Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
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BY THE CHATTERER

There is much preparation and much
work going on in Los Angeles this
month in making plans and fixing dates
for the entertainment of the National
Bankers association and their wives
and friends. There will be guests from
all over the country, and much Will be
done for their amusement. They VIII
arrive the first week in October, and
the women of the party will be under
the care of the entertainmnt commit
tee, which consists of Mrs. w. II. Hol-
liday. Mrs. Meredith P. Snyder, Mrs.
Motley Flint, Mrs. Stoddard Jess, Mrs.
John e. F'ishburn, Mrs. Joseph d. Rad
ford and Mrs. w. w. Wood.
There will be a Spanish luncheon
given at the Casa Verdugo, lawn fete
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Doheney and ball at the
Auditorium. Also theater parties and
q trip to the beaches and nearby cities,
Pasadena, Mount Wilson and Catalina.
The whole week will be one round OF
gayeties, and I am much mistaken If
the next few years does not see many
of the guests of this fall residents of
Los Angeles. At least for part of the
year, we will see much of them, as
they will come here instead of going to
Europe and Florida, as many Of them
have done IN the past.
October will mark the return Of
many of the travellers who have been
abroad and to The many beaches. There
is much being planned in the way OF
gayety in which auction bridge seems
to figure largely. There have been
automobile parties to the beaches and
mountains this summer, and so many
have gone Europeward that a most
common question with each one was
"When do you sa1l?" Word reaches me
of the travellers through the continent,
the Godfrey Holterhoffs, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Leila Hotter
hoff, and Miss Mary O'DOnoughue are
motoring in Germany. The Harry Har-
ringtons and willard Stimsons are IN
France and Miss Florence Moore is in
Italy The Joseph Sartoris are also IN
Germany, and Mrs. Grace Porter and
Mrs Kate Vosburg are nearing the END
of their continental travelling, as Keith
Vosburg will enter Oxford this month
October will see the return Of most of
the travellers.
Mrs. Charles Modini Wood, accom-
panied by her daughters, Misses Eliza
beth and Florence Wood, left Friday to
pass the week end at Catalina
One of the affairs of the week will
be a garden fete at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Morgan, 1910 West
Twenty-fifth street for the benefit Of
ST. Matthias church in West Washing
ton street. The beautiful grounds of
Mr. Morgan will be beautifully deco
rated with lanterns and the pergolas
will have booths erected and a jolly
time is anticipated. The affair will be
Saturday afternoon and evening, and
will be a big society event
The marriage of Miss Letha Lewis,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Agnes Lewis Of
1925 West Third street, to Samuel Stor-
row of Los Angeles and San Francisco
was solemnized last evening at the
residence of the brides mother. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Burt Eestes Howard in the presence of
the relatives and few of the most
intimate friends. Owing to recent be-
reavement, the wedding was a quiet
one The bride was attired in most
becoming gown of white SATIN, with
long tulle Veil, and carried a shower of
lilies of the valley. Ralph Lewis, a
brother of the bride, served Mr.. Stor-
row as best man, and the bride was
attended by Miss Mary Wilmer and
Miss Elizabeth Storrow, gowned alike
IN pink chiffon and carrying arm bou-
uuets of Cecil Bruner roses. The house
was decorated with pink Japanese lilies
and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs Storrow have
gone for an extended wedding trip and
will be at home to their friends after
November / in Pasadena. The bride
belongs to one of the oldest and best
known of Los Angeles families, and
has a host of friends who will be much
interested as well as surprised to learn
of her marriage, as the news of 1t has
been kept from the public.
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Mrs. r. G. Veasey and Mrs. c. r.
Baxter entertained with a card party
at the home of Mrs. Veasey in West
Twenty-fourth street Wednesday after
noon, the affair being given in honor
of Miss Florence Shapcott of Santa
Barbara who has been passing the
month in Los Angeles as their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veasey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baxter, Miss Klara Pennell and Miss
Shapcott left yesterday for a short visit
to Catalina Those asked to meet the
visitor on Wednesday are: Mrs L. E.
Atkinson, Mrs. ]. r. Alcorn, Mrs. Will
lard Arnott, Mrs. Harry Bates, Mrs.
Leo Bergin, Mrs. L. n. Cleveland, Mrs.
Frank Carson, Mrs. f. Dickson, Mrs.
H. ]. Evans, Mrs. Edwin House, Mrs.
Arthur Keetch, Mrs. Frank Lobinger,
Mrs. George Munger, jr., Mrs. Arthur
Pemrel, Mrs. James Pirle, Mrs. George
Stainback, Mrs. Victor Stamp, Mrs. r.
B. Summer, Mrs. F. r. Thomas, Mrs,
Grace White. Mrs Henry Stewart and
the Misses Amelia Camp of Fulton,
Mo; Lulu Boggs, Flara Pennell, Grace
Perkins, Ethel Poole, Jessie Poole Mary
Horreu of Pasadena, Clara Mueller of