Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18

Orrence. The house was decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums and
golden glow, and at bean contest
given later in the afternoon little Aida
Neifer won the prize for carrying the
most beans on a Knife.
The marriage of Miss Georgiana
Kendall, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. G. Kendall of San Bernardino,
to Clinton Ellis Miller of Los Angeles
took place yesterday afternoon. The
| ceremony was performed in Portland,
and will be of much interest to the
many friends of the young couple. Miss
Kendall is the daughter of A. G. Ken
| dali. who is president of the Farmers
National bank in San Bernardino, and
is graduated from Wellesley college
and was formerly president of the
Womans club i'm San Bernardino.
She has been visiting since July in the
northern city with her mother, and
! the wedding was solemniZed at the
| residence of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
| Gordon Reed. Mr.. Miller is graduated
| from the University of California and
| is a member of the Homer society of
! that college. He is a son of Mrs.
Agnes Miller and a brother of Senator
| e. o. Miller of California. He comes
| of one of the oldest southern families
! and belongs to the famous Ellises and
| Randolphs of Virginia. After we'd
! ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will re-
! turn to make their home in Los An
| geles.
The Boys Glee club" of the Poly
! technic high school met Wednesday
| afternoon for the purpose of reorgan-
! izing. and on next Thursday afternoon
will begin their practising for the
! coming year The officers elected
were w. Gest, president; p. Moore,
| vice president; c. Preston, manager,
and G. Twining, librarian.
In honor of Miss Frances Wartelle,
whose engagement to II. B. Winchester
! has been announced, she was the
! guest of honor at a hosiery shower
! given by Miss Hortense B. Jones re-
! Gently. Guests We're members of the
| Fmanon club and the decorations for
| the affair were yellow in the parlors
| in wall baskets and in the dining
room pink and green were used in
profusion. Ropes of ivy were fes-
! tooned from the chandeliers to the
! corners of the table and the gifts
enormous bow of pink satin ribbon
| fastened the ribbons together, and
| small bows of the ribbon dotted the
green. Scorecards were handpainted
pink blossoms, the handiwork of the
| bride, and the prizes were also the
| work OF ler DruSH. 1ullu6IlSe wall
| baskets filled with pink roses were
| scattered through the rooms.
s. .
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mattison b Jones and
| their daughter. Miss Winifred Jones,
of 2716 Hobart boulevard, who have
been passing the summer at Corona
del Mar have returned and are now
in their new home in the foothills of
Casa Verdugo. Mrs. Jones will receive
Wednesdays during the winter
$
Mr.. and Mrs P. w. Bresee and their
charming daughter, Miss Bresee, have
returned from visit in San Francisco.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Rollins of S1S
East Avenue Sixty have returned from
a five months visit in New Mexico and
| Arizona They will be at home to
their friends in their cozy home, 10
Lo-Mi lodge" after September 20,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Peck, who
have been domiciled for the summer
| at the Hotel Pepper, have gone TO
housekeeping at 604 Coronado street,
where they will be at home to their
friends the first and third Fridays.
Mrs. E. ]. Brent of Berkeley Square
will be at home after october l. the
first Wednesdays of each month.
s
Mrs. George white Field and her
son Perez H. Field entertained with
an informal reception in honor of John
| Daniel Barry of New York at their
home in Pasadena avenue. Mr.. Bar
nv. who is a we'll known playwright,
novelist and sociologist, is passing
| few weeks on the coast and gave
delightful talk on the Modern Thea
ter" Among the guests were, Mr and
| Mrs. Ernest K. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Hector
| Alliot. General and Mrs. Adna R.
! Chaffee, Judge and Mrs. Matthew A.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. McGroarty,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Anderson, jr.,
and Mrs. Harold Wren, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Burdette, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win T. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Main Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont
Older of San Francisco, Mrs. John Nc
Crav. Miss Mary Foy, Miss Cora FOy,
Miss Frances Jollisse of San Fran
CISCO Miss Echo Allen Charles - Lum-
mis-, Charles Field, Wayland Smith
and Hugh Adams.
DR.. and Mrs. Kettele, accompanied
by Miss Mamie Ragan of 1850 WIN
field street, who have been passing
the summer at Catalina, will make
a short visit in Pomona and Camp
BaIdy before returning to Los An
geles,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce r. Wallace of
SO7 South burlington avenue have con-
cluded a summers outing at Lake Ia
hoe, and will be at home to their
friends after September 10.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Curtis and Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Prince of Los Angeles
motored down to San Diego for the
week end and are domlciled at the
Coronado hotel.
Commander and Mrs. Ward Win
chell of Kenwood avenue entertainer
with an after -theater supper Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss RUDY
Bridges. The party included Mrs
Marcia Champ, Mr.. and Mrs. William
James Chick, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ferris, Edward Tanning, William
Mills and DR., E. ?; Wood
Mrs. Edwin j. Brent of Berkeley
square will entertain with a bridge
luncheon September 81 in honor of
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards, who
will leave soon for a trip east, where
she will continue her musical study.
Mis- Mable Clute has returned from
a three months outing at Tahoe and
is at home at 1916 Orange street.
| s.
Mrs. Freeman G.. Teed accompanied
bv Mrs. c. W. Pendleton and Miss
i Pendleton, will leave early this week
for New York, where they will rest for
a few days before sailing for Europe,
where they will pass a year in travel
| ing