Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

Mason Thursday evening. Mrs. Fish
burn and the young women left for the
north yesterday morning and will re-
turn home by way of the National
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Downing are
living in their beautiful new home at
43O3 Kingswell drive, Hollywood, where
they will receive their many friends.
Another jolly outing over the week
end of the Fourth was that of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Lewis, who entertained at
their beautiful country place near on
tanio. The dinner, which was served
in the spacious dining room, was elab-
crate, and the guests marched into the
dining room to the music of the fife
and drum. There was also prize cake
which contained a coin, and this was
captured by Mrs. w. S. Starr A splen-
did display of fireworks was given in
the evening.
Miss Faith and Miss Gratia Guy Of
Cimarron street entertained with
pretty luncheon and a cobweb linen
shower Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Georgia Sparks, whose en-
gagement to Homer Wendan Smith
was announced recently. Pansies In
profusion were used in the dining room
and den and Shasta daisies and ferns
were used in the living room. The
cobweb was hung in an alcove ana
the gifts for Miss Sparks as we'll as
party favors for the other guests were
concealed there. A pansy game and
cobweb game occupied the afternoon
and the prizes were a book, Flowers,
and a flask of violet perfume. Place
cards had a golden cobweb in the cor
ner and covers were laid for MISS
Georgia Sparks, Mrs. Lester HOPKINS
Mrs. Arthur G. Baker, Mrs. j. +. Ross,
Miss Isabelle Hail. Mrs. Mae Smith,
Miss Mabel Knudsnn, Miss Esther
Snyder, Miss Ruth Snyder, Miss May
me Hail, Miss Heliose Donaldson, Miss
Lora Farran, Miss Enid Behymer'
Miss Elsie Behymer, Miss Ruth Davis,
Miss Clair Duclos, Miss Theresa Post,
Miss Faith Guy and Miss Gratla Guy
Il
Mrs. John r. Prince of Leighton
avenue entertained with luncheon at
Mt Washington Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Marjorie Burlingame,
whose engagement to Clarence Bauer
was recently announced. SHASTA dals-
les and roses were used artistically in
combination with ferns and the place
cards were painted with poinsettias
and roses. Covers were laid for Mrs.
William Kelso, Mrs. Harry Harrington,
jr., Mrs Fred Bialise, Mrs. George
RoweI. Mrs. w. H. VIVA, Miss Mar
iorie Burlingame, Mrs. Fred Campbell,
Mrs. George Freeman, Miss Gertrude
Adams, Mrs. Edmond Burke Drake
and Mrs. Fred Harris
Miss Helen Balch, daughter of DR..
Samuel c. Balch of Upland, Cal, was
welded to Rev. Harold V. Hartshorn
of Clayton, Cal, Thursday. evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ray Hor-
ton, 1854 Valencia street. Rev. Clifford
Mott Hand of San Diego, an uncle of
the bride, officiated. Helen Balch
Horton and Marietta Hand, flower
girls; Wilfred D. Hartshorn served his
brother as best man; Miss Edna Harris
horn, maid of honor. Episcopal serv-
ice was read. Only very close friends
and relatives were present. Honey
moon to the north.
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DR.. and Mrs. e. c. Moore have taken
a cottage at Venice and will reside
there until they leave in the fall for
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Robinson
and their son Clarke of South Grand
avenue left Friday for Coronado,
where they will pass the month of
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ferris of West
Adams street returned THURSDAY even
ing from six weeks trip to Mime
aDolis and the northwest.
Miss Carolyn and Miss Evelyn Cut
Ter of Escondido entertained jolly
party over the Fourth. Misses Enid
and Elsie Behymer, the charming
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Be
hyrner, and Miss Estelle Summers, an
other attractive Los Angeles young
woman, were among the guests. Sat
urday evening they entertained with
a dinner and dance and tallyho ride
to Moosa Castle was also one of the
features of the entertainment.
Mrs. S. Grant Goucher entertained
with a musical tea to open her new
home in Normandie avenue and also
in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Ned
Coe of San Francisco. Wild sunfiowers
hung in brown baskets lent a rustic
air to the library and living room.
pink sweet peas were combined with
maidenhair ferns in the hall, while in
the dining room the shades were
drawn and lights were shaded with
yellow bells. A beautiful cluny lace
centerpiece was used on the table and
yellow shaded candelabra, yellow and
satin ribbons were used with Shasta
daisies for decoration. Mrs. Goucher
was assisted in receiving by her
mother Mrs Flizabeth II COe, Mrs.