Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-23

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presence of relatives only. The Rev.
l.. Darsie read the service. After
wedding trip through the state Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell will be at home to
their friends at 620 South Figueroa
street. Miss Bolti came to the city
from Pittsburg and Mr.. Maxwell is one
of the pioneers of Los Angeles.
Mrs. e. ]. Smith of 231O Leoti street
announces the engagement OF her
daughter Mrs. Edna Smith Cummings
and James p. d. Coleman of Tucson.
Ariz The engagement is the result OF
a romance begun at Avalon in June,
where Mrs Smith and her daughters,
Mrs Cummings and Miss Euna Smith,
passed several weeks. The marriage
will be soemnized tomorrow at noon,
the Rev, Baker p Lee oftieiatihs'
Among the Los Angeles visitors at
Coronado this summer are MI. and
Mrs. L. e. Behymer and their charm
ing daughters, Misses Enid Behymer
and Miss Elsie Behymer.
They are planning to remain until
September 1. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Be
hymer are occupying their residence
at 623 Coronado street until their re-
turn.
Miss Olive Percival entertained with
q charming tea at her delightful nome
in the Arroyo "DoWn-Hyl Claim" sat
urday afternoon. The tea was served
in the terraced gallery surrounding the
house and punch in the japanese tea
house in the garden. The garden was
hung with japanese lanterns and the
whole effect was in the Japanese dec
orations. Assisting Miss Percival were
Mrs Hector Alliott, Mrs. Morris Conn,
Mrs. William Swift Daniel; Mrs. Har-
old Whitaker, Mrs. William Wendt,
Misses Mary Daniel. Lucy Lance, EN-
lily Reynolds and Elizabeth Waggoner.
over seventy-five guests responded to
the invitations.
DR.. NJ. Evangeline Jordon of 215
North Avenue &c entertained with
moonlight picnic supper in her beauti-
full terraced garden last evening In
honor of her weekend guest, Mrs.
Charles Edward Greene Of Fresno.
Mrs. G.. w. Mcclure of 4167 Wood
lawn avenue will entertain with a
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Martha Pearl Judson, whose engage
ment to George Moore Wiley was re-
Gently announced.
In honor of Miss Margaret Weber of
West Twenty-fourth street, whose en-
gagement to Vane P. Chase was re-
Gently announced, Miss Ida Crawford
of 1915 Pennsylvania avenue enter
tained recently with a linen shower.
oleanders, green foliage filing. in the
background. Bridge was played and
lunch was served under the trees in
the garden. Covers were laid for Miss
Gertrude Cook Miss Laura Chase,
Miss Mary Bean, Miss Eta Post,
Miss Agnes Weber Miss Adela LIE
Fevre, Miss Julia Weber, Miss Verna
Wilson, p. j. Chase. H. ]. Crawford,
ChaRles Mergell, S. ]. Crawford ana
P. Keen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hammer of West
Ninth street have been passing some
weeks at the mountains near Santa
automobile and are planning to be
away until early in September
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Word has been received from Talac
stating that Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fry
man are passing a few weeks there:
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart MacFarlane or
South Hope street have been enjoying
an outing there and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh L. Jones of Westmoreland street,
who have been there for vacation,
have returned home.
Mrs. Mamie Bertholf of South Yer
mont avenue entertained informally at
her beautiful home Friday evening In
honor of Miss Louise Halsey of River
side. who is passing her vacation in the
city. A musical program was rendered
by Mrs. Clarence Riggs, Miss Agnes
Smith, Miss Cutler, Miss Idsie and
Arthur Myers. A weight guessing
contest resulted in Miss Hasfurther
and Miss Idsoe capturing the prizes.
kI,a Mrs ROtten-
field of Nelson, Neb., Mrs. Clarence
Biggs, Mrs. Hutchins, Miss Krienkamp
of st. Louis, Miss Agnes Smith, Miss
MYRTLE Terry, Arthur Johnson. George
Terry, Clarence Biggs, Norman Hor-
ton and Mr.. Kirche;
DR.. G. C. Miller, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Olive Spencer, Mrs. A. B.
Geisler and her daughter, Miss Lena
Geisler of Magnolia avenue, have gone
to Lake Tahoe and San Francisco on
an outing. They are planning to be
gone for two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barraclough have gone to Cor
onado for a week. They were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wimpeny, who
motored down in their automobile.
s
Mrs. C. H. Brown of South Main
street are passing the week at Island
Villa. Avalon. Among the others who
1OlQeu lIlClll dl MI D lNAASN A4SN-Ht A'AA
Charles Brown, Miss Zelma Miller and
Roy Mattice.
Miss Beulah Bien of West Thirty
third street will entertain with an in
formal "at home" this afternoon in
honor of Miss Edna Darch of Berlin,
Germany, and Mrs. NJ w. Beckwith of
Oxnard Other guests of honor will
be Mrs Maynard Beckwith of OXnard.
sister of Miss Bein, Miss Blanche
Wood, Miss Florence Wood and Miss
Lora Wood.
Mrs. Ole Olson Of West F1fty-second
street entertained with stag dinner
in honor of her husbands birthday an
niversary Thursday evening. Covers
were laid for eight and the table was
decorated entirely with scarlet gerani-
ums, carnations and ferns. Tulle rib
bons from the centerpiece led to the
boutonnieres and place cards, which
were shaped like wishbones. Mrs.
Olson was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. ]. A. CARES and Mrs.
M. E. Nelson. The guests were o. 10.
Freeman N. Dodds, j. A. Cairas, j.
Shainhouldt, NJ. e. Nelson and e.
Dussey.
The following Angelenos arrived this
morning after tour around the world.
The party left March 15 under the aus
pices of the ste mship department,
German American Savings bank. They
xyisitad Tanan China Malay peninsula