Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

Newlin, Olive Bergman, Katherine
Johnson, Jeanne Buckley, Constance
Byrne, Norma Haupt, /. Lane, Helen
Lane, Eloise Watson, Geraldine Grady,
Naomi Little, Helen Kemp, Grace Has
meier, Juliette Boileau and Feriba Nc
Leod.
In honor of Miss Lorena Powell
Krebs, who has been passing the WIN
ter in Southern California, Miss Bes-
sic Morrison of ass South Grand ave-
nue. entertained with a farewell card
party. Supper was served in the din
ing room, coreopsis and Shasta daisies
being used with ferns. The guests in
cluded the Misses Edith Hutchinson,
Edith Osmond, Helen Brooks, Alva
Gardner, Bessie Gardner, Ethel Barke-
lew, Marcia Hawley, Marjorie Love-
Edith Ireland, Marguerite Merrill, Dor
othy Davis, Grace Russell, Mary Gill
lies and Ruth Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Lockwood
were given a most delightful surprise
party by their many friends recently
at their home in Newton street.
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Among the many charming enter
tatinments in celebration of the Fourth
of July was the garden party at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Low,
house in the garden was hung with
flags of all nations and the lights were
shaded and Japanese lanterns in red,
white and blue were hung in the yard.
Five hundred was played and the
singing of national songs was an enjoy
able feature. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Low, Mr..
and Mrs ]. B. higgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
I, G. Greenlaw, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles
Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pol
sew, Mesdames Charles Nichols, Emma
Martin, Charles Wenzell, Ella Garfield,
the Misses Josephine Kendrfck, Mar
garet Rankin, Mary Tomlinson, Edith
Phillips, Lydia A. Foss of Alpaugh
Cal, and Messrs. Ballard and Ray
mond Low.
Mrs. ]. W. Hike, accompanied by her
mother and family of 5617 Hub street.
Highland Park, is passing two weeks
at Venice.
The marriage of Miss Clara Oder of
san Francisco and Sherman ]. Balm
bridge of Park Grove avenue was cele-
brated Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Mary
cambridge, the Rev. Edmund Walters
officiating. Mr.. cambridge is planning
a tour of the world, taking his brids
to san Francisco early in the week en-
route.
Miss Emily Stevens of 653 East
Twenty-ninth street is entertaining
Miss Mabel Schmolz of San Francisco.
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Mrs. Albert Crutcher will entertain
with a luncheon Tuesday at her home
in Hermosa.
In honor of Miss Chaplin, Mrs. Charles
Jones of Hollywood entertained re-
Gently with a box party at the Bur-
bank, with tea afterward in the Dutch
room at Christophers. The guests
were members of the Um Zee Ee club
and included Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs Chaplin, Miss Chaplin the
Misses Isaacs, the Misses Grass, the
Misses Phyllis Richardson, Ruth Hoe
gee Serbia Schoning and Irene Nc
Comb.
The club will entertain with a house
party at Catalina in the near future
and last evening a whist party was
given in the clubrooms at Hollywood.
Misses Phelps, of Audubon, Iowa, were
the guests of honor and the decora
tions were in red and green. Japanese
lanterns were hung from every nook
and the whole scene was that of gar
den.
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Formal announcement is made by
West Adams street of the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mabel Fran
ces Gray, and Dr. L. e. Nichols. The
news was told at party given by
Miss Gray for the members of the
"Spook' club of Alhambra, where the
bride-elect formerly resided. The we'd
ding will take place August 20 and
friends of the young people are plan
ming many affairs in the near future in
honor of the coming event.
C. f. Outcalt of Los Angeles passed
the Fourth with his family, who are
here for the summer.
Charles Mullaly, who is passing the
summer in camp, went to Los Angeles
Julv to meet his son Carter, daughter
Helen and maid from San Antonio,
Tex, who will be his guests during
the summer.
Robert Reinhart, with his wife, is
passing a month at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of
Whittier are spending month In
camp.
j. ]. Stadler and w. A. Carroll of
Los Angeles motored from the city
with DIR. e. p. Wood of San Francisco
in his fine new machine and passed