Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

been passing some weeks in Los An
geles. The pergola was decorated with
vines and flowers and the tables We're
arranged there. Tea was served and
the prizes were won by Mrs. William
E. Horn. Mrs. Charles f. Ramsay and
Mrs. NJ. p. Olmstead. The guests
were Mrs. George w. Perkins, Mrs.
Comstock, Mrs. w. E. Horn, Mrs. Jas.
Worden, Mrs. T. L. Patterson, Mrs. H.
H. Porter, Mrs. Gardiner Greene How
land, Mrs. Charles f: Ramsay MISS
Grace Perkins, Miss M. P. Olmstead
and Miss Ona Rogers of Santa Bar
bara.
Formal announcement is made of the
marriage of Dr. Julia Ahrens, formerly
of Grand Rapids Mich, and DR.. How
ell r. woodruff, which was solemnized
on Monday morning by Justice Baird.
Both DR.. and Mrs. Woodruff are we'll
known in Los Angeles
Among the recent arrivals from Los
Angeles at the Del Monte of enthusi-
asts of golf and tennis are Mrs. Rich
ard Dillon. Miss Leary, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Luckenback, Miss NJ. l.. Gardi-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Campbell, Miss
Desmond, Miss K. NJ. Barning, VII
liam p. Barning, Miss Cummings MRS
Chester Thompson, Mrs. David Pea
cock, C. Martyr, E. H. Gutherldge'
Miss Dorm, Mrs. J. B. Barning. MT
and Mrs. r. H. Bullard, Mr.. ]. B.
Barning, j. B. Barning' 1r'
Mrs. II. A. Conduit and her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Conduit OF kings
we'll drive, Hollywood, who have peen
passing the summer at ocean Farh'
are at home again. Mrs H. Won bue-
low has been visiting her daushter'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alexander Hal
lett, who have been passing their non
eymoon in the Yosemite, Berkeley OIk-
land and San Francisco, have returned
and are at home at 2S27 West Seventh
street Mrs. Hollett Will be renlein-
bered as Miss Dora e. Bradley
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Brooks, ac-
COMMANDED by their mother, Mrs. Haas,
and Gus Hammond of Hollywood VINO
have been enjoying a three weeks au-
tomobile trip through the north. IN
Guiding Tahoe. san Francisco and the
santa Cruz mountains, have returned
to their home.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Mrs. Elsie A. LangWorthy'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. BAN
thr11m of South Workman street, TO
leslie T. PvIe of Wilmington, Del. Mrs.
T,angworthy, accompanied by her son
Theodore. left recently for visit IN
the east. where she met Mr.. Pyle ana
the marriage followed. c. II. JACK
son of Wilmington served Mr.. Pyle as
best man and Miss Estelle Charles OF
Wakefield, Pa, was maid or noIlor'
Mr.. and Mrs Pyle will make their nome
in Wilmington.
Formal announcement is made of
the engagement af Miss Margaret j.
Foley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam P. Foley Of Princeton, n. j., TO
Walter A. Hawley. The wedding Will
take nIace this month at st. Vibiana's
cathedral in this city. Miss Foley is
accompanied on her trip west by her
brother, William Foley. Mr.. HaWley
will take his bride to live at s27 South
Francisco street.
Mic. Marjorie Freeman of SIT West
rrUenfv-third street entertained with
tea at the Alexandria Friday afternoon
in honor of the birthday anniversaries
of her mother, Mrs. w. F. Freeman
and Miss Henrietta Crosman me
guests included Mrs. Morris Aloee'
Mrs. L. T. Torrance Of Sierra Maore
and Miss Katherine Torrance
Mrs. Orrin Rice of Sunset boulevard
will entertain with a week end party
at her summer~cottage at Hermosa
Beach. the guests including Mr. anu
Mrs. Donald Bertram Rose, Mr' anu
Mrs. John G. Ruperd, Mrs, Saran Mar
tin, Miss Viola Martin, Miss Alice MAT
tin and George Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bronson VIII De
at home informally to their profes-
sional friends Wednesday evening at
| their home on West TWentleth stuee''
q
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Dunlap OF 6o1
West Twenty-f1rst street announce the
engagement of their daughter, MISS
| Halle Dunlap, to Norval Lloyd VINE
brenner. The wedding will take place
in the early fall.
Mrs. H. Fletcher Elliott of west
! Tventy-third street will be hostess at
the third Dudley cricket match, Whlch
will be played at Santa Monica To-
morrow She will be assisted by her
house guest, Miss Grace Bromheld OF
Burlingame.
In honor of Miss Anne Powers
daughter of Dr. L. M. Powers, whose
engagement to Edward Kellar mas
| been announced, Mrs. 7. G. Wldmeyer
ana Mrs. Preston Mckinley entertained
with a luncheon and shower at the
Hotel Mount Washington recently
Mr, and Mrs. William E. Bush, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Riggie, Mrs. Ella l.
Mitchell and Miss Mitchell will pass
the week end in Topango canyon
Members of the South Gate Tennis
| club entertained with a dancing party
! at Rhoades hall, West Fifty-fourth
| street Wednesday evening, the guests
! being seventy-five friends of the club
| The members include Jack Gibert,
| George w. Robbins, James A. Brown,
Arthur L. Warton, Paul Gilbert, FREQ
! G. Smith and Lester Mead, who consul
tuted the floor committee. The patron
esses were Mrs. Fred Smltn, MIS-
! Charles B. Wharton, Mrs. James A
Brown, Mrs. Ida Mckenzie and MISS
| 7, Dempsey. The club has been re-
Gently organized and will take an ac-
| five interest in social affairs during
| the coming season, the AFFAIR OF
| Wednesday being the first OF series
of which the young men will be hosts
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Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Jami-
son of 2O24 South Hoover street Will be
clad to know Of their return from an
! extended trip in the north. Mrs.
Janison is the president of the Lyric
| cluh and an active worker in the Ebell
| club. and returns in time to resume
/ those duties which become insistent
to club women as the time for fall
| meetings draws near.
Some misunderstanding have oc-
Cured recently in which the w. H.
Janisons of Los Angeles have been
| confused with the family of W. II.
| Jameson of Corona, now enjoying
trip through the Orient and Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. James Trotter and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Tucker. Hotel Van Nuys,
will leave Wednesday, under the aus
pices of the steamship department,
rarr,on- American Savings bank, on an