Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18

delightful dinner party at the Mount
] Washington hotel Tuesday evening.
! Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
| Farley of Pasadena, Mis- Jessie Farley,
Miss Alice Farley, G. e. Farley and
w. B. Turner.
Mrs. James A. Brewer of 222S East
| First street entertained the members
of the Leonidas club Friday evening.
| Plans were made concerning the mid
| summer hop to be given at the Gold
| berg assembly rooms September 93
, The first winter season meeting will
be held October 21. The following Of
ficers were elected for the year: George
Hermann, president; Frank Bowman,
vice president; James A. Brewer, Sec
retary, and p. j. Horsch, treasurer
| and Frank Johnson Marshall. After
the business meeting a watermelon
feast was enjoyed. The guests in
cluded Thomas Atterbury, Frank Bow
man, James Brewer, George H. Herr
mann, Frank Johnson, 70. L. Leavltt
P. j. Horsch and Robert Wheeler.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs H. H. Pagan of North Bon
ME Brae street for the marriage of
their daughter Miss Jessie Pagan, to
Sibley Pease of Los Angeles. The mar
riage will be solemnized Tuesday even
ing, October 4, at the home of the
brides parents, 1927 North Bonnie
Brae street. In honor of Miss Fa-
gan linen shower was given yes
terday afternoon by her sister, Mrs.
q. r. Potter, 1908 West Twenty eighth
streoet, the affair being also in COM
pliment to Miss Freddie Friend, whose
wedding to James Cotter of Knox
vile, Ia, will be solemnized late this
fall. Miss Friend has been passing
the past week visiting in San iDego.
Mrs. Basil BeaIi, formerly OF the
Burlington apartments, has returned
from a ten weeks outing at Coronado
beach and has taken apartments at the
Mt. Washington hotel for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Doheny Of
Chester place entertained with a beau
tiful dinner Wednesday evening. The
table was decorated with cut flowers
and ferns and covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Galbraith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. H. Warren of Mexico City
and DR.. and Mrs. Norman Bridge, who
have taken a house in Chester place
for the winter
Mrs. Flora Fairbank and Mrs John
| Fornard, jr,, will be at home to their
friends informally this afternoon at "a
| Clubhouse avenue, Venice.b
The wedding of Miss De Attrice
! Sproul, daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. At
| wood Sproul of Norwalk, to Lemuel
| A. Norris was solemnized al high noon
| Wednesday at the residence of the
! Rev. Charles Edward Locke of the
| First Methodist church. Owing to the
| illness of the brides father the we'd
| ding was a most simple one, only the
! family witnessing the ceremony The
/ bride, attired in q brown cloth tailored
| gown with hat 20 match, carried
| cluster of brides roses. Mrs. c. G.
! Hills assisted as matron of honor and
| Charles Norris served his brother as
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris viii
be at home to their friends after Oc-
tober 1 at 246 West Fiftieth street.
Among the many affairs given in honor
of the bride was a miscellaneous show
er and luncheon with which Miss NBes-
sic Hight entertained Tuesday after
noon at her home in Avenue T. The
house was decorated with asters and
ferns and covers were laid for Mrs j.
G. Crawford Miss Lucille Wells, Miss
Nettie Murchy, Mrs G.. e. Ford, Mrs
c. c. Hills, Mrs. Atwood Sproul Mrs
w. C. Norris and Miss Martha Lloyd.
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