Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18


and Washington, ID. c., is among the
recent arrivals at the Hotel del Coro-
nado.
In honor of Miss l.. r. oliver, VINO
leaves shortly for an eastern trip, Mrs.
o. G. White entertained with bridge
luncheon of fourtef covers at the Ho-
tel Mount Washington.
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The Arroyo Card club was enter
tanned recently by Carleton Gilbert at
his home in El Centre street, South
Pasadena. The bunlagow was deco
rtaed with a profusion of flowers and
ferns and a dainty supper was served.
Among the members yho were present
were:
Misses Messrs-
Sohpie Allen, Arnold Salisbury,
Alva Gardner. Walter Keuncer.
Jennie Jones, Carleton Gilbert,
Bertha Hoffman, Winfred Mace.
Bess Gardner Charles Sutton.
Frances Bschoff, Wendell Keuncer.
Eola Crippen, Maurice Clifford,
Laura Hoffman. Jay Haght.
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delightful dinner party was given
by Mrs. William Stringfellow at her
home in South Pasadena recently, the
decorations being red roses and ferns.
The place cards were hand-painted
roses and covers ,yere laid for
Mr.. and Mrs.
e. T. Hobart, Walter Seebree.
Ernest Sutton. William Strngfellow
Mrs. George Patterson and Carl Blackman'
Mrs w. NJ. Carlin of Oneonta Park
entertained Thursday afternoon with a
theater party at the Belasco, following
a luncheon at Christopher's. Among
the guests were:
Mines
o. A. Blatner. c. A. Brajier
c. II. Bingham. w. S. Thomas.
NJ G. Richards S. Mcdonald.
G. r. Pritchard. w. S. carlin.
Mrs. w. T. Brice of 618 Coronado
street returned from an extensive visit
to Texas last week. Mrs. Brice, who is
we'll known in Texas clubdom. enjoyed
a most delightful trip and was much
entertained by the different clubs dur
ing her visit
The Tennessee society will entertain
with a social and dance at Lincoln
hall in South Grand avenue Thursday
evening, December %, to which all Ten
nesseeans are most cordially invited.
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Mrs. Gerald Bailey, who has been
the house guest of Mrs. Gerald Ward
of 1910 West Adams street for some
weeks, and for whom many affairs
have been given, returned to her home
in Mazatlan, Mexico, yesterday
ragement of Miss Gertrude Dedrick.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ded-
rick, to N. Fries of Joliet, Ill. Miss
Dedrick formerly lived in Los Angeles
but has moved to Ontario. The mar
riage will be solemnized in January
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Members of the Arden Dramatic club
of Occidental college entertained with
an informal dinner Wednesday even
ing in the college social rooms. Dur
ing the evening 1.-TWO Gentlemen of
Verona" was rehearsed under the di-
rection of Professor Mary Cunning
ham and Victor c. Collins. The play
will be given January 49, Among those
who enjoyed the evening were:
Miss Grace Mccoy Frank Simmons.
Miss Mary Noyes. Lysle McKenny.
Miss Bessie Gardiner. Elyon Musck.
Miss Mary Merrman. Frank Thomas
Miss Reryl Tracker. Raymond Hunt.
Miss Marguerite Mer- William Cumberland.
rilI. Walter Barnard.
Miss Edith Osmund Morris Fuller.
Miss Charlotte Cum Chester Bradbeer.
ningham. Archie Reeve.
Miss Mary Cunning Harold Landreth.
ham. Leon DarroW
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The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Helen Bosbyshell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. #. Bosbyshell,
of West Eleventh street to Frederick
Eugene Warner, was announced at
an afternoon sewing party Monday
afternoon at the home of the young
bride elect. Miss Bosbyshell is one
of the most popular of the younger
set and has a host of friends who are
planning many affairs in her honor.
trhe wedding will be celebrated on the
fortieth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. Bosbyshell, Febru
ary 2.
The marriage of Miss Isabel c. Rus
SELL daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Russell of South Johnson street, to
Elmer w. Hartman of Ventura. was
solemnized in the Second Presbyterian
church by the Rev. J. r. Compton.
THE bride wore marquisette over silk
and carried shower of brides roses.
Miss Bertha Hartman acted as maid
of honor attired in pink messaline silk
and carried a shower of Cecil Bruner
roses. Miss Frances McComb and
Miss Nina Russell, in white lingerie
gowns, carrying pink roses, were
served by Walter Buddick, Will Fl.
willis and Francis Russell as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman left for a short
wedding trip and will auto through
Southern California before taking up
their residence at Camarillo where
they will be at home to their many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Parlin of 1921
North Griffin avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mae Helena Parlin, to e. Richard
Adair. The wedding will take place
at the family residence Tuesday, Jan
uary "a.
Mrs. G. @. Stanton of whittier street
entertained with luncheon Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Matte
Downing of Lexington, KY, who is
the house guest OF her sister, Mrs.
william Irving Hollingsworth, in Lake
street The decorations were unique
as well as artistic. the centerpiece be-