Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

bv Mrs. Pierce. The reception which
followed was one of the most enjoyable
the society has held:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett H. Wilson of
1892 Grand View street, are at home
from their visit through the east.
While away they passed some weeks
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Judge and
Mrs. Edwin r. Stafford, in Glenn Falls,
N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. S. G. Bogart of West
lake avenue returned Friday from a
months trip to the Yellowstone. Their
son, James Bogart, left his parents at
Salt Lake City to resume his studies
at the Shattuck academy at Faribault,
MINI.
Mrs. Violet Kennedy entertained
with a luncheon at the Hill Top tavern
Wednesday afternoon. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Cope, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Burminister, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gage Burminister and Miss
Louise Burminister
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In honor of Miss Maude Elizabeth
Richards of Western avenue, who will
leave early in October for a trip to
New York, many affairs have been
planned. Among them was a dancing
party with which Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bowles of Arapahoe street were hosts
Friday evening. The feature of the
evening was a travelling shower"
which contained all the luxuries for a
trip. The house was decorated with a
profusion of Mamon Cochet roses,
scarlet geraniumS and ferns. The din
ing room, where the supper was served,
was gorgeous in cactus dahliaS of all
shades. A yachting party will be given
today by Mr.. and Mrs. George Proctor
in honor of Miss Richards, and the
guests will be taken from San Pedro
to Portuguese Bend. An elaborate
luncheon will be served and a jolly day
will be passed. Mrs. E. J. Brent of
Berkeley Square will entertain with
chanticleer luncheon for Miss Richards
Tuesday, and many other friends are
planning entertainments for her before
her departure. Miss Richards will pass
the winter studying music in New
York city, and will visit all the big
cities of interest before she returns to
Los Angeles.
DIR. and Mrs. Daniel K. Dickinson of
1908 Beacon street announce the en-
gagement of their second daughter,
Miss Helen Dickinson, to 1. j. Boothe
of Pasadena, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Boothe. The announcement was
made at a luncheon which Miss Dick
inson gave in honor of Miss Sophia
Mckenzie New York city, who is the
house guest of Miss Olive Trask in st.
Andrews place. The dining room was
decorated in white and green. No date
has been set as yet for the wedding.
Covers were laid for Miss Maria Stock
er, Miss Helen Stocker, Miss Virginia
Nourse, Miss Marie Bobrick, Miss Fan
ME Carpenter, Miss Adeline Wright,
Miss Anita Brant, Miss Olive Erdt,
Miss Irene Matas Miss Florence Row
an, Miss Olga Adams, Miss Laurel
Dickinson, Miss Mamie Sheedy. Miss
Edna Bradford, Miss Sarah Bush, Miss
Henrietta Mosbacher, Miss Katherine
Banning, Miss Mary Richardson, Miss
Gladys Let's and Miss Nora Dickinson.
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The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Bluemle, 4512 Budlong avenue, was the
scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday
evening when their daughter, Miss
Emma Bluemle, became the bride of
Harry M. Stutsman of San Pedro the
Rev H, I. Hilmer officiating. An
elaborate arch of ferns and carnations
was erected in the living room, where
the ceremony was read, and the recep-
ton room and hall were hung with
ropes of ferns. The approach of the
bridal party was announced by the
playing of the wedding march by Miss
Marie Bluemle, and as they entered,
preceded by the little sister of the
bride, Anna Bluemle, carrying a
Mamon Cochet rose holding the ring.
This maid of honor, Miss Mabel Schma-
del of Pasadena, was gowned in en-
broidered batiste and carried a shower
of pale pink carnations. Little Isa-
belle Stutsman, in a dainty frock of
white chiffon, scattered rose petals i'll
the path Of the bride, who entered on
the arm of her father, gowned in a
white lingerie robe and carried a
shower of brides roses. Her veil was
held in place by sprays of lilies of the
valley. William Bluemle served as best
man. After the reception a supper was
served and covers were laid for twenty
four guests. Mr. and Mrs. Stutsman
left for a wedding trip and will be at
home in Los Angeles upon their return.
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The Zeta Tau Alpha sorority of the
University of Southern California en-
tertained with a dinner at Christopher's
Friday evening in honor of the new
members who have entered this year
The table was decorated with white
violets and the sorority colors of blue
and gray. Mrs. Norma Robbins and
Mrs. Thomas Stowell, who are patron
-esses of the sorority, chaperoned the
party, and covers were laid for twenty.
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DR.. and Mrs. Edward Bowes of
Seattle and their daughter, Miss Mar
jorie Bowes, have returned to their
northern home after passing about
year in Los Angeles and the beach
cities. During the summer DIR. Bowes
and family were at the Hotel Virginia.
The approaching marriage of Miss