Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
Society

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The American Bankers association,
which will convene next week, will
entertain extensively for the ladies
and visitors. Monday evening the
executive committee will give their
banquet and the ladies will be taken
to the Majestic to see Margaret Hing
ton. Tuesday afternoon. from to 6,
the Jonathan club will throw open its
doors to the ladies, the entire club to
be placed at their disposal. Tuesday
evening the grand ball will be given
at the Shrine auditorium. Wednesday
and Thursday they will be entertained
with trips to Pasadena, Catalina and
the other resorts, and in the evenings
will be taken to the Orpheum Friday
afternoon the garden fete will be given
in the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. e. L.
Doheney
In honor of Mrs. Erwin S. Armstrong
of Salt Lake City, who is the house
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Graves of Alhambra, Miss Kaye
Van Nuys of West Sixth street will
entertain with a luncheon at the Coun-
try club on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Charles Forman of South Flower
street will be hostess with a luncheon
at the Jonathan club Tuesday after
noon. Covers will be laid for fourteen.
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Mrs. f. T. Sherer of New Hampshire
street will entertain with an informal
500 party this afternoon.
The Highland Park chapter, o. E. S.
will give social ball and card party
at the Goldberg -Bosley assembly
rooms Saturday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Morton Of Mari
posa avenue entertained with dinner
last evening, this being the first of a
series with which they will entertain
during the winter. The table was deco
rated with pink carnations and ferns,
and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin j. Brent, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
G. Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Bowles, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Jay and
Claude Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Graham announce
the marriage of their sister, Miss Clara
Best, to George Wilkinson. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
the brides sister on West Forty
seventh street Tuesday evening by the
Rev. Norman Burley of the Woodlawn
Methodist church. The bride was at
tired in a white lace gown with veil
and carried a shower of lilies of the
valley After a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Wilkinson will go east to Des
Moines, where they will make their
home.
Miss Olive Trask Of St Andrews
place entertained with luncheon yes
terday afternoon in honor of her house
guest, Miss Sophie Mckenzie of New
York. The table was decorated with
roses and ferns, and the place cards
were adorned with hand-painted
Scotch Lassies." Covers were laid for
Misses Helen Dickinson, Marie Stock
ard, Helen Brant, Virginia Nourse,
Clarisse Stevens, Barbara Burkhalter,
Olive Erdt, Mary Richardson, Eliza
beth Wood, Ada Seeley, Florence
Brown, Marie Bobrick, Helen Holmes
and Gladys Let's.
Mrs. John P. Champion of 419 North
Soto street announces the engagement
of her sister, Miss Lucy Isitt, to John
w. Meyers of Ventura. The marriage
will be solemnized at her home Oc-
tober IL. Miss Isitt has chosen Miss
Jean Sweetman as maid Of honor, and
Grace Champion will carry the ring.
The service will be performed in the
presence of the relatives only and q
reception for over one hundred and
fifty guests will follow. After we'd
ding trip Mr.. Myers will take his bride
to Ventura to live, and they will re-
ceive their friends after December 1.
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Mrs. Lewis Stanton of West Thirty
first street, who has been visiting in
San Francisco, accompanied by her
daughters, Mrs. c. S. Thompson and
Miss Adeline Stanton, returned home
Sunday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Decker Of East
Forty-sixth street entertained with
cars and music in honor of their son,
Henry Decker, recently. The house was
decorated with scarlet and white car
nations and ferns, and an elaborate
supper was served in the garden.
Among the guests present were Misses
Athena Schakow, Mabel Schakow,
Helen Engelbritsen. Ethel Nordyke.
Ottine Peterson, Gladys Hunter,
Edna Goodwin, Christine Joens, Cor
rim Blackerby, Eva Ostrup and
Herbert Olsen, Matt Young, Ernest w.
Ostrup, Oscar Olson, Walter H. Gaskin,
Martin Engelbritsen, Harry Engel-
britsen. Claude Johnston, Harry Mas
sey, Bert Massey, Arne Torgeson and
Walter Norton.
Miss Florence Provard of 1916 West
lake avenue, who has been visiting for
six weeks in San Francisco, has re-
turned home.
In honor of Mrs. A. Rowland and
her daughter, Mrs o. e. Aultman of
Trinidad, who have been passing the
summer on the coast, Mrs. Reuel Dodd
and Miss Dodd of Gramercy place en-
tertained with an informal reception.
The guests included former residents
of Trinidad. The house was decorated
with a profusion of cut flowers and
ferns. Miss Mabel Post rendered sew
era1 delightful musical selections The
guests included Mrs. Joseph Davis,
Mrs. Harry B. Mckinney, Mrs. Charles
e. Love, Mrs. e. A. Beardsley, Mrs.
Henry A. Barraclough, Mrs. H. Ernest
Pearson of South Pasadena, Mrs. p B.
Collier of San Pedro. Mrs. Alfred j.
Day, Mrs. Ezra J. Post, Mrs. E. M.
Claey, Mrs. Nellie M. Medler. Mrs.
John N. Metcalf Mrs. T. c. Easley,
Mrs. H. H. Grotthouse, Mrs. John F.
PowIey, Mrs. John w. Douthit, Mrs.
Laura A. Flemming, Mrs. o. D. Wilson
of Glendale, Mrs. r. e. Beattie, Miss
Elizabeth S. Purington, Miss Mabel j.
Post and Miss Lille H. Barraclough.
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Mrs. George F. Beveridge of Portland
street, who, with her daughter, Miss
Frances Beveridge. has been passing
the summer visiting in Northern Cali
fornia, returned home on Friday af-
ternoon. Mr.. BeveridgeS who has been
in Mexico for the past FIVE months,
returned Wednesday morning.
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