Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
Society

one of the smartest and most i'm
portant of the social season, was
the reception with which Mrs. Lewis
Clark Carlisle entertained at the Ebell
club house for four of the seasons de-
butantes, Miss Edith Witherell, Miss
Agnes Hole, Miss Ada Seeley and Miss
Helen Thresher.
Springs own blossom, narcissus, in
yellow and white was used throughout
the rooms with a profusion of aspar-
agus and other ferns and potted plants
The young honorees were att1red IN
white and carried bouquets OF Ylolets
and lilies Of the valley presented by
the hostess. Mrs. Carlisle was beaull-
fully gowned in charmeuse silk IN pale
yellow, handsomely trimmed VIII win n
point d'aieiune lace and embroidered
in self colors. With this was worn a
necklace of diamonds
In the receiving line with the hostess
were Mrs Horace j. Carlisle, mrs
Hugh X. Walker, Mrs. Oliver 2. Clark,
Mrs. Willitts ]. Hole, Mrs. l. N. Pey-
ton. Mrs. A. ]. Wallace. Mrs. crank D.
Hudson, Mrs. Nicholas e. Rlce, MIS-
William S. Cross, Mrs. Louis A. Gould,
Mrs. George w Bayly, Mrs. Edward
G. Dieter, Mrs. George p. Thresher'
Mrs, J. w. NIcAlester, Mrs. George II.
Kress, Mrs. William l.. Jones, mrs
Edwin G. Howard, Mrs. Herbert ID.
Reuua. Mrs Raphael West klnsey'
Mrs. Roth Hamilton, Mrs. George II:
Burial, Mrs. Chester c. Ashley anu
Mrs, Melville T. Whitaker.
The Bach ladies' orchestra furnlshed
a musical program. Five hundred IN
vitations were issued for the afternoon
s.
Mrs. Edward L. Doheny and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Champion Anderson. enter
tanned with a tea yesterday afternoon
at the Doheny home in Chester Place'
Mrs. Erwin A Mcmillan, who Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. J. S. Chapman,
receiving with them. .
Assisting were Mrs J. Fl. w. Myers,
Mrs. j. j. Jenkins, Mrs. BernaI l1yas'
Mrs. Charles #. Noyes. Mrs. OllEet
Morosco, Mrs Carl Kurtz, Mrs. j. w
Davis, Mrs. William Bayly, Mrs. WI
liam James Chick, Mrs. Waiter Ferry
Story, Mrs John II. Powers, Mrs
PhfIip l.. wilson Mrs. George Gold
smith, Mrs. Hugh Harrison. Mrs. A. b.
McCutcheon, Mrs ]. S. Chapman, Mrs.
Max chapman. Mrs. John Miner and
Mrs. Ralph Hagan.
The handsome rooms were elabor.
ately decorated with protuslon OF
orchids and other rare blossoms OF the
midwinter season.
The marriage ceremony Of Miss Clara
CARPENTER, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-;
c. c. Carpenter Of Los Angeles, anu
Fritz Nave of Coronado was solemnlzeu
Yesterday noon at the residence OF
the brides parents, 1153 West twenty
seventh street. The ceremony NaS
nerformed by Rev. Hugh X. Walker,
y d. pastor of the Immanuel Pres
hz,ferian church. The bride was at
tended bv her sisters, Miss susan ana
Miss Fannie Carpenter, while Walter
Ounce of Chicago acted as best man.
The wedding was a simple home
affair and was attended only by reIa-
tives and a few Intimate fflends OIL lhe
couple. 49, o,,z t,;e
bride left for Coronado, where they VIII
, spend the winter, after which they VIII
go to Mexico to reside
Mr.. and Mrs. John BerkoWitH or
Whitney avenue announce tne enga6e-
BerkoWitz, and Joseph Levy OIL TINS
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Boswell or
Bonnie Brae street will entertain win
a dinner of eight covers TINS evening
in compliment to DR. and MrS' f'alpil
Hagan of Lake street.
Mrs Boswell entertained with a
bridge luncheon Friday. the affair pc
ING one of the most delightful OF the
week.
Mrs. Alan Gardner of Hollywood
entertained with 500 yesterday after
noon in compliment to her mother ana
sister. Mrs. NJ. A. krueger and Mrs. Il.
s. Jones, who are guests from their
home i'm Alameda. Over forty invita-
tions were accepted
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Los Angeles Association Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma will, hold its monthly
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary James on West
Thirty-first street.