Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

/ ltIudN WAS LHb led given DN AIS. JO
seph Sartori and Mrs. Charles Monroe
at Mrs. Sartoris home on West
Twenty-eighth street. Mrs. 2. r.
/ Rishel, Mrs Sartoris mother, received
with the hostesses.
Assisting women were Mrs. Walter
| Jarvis Barlow. Mrs. Kate Vosburg,
Mrs. Thomas e. Newlin. Miss Emma
Hadley of Whittier, Mrs. Hugh Living
! stone Macneil, Mrs. Walter S. Newhall
! Mrs. John r. Haynes, Mrs. Earl B.
! Millard, Mrs. Edward d. Silent, Mrs
j. e. Cook, Mrs. Jefferson Paul Chan
| dler, Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff, MGs
| Frank Hicks, Mrs. W. T. Bishop, Mrs
| Granville MacGowan, Mrs Jaro Won
Schmidt. Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant. Mrs
Frank Griffith, Miss Marion Macneil
! Miss Bessie Millard, Miss Annis Van
| Nuys, Miss Helen Newlin. Miss Mildred
Hadley, Miss Emily NeWlin and Miss
Naomi Little.
Mrs. Charles Dryden and Mrs. John
Brice Of East Washington street enter
| tained with luncheon and cards yester-
day afternoon. in compliment to Mrs.
Jennie B. Walsworth of Seattle, who is
the guest of her mother Mrs Walter
! Dickson Gibbs ON West Thfrty-seventh
drive. z
The guests were received at Mrs.
Dryden's home. where they returned
! later for card games. while luncheon
was served at the home of Mrs. Brice.
| Receiving with the hostesses were
Mrs. j. II. Renslar, Mrs. j. I'll. Masters
and Mrs Walter D. Gibbs, and the
young girls who assisted in serving
were the Misses Mathilde Arellanes,
| Wilhelmina Allen and Mrs. Dryden S
niece, Katherine Chapman.
Invitations were accepted by Mrs
Mary Brice, Mrs. 0. Taylor. Mrs.
| George Franklin, Mrs J. R. Seamens,
| Mrs r. Clifford. Mrs. John Cullinan,
| Mrs. James Sprecker, Mrs. G. Y. Horr,
Mrs. Edward Doyle, Mrs. L. B. Dodge,
| Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. J. B. Mills OF
| Seattle, Mrs. b. c. Mccain, Mrs. J. F.
| Sommers. Mrs. John Tweedy Mrs. B.
| c. Walsworth, Mrs. c. A. Gibson, Mrs.
A. r. Glidden, Mrs. ]. A. MaeConnell,
| Mrs. NJ. A. Griffin, Mrs. L. c. Burn
| ham, Mrs. Samuel Brice, Mrs. Horace
Montague. Mrs. e. J. La Fon and Mrs.
r. w. Woodley
Miss Caroline Bruins of East Thirty
| fifth street was hostess yesterday after
noon at a matinee party and tea at
Hotel Alexandria in compliment to Mrs
| Marie Sweet Baker. Guests were Mrs
! M. l.. Carter. Mrs William Bowles
! Mrs. Frank Bowes Mrs. A. w Rem
nitz and Mrs. Albert Mortensen,
Miss Bruins also entertained with a
| tea at Hotel Alexandria Thursday,
| having as guests Mrs William Hut
/ ton, Miss Belle Curtiss of New York,
! Miss Louise Brice of Philadelphia, Miss
Katherine Widney, Miss GenevieVe
Hamlin. Miss Jane Robinson, Miss
/ Genevieve Faulkner, Miss Marguerite
| Griffin and Miss Olive Moore.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Nixon
! daughter of Mrs. NJ. H. Morrison OF
! South Union avenue. and Peter N
! Young was celebrated Wednesday in
! Christ Episcopal church by the rector
Rev. Baker P. Lee, and in the pres
ence of relatives and intimate friends
! Later formal supper was served at
| the home of Mr.. Young's parents in
| st. Andrews place. and Mr.. Young and
his bride left for a wedding trip. They
| Will make their home in Los Angeles
where Mr.. Young is established in
| business.
Miss Dorothy Young. sister of the
bridegroom of Wednesday, was mar
| ried in Salt Lake Tuesday evening to
| George Thompson of this city. Mr.
and Mrs Thompson after a temporary
residence in Salt Lake plan to return
to Los Angeles to reside.
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The marriage of Miss Ruth Whiffin
daughter of f. j. Within of West Six
teenth street, and Paul Fletcher was
quietly solemnized yesterday at the
manse of Rev. Herbert Weaver in the
presence of relatives only.
After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher will be at home to friends at
! 7O2 West Sixteenth street.
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Mrs. Paul e. Leopold entertained with
a box party at the Belasco yesterday
in compliment to her daughter, Miss
Lillian Leopold, whose seventeenth
birthday anniversary fell on that date.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. j. F.
Atkinson of Harvard boulevard was the
scene of a merry gathering Thursday
evening, when the Marshalltown Merry
| Birthday club, number forty women
! held it's regular monthly meeting. The
house was beautifully decorated with
! Asparagus plumosus and cut flowers
The husbands and friends had been
hidden to the feast, swelling the num-
Der to nearly 100
Nearly all present were former resi-
dents of Marshalltown, Iowa, and the
greeting and "reminiscences of old
friends filled the time till $50, the din
ner hour, when the doors of the dining
room were thrown open. A long table
was revealed laden with good things
to tempt the appetite, and, plate in
hand, each one passed around and
helped himself la cafeteria, return
ing to the parlors, where the bounteous
repast was enjoyed in groups around
small tables Later a most enjoyable
program was rendered by several
young people.
Miss Leta Atkinson, who had come
from her schooL~at Redlands for the
occasion, gave several vocal solos, as
did also Miss Lillian Hurlburt and
Earl Gifin, Miss Vera Atkinson ac-
companying on the piano. Miss Schu-
man delighted the company with a
number of piano solos. Miss Leland
read with power and great pathos
"The Soul of the Violin and gave sew
eral humorous selections as encores
Among the out Of town guests were
Rev. and Mrs. Parsons of Monrovia.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry McNeeley and
two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. George
McNeeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mich
OILS and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Winery, Mr.. and Mrs. Ives,
DR. and Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Minnie
Upon Rhoads, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gar
vey, Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Woolcott,
Mesdames Ames and eaton