Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

luncheon Friday in honor of Miss
Halle Lund, a popular bride-elect, and
Mrs. Graham Widmeyer, nee Whit
taker. Covers were laid for Mrs. Rob-
ert Thompson Mrs. Walter Munday,
Mrs. Ralph Dodds, Mrs. Robert Wag-
ner, Mrs Allen Culver, Miss Pauline
Lund, Miss Gladys Sommers of Po-
mona, Miss Hazel White, Miss Lucy
Howell, Miss Edith Cochran of San
Bernardino, Miss Helen Page, Miss
Florence Frankland, Miss Evelyn
Cooper, Miss Alma Dodge and Miss
Edith Buchanan.
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Mrs. Mary L. Butterworth has issued
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss May ButterWorth, and
Thomas w. Powell. The ceremony will
be performed Tuesday evening at the
Orchard Avenue Baptist church,
Mrs. A. ]. Wallace of Harvard
boulevard entertained recently with a
tea at her beautiful home in honor of
the Entire Nous sorority of the Uni
versity of Southern California. Mrs.
Wallace was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. George F. Bovard and Mrs. w. H.
Armstrong.
DIR. Ardelia T. Hall of South Flower
street entertained with a miscellaneous
shower Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Sarah Overlook, whose mar
riage to George Helander will be sol
emni1ed July 8. The house was dain-
tily decorated with Shasta daisies.
Bridge was played during the evening,
Mrs. Kate Foster and Mrs. George
Garrison capturing the prizes, while
Miss Lillian Fairhurst and George
Helander won the consultations.
s.
Mrs. Henry w. Fitch of Harvard
boulevard entertained the AS You Like
1t Card club at her beautiful home Fri
day afternoon. The luncheon was
served in the rose arbor. The place
cards and score cards were hand
painted Cinderellas. They played Gin
derella whist. Covers were laid for
Mrs. G. A. McCollugh, Mrs. w. c.
Thompson, Mrs. r. c. Smith, Mrs.
Henry Hazard, Mrs. George 6, Jen-
kins, Mrs. C. Pease, Mrs. e. Parker,
Mrs. Martha Symes, Mrs. H. Morris,
Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs. H. G. Falkner,
Mrs. H. Arnold, Mrs English, Mrs.
Ellen Lacy and Miss Ellen Harper
Wheeler.
Mrs. Robert N. Pearson of Glendale
place entertained with 500 party re-
Gently Mrs. Pearson was assisted by
MIS- JulAeb II. HAOHS'
Mrs. 7. r. Anderson and her sister,
Miss Belle Hall, of 1906 Sunset boule-
ward, leave this morning for an ex-
tensive trip through the eastern states
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and Canada. Their trip will include
Grand canyon, Pixies peak, st. Law
renee river and the Thousand Islands,
and a sketching tour through the Cat
skills. Many affairs have been given
in their honor. They will be accom-
panied as far as Boston by Miss Anna
Mcintyre and Miss Lorraine Mitchell
of Glendale.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor of 34S5 South
Flower street entertained Friday even
ing in honor of her daughter, Miss
Julia Taylor, the pupils of the eighth
grade of the Thirtieth street school,
of which she is a member. The lawn
was hung with countless Japanese Ian
terms and punch was served out there.
The dining room, where supper was
served, was dainty with Shasta daisies
and ferns. The reception room was
hung with the class colors of blue and
white and ferns banked the mantels.
Games were played during the even
ing. Those present were: Misses Hazel
Sweet, Myrtle Tunnison, Mary Silnp-
kins. Eva Nelson, Ruth Hague, Mamma
Martin, Marie Hixon, Thelma Boyd,
Susie Taylor, Mollie Castera, Marie
Bachs, Hazel Foster, Agnes Couser,
Mary Dayton, Eve Foster, Dorothy
Lewis, Reginald Wetherell, Gus jack
son, Morey silver, Walter Mitchell, Roy
Fowler, Win Taylor and Thatcher
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Daily
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Imogene DAILY, ana
William Sherman Fisher, at Denver,
Colorado, wednesday, June 10.
Mrs. Joseph Kingman Ellison OF
Gramercy place entertained with
matinee box party in honor of Miss
Edith Furrey, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. c. Furrey, whose engagement
was recently announced to Ward Van
Duzen. The guests were taken to the
Alexandria afterward. covers were
laid for Mrs. Thomas J. Douglas and
the Misses katherine Kemper, Anette
Gibson and Elizabeth Gibson.
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Chauncey F. stining entertained
Wednesday evening with a dinner
dance at the Hotel Mt Washington;
The Japanese dining room was USED
for the dinner and red sweet peas with
tulle of the same color were USED on
the table and with the quaint Japanese
lights made a pretty setting. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II.
Neher, Mrs. Alfred b. Smith, Misses
Dorothy MacIeish, Rowena Newton
Marie Stockard, Alice Smith, Beatrice
Cutter, Gertrude Gooding, Moran DICK
inson, Helen Dickinson, Margaret
Bartlett, Mary Currier, Henrietta
Mossbacher, Lily Olshausen, Mabel
stuart. Helen Updegraff, Ethylin
Walker, Dorothy Fish, May Smith,
Margaret Briggs, Yerda Avery, Kath-
crime Smith, Willie Kerns, Bertha Nell
son. Grace Zerbe and 10. Gilbert;
Messrs. Robert l.. Leonard, Chauncey
f. SHILLING, w. c. Betcheller, j. W.