Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
Society,"

WITH the IaNOflle DoWeTS Oh lHe DIlut-
elect the same color scheme being
used, of white, yellow and green, which
Miss Luentzel will use at her wedding,
which will be solemnized August 81.
The shower Of linens was packed in a
yellow lily-shaped box and was brought
in by the little daughter of the hostess.
Miss Mamie Wilson. Five hundred
was played, and the score cards were
sketched of calla lilies and the prizes
were pieces of linen. Among the guests
were Mrs. John Burrows, Mrs. Bur
we'll A. Holmes, Mrs. Jack Vaughn,
Mrs. Charles Van Valkenburg, Mrs.
II. c. Walker, Mrs. M. K. Parkhurst,
Mrs. A. b. Close. Mrs, H. w. Clat-
worthy, Mrs. e. G.. Luentzel, Mrs. Rose
Nettleton, Mrs Edgar f. Stanley and
the Misses Lita Crane, Ula Horton,
Juanlta Lane Stella Lane, Frances
Wartelle, Marie McManus, Freda Lude-
man, Nellie Ttlley, Willie Kerns and
Ethel Dubbs of Santa Monica
Miss Lillian Belcher of Lake street
will entertain with a miscellaneous
shower Friday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Myrtle Gonzales, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Gonzales of Sun
set boulevard, whose engagement to j.
Parke Jones was announced recently.
Miss Belcher. who will be one of the
bridal attendants, will be married
ietNSi III Aho SpHooii'
Mrs Albert Crutcher of West Adams
street and her mother. Mrs. ]. G. Page
of Orchard avenue, who are passing
the summer at Hernosa Beach, enter
tained with a bridge luncheon yester-
day afternoon. The guests included
Mrs. John T. Jones. Mrs West Hughes,
Mrs Will Thompson, Mrs. Walter s.
Lysle Mrs Walter Trask, Mrs. Walter
b. Cline, Mrs. J. w. Mckinley, Mrs.
j. H. Bohon, Mrs. C. N. Sterry, Mrs.
Norman Sterry. Mrs. Scott Helm, Mrs.
Lynn Helm, Mrs. Charles Benbrook
and Miss Decatur Page.
DR.. and Mrs r. o. Bloomer and
their son William of Wilmer street are
passing the summer in their cabin in
the San Gabriel canyon.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Farmer, who
have been visiting their son. Don
Farmer, have gone for an outing to
Hotel Mount Washington.
Hotel Mount Washington was the
scene last Monday of pretty luncheon
with which DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Mar
tin entertained. The glass dining room
was gay with red roses and ferns, and
covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Belle Mayhew of West Sixth
street Is entertaining DIS IlOuSG buCSS
her sister. Mrs. Frank A. Aries Of
Denver.
The wedding of Miss Minerva H.
Nichols. daughter of Frank Nichols
of Washington, and Charles Clifford
Kifer of Santa Maria was solemnized
Monday at the residence of DR.. and
Mrs. Francis L. Anton in South Fig
ueroa street. the Rev. c. II. Lawrence
officiating. The house was daintjly
decorated with a profusion Of Shasta
daisies and the bride, attired in
broadcloth, carried a shower of bride
roses and maidenhair ferns Her only
attendant was the little Miss Eliza
beth Anton, who wore a dainty frock
of white null. After a wedding trip
to Coronado and Catalina, Mr. Kifer
will take his bride to live in Santa
Maria, where they will be at home
after August 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph L. de Haven of
1923 South Hope street left yesterday
for Lake Tahoe, where they will pass
the summer
Mrs. r. K. Wilson of West jefferson
street, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. V. Nissinger of San
Francisco, has returned home and will
entertain the Buena Amigas club at
her home tomorrow afternoon. the
guests of honor being her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Henry o. Nossinger of San Fran
cisco, Miss Emmie Luentzel and Mrs.
NJ. K. Parkhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. La " Twining of
Calumet street and their son Sidney
are passing the summer at Venice.
s.
Miss Louise Longworth of New York,
who is passing the season in Los An
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with a matinee party at the Orpheum
theater. taking her guests afterward to
the Alexandria for tea. Those included
in the party were Miss Genevieve
Faulkner, Miss Marguerite Andrews,
Miss Evelyn Carpenter, Miss Edith
Stanford and Mrs. Hamilton Long
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Burdick of I'LL
Hartford avenue entertained with a
dinner Friday evening, their guestsabe-
ing members of the Friday Evening
Whist club. The table was decorated
with immense clusters of pink en-
chantress carnations. The place and
score cards were souvenirs from the
rose carnival at Portland, from which
place the hostess has recently returned.
The prizes we're won by Mrs. j. II.
Whitmore and Harry A. Massey,
and covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Massey. Mr..
and Mrs Louis Girard and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. p Whitmore.
One of the delightful little affairs of
last week was that of Miss Marie
Monnoccir. who entertained with a five
hundred party at her beautiful home
in Colegrove. The house was deco
rated with sweet peas and the prizes
were captured by Miss Mary Ollanna
and Miss Losslta McCuslick. Places
were arranged for twenty guests,
Mrs. F. w. Nance of Twelfth and
Flower streets is entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Nance of Imperial, who
are passing the summer in Los An
geles.
Walter P. Fitzpatrick of Harvard
boulevard was the recipient of the
most delightful surprise party in honor
of the twenty-fifth anniversary of his
birthday. Cards We're played and the
prizes were captured by Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Won Ashen and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
]. Fitzpatrick. Among the guests
were Misses Marguerite Rownan, De-
tania Becher, Alice Heck, Rose Ben
nett, Lauretta McAnleys Anita Dem
nison, Mrs. j, N. Fitzpatrick, Mrs
Walter Norbry, Mrs. Stella Fore Miss
Fore, Miss Tena Norbry. Mrs. James
McEale of Sacramento, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Won Ashen, Mr.. and Mrs Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Connors,
Miss Connors. Mr. and Mrs. J. N Fitz-
patrick, Harry Evans and Joseph Fitz-
patrick.