Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11

guest Mrs. Grace G. Mettler of Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. McCoomber Of
La Mirada entertained with card
party recently. The house was dec
and ferns. Places were arranged for
Mr and Mrs. o. H. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Thomas, the Misses Estelle
Newcombe, Ruth and Agnes Hardin,
Margret Martin, Juanita Simpson,
Lucy Bogue, Marie Saunders and Miss
Sawyers; c. L. Newcombe, Ernest
Moore, George Steele, Guy Sawyers,
Gerald MccOmber and c. Mayer
Mrs. J. w. Aaron of 1885 North Men
tor avenue, Pasadena, entertained with
a luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
which the engagement of Miss Mabel
Genevieve Mcdonald, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Mcdonald of Casa Ver-
dugo and Jordan Stewart Neel of Glen
dale was announced. Miss Mcdonald,
who is an accomplished musician, is
the niece of Mrs. Aaron. The table
was most attractively decorated with
pink and lavender asters. No date has
as yet been set for the wedding.
s.
Miss Mabel Wilson entertained with
a luncheon Thursday afternoon at her
home in Prospect avenue. The place
cards were hand paiCted sketches of
poinsettas, the handiwork of Miss Will
sons sister. Covers were laid for
Misses Mabel Bishop, Ella Mahaffie OF
Kansas City, Bess Moody Of Los An
Helen Stockman, Leila Garwood, Pris-
ella Price, Susie Boyd. Edna Ferry
and Mines. e. A. Moody, Fred Myers,
John Jacobs, George Crandall, r. w.
Pridham and George Wilson.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bareford of
458 Manhattan place are enjoying a.
weeks outing at Coronado Beach.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Reavis of Fair
Oaks avenue, South Pasadena, left
Saturday for an automobile trip to New
York. They are also planning to sail
from New York and motor through
England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland,
France, italy and Switzerland. Mrs.
Reavis, who is an expert autoist, ex-
poets to drive the car through Europe.
They will be gone eight months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Railsback cele-
brated the twenty-second anniversary
af their wedding last Monday evening.
Their beautiful home in Oxford avenue
was decorated with a profusion of cut
flowers and ferns! Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem r. Day assisted Mr. and Mrs.
gram was rendered by Mrs. Harry
Cardell, Miss Olney and Mr.. Newell.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Bloss, Mr.. and Mrs. Noe Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Anger, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Tousley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Car
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. william Akey, Mr. and Mrs.
,zQT Il Il
H. L. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs Dillman, Mr..
and Mrs. B. r. Arthur, Mrs. Hulette,
Mrs. Findley. Miss Bess Gunneson,
Miss Minta Morgan, Miss Eva Olney,
Miss Marguerite Cardell Miss Mildred
TousIey, Miss Gladys Findley, Miss
Edna Anger and Messrs. Newell, Tabor,
Spring and McMasters.
Mrs. L. ]. Ross OF 915 West Eigh-
teenth street has been entertaining as
house guests Col. and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton and their mother, Mrs. Wise.
Col. Hamilton is the vice president Of
the Texas Central railroad, and they
all left Sunday In their private car for
visit to San Francisco and the north
ern cities,
Mrs. S. @. Wilson Of East Twenty
first street entertained with luncheon
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. S.
M. Osgood of Oregon, who is visiting In
the city. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Osgood, Mrs ]. A. Laird, Mrs. E.
Palmer Of Hollywood, Miss L. A.
Fonda and Miss Osgood.
A merry house party passed the
week end at Playa del Rey last week
as house guests of the Misses Hattie
and Lucy Hummel. Boating. bathing
and dancing were enjoyed. A marsh
mallow eroast and watermelon feast
were also among tho festivities.
Among the guests were Miss zelma