Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07

One of the events of the month will
be the Maid of Manalay" the bank
ers' show, which will be opened at the
Auditorium September 26 and Will De
continued through the week BOX
parties will be the order of the week,
and dinner and after-theater parties
are already being planned. 1t Is SAD
many Of the boxes for the opening
night have already been spoken Tor.
Miss Hazel Runge and Miss Vida RAJ
mon, two popular young women. VIII
make their debut in theatricals during
the week, and the patronesses of the
affair will include Mesdames Allen
Balch Walter Jarvis Barlow, George
Birkel, H. p. Boothe, Willis Boothe,
Ernest A. Bryant, John p. Burke, Ad-
ma r. Chaffee, Jefferson P. Chandler,
Leo S. Chandler, wellington Clarke,
Wesley Clark, Guy Cochran, Michael
Connell, Edward l.. Doheny James Z.
Drake, William e. Dunn, e. I. Earl,
Motley Flint, William May Garland,
Thomas E. Gibbon, Stoddard Jess,
Mary Longstreet, Godfrey Holterhof'
jr., w. d. Longyear Hugh L. Mac
NELL r. P. McReynolds, E. J. Mar
shall, Dan Mcfarland, Randolph MI
ner. Charles Munroe. T. e. Newlin,
Henry O'Melveny, w. C.. Patterson,
Alfred Solano, Charles Toll l. N. Van
Nuys and Jaro Won Schmidt.
s.
A shower of wedding gifts was
given at the home of Mrs. w. f. Gill
bert of 1888 South Alvarado street on
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. b.
A. Davis, who has recently returned
from her wedding trip. The occasion
was the regular meeting of the John
ii. Reagan chapter of the U. d. c.,
and the shower was as much OF
surprise to Mrs. Davis as her we'd
ding was a sprprise to her friends
some weeks ago. Mrs. Davis will be
remembered as Miss Isabella Cald-
well Jones. and the wedding was SOL
emnized at a shower which was given
in honor of Miss Myrtle Gonzales and
J. Parks Jones. Mrs. Gilbert's home
was beautifully decorated with roses
and ferns and an elaborate luncheon
was served. The guests included Mrs.
]. A. Brown, Mrs. j. L. Slaughter,
Mrs. Charles M. Jones' Mrs. Minnie
Babcock, Mrs. L. J. Williams, Mrs. r.
w. Thomas, Mrs. A. M. Keeler, Mrs.
Robert f. Harrison, Mrs w. Lynn,
Mrs. M. E. Gardiner, Mrs. Whitney
and the Misses Virginia Messick,
Edith Keller and Lysle Babcock.
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert j. Burdette of
Orange Grove avenue, Pasadena, who
have been passing the past year trav~
cling and in Honolulu, resumed their
Tuesday evening receptions last even
ing, and will be at home Tuesday
evenings to their many friends.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mrs. Edith l.. Hughes to
Lewis e. Mullins. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
aunt, Miss Julia Blodgett, in Boyls-
ton avenue, the Rev. c. G. Pierce Of
ficiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl She'll
hamer, who were recently married,
assisted as matron of honor and best
man. After a wedding trip at Ocean
Park Mr.. and Mrs. Mullins will be at
home to their friends at 42S East For
ty-first street.
Mrs. Ralph Hagan of Lake street
entertained yesterday afternoon with
a bridge party. The game was five
hundred, and the guests included
Mrs Frank A. Bowles. Mrs. Edgar
German, Mrs. Mabel Kingman, Mrs.
Rose Hagan, Mrs. J. M. Kelly, Mrs.
r. t. Sherer, Mrs. Leland Bagley,
Mrs. Sidney I .Darrin, Mrs. E. J.
Brent, Mrs. E. Hunter, Mrs. William
j. Variel Mrs. w. H. Faust, Mrs.
Frank Boswell. Mrs. Oswald M. JUS
tice, Mrs. B. F. Blinn, Mrs. William
Mackie, Mrs. Hattie Morgan and Mrs.
j. G. Brown, ..4- 40 /
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Moore announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Ethel D. Moore, to Harry Ver-
non Payne No date has been de-
cided on. Miss Moore is a native
daughter, having lived all her life in
Los Angeles. She is talented musi-
clan, playing on both the piano and
violin. Mr.. Payne comes from Ne
braska.
Mrs. James H. Worden of West
Twenty-fourth street entertained with
a tea at Levy's yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Robert H. Comstock
of Chicago, Miss Ona Rogers of Santa
Barbara, who are the house guests
of Mrs. George w. Perkins in West
Twenty fourth street, and Mrs. Will
liam e. Horn and her daughter, Miss
Lucille Ballard, who will leave shortly
for an indefinite visit in the east. The
table was daintily decorated with
roses and ferns, and corsage bouquets
of roses we're given as favors Covers
were arranged for the guests of hon
or and Mrs Gardiner Howland, Mrs.
Charles +. Ramsay, Mrs. Meredith +.
Snyder, Mrs. E. H. Porter, Mrs. I. l..
Patterson. Mrs. George w. Perkins,