Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30

Homer Laughlin, sr., w. H. Holiday,
M. j. Connell w. j. Hole, Ora 70.
Monnette, Arthur F. Morlan, Lee c.
Gates, Frederick Alsdorf of Globe,
Ariz,; Judge w. r. Hervey and Judge
j. w. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Calkins, f. S.
Calkins, Mrs. F. c. Simpson, Mrs. g.
w. Lambert Louis Lambert. Mrs. L.
B. Davisson and Miss Mabel Davisson,
who have been passing fortnight at
Laguna Beach, returned Friday. Mrs.
Davisson and her daughter, Miss
Mabel Davisson, will go north to San
Francisco with the Saengerburds this
week and remain for two weeks.
s.
In honor of Mrs. Earl Phillips, a re-
cent bride. and Miss Evelyn Lewis,
whose engagement to Earl Jones was
recently announced, Mrs. Lueius Phil
lips of Glendale entertained recently
with an afternoon party. The house
was beautifully decorated with guam
titles of pink and white carnations and
ferns. The prize given for the guess
ing contest was captured by Miss
Lewis. Among the guests present
were: Miss Vera Lindstrom, sister OF
Mrs. Earl Phillips, who was present
as special guest; Mrs. Ray Phillips,
Mrs. w. E. Evans, Mrs. Cecil Rose
| cranz, Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mrs. w.
Schaeffer, Miss Miriam Cook, Miss
Bess Gibson, Miss Grace Stoermer,
Miss Ada Henry, Miss Florence Brown
ing, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Florence
Hall, Miss Marion McClurg and Miss
Pauline Elcan.
Another affair which was given in
honor of Miss Lewis was that with
which Miss Grace Stoermer entertained
at q luncheon and miscellaneous
shower. The table was decorated with
fruits and ferns and the place cards
were hand-painted brides and BRIDE
grooms. A guessing game called rail-
road stations was played and Mrs. w.
e. Evans won the prize. The guests
included Mrs. J. Vance Lewis, Mrs.
Cassel Severance, Mrs. Ralph A. Chase,
Mrs. Lucius Phillips, Mrs. w. e. Evans,
Mrs. Cecil Rosenthal, Mrs. Ray Dun
nigan, Miss Evelyn H. Lewis, Miss
Edith Buchanan, Miss Florence
Browning, Miss Ada Henry, Miss Fran
ces Poor, Miss Bertha Scott. Miss Ruth
McAllister, Miss Cleme Griffin and
Miss Marguerite Griffin.
A Jolly little party of young women
of the class of 1911 at the Poly high
school are enjoying an outing at Man
haitian Beach. They have styled them
selves the Chatterboxes and are living
up to the name The party is chap
sists of, Misses Lucelle Haskell, May
Jollup, Genevieve Moore, Frances Schu-
maker, Salome Smith, Lillian Hahn,
Louisa Hahn, Genevieve O'Brien, Ethel
Pettegrew, Elva Merroy, Alma Smith
and Bess McComb.
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DR.. and Mrs. William Horace Day of
Union avenue. who have been travel
ing all summer abroad. are now in
Egypt and will leave for Italy early
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Nickerson Of
Bonnie Brae street are entertaining as
house guest w. H. Nickerson of Mon
terey, Mexico. for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ferris entertained
Sunday evening with an informal party
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Davis. Among the guests were Com
mander and Mrs. Ward Winchell, Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Kingsland, Mrs G.
Chant, Mrs. Mary Beuhrmann, Edward
Tanning. Arthur Chipron and Cap
tain Epply.
DR.. and Mrs ]. w Trueworthy, who
have been passing the summer in the
mountains, have returned to the city
and are domiciled in their own home
in Garland avenue:
Miss M. D. Bloomer, Hotel Hershey
Arms, will leave wednesday under the
auspices of the steamship department,
German American Savings bank, on
an extended tour around the world.
Miss Bloomer will sail from San Fran
cisco with a party of twenty-four An
gelenos, visiting Japan, China, Korea,
Manchuria, Egypt, Arabia, India,
Ceylon, etc.