Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

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Mrs. Fred German of 401 West Forty
fifth street entertained with a delight
fui luncheon Friday afternoon. Five
hundred was played and the prize was
captured by Mrs. N. NJ. DonneH. The
place cards were dainty hand-painted
affairs with young girls heads in col
ors. The guests were: Mrs. j. @.
Gardner, Mrs. Dallas Jones, Mrs. N.
M. Donnell, Mrs. AL Stein, Mrs Dom
aid Bertram Rose, Mrs. Frank hardy,
Mrs william Colcolough. Mrs. William
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Meyers, Mrs. 10.
G.. washington. The house was deco
rated with quantities of purple asters
and ferns.
Mrs. A. S. Lowe and her charming
daughter, Miss Irene Lowe, who have
been passing the past three months
travelling In the northern part of the
state have returned and are domi-
ciled in a cottage in Dudley avenue,
Ocean Park, for the month of Sep
tember
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Grier and their
daughter, Miss Ethel Grier, of Court
land, Ariz., are the guests Of their
cousin, Mrs. l. p. Abel, 410 Lucas ave
nue.. They will also visit with rela-
tives in san Diego prior to the marriage
of Miss Ethel Grier to ID. e. Fruitz or
Bakersfield which will be solemnized
Senten1ber y. Mr., and Mrs. w. Frank
Cow, formerly OF Los Angeles, are here
from Empaline, Mexico, to attend the
wedding OF their cousin, Miss Grier.
s.
Formal announcement is made by
Col and Mrs. Francis A. Eastman of
Chicago of the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Margaret Eastman Barry, to
John E. Martin. jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs John E. Martin of 600 North Yer
,a
formed at Riverside, Monday August
%. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Martin entertained with n dinner party
in honor of the young people, who have
gone to housekeeping in their new bun
galow in Bernicia avenue
Mrs. Harrington Brown, accompanied
by her daughters Misses Adelaide and
Lucy Brown, OF Vermont avenue, are
enjoying an outing at Catalina
owing to the sudden death of the
father of Capt. Harmon Ryus, the In
vitations issued by Mrs. Ryus and Mrs.
George Drake Ruddy for the bridge tea
to have been given Friday, September
o. have been recalled.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. wager, who have
been travelling in the east for the past
two months, have returned to Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bond Francisco OF
140t South Albany street, who have
been passing the last month at SQUIRREL
Inn, In the san Bernardino mountains,
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur o. Fredericks
of South Olive street are entertaining
as house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Frederiuks and family of Santa Bar
bara for week.
Miss Anita Brown of South Pasadena,
who has been visiting with her aunt
and Uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. II. #. Norcross,
at Coronado, for the last week, mas
returned and will go to Catalina for
short visit before leaving for wellesley
college September lS.
Mrs. Dora Clayton of Connecticut
street, mother Of George M. clayton,
is visiting relatives and friends In san
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Burke Drake
of Manhattan place entertained with
family dinner party Tuesday evening
in honor of the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. brakes father. G. II. Kellogg.
Mr. and Mrs. Drake have been passing
a week recently at santa BarDara'
; In honor of Miss Frances Wartelle,
whose engagement to w. B: winchester
has been announced, and Mrs Craig O.
Horton (who wac Miss I1fhmie Luent-
zeD a most delightful card party was
given by Miss Alice Atwell in Ocean
Park Friday afternoon, August 26
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In honor of Miss Lois Bach of Ann
Arbor, delightful FIVE hundred party
and luncheon were given Tuesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Sylvan Cahen ana
Mrs oscar Bryn at the home of Mrs.
CAheh, The house was decorated with
a profusion of golden glow and tins
place cards we're haild-painted sketches
done by Mrs. Bryn of some eharaeter-
tstic of the guest for whom 1t was IN
tended The prizes were won by Miss
zach and Mrs. r. L. Mullen. Among
fhe guests were Mrs. j. Walter Burn,
Mrs William Henry Jordan, 1r., Mrs.
J. c. White, Mrs. Sophia Todd, Mrs.
Edith Kinney, Mrs. Edward Mcdowell
Mrs r. 3. Caldwell, Mrs. r. l.. Miller,
Mrs Thomas Smith, Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Dudley Elfe, Mrs. George Parmenter,
Mrs. Earl williams of Ontario, Mrs. ii.
Rooney, Mrs. Hefhefnger, Mrs Ralph
Dodds. Mrs. Harry Whitaker, Mrs.
owens, Miss Edith Terlnant MISS MISS Eth- I,
al palmer, Miss Louise Bennett, MISS
Malanie Cahen, Miss Anne SFroconiz.
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Miss Olive L. Yoder of 1ts Elden ave-
n,te is passing two weeks at Oak Glen
Todge in the San Bernardlno noun
their three daughters, Misses Margaret,
Helen and Henrietta Macarthur Miss
Yndet. and Miss Margaret Macarthur
will return to the city in time to re-
slime their studies at the Polytechnic
high school September H.
Mrs. Robert H. Comstock, jr., of Chi
cago. Miss Grace Perkins and Miss Ona
Rogers of Santa Barbara, who has been
the house guest of Miss Perkins for the
past two weeks, left Thursday morning
10 pass the week at the ranch home OF
Mr., and Mrs Thornton L. Brotn near
Oxnard A large number of Santa
Barbara society young folk also were
of the party.
Mrs. James Wordeh of West Twenty
fourth street will entertain with a tea
tuesday afternoon at Levy's in honor
of Mrs. William p. Horn and her
daughter Miss Lucillel Ballard, who
will leave soon for an indefinite visit
in the east, and Mrs. Robert II. Com
stock 1r., of Chicago and Miss Ona
Rogers of Santa Barbara, who are
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
w. Perkins in West Twenty-fourth
street. The table will be done in pink
and green and covers will be laid for
Mrs. Horn, Miss Ballard, Mrs. Com
stock, Mrs. q. q. Howland, Mrs.
Charles e. Ramsay Mrs. e. Fl. Porter,
Mrs. T. L. Patterson, Mrs. Meredith p.
Snyder Miss Ona Rogers, Miss Grace
Perkins, Mrs. George w. Perkins, Miss
M. p Olmstead, Mrs. G. S. Kent and
Mrs. Worden.