Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-21
Society

n NE Of the large affairs of the week
will be the tea with which Mrs.
" Charles Monroe and Mrs. ]. f.
Sartori will entertain Saturday at Mrs.
Sartori's home in West Twenty-eighth
street.
Mrs. Alfred Leonard Of Pine street,
Hollywood, has as her guest Miss Min
ME Rynex, daughter of Capt. Rynex of
Washington, D. c. After her visit here
Miss Rynex will spend some time in
the north and in Salt Lake.
Miss Rynexs sister, Miss Dorothy,
and Capt. Rynex visited Mrs Leonard
and other friends in Southern Califor-
MIA last year.
Mrs. H. V. Hoffman of South Bur-
lington avenue was hostess Tuesday at
progressive whist, the affair being COM
plimentary to Miss Mary Perkins of
Portland, Ore. Violets and ferns were
used artstically in the decorations.
Prizes were won by Mrs Barr, Mrs,
Clark and Mrs. Diederich.
Guests included Mrs. Vera Burt, Mrs.
w. B. Akey, Mrs. w. M. Barr, Mrs. j.
A. Crocker, Mrs. S. c. Clark, Mrs,
William Diederich, Mrs q. ]. Kieffer,
Mrs. Henry Neel Mrs. G. NJ Sayles,
Mrs. Harry A. Valiant, Mrs. Conrad
Wambach Mrs. Winchester, Mrs. L.
Yeager and Elmer Hoffman.
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The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Kerckhoff and S. o. Houghton was
solemnized last night at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Elsie Kerck-
hoff on Westlake avenue, Bishop Conaty
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Houghton will return
from their wedding trip to make their
home with Mrs. Ierckhoff at S25
Westlake avenue.
reception, the one formal social
event Of the Matinee Musical club for
the winter, was enjoyed last evening
by more than $50 members and guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Selover in Arapahoe street. The pro-
gram furnished by the members in
Cluded a piano solo by Miss Laurelle
Chase, a flute solo by Miss Mae Ludlow,
a piano duet by Miss Eva Olney and
Mrs. Edith Sculenburg, vocal number
by Miss Ethel Coleman, a clarinet solo
by Miss Jennie Jones and quartet num-
bers by the Misses Grace Dering, Jones,
Ludlow and Cardell.
s.
Mrs S. H. Thorpe was hostess Tues
day evening at her home on Menlo
avenue, for the Robert e. Lee chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
the occasion being the annual reception
which for several years has been given
at the home of Mrs. Thorpe, a former
president of the chapter.
In the receiving line with the hostess
We're Mrs. r. G. Whitiock, Mrs. w. B.
Hutton, Mrs. M. NJ. Quarter, Mrs. e.
r. Odel Mrs. Charles B. Nichols,
Mrs. L. w. Westphaling, Mrs. Benz. F.
Church, Mrs. ]. d. Perry Mrs. w. 7.
Watson Mrs Will Ryon, Mrs w. w.
Forbes, Mrs. Marion Cornwall, Miss
Eva Kerns and Miss K. e. Entler.
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Mrs Percy H. McKernan of Solano
avenue gave a linen shower Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. George Henry
Reed, formerly Miss Ethel Weaver,
who is occupying her new home in
Bonnie Brae street
Guests included Mrs. John Weaver,
Mrs. Mary Pickering. Mrs. Elizabeth
Whitworth Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mrs.
James Weaver, Mrs. Katherine West,
Mrs Robert Whitworth, Mrs. James
Whitworth Mrs William Whitworth,
Mrs. NJ. S. Reed, Mrs Emily NJ Find
ley, and Miss Frances Lowrey.
Miss Ruth holster of West Avenue
43 will entertain the members of the
out West club tomorrow, in compli-
ment to the retiring president, Edwin
Geltins.
Los Angeles alumnae Of Pi Beta Phi
sorority will give luncheon tomorrow
at 1 o'clock in the Y. w. C. A. build
ing. All Pi Phis in the city are In
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Atterbury an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Sallie and James S. Best. The
wedding will be solemnized in June.