Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
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BY THE cHArTERER

A great deal of interest is being
shown in the two big shows of the
next two weeks and the entertainment
of the National Bankers association,
which will convene in the city the first
week in Octorer First comes the con-
cert given by Ellen Beach Yaw for
the Benefit of the Jewish Orphans
home at the Auditorium on September
%. All of the patronesses have been
chosen Fl ON the leading social ana
philanthropic women of the city ana
there will be many box parties with
supper 1,arties afterward and dinner
parties before the concert. Los Ange-
les society is never too busy to give or
its time as we'll as its means ana
ability to help those more unfortunate
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Following the concert will be the
maid of Manalay" which VIII oe
given at the Auditorium the week COM
mencing September 26. Many of the
participants are we'll known socially
and the affair promises to be a great
success socially as we'll as financlally
BOXES have been spoken for and tables
reserved for each evening at the Alex
andria and Levy's. Among the boxes
already reserved as those for Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Gates, who Will entertain as
guests Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Clark, Misses
Hazel and June Gates and Harold
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo S. Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Soudan will have
boxes. Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Burke
will also have a box with Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. E. Hampton and Mr.: ana
Mrs. Dan Murphy as guests: ana Don
w. Carleton will be host with large
box party.
Tn honor of the bankers from all
over the United States a merry week
will be passed in Los Angeles from
october 8 to october 7. A grand ball
will he given at the Auditorium Tues
dav evening and a garden fete Will
be given in the grounds of Mr.: ana
Mrs. Edward L. Doheny on FRIDAY
afternoon. Excursions are pelns
MANNED to Catalina and all the nearby
beaches and mountain resorts, as well
as theater parties and luncheons dur
ing the week.
The scores of Americans who went
abroad this spring and early summer
are reported to be stranded in London
and Paris, unable to secure either TOT
money or influence a berth on any
horn ebound passenger vessel for the
next three weeks. 1t seems to me that
an airship or dirigible balloon might
be at an immense premium Just now
and the one seen flying over New YORK
recently might make a small fortune
if il hove in sight of the Enghsh OF
French shore. 1t goes to prove the
necessity of securing return passage
when one secures ones "going" pass
age instead of leaving it to chance
Every mail brings news of some one
who will be home as soon as he or she
can get here and the impossibility TO
secure passage makes home seem
doubly dear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rubo OF 24Ot
west Seventh street have returned
from an extended trip through Alaska
and the Yellowstone national park.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Neu of Ger
many to J. P. Schwencke of Los Ange-
les at the home of the officiating cler-
gvman. Rev. ]. NJ. Schaeffle. After
brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwencke will be at home to their
friends at 623 West Fifteenth street.
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Miss Mary Kendrick left Saturday for
Memphis, Tenn, where she VIII pass pass
the winter as guest of her aunt, Mrs.
]. H. Townsend. Later in the season
she will go to New York.
Covers were laid for Miss Kreider,
Miss Rice. Miss Clara Kreider. Miss
Tillie Petri, Miss Rosa Vergez, Miss
Edna Layton, Miss Margaret Rice, MISS
Nora Gibson, Jack Jaques and Ray
Ferguson.
Miss Mary Hazel Schambeck enter
tanned, recently in honor of Miss May
Casey. an October bride-elect, with a
theater party at the Belasco, followed
by tea at the Alexandria. The table
was decorated with asters and ferns
and the place cards were miniature
brides. The guests included Misses
Clara and Charlotte Casey, Miss Mar
garet Quinn, Miss Rose Reynolds, Miss
Loretta Clark, Miss VILLA Schambeck
and Mrs. Thomas s. Mohoney, who
chaperoned the young guests.
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Miss Anais Allen, who left recently to
enter stanford, was the guest of honor
at a five hundred party with which
Miss Alva Gardner entertained at her
home in FL Centre street. The guests
were Misses Laura and Bertha Hoff-
man. Sophie Allen. Bessie Gardner, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Heartt, and Carleton
Gilbert, Winifred Mace, Charles Allen,
Wendell Kuencer Gaylord Synder and
Leon Spinks of Los Angeles.
The Misses Christine Smith. Barbara
Wentzel. Florence joyce and Anna
VIZ,