Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07

shower with which Mrs William r.
Mergell of East Vernon avenue enter
tanned Monday evening.
The guests were entertained in the
garden, which was lighted with fancy
colored lights. The gifts were inclosed
in novel packages and hidden about
the grounds.
A Dutch lunch was served under the
trees. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mergell, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Mergell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Chase,
Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, Miss Julia
Weber, Miss Agnes Weber, Miss Ida
Crawford, Ogden Montgomery, Fred
Banford, Miss Edith Mergell, Miss
Josephine Mergell, Vance P. Chase and
Roy Mergell.
Miss Weber has chosen as her atten-
dants her sister, Miss Agnes Weber,
maid of honor, and Miss Julia Weber
and Miss Ida Crawford bridesmaids.
Her sorority sisters, members of the
Epsilon Phi sorority, will act as rib
bon bearers at her wedding. They are
Miss Gertrude Cook of Sierra Madre,
Miss Florence Bostwick, Miss Eta
Past, Miss Bess Halsey of Monrovia,
Miss Bess Harris of Downey, Miss
Edna Carpenter, Miss Lolo Chase and
Miss Katherine Roman.
Miss Weber entertained the members
Of her bridal party with a pretty party
last week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, in Twenty
fourth street.
Miss Maude Austin of Texas is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. @.
Stanton of Whittier for the summer
Most of the time is passed at the Stans
ton summer home at Hermosa, where
many little entertainments have been
given in her honor. Mrs. Stanton en-
tertained with a pretty party Wednes-
day afternoon in her honor.
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Mrs. Charles z. Morris of East
Twenty-eighth street entertained with
a card party Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. John Kohler March Of
Omaha, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Frederick L. Goldsborough of
Wesley avenue.
Decorations throughout the house
were of pink carnations, shasta daisies
and ferns. The score cards were paint
ed in pink and white girl heads. Prizes
were dainty hand-painted china pieces
and We're captured by Mrs. Clarence
Stone and Mrs. Charles Winter.
The guests were Mrs. Edwin III.
Fskew, Mrs. J. w. Morris, Mrs. VIII
Witzel, Mrs Bertram G. Wills, Mrs.
]. o. Anderson. Mrs. Julia Frost, Mrs.
Claude E. Williams, Mrs. B. A. Rogers,
Mrs. Charles Winter, Mrs. Clarence
Stone, Mrs. Richard Greenhow, Mrs.
Thomas Milburn. Mrs. Charles Har-
rod, Mrs. d. E. Doke, Mrs. Frederick
d. Goldsborough, Mrs. Louis Artige Of
San Francisco and Mrs. Marsh.
s.
Mrs. Waine Philips of Santa Barbara
avenue entertained with dinner party
in honor of Mrs. John Kohler Marsh
Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Harry King Snyder of 1917 West
Fifty-first street entertained with
luncheon yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. William Anderson of Pasadena
avenue, who will leave for the east IN
the near future. Appointments on the
table were pink and white and were
carried out with carnations and ferns.
Place cards were painted in pink ana
white. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. H. P. Wilkins, Mrs.
Fred Rosenfield, Mrs. Duke Richard,
Mrs. Russell Hyatt, Mrs. H. William
Sherlock, Mrs. Fred Craig and Mrs.
Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Trautman have
taken a cottage at Ocean Park for the
summer, and have entertained with
many charming affairs during their
stay there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen,
formerly of Long Beach, will return
August 10 from a three months trip