Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-29
Society

uerea street entertained with a dinner
Saturday evening In honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Wrenn. who recently re-
turned from their wedding trip.
A miniature altar decorated with pink
gladlolas and ferns was erected at ono
end OF the table, and dolls dressed as
the clergy and bridal party, the bride,
the bridegroom, the maid of honor, two
bridesmaids, the little flower girl, the
ring bearer, the best man and the ush-
ers appeared to march down the CEN
ter of the table on a green carpet. At
the sides of the procession were vases
of pink gladiolas and candles with pink
satin shades The place cards were
hand painted, and covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wrenn, Miss Echo
Allen, Mrs. Semi. DIR. and Mrs. Ernest
Bryant Mr. and Mrs Allen Balch, Dr.
and Mrs Granville MacGowan, God
frey Holterhoff and DIR. Guy Cochran.
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Miss Margaret Daniel of Manitou
avenue entertained sixteen young per-
sons last evening In her fathers $ studio
with a dance in honor of Miss Gretchen
Tappen of New York, who has been
visiting in the city for several weeks
and who has been Miss DanielFs guest
for the past week Japanese lights
were used In the garden for decora-
tions. and in the studio shasta daisies
and ferns were combined with PINK
satin ribbon. Miss Tappen Will con-
when she will leave for her home.
Miss Jennie winston of 2417 Budlong
avenue will entertain in honor of MISS
Mary O'Donoughue this afternoon. MISS
O'Donoughue win leave for Europe
next Monday.
Count Axel Raou1 Wachtmeister, who
with his mother, Countess Constance
Wachtmeister, have been the mouse
Ta1.f, Ia
winter. will leave for Sweden and Paris
Monday morning. He will sail July IL
from New York and pass the summer
on his estate in Sweden, gong TO
Paris In the early fall. Tho countess
will pass the summer in Los Angeles
and will be located at the Hotel Holly
wood,
Miss Pinita Drake. who has been in
Europe the last year, returned Satur-
day evening, having stopped In Ari-
IONA to visit her brother. Mrs Drake
and her daughter, Miss Margaret
Drake, returned early in the month.
and the family will be located at the
Virginia for the summer.
Mrs. Milton B. Huston and her
father. Barney r. Norton, of Ray A.
r., will pass the summer at Long
Beach, having. taken Furnished cot
tage. Mr.. Huston will join them later.
as Miss Barnetta Norton, passed much
time in Los Angeles as the guest of
her uncle and aunt, the John Hubert
Nortons, of West Twenty-eighth
street.
Mrs. John r. Jones of Portland place
will entertain with bridge luncheon
at her beautiful home Friday after
noon.
Mrs. c. S. Eastman of Orange street
entertained with a luncheon Tuesday
afternoon to announce the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Pauline Adele
Eastman, to Claude Henry Birkett OF
New York The wedding will take
place at the home of the brides par
ents August 3.
DECORATIONS were in pink and white
spring flowers, and over the table was
a huge bell of pink flowers and ferns,
and the news was made known with a
shower of tissue rose petals, on Whlch
the two names were inscribed in gold.
place cards were in the shape of bells
with clusters of wedding bells painted
on them and covers were laid for Mrs.
Eastman, Miss Ethel Coleman. Miss
Estelle Rhoades Miss Ella Holmes,
Miss Helen Hurd, Miss Marie Schu-
mann Miss Helen Carbonnel, MISS
Pauline Hurd, Miss Marion Moses, Miss
Gladys Hanst and Miss Jeanette Char-
bonnet.
Mrs. Mattison Boyd Jones of Hobart
boulevard entertained with bridge
narty a few days ago in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Fred w. Pigg of Glen
dale, who has recently returned from
Kentucky.
Mrs. Jones was assisted in receiving
nv her mother, Mrs. NJ e Smith, and
her other two sisters, Mrs Lucius Phil
Inns and Mrs. Elmer Evans Mrs. Will
liam Porter and Mrs. George B. Cash
also assisted.
A pretty game was played and
nrizes were captured by Mrs. Frank
Lane, Mrs. George Cash, Mrs. Rupert
Johnson and Mrs. S. Fl. Vandervoort.
other guests were Mesdames J. Han
sci Wood, w. II. Fowler C. Milton
Adams, Grace Jacobs, J. Sherman Sec
ley. Richard A. Perez, jay B. Mlllard'
G. It. Crowell j. A Reid, S. H. B.
Vandervoort, B. f. Kierulff, N. A.
Ross. Frank Farley, William Lindsey,
L. u. Mcclure, George ]. Lund. Joseph
D. Radford. Rupert Johnson, Franklin
Morgan r. ]. Ironmonger of Holly
wood. George B. Cash, William Porter
ard the Misses Pauline Elcan, Lulu
Flcan. Maude Wood Ruth Wood Eva
Glover of Waco Texas. Anna Nelan,
Halle I.und. Marion Mcclure, Ruth
Reid and Nettie Guiwits.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick Boeck-
man. nee Sloane, returned Monday from
their welding trip, having travelled
through the north and the Yosemite.
They will be at home after July l at
the Hotel Marengo, Pasadena.
The New England College club enter
tained in honor of their "sweethearts
and wives" last evening with
supper and vaudeville at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Marble, South
Figueroa street The club consists of
men from most of the colleges, with
the exception of Harvard and Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marble were assisted in
receiving by Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. William Carey
Marble and DIR. and Ms. T. r. Cros-
we'll. The evening was passed with
music, vaudeville. dancing and read
ings. Music by the New England
Guitar and Mandolin orchestra; Span
ish dance in costume by Mrs, w. c.
Marble, Misses Grace Clark and M
Mellin and Mrs. H. w. Mellin. Mrs.
Richard Hovey gave some interesting
readings, Miss Parsons solo dance
and the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Fisher
gave some duets. Officers of the club
are DIR. C. B. Nichols, president; T.
r. Croswell, vice president, and w.
G. Marble, secretary-treasurer.
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William r. Burke Miss Louise Burke
of Berkeley Square; Miss Annis Van