Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
Society
RY THE CHATTERER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Ainsworth
Of Redondo Beach have decided to have
4 town house and have secured about
two acres of ground at the corner of
Cimarron and West Adams street. up
on which they will erect a magnificent
residence. The grounds have 'front.'
age of 200 feet on Adams and run
through the block, and already land
scape gardeners are at work planning
terraces, sunken gardens and decora-
tive scheme of the grounds, which Will
make one of the show places of the
city. Pemberton of Redondo is max
ing plans for the house, which, 1t is
understood, will be in the Italian style
of architecture. Building operations
will be under way as soon as the plans
are approved, and this beautiful build
ing site will be appropriately crowned.
Other beautiful residences in this
choice portion of the city are owned
by Mrs. E. NJ. Neustadt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving b. Ingraham, Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Erskine Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Ma
poleon Brunswig, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Eu-
gene Parish and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Chambers McCan.
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Speaking about beautiful residences
about West Adams and Ctmarron re-
minds me of the fact that it is cur
cenIlY DellGNHQ THAT MIS-. It ltlltl lOh n
Rindge has purchased the property di-
rectly across from the McCan home
and diagonally across from the newly
planned home of the AinsWOrths for
her son, whose engagement to Miss
Agnes Hole was announced in the
early spring. AS this wedding is not
to take place for some time yet no
plans have been made for the building.
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BY the way, another club womans
daughter is to announce her engage
ment soon, l believe. This time it is
the pretty and talented girl whose in
terest in her mothers club has made
her assume a prominent part in vari-
Gus entertainments it has given, and
the young man will inherit large prop
erty interests and a splendid country
estate. The engagement is already
whispered about among all the friends
of the two families, but the parents
consider the girl too young to know
her own mind as yet and the formal an
nouncement has not been made.
A friend of ours who is we'll known
was walking down Temple street to
take the University car on her return
from a card party at Hollywood last
week when she noticed a great dis
cussion being held by the little news
boys on the corner One of the lads
WAS 1DSlSIGHI lIldI ne WAS III Iile right
and emphasized his argument with the
words that he could prove it, This was
much doubted, and little red-headed
urchin dared him to do so. The lad
looked around, and seeing our friend
said proudly, Il can prove it by that
lady" and when he asked her if the
postoffice would he on that corner, and
when she said yes" he strutted around
like a little turkey cock" She had to
stand few moments waiting for the
car, and little dirty face sided up tC
her and, looking in her face, remarked:
"Say, is you anybody as is anybody?'
The other chap who had proved his
statement in absolute disgust scorn-
fully flung the following, Say don't
you know who that lady is?" as though
not to know argued himself unknown
mo, do you?" "Why, of course, .
proudly. "Why, that's Pinkey's wife,
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How can a man with 7Fs headgea1
wear the hat with a 634 head? That is
the question which one of the ushers
at the Ridgeway-Rowey wedding has
been asking ever since the wedding
incidentally his hat was a new one
and the small hat left in the church
was of considerable age.
Perhaps the newness of the big hat
prevented the small man from mindine
the fact that it was almost down over
his ears.
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If there is anything sWeeter than The
girl graduate it is the girl bride, ant
the month of June is by no means Ions
enough to celebrate all the weddings
so July and August are being PRESSED
into service. The first day of June wa,
a record breaker for marriage licenses
The young women who are not TO b.
married until later in the summer hav
commenced to make their announce
ments and parties are being planned
filling days and dancing into the night
and touring parties to the beaches an
country clubs.
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Mrs. Hugo Eckhardt entertained wit
a delightful tea yesterday afternoo
at the San Gabriel Country club fo
Miss Josephine Alice Seamens, who's
marriage to James Albert Roberts wi
be an event of this month.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Vickery Of Yves
Sixth street announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Marguerit