Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
Society

Mrs, II. II. Walker and her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Price, Mrs George Clark,
Mrs. Walter McStay. and Mrs. Frank
Gates entertained with a theater party
twenty-five Iowa friends Thursday
afternoon at the Belasco and later &c
was served at the Alexandria. Among
those present were Mrs G.. Russell,
Mrs. Baird, Mrs. A. Stafford, Miss
Hunt, Mrs, b. Phelps, Miss Elloween
Phelps, Miss Clara Phelps, Mrs. sadie
Hill, Mrs. Eva O'Connel. Miss Ethel
Clark, Mrs. Laura Forbes, Mrs. James
Forbes, Mrs. G. Jones, Mrs c. Brown.
s.
Among the weddings of last week WIS
that of Miss Sybil D. Williams daugh-
ter of Mrs, Thomas Williams and John
White, which was solemnized Wednes-
day at the home of the brides mother
I'm East Twelfth street the Rev. G. ID.
Williamson officiating in the presence i
of the family only, The bride wore a
gown of French crepe, trimmed with
irish lace and carried a shower of
brides roses. The house was decorated
with an immense quantity Of cut flow
ers and the ceremony was performed
under a bower of green. After short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. White Will
be at home at 1859 East Twelfth street
Among the delightful affairs of the
week was the surprise party which was
planned for Miss Ruth Brown ana
given last week at the home OF her
parents, 759 Westmorland ave. Games
were indulged in and the evening nm
ished with dancing. Miss Brown VIII
leave next week for a six weeks visit
in Nebraska, Iowa and Chicago. Among
those present were Miss Grace Hase-
mein, Miss Kathrine Kelly, Miss Jene-
vive Tuttle, Miss Helen Kemp, MISS
Katherine Potter, Miss Juanita Brown
and Miss Ruth Brown, w. George II
Relden, John w. Siddall, II. Fishburn,
George Shepp, l.. Belden and M. Spur.
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In honor of two brides of last month
Mrs. @. NJ Anderson of 1043 Florida
street entertained with an informal
dinner recently. The guests of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Burton and DR..
and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Dr. and
Mrs Anderson have returned from thelr
wedding trip and are at home with
DR.. Alderson's mother In Florida street
Miss Leah Rot inson entertained re-
Gently in honor of Miss Isabelle Smith
who will enter Bryn Mawr this ran.
The affair was a luncheon ana the
table was decorated with Cecil Bruner
roses and maidenhair ferns, and the
place cards were hand-painted AFFAIRS,
the work of the hostess. Among the
guests were Miss Isabelle Smith, MISS
Lydia Mauer, Miss Florence Nelson,
Miss Hazel Gordon, Miss Estelle
trude Schaffer, Miss Hilda Smith, MISS
Verna Mae Wright, Miss Marian Chad-
dock and Miss Harriet Ross.
s.
Miss Leona Ledwick of Orange street,
HOLLYWOOD, entertained with lunch
con at her home recently. The table
was decorated with large quantities OF
Cecil Rruner roses and ferns, and the
whole house carried out the color
scheme of pink and green. The place
cards were hand painted sketches or
summer girls dressed in pink. Covers
were laid for Miss Elizabeth Lowe,
Miss Helen Hackett, Miss Amy Morrell
and her house guest, Miss Wright, MISS
Eloise Strobridge, Miss Edna Lowe,
Miss Clara Bartram, Miss Grace Whit
comb, and Miss Pearl Grant of Los AM
geles, Miss Alva Gardner, MISS Murlei
Fisher of South Pasadena.
Mrs. f. M. Nightingale and Miss
Alice Eyton of West Forty ninth street
will entertain with bridge whlst
party this afternoon in honor of Coun-
tess Wachtmeister, who will pass the
month at Catalina before going to the
Hotel Hollywood
Among the travellers who left for
Europe on Monday morning were Miss
Mary ODonoughhue, Miss Hershey,
Mrs Volney Gage and Count AXel
Wachtmeister They will sail from
New York on the President Grant
July 13.
Miss Edwina Tabb of East Washing
ton street entertained with a dinner
party last evening followed by cards
In honor of Miss May Johnson, VINO
leaves next week for an extended visit
in San Francisco. The house was dec
Grated with a profusion of cut flowers
and ferns, carnations being used in the
living and dining rooms. Miss Tabb
was assisted by Mrs. Stephen Quirola
in receiving.s
Mrs. Clara Mendleson of 2o24 West
Twelfth street has returned from
trim TO San Francisco. She was ac-
conpanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Adele Wagenhein and her son from
Sidney, Australia.
Mrs. Edgar Wall entertained with
buffet Chicken" supper Thursday
evening In honor of Miss Edna Terry,
who left on Friday morning for her
home in the East. Covers were laid
for twenty-five and dancing was en-
toyed afterward
Mrs. H. A. Boggs and her daughter.
Miss Lulu Boggs, of 3601 Dalton ave-
nue., left last week for months trip
through the Yosemite
Mrs. Ross Williams entertained with
a 500 party at her home, 1901 Fifth
avenue. Friday afternoon. The house
was decorated with Shasta daisies and
ferns. Prizes were won by Miss Clara
Auten of Pasadena and Mrs, Fred Will
liams. Places were arranged for
twenty.
Mrs. Arthur Ballard will entertain
with a luncheon at the Los Angeles
Country club this afternoon in honor
of Miss Katherine Powell, whose mar
riage to Charles L. Harris of Marion,
New Zealand, will take place late IN
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cosgrave enter
tanned with week end party at their
home in Newport Beach. Fishing,
swimming and boating were indulged
in during the day and dancing at New
mort tavern finished the evening. Those
in the party were Mrs. Margaret
Packer, Mrs Claudine Morgan, Mrs.
May Dewey, Miss Eleanor Mullen, Miss
Ernestine Gosewisch James S. Roche,
W. Francis Chapman Harry Browning
and Arthur Nichols.
Miss Romaine Poindexter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. r. w. PoindeXter or
West Adams street, is entertaining a
house party at Montecito, near Santa
Barbara. The young people left Fri
day afternoon and will return Satur-
day. The party included Miss Marga-