Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Society
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rs. Harry Carroll Mrs. Julia Frost,
rs. d. e. Doke, Fred Roberts, Mrs.
Iward Norton, Mrs. T. S. Milburn,
rs. Frederick Dillherger, Mrs. Rich
rd Greenhow Mrs Clarence Stone and
Mrs. Charles HarBod, and the prize
winners, Mrs, Frederick Goldsborough
md Hiss Mabel Chase
Mrs John II. Blake entertained with
luncheon and five hundred party re-
entity. Covers were laid for Mrs. G. II.
'ressmer, Mrs. w. Colclough, Mrs.
ieorge Ray, Mrs. C. f. Mack, Mrs. M.
saver and Mrs A; Wilton
Mrs. Benjamin Fowler of $40 East
Hollywood boulevard has issued invi-
tations for a card party Tuesday after
noon, November 20.
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Miss = ma Denitz entertained with
party at the Concordia club in honor
her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
decorations We're chrysanthemums,
rms and potted plants. Dancing was
lioyed and an elaborate supper
,rved. Among the guests were Miss
lisa Stern, Miss Adlaid Goldschmidt,
Iiss Ruth Elliot, Miss Esther schooner,
fiss Ruth Goldschmidt, Miss Juliet
ugger, Walter Epstein, Arthur Gold
hmidt, Herbert Marshutz, Eugene
yolf, Herbert Adler and Glenn Truger.
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Mrs Harry Fondersmith Of 1894 East
Twenty-fifth street was the guest of
honor at a surprise party given by
the members of the Euchre club, of
which she is a member in honor of
her birthday anniversary Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. William 9th
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Eyre, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Getz,
Mr. Wilson and John snaVely'
Judge and Mrs. Wheaton A. Gray
and their daughter, Miss EVangeline
Gray, are domiciled for tie winter at
the Hotel Darby.
Mrs. Edward A. Featherstone of
West Twenty-seventh street has re-
turned from a two-months' visit in
thi east.
Mrs. Joseph Metzler and her daugh
ter, Miss Carita Metzler, of Flower
street are at home from a visit to
omaha, where they passed six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greenhow of
Norton avenue entertained the men,
oers of the Olive Whist club with a
Dutch supper and card party. The
house was decorated with flowers,
erns and potted plants. The table
leld for a eenterpiece a mass of scarlet
arnations and the place cards were
,and-painted cards of Dutch figures.
overs were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.
anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mann,
Gr. and Mrs Charles T.. Morris, Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarence Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. E. Doke, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick
)illberger Mr.. and Mrs Fred Roberts
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Colds
erger.
Mrs. T. Fl. Opdyke OF Huntington
trive was hostess at a luncheon and
bridge party given by the p. II. o.
Sisterhood Friday afternoon. Covers
were laid for Mines. George w Adams,
w. A. Bradshaw, John Doyle, Frank
stephens, Arthur Levitt, z. H. Updyke,
c. II. Woodruff G. w. FJeer, II. G.
Tallerday, Charles e. Carver, c. ]. Bal
four, NJ. G. Ritchie, Sherman Pease,
Munson C. Case, e. F. Hobert, Tomp-
kins, C. H. Bingham, w. II. Harrison,
Samuel Mcdonald, Q. B. Manchester.
William Bebb and the Misses Bertha
Evans, Maude Evans, Ethel Strong,
Bartlett, Butterfield, Ellen Butterfield,
Viola Kohl and Ethyl Kohl.
Mrs. H. F. Voilmer of 6O5 New
Hampshire street will entertain with
a tea Friday afternoon, December 2,
lin honor of her daughter, Miss Pauline
Vollmer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schuster Of s1s
Beacon street have returned from a
nine-months' trip through Europe and
will receive their friends informally
his afternoon and evening.
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Mr. and Mrs S. r. Smith of 695 Cat
lima street are entertaining for the
olidays Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brown
NTH of Denver, Colorado.
Miss Jane Rollins of West Twenty
ghth street, one of the most popular
the seasons debutantes, left Thurs
~ for a short visit at San Diego,
here she will be the guest OF her
mt, Mrs. John L: sehon.
Mrs. william j. Davis of Wostches-
9r place will entertain with recep-
on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 3.
The marriage of Miss Viola Stultz.
aughter of Mrs. Allen E. Stultz of
cast Adams street, to Dr. Paul AL
red Opp, was solemnized by the Rev.
l. H Fisher of the Third PreSby-
terian church. The bride was attired
n a gown of pearl gray cloth and
wore a black picture hat. Miss Fay
Jackson assisted as maid OF honor and
DIR. Clayton Stadfeld served as best
man. wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony at Levy's and DR..
and Mrs. opp left at once for an ex-
tende wedding trip through Mexico
and Southern California. They Will
make their home in Los Angeles after
their return.
Another wedding of the week was
hat of Mrs. Rebecca A. Eaton of Sui
ivan, Ind, who became the bride of
Win am Alleman of Argos, Ind. The
CEREMONY was read by the Rev. Stan
ey Ross Fisher of the Church cf the
Messiah. Mr. and Mrs. Alleman will
make their home in Los Angeles and
will receive their friends at 1924 Will
on place.
Misses Belle and Ida Crowell, daugh
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Croweh
# South Union avenue, have returned
rom a nine months trip around the
world.
Mrs. w. H. Porterfeld, who is the
house guest of her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Steckel,
in West Twentieth street, was the
guest of honor at the Highland Park
Ebell club on Tuesday. Since her COM
ing to Los Angeles Mrs. Porterf1eld has
been the honored guest at many af-
fairs. Mrs. Steckel was hostess at an
informal reception recently.
Mrs. Adna r, Chaffee of Magnolia
avenue entertained with a luncheon
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. |
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