Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
Society

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street entertained in honor of Miss
| Norton with a theater party at the
| Majestic, followed by supper at the
| Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs Van Nuys,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton and General and
Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee chaperoned the
| young people, Wednesday afternoon
| Miss Emma Conrey of West Thirtieth
street will entertain with a luncheon
| for Miss Norton, Thursday evening
Miss Jane Rollins of West Twenty
| eighth street will be hostess at q din
ner and Friday evening Misses Eliza
| beth and Florence Wood will give
dinner party at their home in St
James park Among the debutantes
| this winter will be Miss Norton, Miss
Conrey, Miss Florence Wood and Miss
| Mildred Burnett, and many affairs
are being planned for them.
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Mrs. Harry Jarman Of West Sixth
street entertained with dinner party
| Friday evening. yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS formed the centerpiece and the
table was lighted with yellow candles
in crystal candlesticks with silk shades
TO match. Guests of honor were Mr..
and Mrs William RiteH of Salt Lake
city and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott
| Crissman.
Miss sada johnson of West Twenty
eighth street left Saturday morning
for a visit to indianapolis, where she
will attend the wedding Of her cousin,
Miss Jane Kyle.
Miss Miriam Blondhein has returned
from a three weeks visit in Seattle
and Texas.
Mrs. Earl Roy Odell of Gramercy
place was hostess recently with a 800
party. the house being beautifully dec
GRATED with yellow chrysanthemums
and ferns. Those invited were: Mes
danes Joseph c. Wilson, s. r. Thorpe
Edgar German, Mabel Kingman,
Charles Gridley, Charles Van Valken-
burg, C. r. Rose. B. f. Church, w. B.
Hutton, M L. Wicks, A. W. Hutton,
Winnett, c. d. Swain, H. F. de Caller,
Wayland Trask, Josephine Holmes, ].
NJ. Peacock, f. B. Section, George
Beck, Harry Tower, T.. w. T. Rich
ards. Lillian Ayers, Fl. J. Whitley. M
q. Furr, John b. Knox, d. A. Nc
MILAN. U. G. Miller, Frederick Nell
ums. F. o. Harbeson. Henry Stewart,
T. T. 10y, ]. L. Phillips, Charles Ram
say, H. G. Warden, James H. Worden,
r. L. Patterson, c. s. Kent, John w.
Watson, Ernest e. Wood, w. A. Ryon,
e. T. Sherer, Harry Purdon, Charles
Van Worst, H. L. Knox, oscar M.
Headley, David Barry, B. A. Stockard
and the Misses Pauline Lynch, Lillian
Carlton, Lillian Hughes, Irene Knox,
Exile Kerns, Lula Elcan, Pauline Ell
can, Helen Kemper, Katherine Kem-
per, Eleanor Black and Belle Black.
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Mrs. r. S. Southwick entertained
with q dinner of ten covers in honor
of friends from Honolulu who have
been passing the summer in Los An
geles The table was decorated with
pink carnations and smilaX,
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DR.. and Mrs. Edward Strong Merrill
of Harvard boulevard entertained with
delightful reception on Friday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hoxworth Potter, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Rufus Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Elliott. The house was decorated in
Shasta daisies and ferns in the re-
ception hall in the living room and
dining room were pink carnations and
moss rosebuds and ferns, and the
breakfast room was lighted by can
dies and side lights covered by green
silk shades Miss Rose Carnes and
Miss Agnes Merrill served punch and
DIR. and Mrs. Merrill were assisted in
receiving and entertaining by Mrs. q.
W. Maxon, Mrs. w. A. Edwards, Mrs.
M. L. Carter, Mrs. ]. B. Merrill. Mrs.
Kate Gridley. Mrs. Mary James and
Miss Clara Parmelee. Over fifty in
reception 500 was enjoyed.
s.
Mrs. c. L. Newerf entertained in
honor of her card club recently, the
prizes being won by Miss A. NJ
Shields, Mrs T. r. Stimson and Mrs
decorated with a profusion of pink
cosmos and cut glass candlesticks with
pink candles and shades. The guests
included: Mrs. r. M. Matheson, Mrs
c. B. Rogers, Mrs. H. M. Engin, Mrs
Clarence Daniels, Mrs. Clarence Van
Waller, Mrs. William H. Newerf, Mrs.
Frank Delfel, Mrs. r. r. Simpson, Mrs
w. d. Newerf and Miss A. M. Shields
The wedding of Miss Olive Ellen
SEWER, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Sewer In North Primrose avenue,
Monrovia, to e. w. Bushnell was SOL
emnized Monday evening, the Rev. r.
A. Wander Las officiating. After a
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell
will make their home in Duarte.
f.
Mrs G.. A. Rathbun and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Rathbun, who have
been passing two months at Santa
Barbar and Miramar, have returned
and will be at home to their friends
the first and third Wednesdays at 1911
Fourth avenue, Country club terrace.
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Mrs wellington Burke of Halldale
avenue has issued invitations for a
bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon,
October %. Covers will be laid for
fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Squires enter
tanned with a delightful house party
for the week end at their charming
country house in Park street, Ocean
Park. All meals were served in cafe
teria style and all the sports of the
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardy
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Shoebottom, Mrs. Nellie
Meigs. Miss Lois Cook and Harry
Brown, George Rodenbaugh, Revel
Lindsay English. George Shattuck and
DIR. L. P, Kaull.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney p. Wells, for
merly of 661 Rampant street, who have
been making a two months trip
through Tennessee, are at home again
and will receive their friends in their
new home, 1870 Dillon street
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The marriage OF Miss Jeannette
Perry Conable to J. William Bowee
was solemnized Tuesday morning at
the home of the brides parents on
North Primrose avenue in Monrovia,
the Rev. III. Quimby of st. Luke's
Episcopal church officiating. The bride
was given away by her brother, M. E.
Conable. The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns and potted plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowee left for San Fran
cisco on their wedding trip and will
make their home in Monrovia on their