Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
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year In New York, where she is with
Mrs. Mary Holland Kincaid. Trey will
entertain soon Griffin Barry. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barry of Mon
rovia, for visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hayward of Bud
long avenue are entertaining their
daughter and son-lr- law, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gilmore Beymer of New York.
delightful luncheon was given by
Miss Berniee Baer and her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Carr of Cimarron street In honor
Of their sister, Mrs. C. C. Pike of Iowa,
who Is their house guest. The house
was decorated elaborately with red
and white carnations and ferns, and
covers were laid for Mrs. J. G. Ferrall,
Mrs A. c. Hamilton, Mrs. William
Bosbyshell, Mrs. Bert Adams, Mrs.
Frank Holland, Mrs. George Wilson,
Mrs. w. s. Mays, Mrs. Charles King,
Mrs. Fred Esgen, Mrs. Anna Johnson,
Mrs. II. G. Moore, Mrs. j. Q. Spencer,
Mrs. Minnie Meredith, Mrs. NJ. A.
Bunting, Mrs. ]. c. Cliff, Mrs. Charles
Harris, Mrs. Mary Rapp, Mrs, Frank
Lafferty Mrs. Malone Joyce, Mrs. Lii
liam Reynoldson, Mrs. j. c. Myers, Mrs.
John Renfrew, Mrs. John Newell Miss
Mary Bullard, Mrs. w. H. Cooper, Miss
Alice Johnson, Miss Emily johnson.
Mrs. w. w. Mattison, Mrs. John Mat
tison, Miss Hattie Mattison, Mrs. +. A.
Rominger of this city, Mrs. Edward
Howard, Miss Hazel Howard and Miss
Homer Rosenberger of Whittier, Miss
Sabina Smith of Des Moines, Iowa,
Mrs. c. G. pike of oskaioosa, Iowa,
and Mrs. Walter McCarty of Glendale.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Longyear are
passing the week at the Manx in San
Francisco.
Miss Clara Baker of North Madison
avenue, Pasadena, entertained in hon
or of Misses Carol Greene and Miss
Helene Harman who leave this week
for Stanford, and for Miss Dorothy
Traphagan who will enter school In
Boston this fall. Five hundred was
played and the guests from Los Ange-
les included Misses Margaret Fleming,
Louise Fleming. Genevieve Ansden,
Jessie Hall, Laura McVey and Helen
McVey.
Among the parties at the Hotel Mt
Washington recently was the luncheon
with which Mrs. e. G. Kinkead en-
tertained. The table was gorgeous
with dahlias and hand painted place
cards marked the covers for Mrs. w. b.
Mathews, Mrs. Fl. K. Walker, Mrs. s.
S. Salisbury, Mrs. e. Forgy, Miss Eli
nor Page and sister, and Miss Hays of
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. Schmitz enter
tained with a surprise party in honor
of Prof. and Mrs. +. r. Schiller at
their beautiful home, "Clirton Manor"
Santa Monica. They were assisted in
entertaining by Mesdames Adams, Sill
yer Melville, Roebock, Morris and Jen-
sen. The grounds were strung with
electric lights and the house was beau
tifully decorated with flowers and
ferns.
Judge and Mrs. Albert NJ. stephens
of Andrews boulevard, who have been
sojourning in Burlington, VT, since
early in July, are passing the month
at Lake Champlain. The trip was
taken in search of Mrs. Stephens
health which is much improved al
though they will not return until Oc-
tober.
Mrs Frank Gibson who has been
passing the year in England as guest
of her son, Hugh Gibson, returned
home recently. Mr. Gibson has been
the American attache at the consulate
of st. James and will join his mother
in Los Angeles early in September.
Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching wedding OF Miss Jean Mac
Donald and DR.. d. c. Strong, both of
Redlands, which will take place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moss
of Los Angeles early in September.
Many affairs are being planned in hon
or of the bride-elect who has many
warm friends both here and in Red
lands. DR.. Strong will take his bride
to live in San Bernardino.
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Mrs. II. NJ. Dubois motored up to
Del Monte last week accompanied by
Mrs. ]. c. Drinker and Miss Elaine
Parker, Of New York, who are sum-
mering on the coast.
Mrs Robert Mushet, Robert Mushet, |
Jr D. Bosell of Scarborough, Eng, |
and Miss McMeekin are passing a
month at Catalina, Mr.. Musnet going
over to pass the week end.
Miss Agnes Swobdi is passing the
rest of the summer in Europe and is |
planning to return October 1.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Mead enter
tained with a delightful garden tea re-
centlyNa their beautiful home in Hol-
lywood. Covers were laid for thirty |
guests and they were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Burke |
and the Misses Grace and Helen Burke. |
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Mrs. Charles Marlean of East Thirty
first street entertained recently with |
decorations were all in pink and yell
low, and the place cards were hand
painted roses Covers were laid for |
Mrs A. w. Swanfeldt, Miss Edna |
swanfeldt, Mrs. John j. Ford, Mrs.
Andrew Swanfeldt Mrs. Charles
Ramie, Mrs. N. Dalton and Misses
Margaret and Blanch Dalton.
DR.. and Mrs. Delos S. Gillespie and
their charming daughter, Miss Cecilia
Gillespie, entertained with a delightful
evening at their new home on the |
northwest corner of Alexandria and
Linden avenues. A most enjoyable |
time was passed with music, cards and
dancing. Among the guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Lille, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
], Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. j, Delos
Gillespie, DIR. and Mrs. Colgan of Tus-
tin, Mrs. Will Forsythe, o. r. Tallman, |
Misses Bess Bainton of Yonkers. n.
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