Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

| seven months ITdN6llIlg AuAodo aItSi
! finishing her school course at Marl-
borough. Among the assisting women
| were:
| Mines
| Charles C. Carpenter. William F, Ennis.
| Adna r. Chaffee j. II. Barbour.
| walter J. Trask Rufus II. Heron.
| stephen C. Hubbell. Harrison l.. Drum
| Joseph e, Banning. mond.
| I. n. Van Nuys.
/ Wesley Clark. Misses
| 7 w MCKINLEY. Katherine stearns.
4 William May Garland. Elizabeth Wood.
! Michael ]. Connell. Florence WOOD.
| William G. Kerckhoff. Amy Marie Norton.
/ Daniel Murphy Juliet Borden
! Alien G Baleh Sally Mcfarland.
/ ]. Ross Clark. sally Bonner
/ Edwin r. Earl Lucille Clark.
! Burton Green. Emma Conroy.
Roland Bishop. Katherine Banning.
William A. Clark, jr. Madeline King.
| Charles NJ. Wood. Marjorie utley.
! West Hughes. Kate Van Nuys.
| Henry T. Lee. Emily Newltn
! John T. Byrne Katherine Barbour.
/ John H. Norton Annis Van Nuys.
! Thomas c. Ridgeway. Sue Carpenter.
| William f. Ennis. Echo Allen
Charles Monroe Fannie Todd Carpenter
| william II. Toaz. Clarisse Stevens.
/ Dean Mason. Jane Rollins.
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Among the charming young visitors
from the east this winter are the
/ AhioSCS II IOoOIAle1 anu <AAiAisS Ahtii Alll Vi
Marysville, o., who are the house
guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Fryman of the Hotel
Hayward. The young women, who are
graduated from Haddon hall, are en-
joying the beauties of Southern Cali
fornia, and many automobile parties
have been arranged. taking them to all
the points of interest in the nearby re-
sorts. Later many affairs will be given
In their honor.
A smoker and Dutch supper were
enjoyed last evening by the members
of the Beta Theta Phi fraternity, who
were entertained by ]. B. Lippincott at
his home on West Adams street. Forty
men sat down to supper, and after the
pipe of peace was smoked the evening
was passed in singing old college songs
and telling jokes and stories of college
days.
Miss Alice Cline, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. B. Cline of South Figue-
roa street, will entertain with lunch
con Wednesday afternoon in honor of
the debutantes.
Miss Agnes Hole of West Sixth street
will entertain with a theater party at
the Orpheum Tuesday afternoon, TAX
ing her guests to tea at the Alexandria
afterward, in honor Of Miss Ruth
Larned. one of the seasons debutantes,
and Miss Rhoda Rindge, who will re-
turn from wellesley tomorrow to pass
the holidays.
Miss Rose E1lerbee of North Burling-
ton avenue left Thursday morning for
a visit in New York, Chicago, st. Paul
and other cities of interest. She will
be away for six weeks.
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The marriage of Miss Alice Middle
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Middleton of Commonwealth avenue, to
F. L. Gordon of Houston, Tex, will
be solemnized Tuesday evening, De-
cember 20. Mr.. Gordon will take his
bride to live in Houston after the we'd
ding trip.
Mrs. Meredith P. Snyder of Orchard
avenue, who has been visiting for the
past three months in Kansas City and
| Washington, D. c. will return home
this morning.
Miss Elizabeth K. Knudson of Hotel
Hollywood sailed from San Francisco
on Tuesday for a two months visit in
Honolulu.
Mrs. Wesley Clark OF Westmoreland
place will entertain with a reception
Friday afternoon, January 6, in honor
of her daughter, Miss Lucille Clark. The
husbands of the receiving party will be
entertained after the reception, and a
large number of invitations will be
issued.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Todd of New
York are passing the winter in Los
Angeles, guests of their daughters Mrs.
G. G. Daggett, $50 East Fourth street
and Mrs. Myra Thompson, 1922 Reid
street.
Miss Lillian Belcher whose marriage
to John L. Richardson will be solem-
nized Tuesday, was the guest of honor
at a blue and white kitchen shower
given by Mrs. Walter Morris Rheims
child in Hollywood Friday afternoon.
The living room was decorated with
Christmas bells, holly and festoons of
crepe paper In the dining room, where
everything is in the Dutch effect, the
center piece was a doll dressed as a
little Dutch girl holding blue ribbons
which stretched to the four corners.
Violets marked the places and covers
were laid for Miss Belcher, the Misses
Adele Tower Helen Tower, Lena
| Burke, Polly Chandler, Agnes Fitzsim-
mons, Helen Fitzsimmons, Ethel Joyce,
Ray Lippman, Titania Belcher, Adele
| JOIlllSOll anu AAcpbSA ~ oAAASA 1N4AS'NNS
| child.
| Mrs. Malone Joyce and Miss Lillian
| Reynoldson, 1929 Arapahoe street, have
| issued invitations for card party Fri
day afternoon, December 80.
s.
! In honor of Miss Isabel Hinton, who
will become the bride of Herbert C
Wright Saturday, Miss Bessie Shep'
pard of West Twenty-second street en-
! tertained yesterday afternoon with ar
apron shower. The house was decorat'
! ed with Christmas flowers and ferns
poinsettias and holly being used IL
great clusters. Violets were used ir
the dining room. The guests included
/ Mined Misses
| FANNIE Hall Florence Hall
| Albert Wright. Josephine wright
! paws pergrin. Marjorie Lawrence,
| Mildred sutton, Bessie Reaves,
! Davis Emma Welsh,
| Grace Temple.
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Mrs. M. A. Bostwick of 422 West
| Adams street, who has returned from
eighteen months trip abroad, was the
guest of honor at a delightful dinner
party given by Mrs. c. w. Rogers at
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