Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

IN WnlCn ReTI1ldI 1dNOISg COAOAO NtAA-
dies, flowers and a brilliantly deco
rated birthday cake were conspicuous
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kingsland, who
left last night for their new home in
Birmingham, Ala, were also guests of
special honor, and toasts to Mrs. Fer
ris and Mrs. Kingsland were many
Mrs. Ferris responded with an appre'
citation to her friends which was sin
cere and tender.
Miss Laura Grover Smith entertained
with an informal evening party at her
home in West Twenty fourth street re-
Gently, her guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. e. K. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. David
c. McCan, w. H. Wright and Gregory
Perkins.
Prof. and Mrs G.. Victor Linsenbard
of Eighth avenue who with their fam
lily have been enjoying an outing at
Camp Comfort In the San Bernardino
mountains, have returned.
s.
Mrs. Frank A. Vickery of Andrews
boulevard entertained with an informal
luncheon Wednesday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Frederick H. Waterman,
recent bride, and Miss Maude Marshall,
who has recently returned from trip
in the east, and is the house guest for
a few weeks of Mrs Vickery. Covers
George H. Ellis, Mrs. D. Setnan, Miss
Elizabeth Richards, Miss Helen Upde-
graft, Miss Florence Judd, Miss Flor
ence Thresher, Miss Marie Schumann
and Miss Julia Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Ellis have
returned from their wedding trip and
are domiciled at the residence of Mrs.
Ellis aunt Mrs. Rose de Fries, at 1145
Elden avenue where they will be at
home to their friends after october l.
They will pass this week at Catalina
accompanied by Mrs. de Fries.
DR.. and Mrs. M. r. Parmelee of the
Harvard school are passing the week
as house guests of Col. and Mrs. D.
c. Collier in San Diego.
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Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. e. J, Brossard of
Washington, D. c., OF the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Grace Blanche
Barnes, and Paul Faulkner of Cleve-
land, Ohio. The announcement will be
of much interest TO the many friends
of the bride-elect who formerly made
her home in Los Angeles. The we'd
ding will take place in Cleveland In
the early part of this month at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. c. b.
Hinckley, in Cleveland.
The marriage of Miss Loretta King
elsmith, daughter of Mrs. e. Klingel-
smith and Alvah Loomis was solemn
lied at the residence of the brides
mother by the Rev. r. Rice Of Sierra
Madre The bride wore q becoming
gown of white and carried a shower
bouquet of white roses. Miss Lucy
Klingelsmith assisted as maid Of honor
in a gown of pink chiffon and carried
Cecil Bruner roses. The house was
decorated elaborately for the occasion
with white aSters and carnations and
ferns in the library and living room
and pink carnations and ferns in the
dining room. Supper was served after
the ceremony and Mr.. and Mrs. Loom
Is left for a wedding trip to Coronado
and will live at Sixth and Bixel streets
on their return.
Miss Charlotte Casey was the guest
of honor at a dinner given by her as
sociates in the public library from
which Miss Casey has resigned the po-
sition of head OF the Juvenile depart
ment to take up library work with the
board Of education.
s.
In honor of Miss Mabel Barnes,
whose marriage to Mathew William
Harker. was solemnized Thursday, a
linen shower was given by Mrs. M. A.
Milbach at her home in Kingsley Drive
recently The house was decorated
with red carnations and ferns. Mrs
Milbach was assisted by Miss Dorothy
Milbach and Miss NJ. Hogan. Covers
were laid for thirty guests
Mrs. E. B. H. Terry of Kingsley
drive. who has been entertaining as
house guest her daughter, Mrs. Leon
ard Gustin Swales of Seattle for the
past two months, returned with Mrs.
Swales for q visit. They stopped for
two weeks at the st. Francis on the
way.
Mrs. Gertrude Long of Pasadena
| avenue, Lincoln park, is entertaining
as house guest Mrs. F. A. Blake or
| San Francisco.
Miss Mabel Stuart, who has been
visiting at Lake Tahoe for three weeks,
has returned and Is with her mother,
Mrs. B. F. Church, at the Navarro
| apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Twigg Of South
Bonnie Brae street are enjoying an
outing for a month at San Pedro har-
| Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coles A. Bashford who,
with their daughter, Miss Katherine
| Bashford have been passing the sum :
mer at Terminal. have returned and
are domiciled with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John M. York
in West Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. Louis Brown and Miss Laura
Bibbs of 1895 Sixth avenue entertained
with a most delightful party THURSDAY
afternoon in honor of MISS Augusta
List, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs X. u.
| List, whose engagement to Samuel q.
Mckee was recently announced. The
wedding will be solemnized September
| IL. In honor of Miss List Miss Bertha
Boal of 131 West Avenue 50 entertained
with a linen shower at her home Tues
day afternoon. The gifts were arranged
in a miniature boat gayly decorated
with flags. American and Chinese hags,
| bouuuets of red and yellow flowers,
| Chinese lanterns and umbrellas were
I hung around the rooms, suggestive OF
the trip which the young couple VIII
take to China after the wedding. The
sherbet was served in cups shaded by
tiny umbrellas. The guests included
Mrs. Mary Stewart Mcfarland Of Ko-
rea, Mrs. ]. r. Boal, Mrs. Ina Boal
and the Misses Clara Bartram, Nino
Brown, Kate Darling, Mae Darling,
Frances Gordon, Amy Gordon, iebecca
Hayslip, Elizabeth Horton, Edna Lowe,
Elizabeth Lowe, Marguerite Mackallp'
| Lois MacKalip. Mae McClung Faye
Mexican, Byrd Rice, Luella Rice. Har-
riet Synder, Bertha Rice Emma
Thomas, Verona Trowbridge, Grace
webster Grace Whitcomb, Pearl Wig
gins, Louise ,Boal and Lois Caskey.
Mrs. Granville H. Gray entertained
recently with a reception at her home
In North Griffin avenue in honor of
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Doggett OF Do
rando. Colo. Rev. e. L. Howe of the
| Church Of the Epiphany assisted the