Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

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beth y. Cliff in a dainty white frock
with yellow ribbons scattered rose
petals in the path of the bride. Miss
Ethel Ward rendered the wedding mu-
sic and Archibald Harper Smith of
Santa Ana served his brother as best
man. The house was beautifully dec
grated, a canopy of English ivy having
been erected in the drawing room
where the ceremony was read. Pepper
boughs and ferns combined with roses
were used in profusion in the other
rooms. The bride, who is an accOmp-
lished musician, was graduated from
Occidental college.
Mrs. Eugene Lewis entertained with
Thirty-first street. All the appoint
ments were in violets and covers were
laid for'
Mines Charles MCEWcn.
Ella l. Mitchell. Henry X. Coate
Trabue Van Cullen. Miss Laura McEwen.
Invitations have been issued by the
members of the Vermont Square Ten
mis- club for an informal dancing party
to be given Friday evening, Decem-
Der 20.
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Invitations have been issued by the
members of the Delta lota Chi sor-
ority for a Christmas party to be given
at Kramers Tuesday evening. The
members of the sorority who will act
as hOSteSSeS are:
Misses Elizabeth Babcock.
Virginia Nourse. Marie B0briCk.
Ruth Huntsborger Katherine Mullen.
Edith Cook. Gladys Powers.
Margaret Ericsson. Emma Taggart
Mary Spalding. George Johnson
The ratronesses will be
Mines Marshall Stimson.
Harold Braly. Harry Robinson.
VIM. X. Thompson. Robt. p. McReynolds
John V. Posey
s.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harding
Lombard, who have been travelling for
six weeks in Chicago, Boston, New
York and Washington. have returned
and are domicied for the winter at
414 Alexandria avenue.
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In honor of Miss Nita Holden, whose
marriage to John Monroe Kemp will be
solemnize February IA, Miss Irene
Stewart en-, rtained with beautifully
appointed luncheon at the Hotel Lank-
ershim recently and Miss Inez MCClel-
land of North Soto street was hostess
last week with a luncheon in honor Of
the young bride-elect. The marriage
will be solemnized al the family home, !
942 So n Bonnie Brae street. Mr..
Kemp will take his bride to San Diego
to reside.
Miss Alice Cline, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. b. Cline of South Flgueroa
street, entertained with u luncheon
party Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Rae Belle Morlan and Miss Ju-
let Borden, two of the seasons debu
tantes. White sweet peas and ferns
with violets were combined in the dec
orations for the luncheon and the COW
ers I-ere marked by gold monogrammed
cards. Covers were laid for
Misses Gladys Let's.
Emma Conroy Florence Wood.
Amy Marie Norton. May Rhodes.
Mildred Burnett, Florence Brown.
Virginia Walsh. Fannie Todd Carpen-
Kathleen spence. ter
Edna Let's. Pauline Nollmer
Elizabeth Wood. Marguerite Hughes.
Sally Mcfarland. Jean Long.
Carisse Stevens. Anna Nelan.
Louise LEM. Lillian Van Dyke.
EvRnEelne Duque. Lucy Saunders.
Daphne Drake. June Mesmer.
Dorothy Leonard. Helen Bryant.
Ruth Wood Margaret Erickson.
Josephine Struve. katherine Barbour.
Edna Bennett. Hazel Barlow.
Arha Grant Rae Belle Morlan.
Edith Bryant Lucy Bantz.
Katherine Stearns. Georgia johnson.
Jane Rollins. Maude Woode
Marjorie Utley. Margaret Daniels.
Frances Richards. Juliet Borden.
Marie BObrick Alice Cline.
Mrs. L. r. Poothe Of 142 avenue 43
entertained recently with a luncheon
in honor of her sister. Miss Gertrude |
Browning Boynton. whose engagement |
to Albert II. Larsen was announced |
recently. The house was decorated |
with sweet peas and ferns, and covers
were laid for Mrs. Lyman Roscoe |
Boynton Of san Francisco, Mrs. Camp |
bell OF Colorado Springs, Mrs. Frances |
Boynton, Mrs. Frank Boynton, Miss |
Gwendolyn Boynton and Miss Wini- !
fred Boynton of Long Beach; Mrs |
John Martin, Mrs. Robert Workman. !
Mrs. stephen Queirolo, Mrs. James |
Hammersley Mrs. M. e. Deering, Mrs |
Harold Ferry, Mrs. w r. Dixon, Mrs |
Royal Wilson. Mrs. Ida Warran. Mrs.
Ida Bartlett and Miss Lacie Rider.
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Mrs. Edward r. sherer, 643 New
Hampshire street, will entertain with a
series of card parties during the holi- !
days, the first one being given on !
"Wednesday afternoon The decora-
tions will be in Christmas effects, poin- |
settias and holly being combined. The |
second party will be on Thursday |
afternoon and the third will be early in
January.
Mrs. Willard Huntington Wright |
who has been visiting her parents In |
Tacoma, Wash, for q few months, has |
returned home.
Mrs. Abner L. Ross and Mrs. Ger
trude Ross have issued invitations for |
a musical tea to be given at their home, |
1000 South Alvarado street, Saturday |
afternoon, January T.
Mrs. Philip Forve and Mrs. Laura |
Gindle Rieger will entertain with a
reception Wednesday afternoon at the |
home of Mrs FOrVe on Westlake ave- |
nue.. The decorations will be in the |
Christmas effect and a large number |
of invitations have been issued
s.
Mrs. Asa Kelly and her little daugh- |
ter, Virginia Kelly of Spokane. Wash, |
are passing the holidays with Mrs |
Kellys parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. f. |
Conroy, on West Thirtieth street. Mr.. |
Kelly will join them later. Mrs. Kelly /
will be ,emembered as Miss Bri Con- |
roy, one Of the most popular bellies of |
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cadwallader OF
Milton, Pa, are the house guests of |
their son and daughter-in-laW, Mr. and |
Mrs Austin S. Cadwallader of 34S West |
Forty-eighth street. During Christmas |
also entertain Mr.. and Mrs Charles S.
Cotterell Of San Diego, parents of Mrs.
CadWallader.
Major and Mrs. Ben Truman and !
Miss Truman. who have been enjoying |
an outing in San Francisco, are passing |
the holidays at the Del Monte Mon I
terey.