Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
Society


ors. marked covers for Misses Violet
Jones, Theresa Reeve, Isabelle Bowers
Jennie Dick, Lydia Maurer, Edlth
Romig, Edith Gray and Pearl Ma
closky.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harvey Chandler
to the marriage Of their daughter MISS
Sarah Faruuhar Chandler, to John
| oliver Knight of Los Angeles. The
ceremony will be read at the home OF
the bride-elect at The Walton in Chi
cago. Saturday evening, December ..
Mr. Knight will bring his bride at once
to Los Angeles and they wlll De at
home to their friends after January 10
at 1901 West Twenty-third street
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Mrs. Rae Cowan Of Ardmore avenue
will entertain with a whist party on
! Tuesday of next week In honor Oh her
| cousins, MI and Mrs. q. r. Purlton
of San Antonio, Tex, who are visiting
in Los Angeles.
| Mrs. Howard Buttress entertained
delightfully."- with a luncheon recently
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. u.
| Newerf, in Monterey road. The lunch-
| con was served in cafeteria style ana
the guests were members OF the Pedro
club, of which Mrs. Buttress is a mem
ber The table was beautifully deco
rated with pink Maman Cochet roses
and ferns and the prizes were cap
tured by Mrs. F. Daniels and Mrs. =.
| L. Newerf Others for whom covers
were laid for are Mrs. H. c. Hall, Mrs.
w. H. Newerf, Mrs. Clarence Daniels
Mrs. Clarence Van Waller, Mrs. c. L.
| Newerf. Mrs. George Buttress, Mrs
Frank Delfar, Mrs. r. E. Simpson, Mrs
Clara Rogers, Mrs. Charles Babcock,
Mrs. M. B. Price, Mrs. c. w. Ensign,
Mrs. r. M. Matheson, Mrs. w. d. New
erf and Miss Anna. Shields.
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Among the hostesses of next week
will be Miss Emma Conroy daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Conroy of West
| Thirtieth street, who will entertain
with a luncheon Wednesday afternoon,
| November %.
Mrs. Joseph D. Radford will enter
| tain with a bridge luncheon this aft
ernoon at her home in West Adams
of parties with which Mrs. Radford is
entertaining.
Mrs. William ]. Davis has issued in
vitations for reception Thursday att
ernoon, December l, from 3 to o'clock,
at her home. 1885 Westchester place.
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The marriage of Miss Anna Schulz
man, daughter Of Mrs. Israel Schulman
| of West Twenty-first street, to Bernard
! Schulman, son of the late Israel Schul-
man, will be solemnized at the family
residence Sunday afternoon, December
4, the Rev. Rabbi Sigmund Hecht Off
ciating. Following the ceremony re-
ception will be held. Mrs. James Ed
ward Lacey will assist as matron of
! honor and Simon Schulman will serve
his cousin as best man. Miss Schul-
man is talented musician and Mr.
| Schulman, who is her step-brother, is
deputy in the tax collectors oftlce.
After wedding trip the young couple
will be at home to their friends at 235
West Twnty-first. Many affairs have
been given in honor of the young
| bride-elect since the announcement of
/ her engagement, among them a china
shower. with Miss Annie Green of
Rama street as hostess, and a mtscel-
| laneous shower given by Mrs. Rosa
| Cohn of West Adams street. The mem
bers of the Aeolian club, Of which MISS
| Schulman Is treasurer, are planning an
affair for Friday afternoon November
| 25, to be given at the home of Mrs.
Harry Underwood.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mrs. Charlotte Reppert to
Can't. Charles G. Lehnhausen, which
Vibiana's cathedral, the Rev. Mgr. p.
Harnett officiating.
The marriage of Miss Margaret So
phia Harms to Alfred Seaman Brunger
will be solemnized Wednesday, Decem-
ber Z, at the home of the bride-elect's
| brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herben Gottschall, in West Forty-fifth
street The wedding will be a quiet one,
only the relatives and most intimate
friends being invited to witness the
ceremony.
Mrs. Ralph Marx and her sister, Mrs.
Otto Sweet, were hostesses at delight
full whist party yesterday afternoon at
their home in South Figueroa street.
The house was decorated with pink
carnations, chrysanthemums and ferns
and places were arranged for forty
| guests
| DR.. Grace Wyckoff of Ali South
Boylston avenue is entertaining as
house guest Mrs. A Pancoast Wheeler,
who has returned recently from a four
| months visit in Bellingham, Wash,
where she was the guest of her brother,
Albert Pancoast.
Miss Florence Waters of West Ad-
ans street is visiting in the north, the
ers, who is a student at Berkeley Later
Miss Waters will be entertained by
Mrs. Ira Campbell in San Francisco.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wren are enter
tanning for the winter Mrs. Ethel r.
| Graham, who has recently returned
from a six months trip in New York
city Mrs. Graham and Mrs Wren
will be at home to their friends the
second Fridays during the winter at
2S1O West Seventh street.
| In honor of Miss Juliet Borden,
daughter of Sheldon Borden of Hope
street, delightful dancing party was
given Friday evening by the members
of the Amateur Dramatic society at
the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest
E. Fleming in South Hoover street.
Miss Alice Fleming acting as hostess.
| The house was decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns and the
guests included Miss Margaret Bush
nell, Miss Dorothy Leach, Miss Louise
Bartling, Miss Carrie Post, Miss
Beatrice Burnham, Miss Edna Bennett
Miss Jessie Mann, Miss Lucy Sanders,
Miss Ruth Fleming, little Miss Kath-
crime Green, Pedro de Aliago, Neville
Stephens, Stewart Norfieet, Robert
Haynes, Reynolds Sanders, Harry Bor-
den, Frank Freeman, Norman Brad
shaw, Roger Sturgess. William Rich
ards, Denis Grant, Arthur Green,
James Chase and Forrest Green.
Mrs. Lloyd A. Green of West Fortieth
place entertained with a luncheon and
card party, the house being decorated
and ferns in the dining room and
rOcao IN tho living rooms The er1IeStS