Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-12
Society

TRIENDS of Miss Juana Creighton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Telfair
= Creighton, whose engagement with
Charles Kaltenbach of New York has
been announced, will be interested to
learn that she has chosen February /
as the date of her marriage, which is to
be solemnized at the family home in
Ellendale place in the evening and III
the presence of relatives and a few
friends only
Miss Creighton is talented girl of
unusual literary ability, and her short
stories published in current magazines
promise future work both original and
well worth while.
Mr.. Kaltenbach is at the head Of
large manufacturing establishment in
New York, and the young people will
make their home in the east.
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One of the happily appointed events
of the winters social calendar was the
reception with which Mrs. David Cham
bers McCan entertained yesterday aft
ernoon at her handsome home in West
Adams street
The occasion was for the Southern
California Woman's Press club, of
which Mrs. McCan is president, and to
meet John Vance Cheney, critic and
writer OI VERSE. lutI0 were pICSCllA
besides members of the club and their
immediate friends, representatives of
the literary and newspaper circles of
Los Angeles and during the afternoon
several hundred persons came to greet
the hostess and her honored guest.
The occasion was also graced by the
presence of Eleanor Kent, actress,
singer and charming woman, who is
with the King Dodo' company at the
ATrV.I
of her own song compositions. Miss
Frieda Peycke of Chicago delightfully."-
presented several of her own songs
and Charles Farwell Edison was heard
in a trio of songs for which he wrote
the music. Mr.. Cheney's reading of
several of his unpublished poems was
greatly enjoyed feature of the after
noon.
The affair was notable not only that
1t was held in one of the beautiful
homes of Los Angeles, but also it was
attended by men and women eminent
in the fields of literature and art. Mrs.
McCan Was assisted by members of the
executive board of the Press club.
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Mrs. j. w. Hendricks of Alvarado
terrace is entertaining with a bridge
thursday for Mrs. Mcmillan, and Mrs.
j. s. Chapman will give an informal
tea the afternoon of January IS for her
daughter, who leaves the last of the
month for san Francisco en- route to
Guam to join her husband, Past Pay
master Mcmillan.
Mrs. S. I, Clover entertained inform
ally Monday at her home in La Sale
avenue.
For Mrs. Erwin A. Mcmillan, who is
the guest of her mother Mrs J. s.
Chapman of North Soto street, Mrs.
Chapman and Mrs. Ward Chapman will
entertain with a luncheon this after
noon.
The marriage of Miss Helen Teress
Creigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. P.
Creigh of South johnson street, and
Frank n. Sharp was celebrated yester-
day morning at o'clock in Sacred
Heart church, the services following
nuptial mass. Itt. Rev. Thomas j.
Conaty read the marriage office of the
Catholic church in the presence of a
large company of invited guests.
The bride, goWned in white crepe de
chine over silk and carrying a shower
of lilies of the valley, wore a long tulle
veil, fastened with a wreath of orange
blossoms. Her attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Anna Creigh, who wore pink
and carried pink carnations Edward
Sharp stood with the bridegroom.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of the bride, where covers
were laid for a company of twenty
five, which included the bridal party
and immediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharp will return from their trip to
make their home at the Arlington
Grand apartments.
s.
Mrs. e. j. Salyer will entertain with
luncheon at her home on st. Andrews
place Saturday afternoon.
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Miss Florence Cummins of Vallejo
street entertained Friday evening in
honor of her sister, Miss Gladys Will
hottie of Sierra Madre and her six
teenth birthday. The evening was
passed with whist and other games,
and refreshments were served at a late
hour. There were present Miss Honot
Osborne, Miss Hildred Smith, Miss
Grace Hawkins, Miss Lenore Gage and
Messrs. John Hasemere, Leo Mathews,
Walter Helbach, Moody Lyttle and
LeWie Bannau.
s.
Among Angelenos who were visitors
at Arrowhead Hot springs recently are
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Peck, who were
there several days last week Mrs H.
A. Peck, Miss Janet Peck and Frank
L. Peck were also members of the
party. Other Los Angeles folks at the
same resort are Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Krohn and Master Fred Mrs. L. Mar
onock and child, E+r. and Mrs. Har-
rington Brown and children, Hobart H.
Brown, Miss Margaret Clark, Mr. and