Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
Society
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Frank Merwin, George Riley, Charles
Eeclestone, Arthur Kemper and Rena
Waggoner.
Mrs. S. M. Kiser of Woodward ave-
nue. has returned f. ON a three months
trip in Chicago, New York, Cleveland,
Buffalo and other points of interest in
the east.
Mrs. Austin s.. Cadwallader of West
Forty eighth street entertained with
children's party Friday afternoon in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
her young son Wesley. The decora-
tions were all in keeping with the
holiday season, Christmas bells and
greens being used in the dining room,
where the big cake was most imposing
feature. Among those who enjoyed the
afternoon were Stewart Pentz, Lynn
Tutte Jack Peters, Henry Kearney,
Harry Murch, William Sheriff, Roland
Cooper, Willard Wheeler, and Daniel
Hochbersser. The hostess sister, Mrs.
Floyd Pentz, assisted in entertaining.
Miss Marguerite Bowan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Bowan of 4001 Nor
mandie street, has returned from a
two months visit in the middle west.
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Mrs William A. Ramsay of Western
avenue entertained with a luncheon
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Sallie Mcfarland and Miss Elizabeth
Hicks. The house was a bower OF
flowers, baskets of pink roses being
used on the table and corsage bou-
quets of pink roses and violets marked
the covers for the hostess, guests of
honor and Mrs. Carrie Fay Law, Miss
Sally Bonner, Miss Marjorie Utley.
Miss Amy Marie Norton, Miss Eliza
beth Wood, Miss Florence Wood, Miss
Green, Miss Jane Rollins and Miss
Emma Conroy.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Florence Chase, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Chase of
2123 Norwood street, to DR.. A. {.
Thorpe. The ceremony was read at
the Lankershim hotel Wednesday even
ing, the Rev. ]. w. Strong officiating.
DIR. and Mrs. Thorpe are at home at
92O West Twentieth street and are
planning a trip to Japan later in the
winter.
Among the most delightful bridge
luncheons of the season was that given
by Mrs. Burton e. Green of Ellendale
place Friday afternoons Luncheon
was served at small tables and the
house was decorated with American
Beauty roses and Richmond hoses and
ferns. Covers were laid for Mines.
Scott Helm Lynn Helm, w. T. Bishop.
Godfrey Holterhoff, Curtis Williams,
E. Avery Mccarthy, Granville Mac
Gowan. ]. J. Meyler, West Hughes,
Will Thompson, Edwin t. Earl, Othe-
man Stevens, F.. J. Marshall, Ma
thaniel Myrick John G. Mott, Russell
McD. Taylor, w. C. Reed Guy Bar
ham, Will Hook, Frank Griffith. Err
nest A. Bryant, Nat Wiltshire, F.. lr-
win Harrin, Joseph B. Banning, w. e.
Dunn, Michael j. Connell, William
UNrtt A.
Barker, Telfair Creighton, Walter
Scott Newhall, Willoughby Rodman.
Albert Crutcher, ]. H. Bohon, Clif
Page, Frederick w. Flint, jr.. Thomas
e. Gibbon, Wesley Clark, c. G. Parker,
c. N. Sterry, Olin Wellborn, Charles
Wellborn, Roland Bishop and b. +.
Bosbyshell.
Mrs. William ]. Davis of Westches-
ter place entertained with delight
full reception Thursday afternoon, De-
cember 1. The house was beautifully
decorated with a profuslon OF cut
flowers, ferns, and potted plants In
the drawing room pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns were used, yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns in the hall
and pink carnations and ferns In the
dining room. Potted palms and ferns
were in the hall and stairways. Mrs.
Davis was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Edward L.. Doheny, Mrs. William
Bayley, sr, Mrs. E. B. Rivers, Mrs.
Frank Sherwood Mrs. Herbert Bish-
op, RS Robert Marsh, Mrs. w. L. 5.
Hammond, Mrs. Edmond H. Barmore,
Miss rlorence Donau, Mrs. Benjamin
johnson, Mrs. George P. Thresher and
Mrs. J. Champion Anderson.
In honor of Miss Lucille Clark. Miss
Jane Rollins and Miss Elizabeth Hicks,
a charming tea was given Thursday
afternoon by Miss Marjorie Utley,
DAUGHTER of DIR. and Mrs. Jay H. Ut
ley of Menlo avenue. A profusion of
yellow chrysanthemums and ferns
were used in the decorations and the
young hostess was assisted In receiV-
ing by Mrs. Harold Cook, Mrs. Harold
Wreen, Mrs. David Bradley, Mrs. John
Cooper, Mrs. Earl Anthony and the
Misses Elizabeth Helm, Marie Bob
rick, Madeline King, Sally Bonner, Vir-
ginia Nourse, Virginia Walsh, Joseph
Inc Mcmillan, Edith Bryant, Sally Nc
Farland, Echo Allen, Phila Milbank
Katherine Banning, Mildred Burnett
Juliet Borden, Frances Richards, Mar
guerite Hughes Alice Cline, Katherine
Stearns, Amy Marie Norton, Florence
Katherine Mellus, Gertrude King, Rae
Belle Morlan, Marion Macnell, Mary
Addison Walker, May Rhodes and
Sally Utley.
Among the Angeenos who will sail
on the Siberia from San Francisco for
tour through the Orient Tuesday
December 20, are Mr.. and Mrs. A. nj.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Hend-
rick, Mrs. Murray Blanchard, Mrs. John
Hugus of Pasadena and S. A. Wilson.
s.
Miss Jacks of Monterey and her sis
ter Miss M. r. Jacks, are domieiled
at the Hotel Darby in West Adams
street for the winter.
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some months ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
whose marriage viii be solemnized to-
day, many affairs have been given by
her friends since the announcement OF
her enga cement to Bernard Schulman
some months agt. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Underwood of West Forty seventh
street entertained with a Chinese party
the guests being members of the Aeo-
liam club. The decorations were all in
Chinese effects and a delightful musi-
cal program was rendered. A delicious
supper was served and covers were laid
for Mrs. William Lacey, Mrs Herbert
Ferguson Poole and the Misses Lillian
Pressman, Bernice Marcher, Pearl Car
dell, Beulah Junkquist Goldie Schnei-
der, Junia Nave, Eva Hospers and Sa-
die Stanton.
Mrs. H. c. Henrick of West Adams
street was hostess at q reception Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Schulman,
.tof fno with q