Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07
Society
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der and Frederick Bowdge. The club
will entertain with it's annual picnic
August 20 at Echo park There are
10000 Canadians in Los Angeles, ana
the club is growing in membership each
month.
Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. Mcpherson and
their daughter Miss Sylvia McPher-
son. with their house guest, Mrs. p. X
Thornton of El Paso, Tex, and MRS
Pasl1er have returned from Catalina,
where they passed the early summer.
Mrs. James II. Moran of West Thir-
ty-ninth street entertained during the
week with a dinner in honor of Mrs f.
c. Mayfeld and her daughter, MISS
May Mayfied of Texas. Each guest
represented different country and the
table decorations were flags OF each Oh
the countries represented.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Pom
chito Buffet of Mexico, Mr. and Mrs:
William Becker of Germany DR.. ana
Mrs. Alexander Hine of England
Donald Macdonald of Scotland, w. II
Glyn "a cousin of Elinor Glyn the nov
elist) from Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fonso Lucke of Spain, Miss May Mac
Donald of Los Angeles, MISS AHce
Goodwin of Paris and Lewis Hlnd OF
British Columbia.
DR.. and Mrs. r. b. Emery of west
Fifth street entertained with parry
Thursday afternoon in honor or the
ninth anniversary of the birthday OF
their son, Clyde l.. Emery. The mouse
was beautifully decorated with quantl-
ties of Shasta daisies, pink roses anu
ferns. The little folks enjoyed a merry
afternoon playing games ana relIesn-
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were: Dorothy Hitchcock, Grace
Hitchcock. Ruth Marsdon, Doris
Briggs, Dorothy Swanska, Ruin con
way, Hattie Nichols, May Newcomp,
Kenneth Swanska, Roy Wrlston ana
Harry Farwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. M V. Huff will leave
August IA for their former home IN
Kansas City, where they VIII remain
several months visiting old fr1enos'
mr. ard Mrs. strothard, who are oc-
cunving their summer cottage at Bal
boa Beach, are entertaining as mouse
guest DR.. Whites mother, Mrs. James
A. White of Pasadena.
Miss Dorothy Malby entertained with
a dinner party Thursday evening at
her home in the Briggs apartments IN
honor of l.. S. Rounsaville and B. W.
salmon, who will leave for San Fran
cisco this morning:
Miss Helen Newcomp, who has re-
Gently come from Denver with her par
ents to make her home in Los Angeles
was entertained delightfully."- with an
evening of song at the Hotel MI
Washington Tuesday evening: MISS
Newcomb has been studying in New
York and has been much entertained
since coming to this city.
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Miss Winnie Golden of 81! West
Twenty-eighth street is entertaining as
house guests the Misses Rose and Ava
camarillo of Ventura and Miss Hnez
Mooser of San Francisco.
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Miss Mary Joseph of 1922 Miramar
street entertained with supper and
card party Wednesday evening. The
house was daintily DECORATED with
ferns and a profusion of carnations,
red being the predominant color. Cow
ers were laid for Misses Agnes Guyer,
Helen Reilly, Mary Markwith, Emma
! Lencke, Virginia Lineham. Coydie
Estes, Ida Taylor, Ella Ferguson
Pearl Piffler Lucille Merced Rose Mar
shall, Mary Save, Phoebe Babchuck.
Bernice Seland, Mabel Martindale ana
Florence Glassier.
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In honor of their niece, Mrs. Robert
Putnam of Wichita, Kans., Mrs. X. ii.
Craig and Mrs. George II. Heigold en-
w The guests were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Craig in West Twenty
fifth street. Luncheon was served,
covers being laid for Mrs. Frank Muir
ply of Wichita, Mrs. c. p. Modie Mrs
Ralph Don, Mrs. Don Morgan, Mrs.
Houghton, Mrs. Trafford, Mrs. Stewart
Benson, Mrs. James Rothget, Miss
Emma Richard, Mrs. 7. Bowen, Miss
Viola Kohl and Miss Ethyl Kohl OF
Pasadena.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Della Schaal and Hal
bert N. Miller, which was solemnized
at the residence of the brides sister,
Mrs. James f. Dixon, in Inez street,
the Rev. Edward w. Pasco reading
the marriage lines in the presence or
the immediate family and relatives
only The house was decorated with
q profusion of Shasta daisies, roses
and FERNS The pride wore a gown
of white lingerie and carried shower
of brides roses. Mrs. Dixon assisted
as matron of honor and James f.
Dixon served Mr.. Miller as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller have gone to Cat
alma on their honeymoon and later
will visit the Grand canyon before
taking up their residence in Tempe.
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one of the delightful affairs given
recently was that given by the MEM
bers of the Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare club in honor of Miss
Mabel Barnes, whose engagement to
Matthew William Harker was an
nounced recently. The entertainment
was in the nature of a miscellaneous
shower and luncheon was served in the
garden. Covers were laid for Mrs. H.
Pedelford, Mrs. G. Cash, Mrs. II. Mar
quis, Mrs E. Pope, Mrs. C. Ruess, Miss
Mabel Quinn. Miss Jane Moat and Miss
Neeta Marquis.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant T. Gillette of
Westmoreland place, with their son
passed the last weeks end at Avalon.
They entertained as guests Mr. and
Mrs Pierre Davis and Jack Tehrs. Mr..
Gillette and his guests went over in a
yacht, while Mrs. Gillette and Mrs.
Davis went in the passenger steamer.
The party sailed around the cove and
bay at Avalon and enjoyed the hospi
talitN of the Metropole.
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Judge and Mrs. Henry Clay Goodng
of South Grand avenue, with their
daughter, Miss Gertrude, are passing
three weeks on the island.
Mrs Albert H. Busch and daughter,
Miss Amy Busch of Portland street are
at the Metropole, Catalina, for weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Ward of West
TWenty-first street, with their family,