Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21

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two sons of West Twentieth street,
have been passing the month at Ava
lon and are now at home. Mrs. Coop
er will leave soon for an extended trip
through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Nimmer
with their children have returned from
months outing at Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Mckinney of San
Bernardino are the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Roy Drew in Lake street. Mr..
Mrs. Roy Drew in Lake street.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Cook with their
| two daughters, Misses Marian and
Edith Cook of Budlong avenue, are
passing the season at Manhattan
Beach.
A charming affair of Wednesday af
ternoon was. that given by Mrs. F. H.
Sears of Palmetto drive, Pasadena.
Bridge was played and the guests were
Mrs. Walter Montgomery Murphy,
Miss Kate Williams, Miss Mary Will
liams Miss Grace Clark and Miss Ju-
| liza Clark.
One of the most delightful tea par
| ties given recently was that with which
Mrs. William c. Humphries of Iowa
street, Pasadena, entertained at the
Japanese tea gardens in Fair Oaks
avenue, Wednesday afternoon. The
affair was given in honor of ten young
women who will celebrate in August
their birthday anniversaries. Mrs.
Humphries was assisted in receiving
by the Misses Mary and Ona Dick,
and Miss Mary Lambert presided at
the punch bowl. The guests of honor
We're Mrs. z. r. Mason, Mrs. Charles
Myers, Mrs. Andrew Henderson, Mrs.
Mrs. Clyde o. Dick, Mrs. H. T. Snyder,
Miss Eva Wood and Miss Dorothy
Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Childs of West
Adams street, who have been passing
the month at Coronado with their
children, have returned home.
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DR.. John Curran of The Netherlands,
who sailed on the steamer Noltke from
New York on the Mediterranean trip,
accompanied by Henry w. Busting
haus, has returned. DR.. Curran en-
barked at Italy and visited in Hun
gary, Vienna, Munich, Oberammergau,
Nurnberg, Dresden, Berlin, down the
Rhine to Cologne and Brussels, over
to The Hague and on to Paris and
London, sailing for home on the Kali
serine Augusta Victoria from South
hampton. July Is. While in Paris DR..
Curran attended the American cham
ber of commerce banquet, July A,
which was attended by all the promi-
nent Americans in the city. DIR. Cur
ran visited all the large cities in the
east on his way home but in every
large city both in Europe and America
he met friends from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Eads Of Elden
avenue left wednesday on an extended
trip through the east, stopping at San
Francisco en- route:
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In honor of Miss May S. Sullivan,
whose engagement to Robert T. Nj
becker was formally announced, Miss
Clara Sullivan entertained with a mis-
cellaneous shower at her home IN East
Thirty-fifth street Wednesday evening.
The house was elaborately decorated
with bougainvillea, asparagus ferns
and potted plants. The date has not
yet been decided upon for the marriage,
but it will be in the early fall. Among
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Busch, Mrs. Mary Tafte, Mrs. Jessie
Tilley, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Baumruk,
the Misses Anna Schaffer, Eleanor
Towne, Leonie Rayle, Lora Thomas,
Frances Lehman, Genevieve Sullivan,
Elsie Bauer, Anna Hovel, Nellie Tilley
and Joseph Martin, Gene Schollard,
George Tafte Charles Baumruk, Victor
Ashe, Robert Bird, William Tilley,
Joseph Finn, John Proerig and Foster
King.
Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Braesee and their
charming daughter Miss Gertrude
Bresee left Thursday for an extended
trip through the northern cities.
Mrs. A. H. Randall accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Juanita Bryant. is
passing the month at the mountain
camp of her brother, Seth Hartley, of
Cotton, at Lake Escondido
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Toland of South
Hoover street announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Ethel
Ida Toland, to Prof. Leonard M.
Frey The wedding will take place
early in September;
Mr. and Mrs. John Gates of Harvard
boulevard announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Anne Laughlin
Gates, to Frank c. Fullenwider. No
date has been set for the wedding
Mrs. w. L. Hazen Of West Twenty
eighth street is entertaining as guest
her niece, Mrs. S. F. Davis, of San
Francisco. In her honor Mrs. Hazen
entertained with an informal luncheon.
The table was gay with asters and
ferns and music and games were en-
joyed after the luncheon.
sMrs. Ray veazey of West Twenty
fourth street is entertaining as guest
Miss Florence Shapcott of Santa Bar
bara. Many small affairs are being
planned in honor of the visitor, includ-
ing trip to Catalina.
The marriage of Miss Lou Switzer
of Kansas City, who has been visiting
Mrs. Thomas Thomb in West Twenty
fourth street, to Victor Stumps was
quietly solemnized at Santa Ana We'd
nesday morning. Their friends were