Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-27
Society,"

ST. James Park, entertained with
box party at the Orpheum Monday
evening The affair was arranged for
Mrs. McLanahan and Miss McLanahan,
who are guests here from San Fran
cisco. Supper was served at Mrs.
Woods residence after the theater,
with covers for twelve.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allison Gal
braith entertained with a theater party
and supper last night in honor of Miss
Blanche Leonard and Sidney A. But
Ter, whose marriage Is an event or the
week. The early part of the evening
was passed at the Orpheum and later
the guests repaired to the Galbraith
home in La Sale avenue, where sup
per was served. Novel table decora-
tions were provided and the supper
was served in decidedly novel style.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
George Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Bartlett, Miss Teddy Brown, Guy
Rusch and the guests of honor.
s.
The sudden and serious Illness or ID.
o. Mccarthy of Grand View street mas
abliged Miss Mccarthy to cancel all
social engagements of herself ana her
house guests, Mrs. George Shaw OF
San Diego and Miss Marian Harvey OF
Nashville, Tenn.
Several of the young women friends
of Miss Emie Luentzel entertained Tor
her yesterday afternoon with a mat
inee party at the Orpheum and tea af-
terward at the Alexandra. The Ia
bles were decorated with pink sweet
peas and place cards were appropriate
to the occasion with dainty sketches
of brides. Miss Luentzel is to be mar
ried in August and many affairs are
planned for her. The guests at the
function yesterday were all members
Of a club to which she also belonged,
and included Mrs c. B. Mccain and
Miss Mary C. Mccain, Miss Ethel
Dubbs, Miss Marie Nolan, Miss Kath-
crime Nolan, Miss Helen updegraf,
Miss Mary Cordary MISS AoeIalue G,e
Smith, Miss Julia Smith, Miss Clara
Leonardt, Miss Sophia Kubach and
Miss Anna McDermott.
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Mrs, Richard Greenhow was hostess
Yesterday afternoon at her home IN
Moneta avenue for Mrs John konler
Marsh, who is visiting here from her
home in Omaha. The table was dainty
with a profusion of yellow flowers ana
greenery and the place cards were mana
painted with Japanese figures. Ihe
guests were Mrs. Frederick L. Golds-
borough, Mrs. Thomas Milburn and
Mrs. G. e. stone. Mrs. Goldsborough
will entertain this afternoon Tor Mrs.
Marsh, who is her daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellogg, 1920 Fig
ueroa. street. entertained Monday even
ing with a dinner in honor of Mrs. X.
II Scribner of Cherokee, Iowa, VINO Is
a guest of Mrs. John Studebaker, llzo
Mignonette street. The table appoint
ments were white flowers and FERNS
and covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Scribner will be the guest 10,
dav at the home of Mrs. Edmund
burke Drake, 497 Manhattan place, at
a luncheon and musicale. Many OF
the guests will participate in the pro
gram. Among them are Mrs. John H.
Prince. who will sing; Mrs. LIE Roy
Hull who will be heard in piano Sc
lections. and Miss Marjorie Burlin-
game, who will also contribute sew
eral songs. Mrs. Drake, who is an ac-
comnIished pianist, will offer a portion
of the program also. Other guests Will
he Mrs Harry Goodman, Mrs. Z. ii.
kellogg. Mrs. John Studebaker, MRS.
II. C. Lawrence and Mrs. w. A. Alder
son.
Mrs. Harry Kay of Phoenix, Arlz.' Is
the house guest of Mrs. George NC
Intyre, 800 South Alvarado street, and
will be here until early in August
when she will leave for trip TO the
Orient. Mrs. Mcintyre entertained Tor
her guest with bridge yesterday after-
noon, The house was bright with VlVld
red carnations and ferns, ana nahu-
some prizes were offered, including
necklace for the honor guest. Among
tn. guests who played were: Mrs. Il.
q Fruhling, Mrs. Edward Rowe. Mrs.
Robert Schroeder, Mrs. A. e. Hough-
telin, Mrs NJ. ]. Hutchinson, MRS.
Frank Ryan and her guest Mrs. Z. X.
Elliott of Seattle; Mrs. John R. Prince,
Mrs. Leroy X. Daniel, Mrs. Neal X.
Taylor, Mrs. H. o. Wilson, Mrs Fred
erick C. Silent. Mrs. M. E. Johnson
Mrs. Lee Bancroft and Miss Gertrude
Adams.
Los Angeles guests over Sunday at
the Virginia included Mrs. w: j.
Hawkes., Miss Florence Donana, Mrs.
Paul Hoffman, Earle Remington, h.
P. Bryan, C. w. Darby, Mrs. M. e. L.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs George A. Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Connor,
Miss Connor, Captain and Mrs. Sry-
nondson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Fiance,
Miss Ropen, r. w. Burnham, j. Y.
BIaikin, DR.. and Mrs. H. E. South
worth, Miss Marguerite Kellogg, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Sibbald, Miss A.
Gibson. Miss e. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Wohman, jr., Mrs. A. l.. Pettin-
gill, Mrs. M. c. Smith, MISS roster,
Miss Gladys Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Whitesell, Donald w. Whitesell,
Miss r. Whitesell, Miss Ruth Sinclair
Ray Ziegler, Mrs. J. d. Mcfarland
Miss Jessie Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Fellows, C. C. Gillette, A. e.
Gillette and w. A. Gillette, Mrs. w. A.
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Dugan and Miss
Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fairchild,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mott, Master Jack
Myrick, Master Nat Myrick, Fred
Nickrent, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haupt
and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Lattemer.
Miss Norma Haines and Wilbur
Clayton McRee will be married at
noon today at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Haines,
1925 East Twenty-f1fth street. The
ceremony will be read by the Rev. F.
Lammer, pastor of the First Dunkard
church. Miss Haines will be attended
by Miss Marie Durfee, and Wallace
Haines will be best man. After the
ceremony there will be a wedding
breakfast for eighteen guests. The
table and house will be elaborately
decorated with carnations and aspar-
agus plumosus. Mr.. McRae and his
bride will go to Catalina for several
.,,oo1z. ov,5 ,,pop their return will go