Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
Society
Continued from Page Eighty


Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard d. Just have
gone for the weekend into the can
yon for hunting and fishing
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Smith Of Glen
Albyn drive entertained with birth
day party in honor of their daughters $
fifteenth birthday. The house was
decorated with red and green red bells,
red roses, red sweet peas and ferns
On the lawn pepper boughs were hung
and the grounds were lighted with
numberless Japanese lanterns. An
archway of palms connecting the
grounds was hung entirely with the
red lanterns. supper was served IN
red and white marque, which had been
erected. An orchestra furnished music
Among those present were Misses Glen
Whitrow, Ada Davies, Lena Davies,
Lovina Davies, Della Skinner Is.
Blanche Maitland, May Maitland, Vir-
ginia Maitland, Isabelle White, Helen
Krebs, Mildred Zimmerman, Vera
Smith, r. c. Knowles, Harold smith,
Move Foster, Mearl Withrow, Lea
iWthrow, Ralph Beavies, Archie
Beavies. Sam Wilke, John Wilke,
Julian Wilke, Marvin Boyer, Raymond
johnson, Harry Perce, John Whltman'
James Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Moore'
Music was given by Miss Helen Crep'
MISS Ada BeaVleS anu MI -
Knowles, and there was a post cara
shower for the hostess
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Mr.. and Mrs Dick Ferris, who nave
been passing the past month IN 81.
Paul and Minneapolis, Will return 10
the city July 6.
Mrs. Wayland Trask of st. Andrews
place has taken a cottage on Duoiey
avenue, ocean Park, and VIII pass the
month of July there
-Four generations will be represented
at the party, for both the boys great
grandmother and father as well as MS
9randmother, Mrs. Mile Penniman
and his mother will be present.
w, H. Harrison, the great granu
father celebrates his birthday July 4,
so for that reason the decorations Will
he entirely in red white ana plue.
Spring flowers will be used. to carry out
The guests will be Mrs. A. J. Jansen,
Mrs Frank Tearne, Mrs. f. l.: DoWnle'
Mrs. Elmer Bennett, Mrs. Edgar CaI-
houn, Mrs. Frank Gearing, Mrs =: ID
sloane Mrs D. c. Crossman, MRS
frank Edwards, Mrs. c. Delricks, Mrs.
Della Armstrong, Mrs. M. Thompson
Mrs G. NJ Harrison, Mrs. George Har-
rison jr., Mrs. William Henry Harri-
son, Mrs i. Scrapford. Mrs. Mile
Pennman, Mrs. w. II. Harrison, MISS MISS
Bessie Tearne, Miss Della Skinner, MISS
Vera Smith, Miss Fern Smith, MISS
Merriam Thompson and Almond Jansen.
s.
The wedding of Miss Hazel Kenayer
and William Gladwin took place at the
residence of Mrs M. Boyce, lloo hlrsS- I5s
lev drive. Wednesday evening, the Rev:
J. M. Schaefie officiating. After a briet
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Gladwln
will be at home to their friends at 2ISO
West Pico street
Among the theater parties OF the
week was that given at the Orpheum
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. f. G.
Cruickshank and her daughter, Mrs
Dorothea Vandervoort of Pasadena.
Tea was served afterward at the Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Golding en-
tertained with a dinner at their nome
I'm Wilton place Wednesday evening IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r. Bur
ton. who were recently married. The
table was daintily decorated with
Shasta daisies, and ferns and the place
cards were hand-painted Shasta daisies.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Sim
mons. Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Calkins, Mrs.
Nora Evans. Miss George Weldon,
Harold Senos and William Mckay
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Miss Hattie Woodwork and Edward
]. Remy were married Wednesday art
ernoon at the parsonage Of the Union
Avenue Methodist church, the Rev
Will A. Knighten officiating. The brloe'
in a white tailored suit, with hat TO
match, was attended by Mrs. A. E'
Wells as matron of honor. Louis e.
Reny served his brother as best man.
s.
Another wedding was that when MISS
Pearl Faust of 1920 orchard avenue be-
came the bride of George Miller, jr, at
the home OF the brides mother Wednes-
day evening, the Rev. Will A. Knighten
officiating.
Miss Ada Parsons of Western and
Melrose avenues entertained with a
card party recently in honor OF the
Misses Dorothy and Margaret Arm
strong. who leave shortly for Salt Lake
City. Among those present were MISS
Ruth Reid, Miss Agnes Shanks, MISS
Adelaide Smith, Miss Charlotte Bohri,
Miss Dorothy Bosche, Miss Louise
Hyer Miss Margaret Bosche, MISS
Doris Davidson, Miss Helen Miller,
Miss Ada May Forbes, Miss Bess Nor
rison. Miss Ruth Holmes, Miss Mar
garet Hunt, Miss Bernice Healy, ana
Miss Maude Hall and Miss Elsie Par
sons, who assisted the hostess
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One of the weddings which were in
IereStlng TO MANY lIlSiiuS was Ih"' OA
Miss Jessie Belle Hammond, daughter
of Mrs Jane c. Hammond, who became
the bride Saturday afternoon in san
Diego Of William Wesley Perkins OF
Phoenix and Winslow, Ariz. AS no
formal announcement had been MADE
the wedding came as a surprise to their
many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Perkons
will visit in this city, San Francisco,
Del Monte and Santa Cruz before re-
turning to San Diego, where they VIII
make their home at Second and Cedar
streets after August 10.
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The Canadian club of Los Angeles
will hold their social entertainment on
Tuesday evening at the Woman's club
house Figueroa and Tenth streets. Ihe
program will be given by the Troplco
orchestra e. B. Valentine, director,
assisted by Miss Vesta Lee in panto-
mime and recitations and Miss Naomi
Pomeroy with songs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius v. Seyler Of
the Burlington apartments, accom-
panied by their guests, Miss Schemm
and Miss Riedel will pass the summer
at East Newport Beach.
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DR.. and Mrs. Henry Howard enter
tanned recently with dinner dance at
the Virginia in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Wood and Miss Katherine Johnson.
Covers were laid for thirty guests OF
the younger set.
A pleasant luncheon was enjoyed