Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-12

The first meeting of the season OF
the Assistance league was held yesler-
day morning at the residence OF MRS.
Walter Scott Newhall in Chester place.
After the several reports were read
donation of $500 was voted for the re-
lief of the families of the victims or
the Times disaster, and the money
was sent direct to Gen. Otis. AS the
treasury contains sufficient funds to
carry on the work planned for the COM
ing season no demands will be made
on the general fund, and no bazars or
kirmess will be held this winter.
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Mrs Edward Winterer of Orange
avenue, Hollywood, entertained with a
reception Monday afternoon in honor Oh
Mrs. S. B. Lovejoy and her charming
daughter, Miss Marjorie LoveJoy OF
Minneapolis. The house was beautl-
fully decorated with flowers and ferns:
In the reception hall palms and potted
ferns were banked and white roses ana
heliotrope cosmos were used. In the
parlor and living room immense
punches of yellow chrysanthemums,
the sun parlor was dainty with PINK
carnations and smllax, While IN the
dining room were yellow cosmos, water
lilies and maidenhair ferns. The color
scheme of yellow was also carried out
in the ices and bonbons Mrs. Winterer
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M. Douglas, Mrs. G. ]. Lippincott, Mrs.
William Code and Mrs. f. G. Jones,
Mrs. r. M. Pye and Mrs. Charles KIM
ball assisted in the dining room. MRS.
I,oveJoy will be the house guest or MRS.
Winterer for some time, but Miss Love-
Joy will return at once to Minneapolis
over 100 cards were Issued.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Bell, whose we'd
ding was solemnized last month. have
returned from their wedding trip and
have been for a few days with the
parents of Mrs. Bell in Council street
After October Ia they will be at home
to their friends in their own home at
1913 Girard street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Kierulff, jr::, of
st, Andrews place, who have been
passing the week end at the Hotel Pot
ter in Santa Barbara, are now In san
Francisco, where they will pass some
days before returning home.
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The many friends of Miss Sophie
Mackenzie, who has been visiting Miss
Olive Trask in st. Andrews place, will
be sorry to learn that she has been
called home to New York on account
of the serious illness of her sister, VINO
is in Scotland. Miss Mackenzie LETT
Sunday morning and will sail for Llv-
erpool as soon as possible after her
arrival in New York. The many az
fairs which had been planned In honor
of the young visitor have been recalled
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Durnerin and
family have moved from their former
home, 2414 South Grand avenue, and
are domiciled at Barnard park
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The marriage of Miss Harriet Keep,
daughter of Mrs. Frederick A. Keep, to
Samuel Shaw Arentz of Mason, New,
was solemnized yesterday In the par
lors of the First Congregational church
in South Hope street, the Rev. warren
r. Day officiating in the presence Of
the relatives only. The wedding music,
consisting of the Bridal Chorus" from
"Ilohengrin," and Schubert's f"Seren-
ade," were rendered by w. #. Skeele,
the church organist. The bride, who
was unattended, was attired in an inn
ported gown of white duchess satin,
covered with an overdress OF lace en-
broidered in silver. Her veil OF lace
was held in place by brides roses and
her bouquet was OF the same flowers.
The wedding breakfast was served in
the Japanese dining room at the Mount
washington hotel, where the bridal
party motored Immediately after the
ceremony Covers were laid for twenty,
and the decorations were in pink
chrysanthemums. Mr.. and Mrs. Arentz
will pass their wedding trip travelling
in Mexico and will make their home In
Mason, New, where Mr.. Arentz is in
terested in the Nevada-Douglas mines.
Mrs Arentz was graduated from the
Marlborough school, and with her
mother and sisters has been travelling
through the east and Europe for sew
eral years. Mr.. Arentz is a member
of the University club of Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Frank A. Stephens of Laurel
street, South Pasadena, entertained de-
lightfully with a mystery shower" in
honor of Mrs. Charles Ehrhorn, who
will soon leave for two years So
iourn in Arizona The shower con-
tained all the little luxuries for travel
| ing, which were packed in suit case
which she was not to open until on the
train. The house was daintily deco
rated with cut flowers and ferns, and
| the guests included Mrs. Charles Ehr-
horn, Mrs. Frank Stokes, Mrs. Charles