Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
Society News

is passing the month at Catalina ana
has as house guest Miss Florence WHEY
Of West Eighth street.
Mrs. John r. Prince of Leighton ave
nue. will entertain with a musicale
this afternoon in honor of Miss Laura
Connolly of Albuquerque, who Is visit
ing In Los Angeles, and Miss Marjorie
Burllngame, whose engagement 10
Clarence e. Baker has been announced
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Among the most recent travellers TO
Behr of Arlington drive, Pasadena,
who are now in New York, and Will
sail this week.
Mrs Fred w Wilcox Of the villa"
entertained with a luncheon and
thimble party Saturday afternoon in
honor of her daughter, Miss Margaret
Wilcox, who will leave next Tuesday
for Oakland, where she will enter Mills
college. Covers were laid for Misses
Elizabeth williams, Myrtle Bachman,
Mnifred Booker, Elsie Knight, Ruth
Kellogg, Myrtle Dawson, Ivy Dawson,
Melva Larson, Marie Wrenn and Ruth
Rossiter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Doheny are
entertaining as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Walker of Mexico. Mr. and
Mrs. Doheny are domiciled IN their
beautiful college at Ocean Park for
the summer.
Mrs. Harry Thomas of Bonnie Brae
street, who Is on her way to Denver
for a long visit, Is now in Portland.
s.
Mrs Gem e. M. Wilson formally an
nounces the marriage of her sister Miss
Angel Valentine Miles, and Horace
Burton King. The marriage was
solemnized at Honolulu, Wednesday
July 27.
Mrs. Ira T. Niles of 1O11 West Sixth
street is entertaining as house guest
her sister Mrs. Laurayne Brown
Swindler of Yale, Iowa, who Is touring
in Southern California. Mrs. Swtndler
is in Catalina this week and will also
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams
Benton way, before returning home.
The Friday Afternoon Whist club en-
joyed an afternoon at the Orpheum
last week following a luncheon at
Christophers. The members are: Mrs.
Shang, Mrs. T. C. Paulsen, Mrs, Har-
Ian, Mrs. j. T. Dickman, Mrs. Laura
Brown. Mrs. Robert Truler, Mrs. Ed
wards, Mrs Barnett, Mrs. C. Barber,
Mrs. Edmonds. Mrs. Rifenberlck, Mrs.
Manaugh and Mrs. Corey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mcconnell will
leave September 1 on a tour around
the world, under the auspices of the
steamship department, German-Am
can Savings bank They will sail on
the George Washington to Europe and
will then make an extended tour
through Egypt, Arabia, Ceylon, North
and South India. Burma, Siamf Ma
lay peninsula, Java, China, Korea and
Manchuria.
Southern California arrivals at Ho-
tel Virginia are as follows: Victor e.
Shaw, Los Angeles; w. D. Shearer,
Los Angeles; Mrs. E. A. Mccarthy,
Redondo; Mrs. Mary A. Walker, Mrs.
w. NJ. McStay, Norwood w. Howard,
Los Angeles; w. L. Craig, Los An
geles; Miss Davenport, Los Angeles;
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Bailey, Pasadena
Miss Dorothy Bailey, Pasadena; Miss
Florence Bailey, Pasadena: Master
Harlow Bailey, Pasadena Miss Phoebe
Bailey, Pasadena; Miss Caroline b.
Geaser, Avalon, Catalina island; e.
w. Bannister, Los Angeles; MISE w,
Bannister, Los Angeles; Vergil R,
Sheldon, Los Angeles: Mr.. anc Mrs,
Joseph Ball Redondo; John F. Hum
phreys, Los Angeles; Mrs. Fred
Simons, Los Angeles: H. M. Gracey,
Los Angeles; Rev. H. K. Walker. D. D.,
Los Angeles; Mrs. H. X. Walker, Los
Angeles; DIR. S. S. Salisbury, Los An
geles; Mrs. S. S. SALISBURY. Los An
geles T. d. Mcfarland, S. S. Hanalei;
e. Rowe, Los Angeles.