Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28
Society

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ter, Miss Agnes Hole, Of West Sixth
street have Issued invitations for a
bridge luncheon to be given Saturday
afternoon. The decorations will be in
the autumn colors and will be the first
of a series with which Mrs. Hole and
her daughter will entertain this win
ter. The hostesses viii be assisted by
Mrs. warder Bayly, Mrs. George H.
Kress, Mrs. Edward C. Dieter, Mrs.
Lewis Clarke Carlisle. Mrs. Fred s.
Lang, Miss Ada seeley and Miss Mar
garet Miller. The guests invited to be
present are MesdameS Edward r.
Bradley William Bayly, jr., David
Barmore, Allison Barlow, 70. 9. Bel
lows, r. d. Bronson, Frank Bryson,
Elmer Cole, Frank Coulter, William
S. Cross, e. A. Curtis, Charles Cotton,
w. d. Campbell, John Cornwall, ].
A. Frame, E. w. Forgy, s. M. God
dard, Frank Hudson, George w. Hack
ley, Henderson Hayward, 10. G. How
ard. r. B. Williamson, Frank Brooks
r. S. Johnson, f. w. Larned, William
Lacey, Arthur Let's, Robert Marsh,
Theodore Miller, Elizabeth Nash, W.
w. Neuner, Charles Noyes, Charles
Michod, Charles o. Nourse, l. N. Pey-
ton, Valentine Peyton, John r. Pow
ers, Nicholas E. Rice, S. Rice, Har-
mon d. Ryus, F. Fl. Nichols, c. b
Edwin S. Rowley, Thomas Caldwell
Ridgway, Wiley j. Rouse, Leah ].
Seeley, Leon T. Shelter, o. M. Sou
den, j. B. Stearns, H. L. Story, r. r.
Strong, George p Thrasher, Frank
Vickrey George W. Walker Frank
Walsh. Victor Watkins, waterman
Samuel J. Whitmore, II. X. william
hn hTicunC .anlp Allen. Edna.
Let's, Gladys Let's, Virginia Nourse,
Mary Peyton, Florence Thresher and
Helen Thresher.
Mrs. Grant G. Gillette of westmore-
land place will entertain with a tea
Friday afternoon in honor of the
wives of the members Of the Sierra
Madre club and the visiting women
of the American Mining congress. Mrs.
Gillette will be assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Frances Pierpont Davis, Mrs.
r. d. Bronson, Mrs. John r. Powers,
Mrs. Bruce L. Dray, Mrs. W. p. Story,
Mrs. Matthew s. Robertson, Mrs. Q. T.
Dunham, Mrs David II. Mccartney
and Mrs. j. w. McAllister.
s.
In honor of Mrs. Henry c. Breeden
of San Francisco Mrs. Granville Mac
Gowan of Garland avenue will enter
tain Friday afternoon with g. luncheon.
Mrs. Frank w. King and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Gertrude King, of
Westlake avenue, who have been pass
ing the summer at Carmel-by-the-Sea,
have returned home.
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Mrs. w. o. Morton, who has recently
moved into her new home at 100 Mari
posa avenue, entertained with 500
party recently. This is the first Of a
series of entertainments with which
Mrs Morton will entertain this win
ter The house was decorated with
deep red carnations and ferns in the
living room and the den and dining
room were done in pink carnations.
Among the guests were Mrs. BenJa-
min r. Church, G. L. Higbee, Norman
1lendershot, Ben Rowan, Jack Reed,
Charles Mckinney, Arthur Jones, %.
]. Brent, Ralph Hagan, B. f. Blinn'
Frank A.. Bowles, E. L. Sherer, j. M.
Kelly, Charles Bagley. o. M. Justice,
William II. Faust, udell, Frank Bos-
well, Rose Hagan, E., Hunter, Hattie
Morgan and the Misses Maude Eliza
beth Richard and Josephine Butcher.
In honor Of Miss Mary Squires, the
daughter of Mrs. William Squires or
Hollywood, whose marriage to Frank
Galloway will be solemnized Satur-
day evening, October 10. Miss Pau
line Mickey of West Twenty-second
street entertained with vase shower
last Saturday afternoon. Miss Helen
Somers of North Cahuenga avenue en-
tertained with q miscellaneous shower
Yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Squires will entertain with a
dinner party in honor of the bridal
party on Monday evening and Mrs.
Galloway, mother of the bridegroom
elect, will be hostess at an informal
reception Saturday afternoon. Miss
Squires has chosen Miss Pauline
Mickey as maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Som
ers Miss Marion McPherron, Miss
Alice Clair Brown and Miss Mildred
Squires The ribbon bearers will in
clude Miss Elsie Squires, Miss Doris
Jacobs Miss Ruth Moll and Miss Mar
tha Riser. Mr.. Galloway will be
served by Nelson Douglas as best man
and the ushers will be Verne Rogers,
Alexander Galloway, James Bishop
and Seymour Tally. The color scheme
at the church will be pink and green,
of the brides mother, 369 West Sun
set boulevard. over 450 invitations
have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Loeb of Lennox
avenue are entertaining as house
guests for week Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford c. Roe of Chicago, who are pass |
ing their honeymoon touring in Cali
ifornia Later Mr.. and Mrs. Roe will
visit in Redlands as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Evan C. Evans and will stop for
a visit In Coronado and San Diego be-
fore leaving for the north en- route for
home.
s.
An enjoyable evening was held last
Saturday when DR. and Mrs Jesse It.
Millspaugh of Forest avenue, Holly
wood entertained in honor of the state
normal school teachers. The guests of
ahonor were the new members of the
faculty, and included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Benton, Miss Grace Fernold,
Miss Catherine Goezinger, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles W. Waddle, Miss Belle
Whittice, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hum
nell, Miss Elizabeth Kepple, Miss
Michal Snyder, Mrs. Catherine Beck
and Miss Ola Powell.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kent, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hunnewell,
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Chamberlain,
MIR. and Mrs Machurda, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Shepardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hazard, Mrs Clara M. Preston, Mrs.
Elsie Seeker, Mrs. May A. English,
Mrs. Iva e. Maier, the Misses Kate f.
Osgood, Helen Mackenzie, Sarah II.
woodbury., Helen p. Mathewson, Mar