Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
Society
ny THE cHATTERER

this winter and the question will be,
"What must l bid to get the trump y
Auction bridge is fast superceding
plain bridge and the women are car
rying their check books with greater
avidity than ever before. The bidder
and buyer of the trump is the one
holding the best cards and perhaps
the bids go round and round the table
before a buyer gets the trump she
most wants. Then her opponents sail
in after her to make her lose all the
points they can and she has to pay
up" The dainty gold and silver purses
are larger and no woman goes out
now without small pen and check
book in her purse. Auction bridge is
certainly losing game, too, when they
are playing for a quarter of cent
point and the stakes are enormous.
However, my lady must be amused,
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There is another form of amusement
on the boards this week when Annette
Kellermann gives a free lecture to tie
women of Los Angeles at the Orpheum
Tuesday morning To know Just
how to be beautiful is the desire of
every woman and I am told there will
be many luncheons given after the
lecture, although l am not at liberty
to tell who will be the hostesses, but
as the only reservations are the boxes
there will be plenty of room for the GU
rious to satisfy their inauisitiveness'
The Misses Lucy and Mary Clark,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. clark
of ST. James park, left yesterday for
a visit to San Francisco and Lake
Tahoe. They have made no definite
plans but will be home in plenty of
time for the wedding which will be
solemnized September Is.
s.
Miss Mabel Newton, daughter of Ar
thur Newton, is passing most de-
lightful visit with Mrs. Lille Gill Pull
sifer at Colorado Springs. They passed
two months at Aimot in the noun
tains and returning to Denver Septem-
her 1 will pass the month at Ouray
and Colorado Springs Early in No
vember, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Gill, Mrs. Pulsifer and Miss Newton
will return to Los Angeles
Mrs. Harry Fryman, accompanied
by Mrs Stewart MacFarland, who have
been passing the month at Tahoe, VIII
return home today.
Mrs. Victoria Carson and her charms
ing daughter, Miss Mary Carson, will
leave this week for trip to Coronado
and Warmers Springs for several
weeks.
Mrs Wilson H. Gardiner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson of Utica,
Ohio. who has passed the past two
winters in Los Angeles, died at her
home in Columbus, Ohio, August 8.
Mrs Gardiner W g.. be well remembered
by the young circle here as Miss Cen
evieve Wilson. The news of her death
will come as a great shock to her
many friends, as she was one of the
most popular of the younger set. She
married Wilson H. Gardiner, son or
Mrs. Belle Ide of Columbus. also well
known in social circles in this city.
s.
The marriage of Miss Emmie Luent-
gel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6.
Iuentzel of South Kenmore avenue, to
Craig c. Horton, which will be SOL
emnized Wednesday, August 81, will be
one of the prettiest of this summer
weddings. The maid of honor will be
Miss Ethel Dubbs of Santa Monica
and the maids will be Misses Freda
I,uderman, Juanita Lane and Marie
McManus. DR.. Warren Horton will
serve his brother as best man and the
ushers will be Roy Barlow, Sidney
Bartlett and DR.. Henry Ransom. Many
affairs have been given in honor or
the charming bride-elect, among them
n matinee party with tea at the Alex
andria by Miss Lane, Miss MeManus
was hostess at a dinner dance, MISS
Eula Horton entertained yesterday az
ternoon with a party at the Mason at
the matinee and Mrs. Jack Vaughn
entertained with a theater party on
Thursday afternoon at the Belasco,
with tea afterward at the Alexandra.
The guests included Mrs. E. G. Luent-
zel mother of the bride to-be; Mrs.
Burwell L. Holmes, Mrs. Roy X. Dan
iels. Mrs H. ]. Crawford, Mrs Hugo
Burgwald, Miss Ethel Dubbs. Miss
Maude Austin of Ell Paso and Mrs.
Wilson.
Mrs Burweu Holmes of Marvin av-
enue also entertained with party In
Miss Luentzel's honor at Mrs. Holmes
residence on Wednesday, the other
guest of honor being Miss Wartell,
whose wedding will be an event in the
near future Mr.. Horton viii take
his bride on an indefinite wedding trip
and upon their return they will make
their home at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Luentzel in Kenmore
avenue.
Miss Agnes Woodward, director of
the California School Of Artistic
Whistling, is passing two weeks at
Oak Glen lodge near Redlands, where
she is enjoying all the delights of the
resort.
Mrs. Patrick Watson of Dominguez.
accompanied by her sister Miss Amelia
Carson, will leave for New York and
the other eastern cities about Septem-
Der IS. They are planning to be away
for six weeks.
One of the weddings which will be of
interest to many Los Angeles friends
will be that of Miss Mabel Cornelia
Moulton of Providence, r. l., and
Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman of New York,
which will be solemnized at the home
of the bride August 80. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Elijah
Hanley D. D, of the First Baptist
church. Mrs. Ralph c. Moulton will
assist as matron of honor and Dorothy
Barnett Moulton, the tiny niece of the
bride, will be flower girl The bride
win be given away by her brother,
David Potter Moulton, and DR.. Chap-
man will be served by Robert p. Da~
Wis of Boston as best man and Charles
II Dennison Of New York and Hon.
Beniamin p Moulton as ushers. After
a months trip across the water to
Wales DR.. and Mrs Chapman will re-
turn to this country and commence a
series of evangelistic missions in To-
ronto. Canada, returning to England,
Jerusalem, Egypt and Damascus on
the same work.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Harrison, who
have returned from their honeymoon, |
which they passed at Honolulu, have
gone to Balboa for the remainder OF
the summer having taken a furnished |
cottage. They are planning to return |
to Los Angeles the first Of October.
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