Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-10

a delightful reception yesterday AFTER
noon in honor of her daughter, Miss
Amy Marie Norton. The house and
grounds were decorated withs. flowers,
ferns, palms and tulle. The color
scheme Of pink was artistically carried
! out in the decorations. In the drawing
room, pale pink tulle was festooned
from the chandeliers and the bay Win
dows was artiscally done in ropes of
smilax. on the mantel were two great
baskets filled with My Maryland roses
1 and all around the room were great
! baskets filled with the same flowers.
| In the library red carnations and ferns
were used and the hall was beautiful
with yellow chrysanthemums. In the
! dining room, where punch was served,
I 200 American Beauty roses were ar
| ranged. An ochestra was stationed in
| the porch. In the pergola, where re-
freshments were served, Kentia palms
were banked in profusion and the en-
| tire walls were defined by ropes Of
smilax. Tea was served in the sum-
mer house, which was decorated with
Japanese effects.
Mrs. Norton was assisted in receiv-
! ing by Mines. ]. S. Van Doren, Adna
Nuys, j. Ross Clark. Charles Modini
| Wood, j. II. Rollins, H. B. Rollins, Ell
p. Clark, e. r. c. Klokke, Ernest Bry-
ant, Michael ]. Connell, owen H
| Churchill, Willard Stimson, w A.
Barker, William Fl. Holiday, Albert
Crutcher, w. A. Clark, 1r., Mattison
Stewart, r. c. Gillis, Boyle Workman,
John C. Mott. Frank M. Kelsey, Her
man Janss, c. c.. Carpenter, Henry o.
Eyersole, and the Misses Maize Mather
of Pasadena: Mollie Adella Brown,
Birdie Chanslor, Kate Van Nuys, Jane
Rollins, Sallie MacFarland, Emma Con-
roy, Katherine Stearns, Sallie Bonner,
TNTg .I-.k TTs, -
ence Wood. Juliet Borden. Marjorie
Utley, Marie Bobrick, Adelaide Gillis,
Josephine Buckley, Genevieve Wilson
and Walker. In the evening the young
people remained to dance. There were
over 300 invitations. Mrs. Norton and
Miss Norton will entertain with a large
cotillion early in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coston of
2629 Hobart boulevard announce the
marriage of their daughter Miss Marie
Gertrude Coston, to J. Edmund Dwan.
The ceremony was read at the family
residence Tuesday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwan left for a wedding trip
through the north and will make their
home in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison M. Bowler.
who have been visiting for the past six
weeks through the east, returned to
their home in Glendale place Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Harry f. Houk of 1850 West
Adams street entertained with a de-
lightful party on Sunday afternoon,
the occasion being the eighty-first
birthday anniversary of her mother,
Mrs. Thomas A. Carey The house was
decorated with flowers and ferns and
the tables in the banquet room were
SDread for sixty CHESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey came to Califor-
mia by way of Yuma with OK teams,
arriving in El Monte in 1852 Among
the oldtime acquaintances who greeted
the honored guest were Mrs. S. A. Par
ish, who was one of the overland party;
e. c. Parrish, N. S. Montague, Mrs.
Montague, A. G. Miller, Mrs. M. j.
Miller, Mrs. L. E. Wetherby, William
B. Allison, w. G.. McMullin and L.
M. Holt. Others present were Mr..
and Mrs. George McMullin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. w. e.
Carey Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Parrish, Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Holt, Mr..
and Mrs. Albee. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Klein, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry r. Houk, DR.. and Mrs. |
Burton, Mrs Wetherby, Mrs. S. ]. |
Carey, Mrs. Emma Junkins, Mrs |
MdD6l NIlllGIr MISS hAlilllO VnOIIlcIS5
Mrs. A. NJ Houk. Mrs Eva Rockhill, |
Mrs L. Wood. Mrs. Hale, Miss Mar
guerite Hale, Miss Garnet Hale, George
Houk, Floyd Houk, Elmer Weber,
Clarence Weber, Dr. Lesoine and Miss
Edna Holt.
In honor of Mrs. John William
Dwight of Washington, who is visiting
in Los Angeles, Mrs Randolph Miner
with a luncheon yesterday
afternoon at the California club. The
table was decorated with American
Beauty roses and covers were laid for
twenty-four guests. Mrs. Dwight will
be remembered as Miss Emma Childs,
one of the most popular of the Los
Angeles society bellies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lambourne, jr.,
of Ellendale place have returned from
a trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. E. T. Earl of Wiltshire boule-
ward will leave this evening for
weeks trip to San Francisco.
s.
Mrs. Carl Doran of South Vermont
avenue entertained with a bridge
luncheon yesterday afternoon. This is
the second of a series with which Mrs
Doran is entertaining this winter. The
house was decorated with a profusion
Of chrysanthemumS, lavender and
white being used except in the den,
where yellow and red blossoms were
Used in keeping with the oriental hang
ngs. Corsage bouquets of violets
we're the favors and covers were laid
'or Mesdames Willetts j. Hole, George
II. Kress, Lewis Clark Carlisle, Ed
ward C. Bellows, Frank Vickrey, Will
lam L. Jones, William w. Holder, P.
J. Hubert, Malone Joyce, r. H. Upde-
graft, d. e. Spangler, William J. Chi
chester, f. H. Nichols, A. j. Sherer,
Frank Bowles, j. c. Brown, e. T. I
Sherer, e. H Miller, Harry s. Hurl-
1ut, William D. Palmer, William I
Maclie, j. S. Parker, D. S. Richards {
If Pasadena; F. w. Strong, w. A.
j. w. Trueworthy, M. w.
Iverhardy, Leon #. Moss, George ]
Beck, Fred Belts, Charles l.. Hubbard {
Ind George Rector:
Miss Helen Mathewson and Mrs. ]
ieorge Drake Ruddy will entertain with {
reception in honor of Ella Wheeler ]
Wilcox Sunday afternoon, November
0, from 2:S0 until o'clock, at the 6
Arms in Wiltshire boulevard. |
Among the features of the afternoon /
will be a sacred concert. Three hun c
red invitations have been issued.
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Mrs. II. s. Hurlburt of New Hamp
hire street will entertain this after e