Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
Society News
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taken in honor of the visitors.
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Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Mrs. Marion 7. Boyd and
John L. Scarce of Los Angeles The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the bride in North Bunker
Hill avenue, the Rev. Ray Petty Of
flciatlng. Mrs. Boyd was an active
worker in the w. z. T. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ". Pomeroy of
Menlo avenue entertained with an In
formal dinner party Wednesday even
ing.
Mr., and Mrs. Lawson S. Adams of
Belvedere, Cal, with their little son,
Lawson Adams III; Mrs. c. r. Myers
and Mr.. and Mrs. John w, Mitchell,
left yesterday morning in their auto
mobile for Santa Barbara. They will
pass the week end there and motor on
to Paso Robles, Del Monte and San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams have
been touring the southern coast and
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs walter Jones Trask of
South Figueroa street and their charm
ing daughter Miss Caroline Trask,
left for san Francisco August 4. Mr..
Trask will return Tuesday but Mrs.
Trask will remain until the first part
of September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Balch of the
Angelus will leave this week for New
York, sailing for Europe on the North
German Lloyd next week. They will
return the last of November.
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General and Mrs. Adna Il. Cnaifee
are entertaining as house guests Mr..
and Mrs. John Hastings Howard. Mrs.
Howard has been here for some time
and was joined by her husband yes
terday morning. They will be here for
six weeks before going to Fcrt Russell,
where Mr. Howard's regiment is sta
toned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Vincent of
West Twenty-fifth street and their son
Robert and daughter, Miss Marguerite
Vincent, have taken a cottage at ocean
Park for the month and have enter
tanned with q number of informal al
fairs
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Henrietta chamberlain
Herrick of Denver and Wilbur e. San
ders of Dubuque, Iowa. The ceremony
was performed August 2 in Denver and
the young couple will reside in Fair
view Landing, ILL.,, after their return
from an extended wedding tour. Mr..
Sanders passed most of his time during
the last two years in Los Angeles
where he has a host of friends,
especially among the Montana resi-
dents. Mr.. Sanders is the son of the
first senator from Montana.
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The marriage of Miss Josephine Flan-
igan, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Flanagan
of 1918 Arlington avenue, and Harry
w. Hodges was soiemnized at the resi-
dence of the brides mother Tuesday
evening in the presence of thirty-nVe
of her most intimate friends, the Rev.
Father ]. ]. Clifford of St. Thomas
Catholic church officiating. The bride
in a gown of white embroidered chif-
fon over white nessaline satin car
ried a shower of Cecil Bruner roses
and lilies of the valley and wore a
crown of orange blossoms in her halr.
Miss Marie Flanagan assisted as maid
of honor and wore gown OF white
lingerie. 7. Flanagan served Mr..
Hodges as hest man. The bridal bou-
quet was caught by Mrs. Lucille Fox
James. The ceremony was performed
in the drawing room in the bay Win
dow, which was transformed into
flower garden, the canopy under Whlch
the bridal party stood was or terns
and pink and white carnations, While
the background was studded with
white eladiolas and ferns. In the din
ing room pink bougainvellias and
brides roses furnished the decorations
and the living room was done in PINK
and white dahlias and ferns. An
orchestra furnished the music and
played softly during the ceremony. MT.
and Mrs. Hodges have gone to Mem
phis, Tenn, on wedding trip and
win reside in Los Angeles upon their
return.
Mrs John F. Cowan and her daugh-
ter, Miss Frapces Cowan of SAT- Lake
CITY, are visiting in the city, guests
Of Miss Asthena Quinn at the Ajax
andria Miss Cowan is student at
Vassar and after passing the week END
at Catalina will leave for the east
Mrs. Frank B. Sutton of Budlong
avenue has returned from a house
party at Catalina, where she has been
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Preston Thompson
of Redondo are the house guests or
their brother and sister-in-law,s Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Thompson, in
Menlo avenue. They will leave for
visit to Long Beach Tuesday.
Miss Ola Thompson OF MEMO avenue
has been visiting for weeks with
xSith friends in Pomona and will re-
turn on Tuesday
Among the most entertained of the
SUMMER brides is Miss Emmie Luentzel'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Luent-
eel of Kenmore avenue, whose WeuuihS
to Craig c. Horton will take place
August 81. Among the affairs of the
mast few weeks are a dancing party,
with which Miss Marie McManus en-
tertained for the bride and her friends.
Miss Juanita Lane gave matinee pox
narty on wednesday afternoon with
Tea at the Alexandria afterwards. This
week Mrs. Jack Vaughn of Grand
View avenue will entertain on Satur-
dav afternoon with box party at the
ReIasco and tea at the Alexandria
afterwards Mrs. Durrel Holmes ana
Mrs Leroy Daniels of 1925 Marvin
street will entertain on Wednesday in
honor of Miss Luentzel and Miss Wat
fell. another brlde-elect, and Miss Eula
Horton, sister of the bridegroom-elect
will entertain with box party on sat
urday afternoon.
The bridal party will consist of Miss
Ethel Dubbs of Santa Monica, maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids, Misses
Freda Luderman, Juanita Lane ana
Marie McMapus Dr. Warren Horton
will serve his brother as best man ana
the ushers will be Roy Barlow, Sid
new Bartlett and DR.. Henty Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jergins cele-
hrated their second wedding annlYer-
sary in their new home COS west
ITiftv-second street, Friday evening
Mrs Jergins had as her guests mem
hers of the Rebekah lodge, of which
she is a member. Her home was pret-
tiIv. decorated in the lodge colors, pink
and green. Ferns and flowers were