Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Dora Rogers, entertained with a jabot
and handkerchief shower Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Marian Nc
| Clure, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. U
| Mcclure in LeOta street, whose en-
gagement to Edward Keasby has been
| announced. The guests were intimate
! friends of the bride-elect, who were
classmates with her at high school,
Among those present were Misses Wild
| die KerduChs, Jessie KerduchS, Edith
| Salyear, Geraldine Fitzgerald, May
| Carrahan, Maude Bassett, Winifred
! Conconnon, Marjorie Mcclure, Olive
| Trask, Emma Califf, Estelle Summers,
Nora Kirkhofer, Ruth Reed, Ella Win
stanley, Edna Auger, Anne Shepherd
and Grace Shepherd The house was
decorated with a profustion of Shasta
daisies and ferns. The favors were
dainty bridal favors.
Mrs. c. A. Faux of South Olive
street entertained the Jolly Birthday
club at a monday dinner Thursday.
! The house was decorated in the club
| Coors of pink and green. After the
dinner games and music were enjoyed,
| Mrs. Faux, who is a native of Scot
| land, gave an interesting talk on the
country and customs of the people OF
her native land. A beautiful cut glass
| bowl was presented to the hostess, the
! presentation speech being made by
Mrs. Gus Hall. The next meeting will
be August %. The guest list included
Mrs Frank Salisbury, Mrs. w. H.
Crane, Mrs. Gus Hall, Mrs. w. e. Da-
Wis, Mrs. Fred Cerenski, Mrs. Sadie
Jackman, Mrs. Albert Harwick, Mrs.
Otto Lenhardt and Miss Alice Dono-
ven.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard of
Scarf street entertained with a dinner
last Monday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. McClannahan of San
Francisco, who are visiting in Los An
geles. The table was dainty with a
profustion of pink roses and ferns. Cow
ers We're laid for Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| ModiniWood, Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. John
| son, Mr.. and Mrs. McClannahan and
Dr. and Mrs. Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse G. Wright of
! West Forty-first place, accompanied
| by their daughter, Miss Helen Wright,
have returned from a pleasant visit of
! several weeks with relatives in Flint,
Mich. Mrs. Wright, who will be re-
membered as Miss Helen Burch, has
been visiting for some time in Buffalo,
New York. Chicago, San Francisco and
| Oakland.
| Judge and Mrs. Alexander Campbell
of the Hotel Melrose are guests of the
Hotel Metropole at Catalina for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Boyd Duns-
more and their son Donald are To-
! Gated for the summer at their cottage
at Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Spring with
their two daughters, Miss Vera Spring
and Miss Kathleen Spring, are at
home to their friends at 1648 Gra-
mercy place.
Mrs. Harriet E. Spencer of West
| Twenty-third street entertained in
| honor of her daughter, Miss Miriam
| Spencer, Wednesday evening, July 49,
| the occasion being the thirteenth an
niversary of her birthday. Thirteen
| guests were present and the thirteen
| idea was carried out in all the ap-
| pointments. The guests included Misses
| Helen Spencer, Isabelle Douglas, Helen
| williams, Hilda Robinson, Mary Rob
ertson, Madeline Carol, Marie Mar
| lowe, Herbert Brown, Willie Garland,
Hugh O'Neil, Harold Prescott and
Walter Geldert.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Loomis of Arap-
ahoe street, their daughter, Miss
Mayme Loomis, are planning a visit
to ocean Park for the month of Au-
| gust.
Mrs. Sidney Wales is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Eleanor T. Brown, in
| West Twenty fifth street. Mrs. WALES
will be remembered as Miss Adelaide
Brown, one of our most popular young
society women.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Grant are pass
ing the summer in their cottage in
Oregon. Mrs. Grant, who was Miss
Helen Emery, was a bride of last year
and one of the bellies of Pasadena,
where she lived with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Emery. She was a
graduate of the Girls Collegiate school
and passed much time during her
school years with her grandmother,
Mrs. c. e. Hill, in South Hoover street.
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Mrs. c. A Norton of 1907 Third ave-
nue., and Miss Bessie Blenkinhorn en-
tertained yesterday afternoon with a
miscellaneous shower in honor Of Miss
Esther Blenkinhorn. whose engagement
to H. b. Washburn has been recently
announced The house was decorated
with Shasta daisies, carnations and
ferns. Among those present were Mrs
w. M. Blenkinhorn, Mrs. Orah Schultz,