Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
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Gently returned from a summer
abroad The house was decorated
with pink roses, pink chrysanthemums
and ferns Mrs. Campbell was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Lewis Clark
Carlisle, Mrs. Leon +. Moss, Mrs. Sid
ney l. Darling, Mrs. A. III. Voight and
| Mrs. George II. Kress. Places were
arranged for sixty guests.
Mrs. Florence B. Champion, who has
been passing the summer in her home
in the east has returned to Los Ange-
les where she will be domiciled Tor
the winter at 2215 Harvard boulevard.
In honor of her fifth wedding anni-
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Miss Marian Blondheim of 954 Pleas
ant avenue will entertain as guest un-
til after Thanksgiving Miss Rebecca
| We'll of Seattle
Mrs. A. T. Anderson of 1894 Shatto
street, after an absence of three months
at the different beach resorts. has re-
turned to Los Angeles. she will be at
home to her friends the first Friday OF
the month during the winter
/ Miss Juliet Borden, daughter of Shell
| don Borden OF South Hope street, en-
tertained with luncheon at the Coun-
try club Thursday. The table was
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums
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| seventeen.
Mrs. Frederick Wingfield Armstrong
of Romeo street, with her daughters,
the Misses May and Aurora Armstrong,
will receive their friends this afternoon
| from to 6 O'Clock. They win be at
home on the first Sundays OF the month
| throughout the winter
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| Dr. Effie Z. Parsons of Spokane,
| Wash, will pass the winter in Los An
geles and is domiciled at the Hotel New
| Maryton.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stetson of West
| twenty ninth street are entertaining
as house guests Mr.. and Mrs c. n.
Snyder of Berkeley. In honor or her
sister, Mrs. Stetson entertained with
! luncheon of six covers Thursday after
noon. The table was dainty with cut
flowers and ferns.
| Mrs. A. w. Crippen of South Flower
street will entertain with a reception
Tuesday afternoon, November 10, in
honor of Miss katherine Widney, whose
engagement was announced recently.
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Mrs John w. Watson of Hobart
boulevard will entertain with a card
| party Wednesday afternoon, November
| 8. Tables will be arranged for forty
| and the decorations will be chrysan-
themums and ferns.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ban1ister OF
| the Hartmann apartments entertained
with an informal dinner of eight Gov
ers Wednesday evening. Chrysanthe-
| NUNS and ferns were used in the deco
rations of the table and drawing room.
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! Mr. and Mrs II. r. Lacy and their
| attractive daughter, Miss Louise Lacy,
have returned from an extended trip
through the east and are domiciled at
the Hotel Westlake for the winter.
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| DR.. and Mrs. John W., Trueworthy
| of Garland avenue are entertaining DR..
and Mrs. ]. w. Silkins of Seattle for
the month of November.
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Mrs. Charles Cummings of 1850 Ok
| ford avenue entertained with bridge
| marty in honor of her birthday anniver-
| sarv. The living room and dining
| room were decorated with autumn
| shaded chrysanthemums, and the
prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Par
sons and Mrs. William Bradrick Oth-
ers present were Mrs. Jack Jeffrless
Mrs. L. Metcalf, Mrs. FL. c. Wright,
| Mrs q. w. Donham, Mrs. c. w. West,
Mrs. J. p. Olson, Mrs. John Floyd, Mrs.
II. Davis, Mrs, A. Roseeler, Mrs. j. Par
| sons, Mrs NJ. Meek Mrs. M. Washburn'
| Mr.. M. Holsinger, Mrs. Thomas Beach
| and Mrs. Dave Small.
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versary, Mrs. A. G. Pinther enter
tanned with a luncheon at her home in
West Eighteenth street. The ouse
was decorated with red geraniums and
ferns and a big wedding bell of smilax
was suspended over the center of the
table. Covers were laid for Mrs. r.
Kibbee, Mrs. +. Keinze, MRS. N.
Schweiter, Mrs. ]. Sumner, Mrs. G.
Wight, Mrs. G.. Hanson, Mrs. r. A.
E-oody. Mrs. p, B. Brunett, Mrs. A.
| Schurt, Mrs w James, Mrs. Laura
| B. McClullen. Mrs. E. Swanson, Mrs.
]. Davis, Miss Ruth Davis, Mrs. W.
Oakman and Mrs. C. ,Keims.
In the evening Mr.. PintheT enter
tained with stag dinner, covers being
laid for f. r. Duncan, A, Schultz, L.
Dewey, p. Brunett and Robert Judge.
s.
The marriage of Miss Grace Louise
Rathkamp to William f. Burkenheger
was solemnized Wednesday evening at
| the German Methodist church, the Rev.
e. C. Janusch officiating. The bride.
attired in a gown of white satin with
long tulle veil, held in place with
wreath of lilies of the valley, carried
shower of bride roses. Miss Carol Es-
berger assisted as maid of honor, and
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