Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13


Brown of the steamship department OF
the German American Savings bank.
Several of the party will take the
| ans-Siberian tour from Yokohama TO
Berlin. They will visit Honolulu, Yo-
| kohama, Kamakura, Enoshima, Toxic,
| Nikko, Lake ChuZenji, Mlyanoshtta,
Lake Hakone, wonderful view of Flu
iiyama (sacred mountain of Japan,
| Shidzouka, Nagoya, Yamada in Ise,
Futami, Toba, HiyoriYama, Nara,
| Kyoto, Lake Biwa, Oigawa Rapids,
Arashi- -Yama, Osaka, Kobe, the in
land sea of Japan, Sacred Island OF
| Miyajama, Shimonoseki, Fusan, Ko-
rea. thence to Seoul, returning to Fu-
san, Shanghai Yangtse-Kiang river,
Hankow, Peking, great wall of China
and the Ming tombs, Tientsin, Shan
hal i-Kwan, Newchwang, Dairen Cor
| Dalny), Port Arthur, Mukden, khar-
bine by trans-Siberian train de luxe
across Siberia, visiting Irkutsk, Kras-
noyarsk, Taiga, Tcheliabinsk, Oufa,
| Samara to Moscow, st. Petersburg,
| Russia, Warsaw, Poland and Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea J. Marsh of
! Sawtelle entertained with a dinner
and reception Wednesday evening, the
affair being in honor of the sixty-sixth
| birthday anniversary of the host. The
| house was decorated with American
Beauty roses, ferns and American
flags. A program of readings and
music was rendered, followed by
| dancing Mr. and Mrs. Marsh were
] assisted in entertaining by Mrs. A. b.
Carmichael and Mrs. j. Pool. Covers
wer laid for fifty
Miss Gladys Hunter of West Thirty
seventh place was hostess with a yard
party recently, the guests gathering
around a big bonfire in the garden
roasting apples and toasting marsh
mallows. Ghost stories were told and
the stories were illustrated by the ap-
pearance of white-robed ghosts,
whose weird appearance added to the
sport. Supper was served under an
enormous apple tree, from branches
of which japanese lanterns had been
strung. Among those present We're:
Miss Edna Goodwin, Miss Minna
Mensch, Miss Amy Smith, Miss Irene
White Miss Grace Flanagan, Miss
| Christine oJnes, Miss Matilda Thomas.
Miss Charlotte Thomas, Miss Rita
Wyatt, Miss Josephine Hammer, Her
bert Olsen, Oscar Olsen, Matthew
Young, Leslie Hitchcock, William
Wheatley, Goodman Goodmanson,
Earl King, Raymond Johnson, Her
bert Belford and John Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Merton Nor
ton of La Sale avenue entertained re-
| Gently in honor of the wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoff-
man. Mrs Norton was assisted by ner
mother, Mrs Cox, and her sister, Miss
| Jean Cox. Cards were enjoyed and
| the prizes were won by Mrs. Parker
| and Paul Hoffman. The guests in
| cIuded Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodhue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Birney Donnell. Mr.. and Mrs:
Blow Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson,
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Dales.
Claudia Hazen White, the newly
| elected regent of California of the
| American Woman's league, was guest
| of honor at a dinner given by Mrs. Le-
| land Norton at her home 1915 Ales-
| sandro street last evening. Covers
were laid for twelve, the color scheme
being royal purple and white, the col
| ors of the American Woman's league.
| Toasts were given to the new regent,
to Edward Gardner Lewis, founder OF
the league, and Pearl Adams Spauld-
| ing.
Mrs. Edmund Burke Drake of Man
haitian place entertained with large
reception Thursday afternoon. Her
mother, Mrs. C. H. Kellogg, received
with Mrs. Drake and Mrs. John, X.
Prince assisted. The house was dec
! grated with a profusion OF PINK ana
white chrysanthemums in the living
! room and yellow chrysanthemums in
/ the dining room. Red carnations and
! ferns were combined in the den. Among
| the guests We're Mines. H. B. Goodman,
| Julia Coles, C. Benson, w. l.. Lock-
hart, R. w. Brady, H. c. Lawrence,
]. C. Melen. w. L. Adams, Abraham
! Stutsman, C. r. Snodgrass, Henry
Kennedy of orange, c. H. Stone, ).
s. Steely, B. o. Johnson, George
Hutchison, George Monroe, Sarah
Douglas, Viola Lowry, William Lewis
A. Tiel, L. n. Tiel w. L. Bevier, c. q
Bevier Smith, Joseph Hovis, j. b.
Blair, C. w. Jackson, Walter James,
Elizabeth Morgan, Walter !ngraham'
Perkins, Edna M. Phelps, Philip Rlg-
gins, Frederick Goldsborough, George
| r. Freeman, o. A. Lindrote, William
| A. Anderson, Floyd Bindley, Clarence
Bauer L. 1. Hull, j. B. Murphy, Mich
| olas Hansen, Abbie Young, D. Beyers'
| Joseph Rittigstein, Frank Halnes, Jan
| goshin, Will Higman, Oviatt D. Bur
! Iinoame. Jenny Twitchell Kempton,
Frederick Johnson, Fl. H. Case, Cleone
! Rergren, B. F. Angstead, e. Avery Nc
! Carthy, C. e. Parish, Harry CarYel,
! s V Alspach, Farr, Lennon, u. WEI
mer, Stimson. Perry, Ormsby, Z. r.
Miller, S. NJ. Pierce, n. ID. Allan, Wey,
| RailSDach, 1talpn Wlllldhl9' AIOtii
| Ragatz, L. B. Joralmon, Wample, Wal
ker, Bigford Winters of Alhambra'
Wishon, Hutchings, Knabel and the
| Misses Clara Mellen, Jennie Mellen,
! Florence Mellen, Gertrude Adams. Hill
degard Weimer, Orpha Weimer, Cor
nelia Bebier, Elizabeth Parker, Paullhe
Parker, Minnie Kescel, Neva Rice, LIZ
| zie Lewis, Jessie Murphy, Lucia Rails
back, Margaret Higman, Nellie tlg-
man, Alta Alspach, Veneta Conslgny
and Marguerite CarveIl.
| s.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
week was that of Miss Anna Blanche
Myers, daughter of Mrs. Mary r.
Myers of Toronto, o., and Joseph
Charles Serial Of this city. The mar
riage was solemnized at the residence
of Mrs. William Kafitz at 1887 era
mercy place, the Rev. Charles Edward
Locke of the First Methodist church
officiating, beneath a canopy of WHITE
chrysanthemums and ferns. Ine
bride attired in a gown of white SATIN
trimmed with real lace and pearls, was
given into the keeping of the pride
groom by her brother-in-law, William
| Kafitz. She wore long tulle veil ana
carried a shower Of lilies of the val
lev and orchids. Jess Phillipina Butte
assisted as maid of honor in gown
of yellow satin and carried an arm
bouduet of yellow chrysanthemums.
| Mulius Serial served as best man. A
delicious supper was served after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Serial left
for a wedding trip through the north
! and will make their home in Los An
| eeIes I1pOn their return.