Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

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| Ada Seeley Hughes, Carleton and
| McCabe. During the afternoon string
orchestra furnished delightful music.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Norton. Miss
| Florence Norton and e. Tllden Norton
| passed the week at Coronado, having
| motored down and back.
Mrs. Clark Ross Mahan and her
| daughter, Miss Marcella Mahan, who
| have been passing the summer visiting
in their old home of Rochester, N. Y,
| have returned to Los Angeles and are
| at home in Oak Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Morton enter
| tanned with the first Of a series or
| dinner parties at their beautiful new
| home in Mariposa avenue Wednesday
evening. The table was decorated
| with pink carnations and ferns, and
| after the dinner 500 was played. COW
| ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
Brent, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Keeler.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bowles, Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Jay and Claude Mo-
ton. The second affair will occur next
| week.
The marriage of Miss Lucille j.
| Markwith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. l.. Markwith of Linda Vista street,
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| C. Hopewell of Tropico, will be SOL
emnized at the home of the bride
| parents Wednesday evening. October
| 19 Miss Pearl Rittenhouse will ass st
| as maid of honor and Denver Mark
| with will serve Mr.. Sisney as best
man. A reception and supper will
follow the ceremony.
In honor of Miss Mary Richardson
| of San Jose, who is the house guest
| of Miss Katherine Banning. Miss Vir-
ginia Nourse of Berkeley square will
entertain with a luncheon on Wednes-
| day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Sor ler of West
| Twenty eighth street will entertain
with a reception at the Ebell club
house on Thursday evening
| Miss Elma Hollaway, one of the most
| popular young teachers of Throop
| Polytechnic high school in Pasadena,
has returned from her summer out
| ing of three months trip through Eu-
rope and is with Mr. and Mrs. Dur
ham Hall in Oak street, accompanied
| by her sister Miss Minnie Holloway
of Kansas City, who will pass the
winter here.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Isitt to
John w. Myers of Ventura will be
solemnized at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs John w. Cramp-
ton, 419 North Soto street, Wednesday
evening, October 12. Miss Isitt has
chosen Miss Jean Sweetman to assist
her as maid of honor, and Grace
Champion will carry the ring. Only
relatives will witness the ceremony,
but reception for over $50 guests will
| follow. After an extended wedding
| trip through the north Mr.. Myers will
! take his bride to live in Ventura.
Many little affairs have been given
| in honor of the bride-elect, among
them miscellaneous shower with
which Misses Edna and Anna Dessau
of Hollenbeck court entertained on
Saturday afternoon.
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In honor of Mrs. James w. Gerard
of New York City who is the house
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Lew s,
in Juliet street, Mrs. j. Ross C ark
entertained with dinner party of
ten covers on Tuesday evening at
her beautiful home in West Adams
street Mrs. Gerard will pass a few
weeks in Los Angeles as she is on her
way to visit her mother Mrs. Marcus
Daily, in Hamilton, Mont. Many af-
| fairs are being planned in her honor.
The marriage of Miss Cora A. Par
ker, daughter of Mrs. Joel Bruce Par
ker of South Bonnie Brae street, to
| William Ferdinand Smith was SOL
emnized at the home of the brides
mother Wednesday evening in the
| presence of relatives only. The cere"
mony was read by the Rev. F. H.
| Enyeart, and a reception to which
over $50 invitations had been issued
followed. The bride, attired in
white satin gown, was attended by
Miss Edith Knox, and C. A. Yarnell
served Mr.. Smith as best man. After
a wedding trip in an automobile to
San Francisco and the north Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will make their home in
Los Angeles Among the out of town
guests were Mrs. T. J. Moorehead and
Miss Ethel Morehead of san Jose,
Mrs. F. A. Lowthian of Santa Monica
and Miss Eldora Smith of Salinas, who
is a guest at the Parker home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius r. Black have
moved to 672 Coronado street, whe. e
they will receive their friends.
Mr.. and MIS-. Lemuel A. Morris,
whose marriage was so emnized in
this city recently, will be at Gome to
their friends after October l at 2t6
West Fifteenth street. Mrs. Norris
will be remembered as Miss De At'egs
Sproul of Norwalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hunni-
we'll have returned from summer at
the beach and are domiciled for the
winter at the Hotel Woodward in West
Eighth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey C. Everts,
the prominent local artists of Los An
geles. will sail from Boston for an
extended tour to Europe, under the
auspices of the steamship department
of the German American Savings bank.
On their tour they will visit Glasgow,
Liverpool, London, Paris, Venice, Bu-
dapest, Genoa, Florence, Naples and
Rome, spending considerable of their
time in England, Scotland and Ireland.
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Mrs. M. Janness and her niece, Miss
Mary Platter, who Travelled to the vol
cano of Kilauea, have returned and
express much enthusiasm about this
delightful trip.
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