Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

who is banker III Glopes VIII 'hhS
his bride to Arizona the last OF the
month.
A merry party went up Mount VIII
son Yesterday, and will return Monday
morning The party was given in
honor of Miss Elsie Knecht, who Is
the house guest of Mrs. David NC
Cartney, in Ardmore street ana m
cluded Mr.. and Mrs Mccartney Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Everding, Miss Lily
Oleshausen and j. f. Burkhardt.
Mrs. William Sherlock is entertain
ing Miss Cloe Van Buskirk of River
side, who is passing the week In Los
Angeles on her way to indianapolis.
Many little affairs will be given IN her
honor
The Beta Beta Phi sorority of the
Girls Collegiate school entertained
with a garden fete in the beautltul
patio Of the school yesterday aIter
noon. More than three hundred
guests were invited.
Mrs Edward Bradley entertained
with five hundred party at her home
on Wiltshire boulevard yesterday AFTER
noon. The house was decorated artls-
tically with spring flowers, the drawing
room was frightened with La France
roses, daisies and ferns were used In
the green dining room, and the recep-
tion hall was gay with American
Beauty roses. Assisting Mrs. Bradley
in receiving were her mother, Mrs.
Burton Williams and her sisters, Miss
Lillian williams and Miss Estelle VIII
liams. This party is the first one of
series of these charming AFFAIRS, ana
the next one is planned for May q.
s.
canaraI aod NTrs Adna r Chaffee
entertained with a dinner party at
their home on Magnolia avenue Friday
evening Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving q. Ingraham, Mr. and Mrs.
Hancock Banning, Mr.. and Mrs Allan
c. Balch, Mrs. William Bingham
Clarke, Mrs. George Hamilton Major
DeFrees, U. S. A, and Colonel George
Hugh Smith. The table was beauti-
fully decorated.
Mrs Andrew Mullen and Miss Marie
Mullen have returned from visit OF
two months and are again located at
the Hotel Hollywood Mrs. Mullen is
much improved in health.
Miss Gladys Keeney entertained at
the Hollywood Friday afternoon with
cards. Refreshments were served in
the sun parlor and the guests included
Mrs. Walter Comstock, Mrs. Nellie
BIdCRDuTn,
Stoughton, Sally MacFarland, Helen
Bittinger, Martha Steele, Louise ST.
monds, Rebecca Mcmillan, Marjorie
Thompson, Marian Ross, Rosalind
Fleming and Ray Robson.
M. A. Milbach left Tuesday morning
for New York and will sail May 10 for
Europe. He will visit Paris, Lyons, ST.
Gall and Planen.
Mrs. Charles F. Bell entertained with
dinner and musicale Tuesday evening
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Whitney or
Sonora, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barnette OF
Stockton and Mr.. and Mrs. jeff War
ner. The house was beautifully deco
rated with pink sweet peas, carnations
and ferns. The place cards were dainty
hand-painted shells. Covers were laid
for fifteen. Those who assisted on the
program are: Miss E. 1. Todd at the
piano, Mrs. Charles Bell and her cous-
in, Henrietta Bell, who sang.
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Miss Marian Macneil of South Figue-
roa street will leave today in company
with her uncle, James S. Slauson, for
Berkeley, to attend the graduation OF
Keith Vosburg at the university. They
will be gone about a week.
The wedding of Miss Grace Fern
Money and Clyde Orr Wilcox was sol
emnized at the residence of Mrs. G. M
Downer in Mariposa avenue Thursday
evening, the Rev. c. C. Pierce officiat-
ing. Mrs. Frank Ayers played the we'd
ding music. The bride wore dainty
gown of white lingerie and the maid of
honor was attired in pink CHIFFON over
pink silk. Fred Kimball served Mr..
Wilcox as best man. The house was
decorated tastefully with pink and
white carnations.
Col Dan Freeman of Inglewood is
entertaining his daughter, Mrs. Alice
Freeman of San Francisco, and her nt-
tie daughter.
Mrs. Grace S. Porter Of Park Grove
avenue, who will leave Friday for New
York, on her way to Europe, Will en-
tertain with a luncheon at the Country
club as a farewell to her many frlendS,
who wish her bon voyage. Covers VIII
be laid for seventeen and the guests
will include: Mrs. William May CAR
land, Mrs. Hugh Livingston Macne1l,
Mrs. Allan Balch, Mrs. Godfrey Hol-
terhoff. tr., Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant,
Mrs walter Jarvis Barlow, Mrs. Jo-
seph f. Sartori, Mrs. e. Avery NC
Carthy, Mrs. j. D. Foster, Mrs. Kate
Vosburg, Mrs. Fred Flint, Mrs. S. f.
Hammond, Miss Marian Macneil, MISS
Echo Allen, Miss Grace Mellus and MISS
Katherine Mellus.
Saturday, May 2S, and will not return
until September.
Dr. and Mrs. j. M. Meseroll of Dit
man street are entertaining their SON
in-law, Lieut.. Trivett, U. S. A, OF san
Francisco.
Mrs Andrew Il. Copp, 1922 Ingrham
street. will entertain with bridge
luncheon Tuesday afternoon, May IL.
Is
George Whiting, son Of Mrs. Eyre
Barrow french of st. Paul avenue
will sail from San Francisco on the
Mariposa, May 81. Mr.. Whiting is
bound for Tahiti on pleasure trip
and will be gone for six weeks. n.
p Baumgaertner of South Flower VIII
also be a passenger on the vessel pound
for the same port.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fred Perry of Ches-
ter place will leave in their automobile
Monday morning on trip north, They
have planned to motor through the
| Santa Cruz mountains and will be abb
sent a month.
| Mrs. Bruce H. Cass of West Twenty
eighth street will entertain her card
club Tuesday afternoon.
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Another automobile party, which
will make an extensive trip north, will
leave Los Angeles this morning with
| four or five machines. The party eX-
pects to go to Santa Barbara, and will
make a brief stop there and from there
| will go to San Francisco and the near
by resorts. No date has been set for