Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-10
Society

| n f interest to a wide circle of friends
and acquaintance is news of the
" engagement of Miss Mary Belle
Elliott and William Richards, formal
announcement of which is made this
morning.
Miss Elliott is the eldest daughter OF
j. M. Elliott, president of the First Ma
tional bank, an institution with which
Mr.. Richards was associated for sew
eral years before entering his present
field as architect and builder.
| No date has been set for the we'd
| ding.
Mrs. j. H. Bohon was hostess Tues
day at one of the most beautifully ap-
pointed of the late pre-Lenten affairs,
entertaining with a bridge luncheon of
| sixty covers.
| Mrs. Bohon's home lends itself cham
| ingly to a floral decorative scheme, and
| for the occasion an abundance of yell
/ low acacia blossoms was arranged
| through the rooms and daffodills and
violets had place on the small tables.
| Souvenirs of cut glass bowls were pre-
sented Mrs. C. S. Tappaan, who made
the highest score; Mrs. Shelly Toll
| hurst, victor in the most closely con-
tested game, and Miss Elizabeth Page,
who was awarded the consolation.
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| To meet Mrs. William Bingham
| Clarke, her sister and house guest, Mrs.
| Adna r. Chaffee has issued invitations
| for luncheon Wednesday of next week
at her home in Magnolia avenue. The
following Friday evening Lieut. Gen.
| and Mrs. Chaffee will give q dinner
complimentary to Mrs. Clarke, who ar
rived in Los Angeles Tuesday, and will
| remain several months prior to a trip
| to Europe.
Mrs. Chaffee has also sent out in
vitations for February II, when she
will give a luncheon for Miss Marion
| MacNeil and her guest, Miss Florence
Walton of East Orange, N. j.
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DR.. and Mrs. Shelly Tolhurst will pass
| the summer in European travel, and
are planning to leave early in April
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Miss Juanita Lane was hostess at her
| Grafton street home Tuesday at the
| meeting of a card club of which she is
| a member. Five hundred occupied the
afternoon, the young women remained
| for dinner and men friends Joined the
party for the evening.
Those enjoying the afternoon were
| Mrs. Harlan Clatworthy Mrs. Leo
| Bergin, Miss Marie McManus, Miss
| l41Id 1TdIlG, MISS LOulSe N1loo
| Frieda Ludeman, Miss Emmie Luntzel,
Miss Ethel Dubbs, Miss Florence Bart
lett, Miss Mayme Cliff, Miss Jean Cox
and Miss Elizabeth Riordan.
| -H.-
| Mrs Sydney N. Haskell entertained
with a card luncheon yesterday after
| noon at her home in Normandie street.
Mrs. H. J. Whitley will entertain
with an informal reception for over
| $50 guests this afternoon at Hotel
Hollywood. Mrs. George Martin Beck
| and Mrs. Nay will pour. The affair is
in celebration of the irbthday anniver-
sary OF the hostess.
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Mrs. W. v. Hirsch of New York is
the guest for two months of Mrs. Kath-
crime Althouse at the Burlington.
| s
Miss Bernice Marchrer of Thompson
street will be hostess at an informal
| tea this afternoon.
Guests, who participated with Miss
Marcher in the seasons dance in the
| recent kirmess, will include Miss June
| Eskey, Miss Irma Polaski, Miss Rose
! Hoffman, Miss Jennie Hartman, Miss
Jnue Eskey Miss Josephine Seaman,
Miss Brownie Carlisle, Miss Martha
Levy, Miss Sophie Dinkelspiel Miss
| Gladys Macdonald and Miss Hazel
| Mayer.
Mrs. C. w. Pierce of Rich street has
as her guest for the winter her mother,
Mrs. l.. w. Cook of Boston, Mass. Mr..
Cook is expected to reach Los Angeles
| Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank w. Miller of
| Harvard boulevard announce the en-
gagement Of Mrs. MilleTs sister, Miss
Mary Warren jerks, to DR.. Harvey
| Gordon Mcneil. The wedding will
take place in the spring and DR.. Nc
| Neil and his bride will occupy their
new home now being erected In Union
avenue.
| After a brief honeymoon trip to Cor
onado Andrew Francisco deputy county
clerk, and Mrs. Francisco returned to
Los Angeles yesterday and are at home
at the Hargrave apartments, Second
and Figueroa streets. A reception at
| which nearly 100 persons were present
was given in their honor last night.
s.
Mrs. C. C. Noble of Magnolia ave-
nue. entertained with a luncheon of
| fourteen covers at Christopher's Mon
day. Violets were used throughout the
decorations.
Guests were Mrs. w. Lockwood Mrs.
J. A. Stodel, Mrs. Sperry, Mrs Wal
lace. Mrs. Church. Mrs Eppling, Mrs,
William Brown, Mrs. William Weller,
Mrs Wilcox, Mrs. Noyes, Mrs Julia
Allen, Mrs. Knudson and Mrs Gerald
inc.
DR.. and Mrs r. p. McReynolds of
North Grand avenue entertained with
an informal dinner last evening.
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Rev. S. J. Kline and Mrs. Kline have
issued invitations for Monday after
noon and evening, when they will re-
ceiye at their new home in South Gates
street in celebration of their golden
wedding anniversary.
The marriage of fifty years ago took
place in Donovan county, Kan, but
Rev. and Mrs. Kline have lived in
Southern California for eighteen years
For the past three years Mr.. Kline has
filled the Office of bailiff in the United
States courts, but prior to that time
he preached the gospel for fifty years
in the Methodist Episcopal denomina-
tion, holding appointments in santa
Monica and other churches in Southern
California.
The marriage of Miss Bertha r.
Sonneberg. daughter of Mrs. Marguer-
ite Lewis of West Twenty-fourth
street. and N. ]. Ocksrider was SOL
emnized Sunday at the home of the
brides mother in the presence or rela-
tives and intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Schreiber
Of Tincoln street are expected to re-
turn tomorrow from a weeks visit In
Sacramento and San Francisco.