Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
Society

1919 west Adams street. Many affa1rS
are being planned In honor of the wise
itor; among them Mrs. Childress viii
entertain with a luncheon of eight
covers Thursday afternoon. The table
decorations will be in violets and the
guests will include Misses Elizabeth
and Florence Wood Miss Mary Rich
ardson, Miss Rebecca Howard, Miss
Ellen Bent, Miss Lois Salisbury and
the guest of honor. Miss Ellen Bent
will entertain with a dance at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Bent, East Avenue Forty-nine,
Tuesday evening. Miss Lois Salisbury
of Menlo avenue will be hostess at q
bridge party Thursday afternoon, oc-
tober 27.
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In honor of her sister-in-law, Miss
Kathleen Spence, Mrs. Glenn Spence
of 97S Vermont avenue will entertain
with a debutante's tea Friday after
noon. Fifty young women will be
present, and Mrs. Spence will be as
sisted by Misses Marjorie and Sallie
Utley, Leola Allen, Bertha Pollard.
Jane Rollins, Katherine Stearnes, Mar
Wood, Amy Marie Norton. Beatrice
Gavagan, Marie Gavagan, Mary Lind
ley, Georgia Johnson, Lima Johnson,
Anna St. John and Blanche Oster of
Arizona. Miss Spence is one of the
most charming of the seasons debu-
tantes and has a host of friends. She
is the daughter of former Mayor E. F..
Spence.
| Miss Marjorie Derby of 1145 Ingra-
| ham street will entertain with a tea
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Andrietta Glassell, whose marriage to
Clark Somers will be soemnized Mo-
| vember s. Miss Glassell has chosen
| Miss Derby and Miss Muriel Stewart
as attendants at her wedding, and the
| young men will be Jack Somers,
brother of the bridegroom, as best man,
Horace Lansing will serve as ushers.
Many pre-nuptal affairs are being
planned in honor of Miss Glassell, who
has host of friends both in Los An
geles and the nearby towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Way of 500 Mil
lard street celebrated their wedding
anniversary by giving a delightful dim
ner recently. The table was decorated
with cut flowers and ferns. and one of
the surprises of the evening was the
announcement of the engagement of
| Miss Ruby 70. Hirsch, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. George F. Hirsch OF Long
Beach, to Capt. Thomas d. Mcfarland
| of San Francisco. The wedding will
be solemnized early in the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George James McCann,
whose marriage was solemnized in
Chicago october 8, will be at home to
their friends after November ] at 1918
Florida street.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite
Burlingame. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Burlingame of Hollywood, and
| William Miller will take place this
evening at the home of the brides
parents in Garfield place. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Burlingame are entertaining as
house guests for the wedding Mr. and
Mrs. w. d. Burlingame of San Fran
cisco.
| Mrs. William s. Doud, who has been
visiting Miss Carolyn Burns in East
Thirty-ffth street, has returned to her
home in San Francisco. While in the
| city Mrs. Doud was the guest of honor
at many enjoyable functions. ga
Mrs. George d. Rowan and her
daughter, Miss Fannie Rowan, enter
tained with an informal tea at their
home in Harvard boulevard Monday
| afternoon.
Miss Annie B. Johnson entertained
with delightful whist party Friday
afternoon in honor of her cousin, Miss
Elsie Rommell, of Louisville, KY The
colors and places were arranged for
Miss Winnie Kimbrell, Miss Jennie
Williams, Miss Lillian Rood, Miss Car
rie Rommel, Miss Lulu Kohlmeier,
Miss Ivey Kohlmeier, Mrs. T. Fl. Car
rigan, Miss Anna Schafer, Miss
the hostess and guest of honor.
In honor of the visitor many affairs
are being planned.
| In honor of Miss Fern Casse1l, whose
marriage to Myron Tisdel of Santa
! Barbara will take place later this
week, Misses Gertrude Pittner and M.
Renner entertained at Miss Renner's
| home in Rose avenue, Pasadena. The
house was decorated with hearts and
vines in the reception hall. drawing
room and living room, while in the
dining room wild grape vines and
large clusters of wild grapes were
used. over the chair of Miss Casseu
| was an enormous heart pierced by an
arrow. The guests included Mesdames
Robertson of Los Angeles, Mrs. Davis
! of Fullerton, Mesdames Van Cleave,
Vore Lisk, Giddings, Cassel and Rem
ner, Miss Morris of Santa Barbara, Miss
Raynor of London, England; Misses
| Thorndyke, Nj -tha Thorn Woodhouse,
Hays, Eveline Daniels and Kitsman.
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The marriage Of Miss Lucille j.
| hdTkWlLH 10 Clduu6 .. plSHSy was SOL
emnized at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A, L. Mark
with, in Linda Vista street, Sunday
evening. The Rev. ]. H. Henry of
| Glendale read the service in the pres
ence Of fifty guests Miss Della
| Weishar rendered the wedding music
! and Miss Lydia Siegrist sang 20
| Promise Me-" The bride was attired
| in a gown of white batiste trimmed
with lace and her veil was held in
| place by spray of lilies of the val
| ley. She carried a shower of lilies
| of the valley. Miss Pearl Rittenhouse
assisted as maid OF honor. attired in
| a gown of cream batiste, and carried
| an arm bouquet Of pink roses. DEN
yer Markwith served Mr.. Sisney as
| best man. The house was decorated
in white and green, except in the din
| ing room, where pink roses and ferns
were used. In the living room where
| the ceremony was read an arch OF
| greenery was ere-ted, from which hung
floral bell, and white flowers and
| ferns were used in great profusion
throughout the house. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Sisney after their return from their
wedding trip will make their home
temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
with.
Mrs. c.. S. Wagner announces the
marriage of her granddaughter, Miss
Jean L. Graham, to Harry s. Morris.
The ceremony was solemnized Satur-
day evening.
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