Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-10
Society,"

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One of the engagements which has
aroused much interest among the
young society set of Los Angeles is
that of Miss Aimee Auzerais, daughter
of M. and Mrs. John Auzerais of
San Jose, and DIR. Milton Lennon, one
of San Franciscos most promising
young. physicians Miss Auzerais, who
visits frequently in Los Angeles as the
guest of her cousin. Miss Genevieve
Shelter of Cypress avenue, has large
number of friends here who vie with
each other to entertain her whenever
she comes down. She passed a month
or two here in the winter, and Miss
Shelter is now in San Jose, and Will
remain as guest of the bride-elect until
after the wedding, which is scheduled
to take place in October. Miss AuZerais
is a great traveller having been twice
around the world DR.. Lennon is a
graduate of Georgetown university and
later of the University of Heidelberg,
Germany.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Eunice
Flanders, daughter of Mrs. P. w.
Flanders and Horton Overton Hill
of San Francisco was solemnized last
evening at the residence of the brides
mother in West Thirty-seventh street,
the Rev. Robert j. Burdette reading
the service. The house was decorated
with a profusion of white carnations,
pink roses and ferns The bride was
unattended and wore dainty gown OF
white batiste. Her going away gown
was blue cloth with hat and gloves to
match. Mr. and Mrs. Hill left imme-
diately for San Francisco, where they
will make their home
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In honor of DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Burton of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill Moore Grigg entertained in
formally on Monday evening at their
home on Gramercy place. During the
evening some lyrics were read by Mrs.
McCluskey, with the accompaniment of
her unique instrument, the psaltery
and Mrs. Grigg and Miss Dillon gave
rendition of Browning's saul with
the setting of music composed for the
poem by Miss Dillon. The guests were
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel T. Glover, DR.. and Mrs.
Newell M. Hayden, Mrs. Kate Wisner
McCluskey, Mrs. Helen Steckel, Mrs.
Oscar F. Campbell, Miss Virginia Lee
Pride, Miss Fanny c. Dillon, Miss
Agnes E. Hedenbergh. Miss Anna L..
Hitchcock, Miss Zella Wood, Miss
Erma Lane, Miss Lloy Galpin, Crom-
we'll Galpin, Alfred Allen and Everett
C. Maxwell.
The Boosters club, which has been
having weekly luncheons in honor of
Philip A. Stanton, held it's last
luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Hollenbeck and entertained as guests
of honor Mrs. ]. A. Transue, Mrs.
Frederick H. FinlIle Mrs. Marguerite
Wise, Mrs. Dora E. Mullette, Mrs. c.
S. Thompson and Miss Adeline Stanton.
Among the golf enthusiasts who will
go north for the tournament is Miss
Katherine Mellus daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Mellus of West Adams
street, who will be the house guest of
Mrs Frank w. King and her daughter,
Miss Gertrude King at their charming
cottage in Carmelby-the-Sea
Mrs. George Mcintyre will entertain
| with luncheon at her home in South
Alvarado street Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Druery of 604
West Ninth street have gone to their
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months visit. During their absence
their house will be occupied by Mr.. anc
Mrs. F. c. Irish.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Colds
| borough will entertain with a dancing
party at their residence, 1920 Wesley
| avenue, Thursday evening in honor o.
their daughter, Mrs. John Kohlel
| Marsh, of Omaha, who is their house
guest. Mrs. Marsh will return home
the last Of the month.
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Mrs. Charles Coombes of Dakota
street, Pasadena, entertained with 6
card party, her guests being former
residents of Rhode Island, the former
home of the hostess. Among those
present were Mrs. D. c. Tinkham, Mrs
w. K. Cressley, Miss Mary Blundell
Miss ]. o. Kennedy and Miss Charlotte
Blundell.
Mrs. Carl A. Kuffer of Harvard
boulevard entertained with a bridge
luncheon in honor of her guest, Mrs
Howard E. Pratt of San Francisco
! Luncheon was served at small tables
and cards were enjoyed. in the after
noon. The prizes were captured by
Mrs. w A. Williams and Miss Nina
| Collins. Covers were laid for Mrs
| Louis Won Hoff of Houston, Texas;
Mrs. C. C. Heller Mrs. Edward
Brundige Mrs Harry S. Carroll, Mrs
Charles Stanton, Mrs. Ella B. Rose
Mrs. William F. Stewart, Mrs. Otto
A. Kuffer, Mrs. Francis r. Chalmers
Mrs. C. c. Wall, Mrs. Leon Taylor
Mrs. Frank Harvey, Mrs. George Gar
wood, Mrs. Margaret Bogie, Miss Bur-
della Collins and Miss Eta Shutten
s.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dougherty are
passing their honeymoon on board their
yacht Valkyrie cruising among the
Channel islands. Mrs. Dougherty was
Miss Edna NJ Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin H. Miller, and her
marriage to Mr.. Dougherty was an
event of last week. Both are enthu-
siastic sailors and have planned an
ideal trip on board their own boat.
in their new bungalow, 226 Lakeshore
terrace, after October l.
Miss Ella Douglas Rose, daughter of
w. E. Rose of San Francisco, is the
guest of Mrs. Bertram Donald Rose
of the Queen apartments for a few
weeks.
Mrs. John r. Prince entertained with
a charming luncheon at her home in
Leighton avenue Thursday afternoon.
Decorations were of palest pink ger
aniums and Shasta daisies combined
with maidenhair ferns. A large Jap
anese basket filled with the flowers
formed the centerpiece on the table,
and the place cards were dainty hand
painted Japanese scenes. Covers were
laid for Mrs George Mcintyre. Mrs.