Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Society
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Mrs. Stewart Macfarlane, Mrs. Robert
Brunton Mrs Bruce Hatch, Mrs
George Major Raiss, Mrs. Tarwin Har-
ris, Mrs. Harry Fryman, Mrs. Dwight
Hart, Mrs. Matthew w. Everhardy,
Mrs E. j. Brent, Mrs. Alonzo Lee, Mrs
Harry Harrington, Mrs. John Talbot,
Mrs. Daniel Mcmillan, Mrs. Harry Aus
tin. Mrs. William Macl1ie, Mrs. o. r.
Clark. Mrs. NJ p. Snyder, Mrs Burton
Prosser, Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Mrs. j. G..
Smith. Mrs. Martin -Hagan, Mrs.
Charles o. Nourse, Mrs. Walter L.
Covington. Mrs. Helm. Mrs. George
Taylor Mrs. e. w. Gillett, Mrs. Low
rey, Mrs Fred w. Armstrong, Mrs. X
Wilson, Mrs. Bastable, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Charles Smith, Mrs j. j. Hawkins
Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Ginteau, Mrs VIII
liam Murphy, Mrs. Donald G.. keeler'
Miss Deolittlc, Miss 1<reim, Miss Myre
Kreim, Miss Adams, Miss Maude ~.
Richards. Miss Arabella Lindsey, MISS
Raiss and Miss Hazel Rundge.
s.
Young men and women who will par
ticipate in the Scotch dance In the
Kirmess were guests at theater par
ty Friday night, followed by supper
at the Hotel Alexandria.
The chaperones for the dance were
also the hostesses, and included Mrs.
T. j. Fleming. Mrs. Walter j. Trask,
Mrs. Hamilton Bowman Rollins, Mrs.
Frank Thomas, Mrs. Willard Stimson
and Mrs. John G Mott
The guests were Misses Sallie Polk,
Virginia Walsh, Mercedes De Luna,
Caroline Garfield Genevieve Wilcox,
Margaret Fleming, Louise Fleming,
Charlotte Wadsworth, Rita Morres,
Vera Spring, Margaret Mcmillan, Edith
Bryant and Maude Morgan, and
Messrs. Harrell J. Harrell, Hilliard
MacGowan, Marcus Marshall, Gabriel
Duuue. John Garner, Hamilton Rollins,
Arden Day, Roy Ward, George Cas-
well, H. Lamb, Nelson Crandan and
Arthur Gillette.
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Mrs. S. f. Johnson of LenoX avenue
was hostess yesterday at bridge
luncheon. the affair being the first of
a series with which she will entertain.
Guests included Mrs. r. B. William
son, Mrs. H. K. Williamson, Mrs.
Charles B. Nichols, Mrs. II. Clay Bre-
den, Mrs. Frank A. Vickery, Mrs.
Frank Van Horn, Mrs. Sherman Pease,
Mrs. Wiley j. Rouse, Mrs. Edward c.
Maugauran, Mrs. Franklin Nichols,
Mrs. Lewis Ford, Mrs. Sidney Darrin.
Mrs. II. NJ. Binford, Mrs. Robert Ken
ney. Mrs. Frank Strong, Mrs, George
Miller, Mrs. George II. Wress, Mrs.
Wilbur Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hutchins, Mrs. Harriet Van Horn. Mrs.
Edward G. Dieter, Mrs. Walter j.
Wren and Mrs. r. II. Updegraff.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McCullen of West
Twentieth street entertained the L. w.
800 club Friday, having as guests Mr..
and Mrs. e, r. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Benz, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler and MIR. and Mrs.
Don Morgan.
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Miss Clara L. Funk, who for more
than a twelve month has been travel
ing in Europe with her slster, Mrs
Frank B. SilVerwood, has returned To
Los Angeles and is at home to friends
at the family home on Harvard boule-
ward.
Mr.. sherwood sailed from New Yorl,
January II for an absence of six
months in Europe. He will join Mrs
sherwood, who is in London, and they
will go to Egypt for the remainder OF
the Wir ter, making their headquarters
in Cairo. India, China and Japan will
receive leisurely attention, and they
will return to San Francisco early fl
June.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Marion Elsie Phillips
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Doug
las Phillips of West Fifty-first street
and Otto Melzer, which was solemnized
yesterday afternoon in Christ Episco-
pal church, Rev. Baker 2. Lee ofticiat-
ing.
The ladies of the jolly Birthday clut
entertained with a gentlemen's night
Wednesday at the home of the presi-
dent Miss Alice Donovan, on East
Forty-second street. The rooms were
gaily decorated for the event with
bells and ropes of red A musica
program was enjoyed, each member
participating, and games wore played
after which refreshments were
served.
The following we're present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Faulk, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HarVick, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Crone, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Behn
hardt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Betch
Mrs. Sadie Jockman, Miss Temple
Donoven, Miss Edith Councilman, Miss
Nellie Donoven, Mrs. Ida Smith, Mis-!
Alice Donoven. Mr.. + w. Ross. Mr.
Seldom Day, Boise, Idaho, and Mr.. j
L. Gully of Fort Worth, Tex
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Minnie Cook. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Cook o
South Workman street. and George
Potter, which was celebrated Wednes'
day evening at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. IL. G. Ferry of May
flower church, assisted by Rev. +. A
Field of Glendale performing the cere-
mony.
Mrs. f. Avery Mccarthy of Hershey
Arms was hostess Wednesday at a de-
lightfuIly informal bridge given in com
pliment to Mrs. William AVerll anc
daughter, Miss Averill, who have just
returned from an extended tour through
Europe and are stopping at Hershey
Arms for the winter. and also for Mrs