Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
Society

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| Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Rand, the lat
ter formerly Miss Lucille Gage, daugh-
| ter of the American minister to Portu-
gal, are in Paris, where they will be
| Joined by Mrs. Charles wellington
| Rand and her daughter, Miss Helen
| Rand, who sailed the first of the week
from New York. Miss Rand will en-
| ter school in Paris,
Mrs Godfrey Holterhoff of West
Adams street, who has been travelling
| abroad during the summer, will return
home this morning. Mr.. Holterhoff
returned last week
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In honor of Mrs. Samuel Mckee,
who will leave next month for China,
the members of the Delta sorority of
Occidental college entertained with a
luncheon at Christopher's. The tables
and rooms were decorated In the So
rority colors of nile green and white.
Covers were laid for Miss Edith Os-
mond, Miss Ethel Barkelew, Miss Ce-
LA Ticker, Miss Villa Mckee, Miss
Mary Noyes, Miss Dorothea Davis,
Miss Leah Phillips, Miss Eleanor Rich
ards, Miss Elsie Stonehouse, Miss Ha-
eel White, Miss Harriet Snyder, Miss
Bess Vending, Miss Elizameth Hor-
ton, Miss Nino Brown, Mrs. Gilhou-
sen, Mrs. Walter Mundy and Mrs. Nc
Kee.
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Mrs. Tracey Abbott of West Twenty
eighth street was hostess at a charm
ing luncheon in honor of the Coterie
club, of which she Is a member. The
table was decorated with the autumn
colods and the place cards were hand
painted woodland scenes. Covers were
laid for twenty-four. Five hundred
was enjoyed after the luncheon The
prizes were won by Mrs Wilson and
Mrs. Wheelock, the guest prize by
Mrs. Frances Earl Brown.
Miss Jane Rollins of West Twenty
eighth street entertained with
charming dinner party of twenty COW
ers Monday evening.
Miss Mollie Adelia Brown, daughter
of Mrs. M. A. Brown of Magnolia av-
enue, has returned from six weeks
trip through the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin Young, whose
wedding was solemnized at Christ
church last Saturday, are domiciled
for the winter at the Briggs apart
ments in South Hope street
Mrs. I. NJ Polk and her charming
daughter, Miss Sallie Polk, of the Bur-
lington apartments are making prepa-
rations to pass next year abroad. They
will go east early in the spring.
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The Beta Phi society of the Univer-
sity of Southern California entertained
with a delightful o'clock tea at the
Alexandria Friday afternoon. The ta-
BILE was decorated with the sorority
colors, yellow and blue, great punches
of yellow chrysanthemums being tied
with bows of blue ribbon. Covers We're |
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H. f. Burmeister, Mrs. j. B, Hit
Miss Martha Rressier, Miss Julia Nc
Corkle. Miss Jennie Dick, Miss The
resa Reese. Miss Violet Jones, Miss
Isabel Bowers, Miss Pearl Macloskey,
Miss Alma Swain, Miss Florence Cou-
lee, Miss Eleanor Hit, Miss Florence
Hurst, Miss Hazel Fay, Miss Helen |
Humphrey, Miss Bertha Hidden. Miss
Grace Hogsette, Miss Dacie Hanna,
Miss Mildred Taft Miss Laura Bur
meister, Miss Eleanor Fulton, Miss Eff
fie Stephenson Miss Frances Mallory, |
Miss Rowland McCorkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Givernaud |
of West washington street enter !
tatined with a dinner party at their |
beautiful home last evening. The ta-
BILE was decorated with great clusters
of yellow chrysanthemums. Covers |
were laid for Mr. and Mrs, Joseph |
Call, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Hervey, |
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Variel, Mr.. and |
Mrs Gail Bronson. Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
L. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs Givernaud will !
leave for New York on October Is, ac-
by Mrs. w. j. Variel.
s.
Mrs. Jacob Dreyfus entertained with
A luncheon recently at her home in
West Court street. her guests being
members of the Harmony club. The
before luncheon and the game of 500
The prizes were won by
Mrs. S. M. Myall and Mrs. S. G.. But
.erfield. Covers were laid for Mrs. "
w. Fales. Mrs. w. F. Leck, Mrs +.
:. Macarthur, Mrs. G. S. Wilson, Mrs.
s. M. Myers. Mrs. S. G. Butterf1eld,
Mrs w. F. Kenny and Mrs. Dreyfus'
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Jones of 1882
Edgeware road announce the engage
nent of their daughter, Miss Myrtle
gladys Jones, to Arthur Irwin Lo-
reed of Brockton Mass. Miss Jones,
Who is soprano soloist at the First
Baptist church of Pasadena, has many
friends in the musical as we'll as the
;ocial world.
Mrs Emily Morgan of 1112 West
First street is entertaining her broth
II, F. M. Gabrielle of Quincy, Ill. They
lad not met for thirtythree years and
passed this summer at the ocean re-
orts. Mr. Gabrielle will leave for his
lome Friday morning
Mrs. Benjamin Kohlmeier enter
aimed with a delightful dinner party
evening in honor of Miss
elsie May Rommell of Louisville,
ky,. who is visiting at the home of
drs. M. P. Rommell in Trenton street.
Nhe table was dainty with cut flowers
nd ferns and covers were laid for
Hiss Carrie Rommell Miss Gertrude
Miss Annie B. Johnson, Miss
zulu Kohlmeier, Miss Ida Kohlmeier
Iiss Stella Neuser, Miss Enda Myers
Kohlmeier. jr., Carl Kohl
neier, Irving Meyer. Paul Herbst, Will
lam Thiele and Alfred Kurle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tomblin of 720
Vest Twenty-eighth street will pass
he winter at Long Beach, having ta-
en apartments at the Virginia.
The marriage of Miss Florence E.
on Bergen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
rank Won Bergen, to Mark Henry
'ooley was solemnized last evening at
he residence of the brides parents in
last Thirty-eighth street, the Rev.
L. Parks officiating. The house
,as decorated in a profustion of white
arnations and ferns. The rope of
erns which marked the aisle to the
ltar was carried by the Misses Eva
fall, Jessie Williams Rosalyn Brown
nd Edith Dorm. The bride was at
ended by Miss Annie Cooley as maid
{ honor, attired in pale blue messa-
ne, and carried a cluster of yellow
Harry de la Grange
arved Mr.. Cooley as best man. The
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