Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

terday in honor of their cousin, Miss
Georgia Sparkes, whose engagement to
Homer Wendall SnOoks of Topeka,
Kas., has been announced.
The decorations were of pink sweet
peas, ferns and pink satin ribbons.
Favors were -gilded invitations to
farewell party to be given at Honey
moon Court by the Wishing Gate at
Lovers Hour. At each place was a
dainty pink candle, with which a merry
little game was played, for. the one
whose candle went out first would be
the first to announce her engagement.
The place cards were hand-painted
Cupids, and covers were laid for Miss
Georgia Sparkes, Miss Estelle Sum-
mers, Miss Eilda Gardner, Miss Louise
Foster, Miss Ella Morton, Miss Bernice
Ryan, Miss Ethelwyn Colson, Miss Lu-
cile Summers, Miss Mamie Summers,
Miss Mabel Knudson, Miss Estelle Tag
CART, Miss Mayme Hall, Mis- Lora Far
ran, Miss Nellie Danziger, Miss Laura
Ivy. Miss Wilkie Gilholm, Miss Mary
Kornahan, Miss Leta Dunlap, Miss
Florence Mitchell, Miss Philippine
Butte, Miss Helen Mack, Miss Vera
Lothrop, Miss Theresa Post, Mrs. Glen
arvon Behymer, Miss Nellie Werick,
Miss Esse L. Jones, Miss Jessie Dixon
Miss Gratia Guy, Miss Ruby Frost,
gniot, Miss Marguerite Middaugh, Miss
Ethel Rees, Miss Florence Allen, Miss
Mabel McNeeley, Miss Belle Hall, Mrs.
Harry Isaacs, jr., Mrs. Edgar Smith,
Miss Carrie Missall, Miss Enid Behy-
mer, Miss Elsie Behymer, Mrs. L. E.
Behymer, Mrs. George Sparkes.
Miss Mildred Burnett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burnett of Beacon
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| Miss Milda Nixon of Berkeley. In
| honor of Miss Nixon Miss Burnett will
give a tea Wednesday afternoon for
| the younger set only. In the evening
an informal dance will be given, at
which the assisting young women and
a number Of young men have been
bidden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Stearns of ST.
! James Park and their daughter, Miss
| Katherine Stearns, whose debut was
an event of the fall, left Friday in
| their automobile for a tour of several
weeks in the north. They will motor
via Santa Barbara, Del Monte and
many other resorts, making San Fran
cisco their final point.
Miss Marguerite Vickery, whose en-
| gagement to Richard Appleton of Red
| Bank N. J., was announced recently,
was the guest of honor at matinee
party given by her aunt, Mrs. o. A.
| Vickery at the Belasco, followed by a
tea at the Alexandria. The guests
were Mrs. B. Lee Vickery, Miss Hazel
Ball. Miss Rae Belle Morlan, Miss
| Elizabeth Wood, Miss Florence Wood,
| Miss May Rhoades, Miss Helen Dick
| inson. Miss Edna Let's, Miss Gladys
| Let's, Miss Pauline Vollmer, Miss Jo-
sephine Lacey, Miss Florence Clark,
Miss Jessie Atwood, Miss Caroline
| winston, Miss Clara Estep, Miss Lois
Baker Miss Barbara stephens, Miss
katherine Stephens and Miss Ruth
| Sterry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Henderson
have moved into their new home at
1850 Magnolia avenue, and Mrs. Hen
derson will be at home to her many
friends as usual on Fridays.
s.
letter from Queenstown announced
the safe arrival of the party of Los
Angeles people who sailed on the Ced-
ric Nav 28. The party included Mrs.
kate Vosburg and her two sons Muir
raw and vKeith, Mrs. Joseph Sartori,
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff, Jr., and Mrs.
Grace Porter.
Judge and Mrs. Albert Lee Stephens
of 277 South Coronado street are enter
tanning Mrs. Fred M. HIS and her
friend. Mrs. Edgar Kenneth Ashby of
Evansville. Ind. The visitors will pass
the entire summer in Los Angeles and
many affairs are being planned in their
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Anderson Of
Shatto place are entertaining Lieut..
and Mrs. William Eliot Selbie. Lieu
tenant Selbie, has just returned from