Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
Society News

Mrs. e. 4. Earl, Mrs. Dan Murphy,
Mrs. Hancock Banning, Gen. Adna
Chaffe, Dr. w. Jarvis Barlow, DIR. w.
e. Waddell, Allard D'Heur, James 5.
Sauson, DR.. e. A. Bryant and l.. NJ
Brunswig.
Mrs. Brunswlgs gown was of white
chiffon with pompadour- painted
flowers, and she wore diamonds and
pearls.
The brides gift to her maidens are
brooches of pearl horseshoes, to the
little maids, bar pins set with pearls
Mr.. Field gave Mr.. Howard horse
shoe stickpln of pearls.
After an extended trip to New Or
leans and New York, Mr. and Mrs.
Field will pass the summer in Mill
valley, returning to San Francisco in
the fall, where they will reside.
All decorations were in charge Of Miss
Forman.
Mrs. Donald G. Koeler of New
Hampshire street entertained yester-
day with a bridge luncheon in honor
of Mrs. Myrtle Sheridan of st. Joseph,
Mo. Assisting her were Mrs. William
Maclie, Mrs. O. NJ. Justice, Mrs. Z. Il.
Higbee. The decorations were in red
and white roses and the prizes were
andpainted china and a silver pic
ture frame.
Miss Elizabeth waggoner entertained
with theater party at the Burbank
to see Merely Mary Ann last evening
Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.,
Higbee and oskar Selling.
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Mrs. T. E. Newln and Miss Newlin
of 1877 West Twenty eighth street Will
introduce Miss Emile Newlin to Los
Angeles society at tea this afternoon
at the family residence. The house Will
be beautifully decorated and the affair
is one which will be of special interest,
as the debutante is one of Los Angeles
most charming buds. The tea VIII be
followed by a supper and dance to
which an equal number of young men
have been hidden.
The dining room will be arranged
with spring blossoms and the hall Will
be done i'm yellow Banksia roses and
the living room and library in pink
roses Assisting the hostesses will be
Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant, Mrs. J. f. Sar-
tori Mrs. c. c. Carpenter, Mrs. E. h.
Miller, Mrs. Walter Lindley, Mrs. l. N.
Van Nuys, Mrs. Lynn Helm, Mrs JET
reson Paul Chandler, Mrs. John X.
Haynes, Mrs. Charles Monroe. Mrs.
George L. Little and Mrs. Hadley of
Whittier, and the Misses Sue Carpen-
ter. Elizabeth Helm, Jane Rollins,
Annis Van Nuys, Edith Maurice, Clara
Vickers. Marjorie and Naomi Little
and Mildred of Whittier. More than
800 guests have been invited and de-
lightful afternoon will be enjoyed.
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Mrs George Mosher was at home TO
the art and travel section of the Ebell
club from 3 to 3 yesterday afternoon.
Her home In Rampant boulevard was
beautifully decorated with spring flow
ers. Dark red and green was used In
the library and pink and yellow in the
living room and dining room.
Mrs Mosher was assisted by Mrs.
Middleton, the instructor of the club'
Elizabeth oliver. the secretary; MIS-.
Allison Barlow. Mrs. Pratt, Mrs Frank
Hartford, Mrs. w. c. Xallicut and Mrs.
Fred Gross. Music was furnished by
Mrs. Jones. the well known harpist,
and Mrs. Fred Gross who has very
pleasing soprano voice, sang a number
of songs.
Miss Bessie Bartlett entertained with
a kaffee klatch yesterday afternoon at
her home in Hollywood. Pink roses
and carnations were used to carry out
a color scheme OF pink. The guests
were Miss Rose Zobelein, Miss Elsie
Schroeder Miss Kie Christin, Miss
Wyllie Smyser, Miss Anne Montague,
Miss Adele Young, Mrs. Leo Bergln,
Mrs. Marry Baxter and Mrs. Philip
Zobelein
Mrs. j. 3. Lumgair of Kingsley
drive, Mrs. Michael Creamer and Mrs.
John Walker Burns entertained with
bridge luncheon at the Country club
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Lumgair's
sister, Miss Mabel Carmichael, being
the especially honored guest.
Elaborate decorations of palms ferns
and ionduls were used, giving dell
cate yellow tint to the stately rooms.
Luncheon was served later the same
decorations being used, and the place
cards were hand painted and In the
shape of lilies.
The wedding of Miss Cora Wilson
and Leroy Prewitt, which was solemn
lied last night, was a pretty home af-
fair Rev. William Horace Day Of
ficiated, Miss Lois Wilson, sister of
the bride, was the maid of honor
and r. II. Mclean was the best man,
while little Marie Mclean, gowned in
a. dainty little lace frock scattered
sweet pea petals in front of the bridal
party. The beautiful home of the
brides parents on Boyle avenue was
perfect bower of yellow and White
spring flowers, while the wedding party
stood in an alcove under three white
floral bells with a background of green.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
imported cream satin trimmed in
pearls. with rose lace bertha. She car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor wore
Persian gown of pale yellow chiffon
over satin with gold lace and carried
ionuuils and maidenhair ferns.
A wedding supper was served after
the ceremony and the $50 guests were
seated at small tables in the dining
room. where the decorations were in
jonquils.
Prewitt win be at home on Percy ST.
Mrs. II. L. Mcneil of South Figueroa
street will entertain with a dinner to-
morrow night for Miss w. b. Clark,
who is the house guest of her sister
Mrs Adna r. Chaffee of 9S7 Magnolia
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burcham G. Clark OF
Kansas City, Mo-. are expected this
morning for a few days visit with MIS-
Adna r. Chaffee.
Mrs. L. f. Gould, a member of the
woman's law class, will give a recep-
tion in it's honor at her beautiful resi-
dence on Scarf street May I.
s.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Berko-
witz and Joseph Louis Levy will take
place Sunday evening. April 10, at the
home of the brides parents, 399 Whit
ney avenue The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Is!dore Meyer in
the presence of the relatives of the
bride and groom. Following the cere-
mony a reception will be held from
o'clock p. m. for the friends of the new
married couple.