Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
Society
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Wdnnops "A. i1elinuISt,
erger Miss M. l.. Gardiner, Charles j.
Devorak, Mrs. A. M. Howell, Mrs. A:
r. Johnston, Miss Gilcher, Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. Giddings, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
A. Hines, Miss Marjorie Hines, Mr'
and Mrs. j. NJ. Danziger, ]. A. Moore
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hazard,
j. Gerz, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. RAIN
From Long Beach: Mr.. and Mrs. N
Q. ]. Robinson.
The employees of The Coulter company
gave b. f. Coulter a beautiful bronze
vase filled with seventy eight Ameri-
can beauty roses on a teakwood stand
in honor of the seventy-eighth ami
versary of his birthday, When Mr..
Coulter entered his private office tues
day morning he found the gift with
the congratulations of the employees
awaiting him.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. v. Collins. with
their two children, Doris and Burton
Collins. of Carondoet street, are pass
ing the month at Catalina. Mr.. Col
Inns is building a beautiful new home
in Shatto place, where they VIII move
early this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Call VIII
take an automobile trip through the
southern part of the state, leaving
about August 20.
Mrs. Edward Doheny of Chester
place entertained the Phi Chi sorority
at her beautiful home Friday, August
s, in honor of Miss Marian Mcclure OF
Leoti street, whoses marriage to Ed
ward Keasby will be solemnized
August is.
Miss Laura Grover Smith of West
Twenty fourth street entertained with
q bridge luncheon at her nome
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Gillette of West
moreIand place entertained with an
automobile trip through Riverside to
Coronado, motoring down and back.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Pier
pont Davis, Judge Campbell of Kansas
City and Jack Terhn
Mr.. and Mrs Pierpont Davis of
South Figueroa street entertained with
dinner party last evening in honor
of Mrs. Milton p. Huston Of Arizona,
who is passing the summer at Long
Beach, and Miss Pineta Drake of the
Hotel Virginia. Mr.. Huston will reach
Los Angeles August is and will remain
until the last of the month. Mrs.
Huston as Miss Barnetta Norton was
one of the most popular of the younger
society set and she is passing the sum-
mer here with her father, Barney Nor
ton, who has taken cottage at Long
Beach.
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Mrs. c. O. Stanton Is entertaining
as house guest Miss Maud Alston of
El Paso Texas. Mrs. Stanton has
opened her house at Hermosa and each
week end entertains with a house
party. Several affairs have been given
in honor of the young guest, among
them Mrs. Edward G. Waldon of Hol-
lywood, who was hostess at smart
luncheon. Mrs. Stanton and Miss AL
ston will be at home informally as
usual the third Friday of the month
at 760 Whittier street.
Miss Gertrude Workman, the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Workman of Boyle Heights. will re-
turn to Stanford the first of September.
Mrs. James Barstable of Western
avenue, Hollywood, entertained with
most charming luncheon of twelve
covers Wednesday. afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Stephen A. Dorsey
of South Figueroa street are at home
again after four months trip in Eng
land.
The many friends of Mrs F. A. Jes-
urum of 43O West Washington will be
interested to learn she has gone on a
three months tour to the Orient.
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Miss Nora sterry of Ellendale place
returned Friday from two weeks
visit to Fort Rosecranz, the guest of
Mrs. Melville Wilkinson. who will be
remembered as Miss Gwendolin Over
ton.
Mrs Harry Gray of Oak Knoll en-
tertained recently with luncheon in
honor of Mrs. James Gray OF Evans
VILE, Ind, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Robert Flint, in Man
haitian place. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Henry Mauris Robinson Mrs.
William Breckenridge, Mrs. Eugene f.
Hewlett, Mrs. Edward r. Kellam, Mrs.
Freeman A. Ford, Mrs. f. M. Kelly,
Mrs. Alvin French, Mrs. Robert Flint,
Mrs Robert Pitcairn, jr., and Mrs.
Davis of New York.
Morgan Adams of South Flower
street entertained with a jolly party
on board his yacht recently. Among
the guests were Miss Alice Elliott,
Miss Caroline Trask and Volney How
ard.
Mrs. Virginia Moores of Memphis,
Tenn, who is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Anderson of Shatto
place, and who had disagreeable ac-
cident by being run down by an over
enthusiastic motorcyclist, is slowly re-
covering from the shock and bruises.
Among the news from Berlin comes
the word that Mrs. w. w Bartlett
of West Adams street, accompanied
fy her charming daughter, Miss Ma
thilde and her son Gordon are passing
some weeks there and were entertained
by the many Americans who are liv-
ing there.
Among the many travellers leaving
recently are Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lacey
and their charming daughter, Miss
Louise Lacey, who are touring through
Lake Louise, Philadelphia and New
York
Assistant Attorney General Oscar
Lawler, accompanied by his wife and
family are expected tomorrow In Los
Angeles, where Mrs. Lawler and the
children will visit with friends and
relatives while Mr., Lawler goes into
Imperial on government business.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G.. Marshutz are
domiciled in their new home at 684
New Hampshire street, where they are
at home to their friends.
Mrs. H. c. Terrell of Bellevue ave-
nue. is passing the month on Mt. Will
son, accompanied by her family.
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Mrs. Charles Modini- Wood of st.
James place, accomp led by her
daughters, Misses Elizabeth, Florence
and Mona Wood, are passing the week
at Catalina.