Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
Society

MIR AND MRS. OZRO W. Ct1lLDo
N have returned from years
III travel abroad and will remain In
the city until August.
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The Eschscholtzia chapter Of the
Daughters of the American HeVolu-
tion will entertain with a card party
for the benefit of the George Junior
Reuublic at the Women's clubhouse
Saturday afternoon, May Il. Much IN
terest is shown by the merchants ana
nrominent social leaders to make 1t
Social az well as a financial success.
Thirty nrizes have been donated, as
well as the hall, chairs and tables. The
receiving line will include Mesdames
hudson M. Davis, Adna r. Chaffee,
George III, Burton, Mary II. Banning,
Cameron Erskine Thom, stephen A.
Rendell, Henry G. Dillon, Willltts
r. Hole. o. p Clark, Henry j. Martin,
Martin robertson, Charles Nichols, Z.
G Cottle, Charles S. Eastman, Grant
Gouvher, John II. Peckmham' Ora
Monnette, John V. Peacock, f. o. B.
Harbison, Allan Aldrich, George Brock,
William Regan, Harry Purdon, Theo-
dore G.. Davis, Hampton l.. story
Bruce Cass, James Forbes Harry Hay
ward, George E. Feagan and the Misses
ELLEN A. Lamb, Grace Pease and Lucy
e. Elcan.
A Jolly picnic party is being arranged
bv Mrs John w. Mitchell and the
| Countess Wachtmeister to see the
comet and have supper wednesday
evening at Cllffton-by -the-Sea. About
twenty will go down in the aiterhooi
A dance was given by the seniors OF
the Cummock school to the other stu
dents Friday evening at the school
hall. The hall was decorated with pan
ners and pennants. Receiving were ea,
Miss Gladys Wilholm Miss Helen VII WI,
liams, Miss Mona Batsford, MISS Ell5
Roessner. Miss Winifred Mackle ana
Miss Lottie Laurence.
Mrs. r. ]. Mockenhaupt of 2404 Nortn
broadway announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Othella REGINA
Mockenhaupt, to Wilhordt Mountain
| The wedding will take place at tne
Sacred Heart church IN Slchel slree'
June L.
The wedding of Miss Lucy Kelsey
and H. T. Gates will be solemnlzed az
the First Baptist church this evening:
Miss Belle Kelsey will be malo VI
honor and Paul Cowles will serve MI
Gates as best man:
Mrs George A. Smith of Bonsallo
street will entertain with 5oo party
Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Victor II. futile oil
Orange have gone east for SIX Weehs' WEEKS
Thev have planned a visit to Chicago,
ST Louis, New York, Boston ana
| we shington before their return.
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Mrs Andrew Glassell and daughter,
Miss Andrietta Glassell, have returneu
from a four months trip to frlehaS III
the east They are at nome 10 ,,sl eneil -
MANY friends at their beautitul nome IN
Tropico.
Mrs. Hannah r. Coey left Saturday,
morning for Chicago, Whefe sIe Mlil
mass the summer with her son, Charies
A. Coey
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Swanfeldt of
NEichiean avenue have returned from a
four months trip to Norway.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stlckney
Meade have gone east on VISIT. 1hey
will be away indefinitely, visiting most
of the important cities pelore le'"l
ing.
Word has been received from. Colon
bo Cevlon. announcing the safe, arrl-
val of DR.. and Mrs. Shelly II. Tolhurst'
DR.. e. c. Buell., Mr.. and MRS. j. ".
Koepfii, Miss Hortense Koeptil, Master
Joseph Koephi, William MGLasal'
Alexander Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. John h
Vogel. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Salter,
los Angeles people who are travelling
abroad and who will make the trip
around the world before returning
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Miss Elizabeth Rose will be the guest
of honor at a luncheon given py MISS WIS
Hortense Gearheart Saturday atter-
noon. Nav 2S. The luncheon will be
given at Hotel Mt Washington and Is
the first OF many affairs which are be-
ing MANNED in honor of Miss Rose,
whose engagement to James ReVen
Nave of Kansas City was recently an
nounced.
Mrs. Grace S. Porter will entertain
with a. luncheon of nineteen covers at
the country club this afternoon, the az
| fair heins a farewell. Mrs. Porter VIII
ieava FRIDAY morning with party for
New york en- route to Europe and VIII
sail on the Cedric May rs. The tables
will be decorated with quantities OF
pink and white sweet peas. lovers
viii he laid for Mrs. Hugh Livingstone
Macneil, Mrs. Godfrey Holterhotf, Jr.,
Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant Mrs. Allan
Ralch Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow,
| Mrs William May Garland, Mrs. II.
Averv Mccarthy, Mrs. Harry Gray,
Mrs. George Beveridge, MRS. =: . Sil Fdr9
Eer Miss Marion Macneil, Miss Echo
| Allen, Miss Grace Mellus, MISS hathe-
rine Mellus, Mrs. j. F; Sartorl, MIS-.
Kate Vesburg, Mrs. John X. Haynes
and Mrs. ]. D. Foster.
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Among the many society folk or Los
| Angeles who are leaving for Europe are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hynes and daugn-
ter. Miss Wilma Hynes, ana MISS Nora
Heavey. They left yesterday morning
for New York and will sail on the
| America. June 4. They have planned
To he sone four months and will Vlslt
| Germany. France, Holland, Belgium
and england, returning the last OF Sep
| tember.
Mrs. Harry King Snider and mrs
TT William Sherlock entertained WIN
a luncheon for Miss Chloe van Buskirk
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs: Snider
home on South Hope street. The table
was beautifully decorated with large
| centerpiece of nasturtiums, from when
streamers were spread over the cloth.
Long festoons of the flowers hung
from the chandelier.
The place cards were daintily hand-
nainted Dutch girls. and covers were
laid for Miss Edith Morrison, Mrs.
pearl Reichard, Mrs. William Ander-
man. Mrs. Russell G. Hyatt, Mrs. j.
| I-e.o,,,eop opd Miss Chloe Van BuSkirk