Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

a. Nj. Rifle. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Miss Elizabeth Wood of ST. James
Park win entertain with dinner dance
at her beautiful home Tuesday even
ing in honor of her cousin, Miss
Katherine johnson. Miss johnson is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2.
Johnson of West Twenty-eighth
street and has recently returned from
school in Northampton, Mass. Covers
will be laid for thirty-two.
The wedding of Miss Alice Newsome
of Port Arthur, Ont, and Albert j.
MCGEE, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
MCGEE of 2S04 Manitou avenue, was
solemnzed at Sault ste. Marie, Ont,
June 2S.
Mrs. Rose b. Bushnell entertained
with a delightful outing party recent
ly, taking her guests up to AIt.a Lowe
and through the observatory through
the courtesy of Professor Edgar Lucian
Larkin, who was most instructive as
well as hospitable. The guests in
cluded Mrs. Margaret 1. Magee of AL
hambra Mrs. Nj. Wallace, Mrs. Wa
ters. Mrs. Glorian Rogers, Mrs. Julia
Craig. Mrs. Rettia Julian and Mrs.
Shultz of Chicago, a sister of the
hostess.
s.
Mr. and Mrs Isidore Roth have re-
turned from their wedding trip through
the Grand canyon and will be at home
to their friends after August l at 1921
South Burlington avenue. Mrs. Roth
will be remembered as Miss Gizelle
Herskovits.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Wood of St.
James park, accompanied by their
90 Ho,,C11tp-S will 1paya
for trip to Lake Tahoe, where they
will remain until September. They
have made many short trips this sum-
| mer, among them a recent outing at
Catalina.
Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND Bishop of
West Adams street, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Green of Ellen
dale place, who have been motoring for
a month through the northern part of
the state, have returned home.
Mrs. r. o. Mclaughlin of South Fig
ueroa street entertained in honor of
her niece, Miss Marie Auzerais, who is
visiting from San Jose, recently with a
matinee party and luncheon at Chris
topher's afterward. Those who en-
joyed the performance were Miss Ma
rion Kerckhoff, Miss Gertrude Kerck-
! hoff Miss Nora Morres, Miss Con-
! stance 1llne, MISS AdII6 HCIltllSt MISS
Grace Wells, Miss Margaret Golden,
Miss Hortense Mclaughlin, Cecile Nc
Laughlin and Edward Mclaughlin.
s.
A delightful young peoples party
was given recently by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl f. Lichtuerk in honor of their
son Emmett Boal and his young class
| mates. Sweet peas and ferns were
used in the decorations. and games
were played before the dainty supper
was served. Among those who en-
ioyed the entertainment were Misses
Belle Delong, Caroline Roenbeck Ca
rina Handy, Marie Qualey, Mildred
Mcclure, Harriet Holly, Ruby Wells,
Dorothv Patterson and Charles De-
long, Reuben Coe, Rollin Coe, Morgan
Wells Glen Coe, William Brock and
Edward Johnson.
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Miss Lillian May Lancaster enter
| tanned the members of the Lancaster
ladies orchestra Wednesday at a mat
Other guests included Miss Hazel Merle
Ball, Mrs. Lonny Garwood, nee Frances
White, and Mrs Jessie Hurlbut.
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one of the delightful affairs which
have been given in honor of DR.. and
Mrs e. c. Moore before they left for
the beach was dinner given by Mr..
D.
ing home in Juliet street. The table
was decorated with pink sweet peas
and broad pink satin ribbons. Covers
| were laid for DIR. and Mrs. e. c. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newton Russell, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Valley, Mrs. Cora
Freeman, Mrs. Mary LeGrande Reed,
Robert Waggoner. Alfred Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albee.
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Mrs. Edmund Shand of Glendale, Miss
! Lucille Atwater of Pasadena and Miss
Mary Boehms of Los Angeles left on
Wednesday for six months trip
through Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton Cline,
| who have been passing a few weeks In
Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver and the
north, have returned and are at home
at the Castle Tower apartments
Miss Olive Bennett of Westlake ave-
nue. has issued invitations for shower
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Lita
| Crane, whose wedding to George G.
Ellis is planned for the early fall
! Mrs William S. James of Shatto
nlace has been entertaining as house
! guest Miss Esther YarneL for a few
weeks.
one of the charming affairs of the
| week was that with WnlcH MrS X. w
! Clemson of oxford avenue entertained
recently in her beautiful new home.
! The afternoon was passed with the
! games of autographs and bridge. The
| nrize for the former was captured by
| Mrs. William Combs, and the bridge
| prizes were won by Mrs. William
| Grosscup, Mrs. Wolverton and Mrs.
| Leo Mcclure. Places were arranged
! for thirty guests.
! s.
Mrs. w. ]. O'Neil of South Main
street is entertaining as house guest
| her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Boucher of
| Tucson, Ariz. Mrs. Boucher will also
visit her aunt, Mrs. Allen, in Venice,
| before her return home.
! Mrs. Cora Freeman of Beacon street
| will leave this morning for Berkeley,
en- route for Honolulu. She will sail
| on the Lurline July 27, and will not
return before the last of September.
| .
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage Burton
| Crane, who have returned from their
wedding trip, have taken a house at
| 1862 Eliendale place. Mrs. Crane was
| Miss Ethel Hastings, one of San Fran
| cisco's most charming young women,
and whose marriage to Mr.. Crane was
| celebrated in Junel
! q
Mrs. Clinton N. Sterry, Mrs Norman
| Sterry and the Misses Nora and Ruth
| Sterry of 1852 Glendale place will en-
tertain with an informal thimble tea
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
| Cyril Brotherton, whose wedding was
an event of interest recently.