Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

son, Cecil A. Borden, Mrs. Helen Arm
strong, A. H. Leitch, C. w. Echman,
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Maybury, Earl B.
Elder, Charles A. Elder, Miss Loretta
Murphy Miss Bessie Murphy, Miss
Vesta l. Daman. Miss Mabel Rogers,
A. A. Schmidt, P. B. Ingle, Frank r.
SeaVer, c. p. Scott, Walter A. Schmidt,
l.. A. Dubbs, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. You
mans George w. Child, Henry Ohl-
meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slater, Mr.. and
Mrs H. Hauser, L. M. Ellis Charles f.
Scott, Mrs. Clara c.. Showers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fletcher,
e. p Conway, j. A. Jackson, Holly
wood, H. E. w. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
John w. North, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Glover.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry w. Howard Of
Scarf street, with two automobile
loads of friends, are passing the week
end at Idyllwild.
DR.. and Mrs. Lyman Brumbaugh
Stookey motored to Idyllwild Saturday
and are passing few days there.
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Mrs. Addie T. Friesner and James
Friesner will pass the summer tenting
at Idyllwild.
Mrs. Walter Lindley and her chill
dren. Dorothy and Francis, are located
for the season at IdYllwild.
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Miss M. A. Chappall of 5fS South
Broadway, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Fother-
ingham and DIR. and Mrs. Charles Cox
left this city yesterday morning Tor an
extended tour to England, France,
Germany Austria and Italy, under the
auspices of the steamship department,
German American Savings bank. Tney
will sail on the steamer President LIN
coin July 6.
One of the delightful affairs of the
week was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Paul of West Washington
street wednesday evening in honor OF
Miss Mary O'Donoughue, who leaves
soon for a trip to Europe. A big band
box had been made of bright green
paper and was filed with gifts to be
used on the voyage. A musical pro-
gram was participated in by Jaroslaw
de zielinski, Ralph Wiley, Mrs. Bertha
w Vaughn, Mrs. Estelle Heartt-Drey-
fuss, Harry Clifford Lott, Henri LIE
Bonte and Mr.. Paul. Mrs. Paul was
assisted in receiving by Miss ODon-
oughue, Miss Blanche Ruby, Miss Eb-
bert, Mrs William James Chick and
Mrs. Ada Marsh Chick.
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Miss Hortense Barnhart Jones of
West Thirtieth street entertained with
a luncheon and card party Tuesday
afternoon, the members of the Emanon
club being guests. The decorations
were in lavender and green sweet peas
and ferns. Those present were: Mrs.
A. B. Cloes, Mrs. B. A Holmes, Mrs.
LIE Roy X. Daniel, Mrs. B. F. Kierul1'
IrG T W.
ford, Mrs Florence Boogher of ST.
Louis and the Misses Emmie Luentzel,
Helen Belts, Frances Wartell,' Alice
Atwell, cara Anderson, Mamie Luce,
Marguerite Seymour and Lily Kings
land of st. Louis.
Miss Madge Schalk of 1917 West
Twentieth street, who has been attend
ing the Notre Dame college at San
Jose, Cal, is expected home Wednes-
day, June 29.
Mrs. Mary Hollister Banning of
North Hill street left yesterday for
a weekend visit to her sister, Mrs. X.
e. Jack, in San Luis Obispo. Mrs.
Banning is planning a trip to the yell
lowstone later in the summer.
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Many affairs have been given in
honor of Miss Clara Haas, who leaves
Tuesday afternoon for her home IN
Davenport, Iowa. Miss Agnes Hatch
gave theater party at the MaJestic
Yesterday and she was also the guest
of honor at the Burbank early In the
week. Miss Haas will visit friends IN
Denver en- route. Dinner parties ana
luncheons have been planned for each
day before her departure.
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DR.. Katherine e. Gaynor and Mrs.
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box party at the Orpheum and tea at
the "Pig n Whistle" afterward. Covers
were laid for Mrs. William Benz, Mrs.
e. ]. Brent, Mrs. J. e. Brown, Mrs.
George o. Bradley, Miss Lora Bradley
Miss Anna Bentley, Mrs. Charles A.
Couch, Miss Madeline Chapin. Mrs.
Merrill Holland, Mrs. Russell b, Hal
lett, Mrs. w. Holman, Mrs w; Il. NC
Cahan. Miss McCahan, Mrs. Frank E.
Moore Mrs. F. ]. Newberry, Mrs.
Abner L. Ross, Mrs. j. e. Reed Mrs.
F. l.. Sanborn, Miss Sanborn, Mrs.
Ida Stahl, Miss L. Juanita Stahl, Mrs.
Charles K. Sherborne, Mrs. Harry
Tower, Mrs. H. j. Whitley, Mrs. John
w. Watson, Mrs. e. B. Walker, MRS.
E. ]. White and Mrs. j. H. White'
one of the weddings of the week
which will be q. surprise to many was
that of Thursday morning, when MISS
Alice Strang, daughter of Mrs. Robert
Edwin strang, became the bride OF
walter A. Woods at the residence OF
the brides mother, in the presence of
relatives and a few friends. The Rev,
A. G.. Smither read the marriage serV-
ice. The young couple have gone away
for a ten days trip and will pass the
summer at Long Beach The engage
rrent was announced some time ago,
hut the GATE of the wedding was not
disclosed until the day of the wedding.
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Mrs. Raymond Heffelfinger of West
Eighth street entertained with whist