Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

gram of love songs and poems, fol-
! lowed the luncheon.
! There wer9 covers for Mrs. VIII B.
| Hunnewell, Mrs. Q. Shepard Barnum,
DIR. Helen Anderson. Miss Dorothy
| Lewis, Miss Ida Leonard. Miss Nora
| Sterry, Miss Alice NJ. Bates, Miss Jull2
Smith. Miss Elizabeth II. Parsons OF
| San Rafael.
because of various legal technicali-
| ties connected with the marriage OF
| Americans in Rome, Miss Alice Jones'
daughter of former Senator John p.
Jones of Santa Monica, and Frederick
| Mac cMonnies the American sculptor.
| have changed their plans and Will
| plight their marital troth in Lucerne,
| Switzerland.
The ceremony, which is to take place
| March 2S viii be attended by Mrs
Jones and Miss Georgina, sister of the
| bride.
| Mr. MacMonnies and his wife will
live in Paris. where Mr.. MacMonnes
has studio and where Mrs Mac
Monnies will continue her own work
as a sculptor.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell ]. Waters of
West Adams street announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Miss Flor
ence Waters, and Eli 2. Fay, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Fay of Orange
street.
The pleasant news became known at
a luncheon given by Miss Estelle Rock
wood of West Sixth street. Friday. No
date has been set for the wedding.
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Miss Cora Wilson, whose engagement
with Leroy w. Prewtt was announced
a few weeks ago, has chosen home
wedding, and the nuptials will be cele-
brated March 30 at the family home in
South Boyle avenue.
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Miss Kate Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry Smith of
Pasadena, and her fiance, Anson Lisk,
will be married March 26. and this, too,
will be a home event, in the presence
of relatives and q few friends.
The engagement was announced some
weeks ago at a smart luncheon given
for the bride-to-be by Mrs Edward l..
Doheney at her home in Chester place.
Day by day the list of Los Angeles
folk, who will spend the summer in
European travel grows longer. the lat
est names to be added being several
members Of the st. Cecilia club. an
organization of woman musicians whic 1
includes quite a per cent of social
gatherings in the years prospectus.
For Mrs. Harry Duffil and Mrs. Philip
Zobelein. who are among the club mem
bers who will go abroad this spring,
and also as a pre-nuptial courtesy to
Miss Rose Zobelein and Miss Adele
Young, St. Celilia club will entertain
with a tea at Levy's Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Oulette will entertain the
club with a musicale the afternoon of
April 1, Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. zobelein
assisting.
Mrs. John w. Thayer was hostess
! Friday at a charmingly appointed pro-
/ gram reception given at her home in
Park avenue as a farewell to Mrs.
Duffil. who with Mr. Duffl is leaving
the latter part of April for a trip of
indefinite length in Great Britain and
the continent. There were about fifty
guests present.
Mrs Thayer was assisted by Mrs.
Frank Wells. Mrs. George Crandall.
Mrs. Philip Zobelein. Miss nelen Axe
Brown, Miss Willie Smyzer Miss Myr-
| tie Oulette and Miss Adele Young.
Mrs. Dick Ferris (Florence Stone)
| Interpreted the first act of THE Holy
! City" a program of piano music was
| presented by Alfred Wyld, and Miss
| Helen Axe Brown was heard In vocal
! selections.
Among the friends who are planning
| to entertain for Miss Rose Zobelein
/ before her marriage is Miss Bessie
/ Bartlett of Hollywood.
Mr.. Bartlett is having installed a
pipe organ in the handsome music
room at Vista del Mar. and later in
the spring Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Bart
let will entertain with a musicale as
the formal opening of the new instru-
ment
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson entertained in
| formally a few friends who are inter-
ested in heraldry yesterday morning
at her Chester place residence, to listen
to an address on the subject by Mrs.
! Anna Isabella Robertson Mrs. Rob
/ ertson, who is an authority on all mat
ters pertaining to heraldry, and has
addressed several of the woman's or
ganizations Of Los Angeles this winter
on the subject, is from Columbia, South
Carolina.
Miss Ella darcy, an English sing
er of Finnish songs, added group OF
interesting selections to the pleasure of
the morning. Mr. and Mrs Wilson,
who spent last summer in the east, are
planning to go to Europe this spring
and will probably remain away until
the late autumn.
Friends are entertaining with affairs
both formal and informal for Mr. and
/ Mrs. w llldfQ SllIlSpils WIN Will JUN
the Los Angeles contingent in Europe
| soon.
A pretty affair given Friday for Mrs.
Stimson was the luncheon presided
over by Mrs. Walter ]. Trask at her
home in Figueroa street
Other guests asked to meet Mrs.
/ Stimson were Mrs. West Hughes, Mrs.
John T. Jones. Mrs. A. c. Smithers,
Mrs Ezra Stimson. Mrs. w j. Chi
chester, Mrs. w. NJ. Caswell, Mrs.
John Mott. Mrs. Nat Myrick. Mrs. w.
H. Holiday and Mrs. Franklin Moore.
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Mrs. William S. Cross has issued in
vitations for a luncheon of sixty COW
ers with which she viii entertain at
her home on West Twenty-ninth street
April 16, the occasion being in honor
of Mrs George w. Goldsmith.
Mrs. Cross, who gave a luncheon
early in February which was one Of
the largest house affairs of the winter