Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
Society
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Gordon Bohannon of New York city
will occur at st. Paurs pro-cathedral
Tuesday evening. A small reception
at the home CT the brides parents will
follow the service, only the family and
most intimate friends being present.
Mrs. Earl Y. Boothe will assist as ma
tron of honor, and the bridesmaids will
include Miss Harriet Boothe, Miss Hell
en- Dickinson, Miss Gertrude King, Miss
Alice Middleton and Miss Clara Wick
ers. Earl Y. Boothe will serve as best
man and the ushers will be Sterling
Boothe, Jay Boothe, Raymond Gould
of Los angeles, Bert Howard of San
Francisco, Frank Won Tesmar, George
Jaeger and Perry Baker OF San Diego
Mrs. Lawrence Burck of Wiltshire
place entertained with a luncheon on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Charles E. Goldthwaite of Little Rock.
Ark. The house was decorated with
flowers and ferns and covers were laid
for Mesdames Earl c. Anthony, Harold
Cook Edward Bosbyshell, Henry owen
Eversole, Robert Sherman, w. w.
Mines, Thomas Caldwell Ridgway, and
the Misses Sally Utley. Phila Milbank
and Lucy Clark.
Mrs. Burck will entertain tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ransford
Lewis of Buffalo, N. Y. The guests will
include Mrs. L. j. Selby, Mrs. c. B.
Loomis, Mrs. Charles Goldthwalte Mrs.
Nocholas Milbank, Mrs. Frank Miller,
Mrs. James r. H. wagner, Mrs. Eugene
Callklns, Mrs. Robert Marsh, Mrs. Geo.
Burial, Mrs Gilbert Wright, Mrs. Paul
de la Vergne, Mrs. Donald Frick. Miss
Ella Gardner, Mrs. Carl Compton and
Miss Florence Moore.
Ira1Iv,oop Misc
Amy Hellma nand Irving Hellman are
domiciled for the winter at the Hotel
Leighton unth the completion of their
beautiful home at Wiltshire boulevard
and New Hampshire street.
s.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Chalmers
Meyers of Santa Barbara avenue have
returned from four months trip
through the east and Canada. Mrs.
Meyers will receive her friends
throughout the winter on Wednes-
days.
Mrs. Gerald E. Ward of West Adams
street entertained with delightful
tea Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Lloyd c. Bailey of Mexico, who
is visiting in the city. The drawing
room was decorated with white chrys-
anthemums and carnations, the dining
room with yellow chrysanthemums
and ferns, while the den, was decorated
with autumn leaves. Mrs. Ward was
assisted by her two daughters, Miss
George Ward and Miss Helen Ward
The guests included Mrs. Fred Flint,
Mrs. Richard B. Kirchhoffen, Mrs
Henry L. Miller, Mrs. ]. w. Edwards,
Mrs. William NJ. Lane, Mrs. Richard
G. Manifold, Mrs. George A. Ralphs,
Mrs Addison B. Day, Mrs. H. B. Lit
tie, Mrs. William Eckhardt, Mrs. Ro-
land Lamb, Mrs. Daniel Clarke. Mrs.
w. Furley Talbert, Mrs. Charles E.
Anderson, Mrs. Archie Thompson,
Mrs M. C. Burnett, Mrs. j. Hixson,
Mrs. L. H. Ledger, Mrs. Dario Orena,
Mrs. ]. D. Taylor, Mrs. George Bug
bee, Mrs. Harris Garcelon, Mrs. F. D.
Holman. Mrs. Page Brown, Mrs.
Henry Kuchel, Mrs. Hugh E. Saxon,
Mrs. ]. P. Gardiner Mrs. Charles
Spencer Mrs. Hugh wellington Nell
son, Mrs. c. F. Krauss. Mrs. Estelle
Heartt Dreyfus, Miss Fannie M. Ad-
ans, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss McNab,
Miss Clara Germain and Miss Mary
Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salisbury Of
East Forty-fifth street entertained with