Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
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THE CHATTERER

The delights of the summer are the
weekend parties which are being given
at the various beaches, mountain re-
sorts and Catalina. Among the various
hosts who entertain each week are Mr..
and Mrs. Hancock Banning, who never
fail in having party of young folks
at their beautiful home at Catalina.
Capt. William Banning takes the guests
over in his yacht, and if the Companero
could talk it surely would fill the Chat
terer with the most interesting stories
Then Senator and Mrs. Ives have taken
the Alamitos Bay club house and
smaller house near it, and each week
sees a jolly party domiciled under its
roofs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I. Silent
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas are
also charming hosts for weekend par
ties. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ainsworth
entertain with house parties at their
home at Redondo Beach, and since the
tennis tournament have had Dutch sup
pers and Jolly dances every Saturday
evening. Mrs. Hugh Livingston Mac
neil and her charming daughter Miss
Marian Macneil, are hostesses at their
beautiful ranch near Azusa each week,
and the Edwin II. Earls go to their
hunting box, Wild Rose, near Corona,
for the week ends, frequently taking
party of friends doWn in their big tour
ing car. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosecranz
are always at home to their friends at
their ranch at Rosecranz; the John
w. Mitchells are always hosts with
jolly supper party informally on Sun
day evenings, as are the Schuyler Coles,
the Charles Modini Woods, while Sun
day afternoons at Ocean Park find
many friends who motor down and
listen to the music and then take their
party home to supper in the cool of the
evening. Many also go to Bolsa Chica
for the week end, and when the CraSs
is finished there will be general exc
dus of society Saturday evenings, as
accommodations are to be made for
ample room at the club house, as we'll
as nearby cottages which will be built
by the members. 1 am looking forward
with a great deal of pleasure to- the
many Sundays in the beautiful spot
which is fast nearing completion.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Vickery, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brenton Lee Vickery of West Sixth
street, to Richard Appleton Of Red
Bank, New Jersey, will be solemnized
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
of the brides parents in the presence
of the immediate family only. re-
ception will follow from 4:30 to $50.
Miss Clara Estet will assist as maid of
honor, and Harry Burrowes of Red
Bank will serve Mr.. Appleton as best
man.
The wedding of Miss Aimee Auzerais,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Au-
zerais of San Jose, and DR.. Milton
Lennon will be one of great interest to
the many friends of Miss Auzerais, who
passed many months this winter as the
guest of her charming cousin, Miss
Genevieve Scheller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, L. c. Scheller of Cypress avenue, |
who returned north with Miss Aurezais |
and will remain until after the wedding, |
at which she will assist as maid of
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark T. Tungato,, who
were married at Santa Barbara August |
8, have returned from their wedding
trip and are at home to their many !
friends at 1910 West Third street. Mrs. !
Tungate was Miss Bernice Eggleston of
Los Angeles.
Miss Marian Dalmazzo, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marion Dalmazzo
of 2310 West Tenth street, left Friday /
on the steamer Bear for visit with
friends in San Francisco and Berkeley |
DR.. and Mrs. f. M. Harwood and |
family and 1862 Orange street will leave !
Wednesday for an extended trip |
through the east going up the st.
Lawrence to Montreal and then |
through New England, where they will !
visit at their old home in Bennington,
VT. returning by way of Washington,
New York and New orleans. They are
planning to be away three months.
Miss Rae Strong of South Vermont |
avenue entertained with a shower on |
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Ma
belle Driesback and Frank Knight, |
whose enga cement has been announced. |
Progressive hearts was played and lat |
or the strains of the wedding march