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wedding The announcement was
made at a small party given by DR.
and Mrs. Hubbell la Monday even
ing. The guests included
Mr. ana Mrs. Melvin
Chanev Miss Winnie Kimbrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. V. Miss Katherine Taylor
CouIthard Miss Leah Lawrence.
Ns sieaa nna Mrs O. Van GiSy9 GpoSr 'sSs%a" %oors
Miss Lois Paschall Albert Waddell.
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The marriage of Miss Martha Jane
Steele. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ
Steele, to Allen Thurman Stadler was
solemnized yesterday at high noon al
the home of the brides parents, 5l4
West Forty ninth street. the Rev. Mr.
Stewart of the Woodlawn Methodist
church officiating, in the presence OF
relatives and friends. The bride wore
her travelling gown Of dark blue cloth
with hat and gloves to match. and car
ried q shower of bride roses and ferns
A reception was held after the cere-
mony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stadler left
| for a short wedding trip to San Diego
! They will be at home to their friends
after January / in their new bungalow
in Trinity street. The bride is gradu-
ated from the l.. A. high school of the
class of 1910. and is possessed of a
most beautiful singing voice. Mr.. Stad-
Ter is connected with the First National
bank.
The semi-annual banquet of the
Southern California Alumni association
of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity was
held at the University club Friday
evening, December 16. The following
members were present: ]. H. Peckham.
Dr. Francis F. Rowland L. A. Parker,
Harrington Brown, Peyton L. Rogers,
c. H. Hamilton, D. II. Gray. Jas. w.
Evans, William Newton Best. jr., OF
New York city, Edward Gray Taylor of
New York city, Melrowe Martin. j. NJ.
Hixon, DR.. S. P. Black, DR.. Orbison, E.
o. Slater.
Regrets were received from Judge
Beatty and Capt. Fredericks.
This organize tion is one of the strong
est in Southern California, there being
many resident members. 1t was re-
solved at the meeting to institute a
monthly luncheon. All members of the
fraternity are requested to meet at
University club at noon the first Tues
day of each month.
Mrs. Frederick j. Cressey of Gram
ercy place entertained with delight
full part in honor of her parents, Col
and Mrs. George Hoxworth of Long
Beach. The house was elaborately
decorated with roses, poinsettias and
ferns and a musical program was
reno red. Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs
Charles A. Brown. Mrs. Jefferson Meyer.
T. 5 Coddington. Miss Nreda Gilmore.
Frank p Coddngton. Miss Marian Meyer.
f. r. Davis. Miss Leila Rabe.
James B. Elmore. Fred Coddington.
T. A Sevake /. J. Cressey.
Ira B. Hoxworth. Alva Gilmore.
J. H. McClntock Ivan 7. Gilmore.
Frank H Rabe Robert L. Hoxworth.
C j. Peters Gleason A. Rabe.
s.
Mrs. Rosa Cohn of West Adams
street entertained the members of the
Paloma club at her home Tuesday af-
ternoon. The prizes were captured
by Mrs. Cohn, Mrs. M. F. Kornblum
and Miss Annye Green.
Mrs. ]. Alden West of 25S West
Thirty-seventh drive is entertaining
for the winter her mother, Mrs. James
NJ. MacCregor of Vancouver, B. c.
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Judge and Mrs. j. w. Symmetrical
of Cambridge street entertained with
a dinner party recently in honor of
Mrs. Eleanor Edwards. Mrs Ed
wards, who will be remembered as
Miss Eleanor Nichols, has a host of
friends in Los Angeles who are plan
ming many small affairs in her honor.
The table was decorated with violets
and ferns and a corsage bouquet of
the same flowers marked the covers.
The guests enjoyed the performance at
the Majestic afterward. Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Summerfeld enter
tanned with a luncheon at the Jona-
than club in honor of Mrs Edwards.
The table was dainty with pink sweet
peas and covers were laid for Miss
Mrs. Bruce Stevenson, Mrs. George A.
Lys, II, Mrs. c. A. Clark and Miss
White of San Francisco.
Mrs George Lyster will entertain
tomorrow evening with a dinner party
in honor Of .Irs. Edwards taking her
guests to the theater afterward. The
guests will include,
Mr., and Mrs ]. A, Green.
John Zobelein. Miss M Labory.
]. w. Summerield.
Miss Ella Tressler of Arlington
Heights entertained with a dinner
party Friday evening in honor of JOS
eph Penn, who left for San Francisco.
The table was decorated with cut
flowers and ferns and covers were laid
for:
Miss Dorothea Dean. William Norton
Miss Ranei Ker0hof. Clyde Mathews.
Miss Ella Tressler Joseph Penn.
Miss Tressler also entertained re-
Gently with an evening party In honor
of Miss Dorothea Dean, VINO Will leave
soon for Buffalo, -'ew York. The house
was beautifully decorated with Amer
lean Beauty roses and ferns and the
evening was pi ssed in singing ana
games. A delicious luncheon was
served and lovers were laid for:
Miss Lillian Young. Mrs Amanda Young
Miss Gace Tresser. Harvey SHERMAN.
Miss Edna Heck. Emmett Gerran.
Miss Cora Young. Jack Lytle.
Mis- Rane Kerchof Russell Stribly.
NJ SIS Julia X rchof. Billy Norton.
Miss Edith Young Joe Penn.
Miss Dcrothea Dean. Frank Ca Hoon.
Miss Ella Tresslar, Dick Ferriss.
Miss Clara Heck. Clyde Mathews
Mrs, T. Heck. Harry Thompson.
Mrs. John Tressler.
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Miss Ida NJ Leonard Of Dalton ave-
nue. has issued invitations for a studio
tea Tuesday afternoon, December 20.
from to g. Reading at o'clock at
sos Young Womens Christian assocla-
tion building in South Hill street.
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