Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

had some characteristic of the guest.
! who occupied the chair. Music and
readings were enjoyed, Covers Were
| lead for +. Young, C. r. Dalgarn, III.
P. Carroll, Claude Putnam, d. M.
Thomas, H. A. Harley, Charles F.
Young and w. S. Patterson.
| Among the jolly automobile parties
! touring through Southern California is
that of which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Snyder of Pasadena, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Norcross and Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Mason of Reno, New, are the partici-
pants. They are at present passing the
week end at Coronado.
Announcement is made of the mar
| riage of Miss Ida Thatcher of Long
Beach and Olulf L. Harsted of Seattle.
The ceremony was performed Sunday
afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Magnus b. Harsted in Catalina
street by the Rev. j. A. Wood of the
Pico Heights Methodist church,
Mrs. Clarence e. S4one of 1906 Nor
ton avenue entertained with whist
! party Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Victor Bruce of Mohave, Ariz.,
The prizes were captured by Mrs. d.
e. Doke and Mrs. Thomas Wilbur
The other guests included Mrs. Fred
| ttODeIlS, hES. 1liuIlSS Il MOFIiS1 MIS-
Louis Magruder, Mrs. Richard Green
shaw, Mrs. r. G. Hillman, Miss Hill
man, Mrs. q. M. Atkins, Mrs. Fred
erick L. Goldsborough and Mrs. John
Kohler Marsh Of Omaha.
Mrs. Charles A. Alexander Of 1889
Figueroa street has gone east for
three months visit. Mrs Alexander
will visit principally among her rela-
tives in Detroit, but Is planning to
see all the large cities before her re-
turn.
Mr., and Mrs Fred Lambourne, ir,,
and their daughter, Miss Lucille Lam
bourne of 2703 Ellendale place, who
have been passing the past two weeks
visiting in Seattle, have returned
home.
A jolly party went down to Ocean
Park for picnic Thursday, the MEM
bers of the Hundred Year club par
ticipating in the usual monthly ex-
cursion The last outing will be held
in Sycamore park September 30.
Among the party of Thursday were
Mrs. S. Stivers, Mrs Henry Braun,
Mrs. Rebecca Trowbridge, Miss Vir-
ginia Trowbridge, Mrs. Van Tress.
Miss Gertrude Braun, Miss Helena
Braun and Mr., Henry Braun, jr.
The wedding of Miss Harriet Ross
and Alfred Priest was solemnized at
the residence of the BRIDES cousin,
Mrs. Francis Proctor in La Sale ave-
nue., wednesday evening, The marriage
lines were read by the Rev. Will A.
Hunter. of the First Presbyterian
church The bride was dainty in a
gown of white chiffon over messaline,
and carried shower of lilies of the
valley. Miss Marie King was maid of
honor and wore white over pink and
carried Cecil Bruner roses. Many af-
fairs have been given in honor of the
bride, among them box party with
tea at the Alexandria, having as hos
tesses the Misses Lydia Maurer and
Mary Allen. Miss Allen also enter
tanned with luncheon and plate
shower in honor of the young woman.
Miss Alberta Shartle and Miss Flor
ence Nelson entertained with linen
shower for Miss Rose at 2056 West
Twenty-ninth street, and the guests
included Miss Allen, Miss Maurer, Miss
Aileen Gilday. Miss Sarah Erickson,
Miss Gladys Allen, Miss Hazel Shar-
tie, Miss Laura Brown. Miss Gertrude
Schaffer. Miss Esther Brown, Miss
Marie King, Miss Edith Hough, Miss
Hazel Bell Miss Mamie Jacobs, Miss
Emma Priest and Miss Olive Mennell.
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One of the delightful entertainments
OF the week was box party at the
Belasco with tea at the Alexandria af-
terward, Miss Louise Forve of West
lake avenue being hostess, the affair
being In honor of Miss Louise John
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mil
bank Johnson in Westlake avenue, who
will leave soon for. Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley A. Severson of
the Burlington apartments left Friday
evening for Lake Tahoe for months
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur o, Frederieks
of south Olive street. are entertaining
as house guests the Julius Fredericks
family of Santa Barbara for the week.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Allen of
North Fremont street, who have been
summering at ocean Park, have re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Snyder are
motoring in the north, stopping in Del
Monte and enjoying the scenic roads
thereabout.
Mrs. Charles C. Maxon. with her
daughter, Miss Winifred Maxon, and
her friend Miss Josephine Lacy, have
returned from a weeks outing at Cat
alma The young women, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Maxon, will leave Sep
ternber z for New York. where they
will pass a couple Of weeks sightseeing