Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

mate friends only. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peaseley have gone for a wedding trip
through the north and will be at home
to their friends after October 1 at 211S
| Oak street.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Henrietta Margaret Hole, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hole or
| West Fourteenth street, to Gavin
Young. The wedding will take place
october 25 at Christ church.
Mrs. Charles Mallard Payne, with
her two little daughters, Laura and
Janice, who have been visiting in
Pittsburg for four months, have re-
turned home and are located at IL
South Hope street.
Mrs. Robert Wankowski of Norman
die avenue entertained delightfully."-
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Willis Boothe, who leaves on a trip
through the Orient shortly.
The house was entirely in japanese
effect, Shasta daisies and ferns being
used in the decoration. Tiny boats of
| cucumbers were on the tables and the
| favors were all Japanese. Mrs. Wan
| kowski was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Boothe'
and all three women wore exquisite
Mandarin coats.
Among the guests were: Mrs. VIII
Davies, Mrs. Lee Phillips, Mrs. Will
liam Chick, Mrs. Morss of Minneapolis,
who is Mrs. Chicks house guest; Mrs
E. A. Featherstone, Mrs. Carl Kurtz,
Mrs. Samuel Jackson Whitmore, Mrs
Hugh Harrison, Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs
r. B. Bronson, Mrs. Edward L. Do
heny, Mrs Oscar c. Mueller, Miss Mar
garet Bowen, Mrs. Glenn Spence, Miss
Irene Taylor, Mrs. Howard Schoder,
Mrs. George ]. Birkel, Mrs. John Luck
enbach, Mrs. Walter Brode, Mrs. Fred
Phillips and Mrs. John Horton.
One of the most enjoyable of the
weeks affairs was that, with which
Mrs. Stella w. MacNeill of Romeo
street entertained Wednesday evening
in celebration of the birthday anniver-
sary of her father, Charles H. White,
and her sister, MS. George Field of
| San Francisco, who is her guest. The
house was beautifully decorated with
| roses and ferns and the guests We're:
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Valley, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cyril Bretherton. Miss May Sut-
| ton, Miss Florence Sutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip d. Wilson, Gregory Per
kins, Miss Laura Smith, Frank Culver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Wood, Miss
Toby, Mr.. Toby and Mr.. Jessup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Woolwine, ac-
companied by Glare and Beverley
Woolwine, passed the week end at the
Hotel Virginia.
Among the delightful parties given
was that of Miss Mary Joseph of Mir
amar street, who entertained with a
| whist party recently. The house was
| a mass of deep red roses and car
nations. The guests were: Miss Agnes
Guyer, Miss Helen Reilly, Miss Mary
Markwith. Miss Emma Lencke, Miss
Virginia Lineban, Miss Coydle Estes
Miss Ida Taylor Miss Ella Fergu-
son, Miss Pearl Piffler, Miss Lucille
Merced, Miss Rose Marshall, Miss
Mary Save, Miss Phoebe Babchuck,
Miss Bernice Seland, Miss Mabel Mar
tindale and Miss Florence Glassler.
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong Sheppard of
1919 Crown Hill and her two daughters,
Misses Madge and Florence Sheppard,
are passing the month at East New
port.
Announcement is made of the we'd
ding of Miss Lorena Floy Oliver,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Baron r.
Oliver of West SiXty-flrst street, and
A. Kurtz Grafton. The marriage took
place Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, the Rev.
Robert j. Burdette reading the mar
riage service in the presence of rel
atiVes and intimate friends. The only
attendants were the little niece of the
bride, Lois Oliver, who acted as flower
girl, and William Grafton, nephew of
the bridegroom, who carried the ring
on a white satin pillow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grafton have gone on trip through
the south and upon their return will
make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver.
s.
The members of the Bide-a-Wee club
were entertained with a North Pole"
party Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs e. l.. Burgoin in South
Park avenue. The tables We're decor
ated and were exceedingly unique, the
centerpiece being 4 rough block of ice,
over which crawled tiny explorers, and
icicles hung from the chandeliers. The
faVors We're tiny sleds drawn by min
iature "Pearys" of bisque, and the
place cards were in the shape of snow
flakes. The floral decorations were all
white carnations and in the guessing
contest afterwards the prizes were
wen by Mrs. L. bly, and Mrs. T.. b.
Frankhouser. The guests present were:
Mesdames Frankhouser BLY,, f. p.
Hill, L. e. Spohr, w. Conklin. c. M.
Marleau w GerdeS E, b. Wallace,