Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Mrs. S. NJ Kiser of 421 South Wood
ward avenue left on Tuesday for
two months visit to New York ana
Cleveland.
Mrs. D. NJ. Riordan, who with her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, have been
making an extended trip abroad, have
returned and are at home at 942 Bur-
lington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. eager Peck of 1901
Orange street will be at home to their
friends Friday afternoons and even
ings, October II and October 2S.
Miss Mary Lee, who has been pass
ing a month with her father, Henry
T. Lee of West Adams street returned
home on Monday.
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The wedding of Miss Marjorie
Bowes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bowes of Seattle, and Ralph
Carpenter of New York and LONDON
will be solemnized tomorrow in New
York city in st. Thomas chapel, the
Rev. DR.. Goodman officiating. MISS
Bowes and her mother left Tor the
east about a month ago, and the an
nouncement of her engagement was
made at an afternoon given by MT
and Mrs. w. F. Towne of West TWen-
ty-fifth street previous to their depart
IRE. Miss Bowes has d host of friends
in Los Angeles and Long Beach, nav
passed last winter at the VIZ
ginia. The young couple VIII san On
the George washington on OCTOBER ~
for England, where tney VIII MAKE
their home for the next two years
Miss Bowes will be assisted by her
Younger sister, Miss Dorothy BoWesr
as maid of honor, and VIII wear
gown of Valencienne lace with long
veil.
Mrs. Johanna i. Harris, formerly OF
800 South Grand avenue, has moved
into her beautiful new oungaloW al
234 Mariposa avenue, and will be at
home to her friends AFTER OCTOBER To-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gillespie OF
New York city, who have been tour
ing the coast on their wedding TRIP
were guests of friends IN Los Angeles
last week. and are now in Santa Bar-
bara en- route to the yosemite MIS-:
Gillespie was Miss Irene sherman ana
Mr.. Gillespie is vice president OF the
Fouitable Trust company of New
York and A son of George L. Gillespie,
Who was assistant chief Of staf under
Cen. Chaffee in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth OF
Phoenix. Ariz., have moved to Los
Angeles, where they will make thelf
permanent home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grant G. Gillette or
Vestnoreland place entertained with
q theater party at the Belasco recent
lv in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. CaldWell
Hardy and their daughter, Miss Haf-
DIV. of Norfolk. Va, and Stacy Ran
kin of Ohio. Mr.. Hardy was attend
ing the bankers convention, having
recently been president Of the aSSo-
citation.
Mrs blanche Erdt Wilcox and her
son. Farnsworth, who have been visit
inc for two months with relatives and
friends in Denver, have returned to
Los Angeles and are guests of Mrs. Z.
Erdt in La Sale avenue,
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Avery Mccarthy
have closed their Redondo Beach home
the Sanborne residence, 5l5 Man
hatten Place near Wiltshire boulevard.
Mr.. Mccarthy will soon commence
building a town residence in Van Ness
Square, in the Wiltshire boulevard dis
trict.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wiltshire left
Tor nNe WGCh0 ZIP tili io"5'i ~ e3~
and will visit in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Washington and Chica-
go. Mr.. Wiltshire, who is a baseball
enthusiast is planning to see the first
game of the series. in Philadelphia.
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Miss Thetis South of 90S Fedora
street left Saturday for San Diego,
where she will visit with friends for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ona w. Morton enter
tajned with a dinner party Thursday
evening at their charming home in
Nariposa street The table was dec
Grated with pink carnations and ferns
and. the pdace cards were hand-paint-
Cd flowers Covers We're laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boswell, Mr.. and
Mrs William Mackie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew McNally Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Thompson and DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hagan.
Judge and Mrs. j. W, Summerneld
entertained recently with box party
at tho Majestic theater, their guests
being Miss II, Labory' Mrs Harrlett
Spencer. George Damron and Jesse Cl-
tron.
A number of teacher from the Cas-
telar school celebrated the anniver-
sarv of Columbus day by theater
partv at the Mason opera house We'd
nesday afternoon, going to dinner af-
terward. They We're Mr.. and Mrs. W.
f. Hughes, Mrs. Clara M. Harding,
Miss May McEachin, Miss Helen Oden,
Miss Flora Cohn, Miss Annie Huntoon,