Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
Society
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Denison Morris of Chicago. They are
lourneylng to New York, from whence
they will sail for Europe the latter
part of August. While in Europe Miss
Waters will continue her musical
studies.
Mr. and Mrs Jessie c. Wright of
West Torty-first place have returned
from the east, where they have been
the guests of relatives. Many of the
large cities were visited during their
absence.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert T. Preston of
East Second street entertained with
q garden party in honor of Mr.. Pres
toms birthday anniversary recently.
Tiny electric lights here and there fur
nished the light.
ton, Mrs. ]. Dixon, Mrs. A. p. Bald
wln Mrs. r. Brown. Mrs. d. Arrived
son, Miss Mary Emily Preston Miss
ANY Dixon, Andrew Brown, Robert
Brown, John DiXor, Dering Arrived
son, A. p. Baldwin, J. II. Mottram,
George Ballantine and Spencer Dixon.
Mrs. Harry w. Thomas of Bonnie
Brac street left Monday evening for
an extended trip through the, north
and east. When In Portland she Will
be the guest of Miss Myra S. Todd.
sister. Miss Bessie Little, who will ac-
company her to ST. Louis, where they
will visit their mother.
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Miss Jessie Atwood of South Grand
avenue entertained several days ago
with five hundred party in honor OF
Miss Marguerite Vickery, who will be-
come the bride, in the near future, OF
Richard Applegate. Pink carnations
and roses were used for decoration In
the house. The guests were the Misses
Lois Baker, Hazel Ball, Audrey
Vaughn Martha Hunt, Clara Estep,
Sarah Hanawalt, Blanche Davenport
Marjorie Baker, Earlda Baker, Ida
Corey, Beulah Lightner, Mary Wells
and Miss Vickery Prizes were cap
tured by Miss Earlda Baker, Miss
Vaughn and Miss HanaWalt'
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DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Whitman of Mis-
sion road have gone to Ocean Park for
a sojourn of two weeks. They have
taken apartments at the Marien'
Miss Mabel Fisher became the bride
of Fred II. Waterman Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the bride
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Vickery of st. Andrews boulevard.
The Rev. e. Stanton Hodgin of the
First Unitarian church performed the
ceremony. Only the immediate rela-
After August 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Water
man will be at home at 22S South Ben
ton way.
Miss Cora Boettcher, who will leave
soon for an Oriental trip, was the hon
ored guest at n five hundred party with
which Miss Mabel Bon entertained
Tuesday evening at her home in Mil
lard street. Decorations for the affair
were suggestive of an ocean voyage.
The centerpiece was miniature lake
with tiny sailing boats in the center.
The place cards were hand-painted, ue-
picting steamships.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Chipchase, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Doln. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Prewitt,
Miss lone Weaver, Miss Avis Franklin,
Miss Viola Henck, Miss Lois Wilson,
Miss Leila Bolin and Messrs. Frank
Boettcher, Harry Weaver Walter
Raphs, Aowyn Hemmng, Oscar Olsen,
Richard Boswell and Leland Bolin.
Prizes were won by Miss Boettcher.
Harry Weaver. Miss lone Weaver and
Chester Chipchase.
Miss Boettcher will be accompanied
by Mrs Roger Mclean and Miss Lois
Wilson They will sail for San Fran
cisco August 8.
Miss Viola Henck of East Jefferson
street will entertain with luncheon
and card party Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Cora Boettcher, who
will leave soon for the Orient.
Miss lone Weaver will entertain
Thursday evening with a card party
at her home in Pavilion place in honor
e Miss Boettcher.
Mrs B. A. Rogers of Halldale ave-
nue. entertained with a children's party
Saturday afternoon to celebrate the
ninth birthday anniversary of her lit
tie daughter, Marcia.
Pink and white flowers were used
throughout the house for decoration.
A festoOn of crepe paper was sus-
pended above the table in the dining
room. In the center of the table was
n huge birthday cake holding nine
pink candles. Covers were laid for
Anna May Tibbetts, Laura Belle Tib-
belts, Eleanor Brown, Doris Ham
mond, Helen Martin, Helen Miller,
Margaret Martell, Matte Rogers of
Monrovia, Helen Harper, Lorraine
Brooke, Frances Seekatz, Lila Hall,
Evelyn Hutchinson Jean La Count,
Florence lie Counte, Etha Emert, Eu
gena Lowell, Evelyn Basher and Dor
othy Halock.
Mrs. Estelle Heartt Dreyfus was the
guest of honor at a pretty farewell
party with which Miss Freda Reycke
of the Briggs apartments entertained
o. the roof garden yesterday.
Pepper boughs were used in profu-
sion for decoration and here and there
in the greenery were prettily colored
butterflies.
The guests were entertained with a
novel guessing game. The prizes were
beautiful books
Mrs. E. p Bryan and her daughters,
Mrs. L. r. Bradford and Miss Minnie
Bryan, returned Wednesday from a
tour through the north to their home
In Westmoreland place.
s.
Among the guests at the Tahoe Tav-
ern, Tahoe are the following Los An
geles people: Sue f. Brobst, Hazel C.
Probst, r. de Laguna, ]. L. Nance,
Alberta Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl C.
Anthony, Mrs. r. A. Kelly. Miss
Mackay. w. 7. Hollingsworth. Herbert
Earlsclffe, Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Phelps,
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A. Graham, r. c.
Graham, Harold c. Smith, Emily F.
johnson. Miss Rose Stoermer, Miss A.
M. Bailey, Louise Amesberry, J. K.
Prior, jr, Ruth M Prior Florence
Reed c. d. Hamilton, Willard Con-
diff Mr. and Mrs. L. Fl. Mitchell. Hoyt
Fl. Mitchell Glen II. Mitchell Mr. and
Mrs L. w Finlay, c. H. Rohde, Mrs.
James Fulton, Mrs. r. M. Fulton, Miss
J. Mallard, Miss J. Dunkelberger, S. F.
Zomboro and wife, B. II. Hayman. Ar
thur Let's jr, Harland Weaver, w. K.
Gibson. Oberton Walsh, j. Fl. Good