Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13

were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bartoseh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Horton, Miss
| Louise Escherich, Miss Helen Escher-
ich, Miss Helen Flory, Miss Edna
Neely Miss Mary Steifle Miss Mar
garet Steifle, Miss Mabel Spellman,
| Miss Grace Wilmot, Miss LEILA Jones'
! Miss Opal Rogers, Miss Hilda Mat
thews, Miss Poppy Mathews, Miss
Maude Tucker, Miss Eulala Wright,
Miss Delta Doner, Miss Bartosch, Miss
| Dora Newton. Miss Jennie Evans, Miss
Margaret Jones' Miss Jessie Sherman,
Miss Alta Ruddock, Miss Lucy Wag-
ner, Miss Meta Harmes, Miss Regina
Marback, Miss Fay Jones, Miss Jane
Peyne, Miss Lena Horton; Messrs. f.
! NJ. Washer, John Lynn, Harry Austin.
Ralph Fulkerson, Waiter Werdin, w.
L. Wager George Bush, II. II. Jewell,
S. p. Smyser, James A. Myers, Royal
| Foster, Merl Hickman Harold Nc
Donald, r. e. Crawford, Earl NJ. Ker-
sey, Roscoe Burghart, Ernest Roger,
Carl Hickman, e. Buckner, LIE Roy
Crawford, Robert Bartosch, lie Roy
Hartzell' John Cole Harvey Horton
| One of the interesting affairs of last
week was house party given by Mrs.
A Stutzer at the Carmene, Venice, in
honor of her niece, Miss Mary Afeck.
Mrs. Stutzer was q charming hostess
and those who enjoyed the affair were
Miss Esther Lawrence, Miss Cassa
Bell. Miss Ethel May, Miss Cora Glib
son, Miss Neva Lawrence and Miss
Marq Affieck.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fl. Burton of
Cherry street have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Vio-
| let Emily, and Carol Grove Dickson,
a newspaper man of New York.
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Pauls pro-cathedral in March, and Mr..
Dickson and his bride will make their
home in San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Kelley entertained
with a charmingly appointed dinner
recently at their home in Holden street,
whist being enjoyed later.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H V. Hoff
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Valiant, Mr.
and Mrs F. A. Coan, Mr.. and Mrs
Conrad Wambach, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Diederich Mr. and Mrs. ]. A
Crocker, Mrs. Vera Burt and Mrs. e. j.
Kiefer.
Mrs. De Forest Bowman, who arrived
last evening from Des Moines, Iowa,
will make an extended visit with Mrs.
E. W. Kidder and Mrs. H. w. Coombs
at their home in East Orange avenue,
Long Beach Mrs. Bowman has many
friends in LOS Angeles who will be
glad to learn of her arrival.
s.
Charles Elliot of Kansas City is in
Los Angeles for an indefinite stay and
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Leonard of Pine avenue.
Miss Minnie Rynez, who was Mrs.
Leonard's guest last week, Is in San
Francisco en- route to Salt Lake, where
she will visit friends before leaving
her home in Washington, D. c. Mrs.
Leonard entertained with a dinner and
several informal luncheons for Miss
RyneX.
Announcement Is made by Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. McKeen of South Eastlake
avenue of the engagement of their
daughter Miss Mabel and Roy c.
Sumner, young business man of Oak
land No date has been set for the
marriage which will take place in the
early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wilson of
South Boyle avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Cora,
and Leroy w. Prewitt. The wedding
will take place the latter part of
March.
The marriage of Mrs. Kate B. Rar-
don and A. W. Francisco was solemn
ICED at noon yesterday in Independent
Church of Christ by the pastor, Rev.
j. S. Thompson, the ceremony being
witnessed by relatives and few
friends.
Both bride and bridegroom have
many friends throughout Southern Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Francisco has lived in Los
Angeles since early girlhood, is a
graduate Of the state normal school
and for, several years was a teacher in
K arr county, hipb school Mr. Fran
cisco, chief deputy In the county clerks
Office. is prominent in club and fra