Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
Society,"

Lawry and Ellis Carleton Silsbee was
solemnized Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of the brides parents in Hor-
ton avenue, the Rev. E. 10. Andross
of Glendale officiating. The bride was
attired in her travelling dress of dark
blue silk and carried q shower of white
sweat peas and ferns. Miss Edith
Moore, in white lingerie dress, was
maid of honor and also carried sweet
peas. Mr.. Silsbee was served by Eld-
ridge Adams of Glendale as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silsbee now are on their
way to South Africa as missionaries
under the Seventh Day Adventists and
will sail from New York on the Phila-
delphia July 2. They will make their
home in Cape Town and will not reach
there before August 90
! Miss Mildred Proctor of Mllard street
entertained with a luncheon Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss Ida Spencer.
The table was decorated with coreopsis
and maidenhair ferns and the place
cards were hand painted sweet peas
The rest of the house was gay with
pink sweet peas and ferns. Covers were
laid for Miss Helen Shepardson, Miss
Gertrude Gilbert. Miss Polkinhorn and
Miss Ruby Wilson.
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Miss George MacGinnss of West
Thirty-hfth street left Friday on trip
| to. Vancouver, where she expects to
pass a month. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N.
Jones, who have been passing the win
ter at Long Beach, accompanied her,
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| The Deltas of Occidental college were
honored guests at an affair given by
members of the alumni chapter at the
home of Miss Hazel White in Kingsley
drive Saturday afternoon. The living
and dining rooms were decorated with
yellow coreopsis and the library in
sweet peas. Progressive games were
| played Miss Dorothy Davis winning
the first prize and Miss Leal Phillips
the second. Dainty refreshments were
| served at small tables. Members of
the alumni were Mines. William A. Ed
wards, Howard Frost, B. Gilhausen,
Walter l.. Munday, Misses Elizabeth
Hutton, Harriet Snyder, Elsie Stone
house of Pasadena, Leah Phillips,
Eleanor Richards, Helen Dickey, Gladys
Cole, Florence Wilson, Bess Vending,
Katherine Waddell, Katherine Daniel,
Lena Storey, Hazel White and Nino
Brown of Long Beach. Members in the
college were Misses Villa Mckee, Edith
Osborn, Mary Noyse, Ethel Barkelew,
Celia Tucker Dorothy Davis, Adele
Powell, Edith Hutchinson, Marie Lock-
wood, Edith Ireland and Mabel Cave.
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Miss Lillian Cox and Miss Irene Nc
MILAN of Hollywood will entertain with
box party at the Belasco next Satur
day afternoon in honor of Miss Vincen-
tia Hall, whose engagement to James
Irsfeld of Spokane, Wash, has been
announced.
The Canadian club will entertain at
the Womens club house in South
Figueroa street Tuesday night with a
dance and buffet supper. The Rev. E.
L. Howe will respond to toast, '"The
Canadian Club of Los Angeles" ana
the Rev. ]. D. Habbick to "Our Home 1
Land"
DR.. George Martyr of st. James park
is entertaining his brother Cardell
Martyr Of Cornwall, England. Mr..
Martyr belongs to the Sixteenth
Lancers.
Miss Ray Morlan of Manhattan place
will entertain with a tea at the Coun-
try club Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Helene Montague of Oxford ave-
nue., who was her roommate at
Berkeley. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Greene, nee
F'inkenstein, who have been touring in
an automobile through Southern Cali
fornia on their honeymoon, will return
soon and are planning an extended trip
to the east, visiting in New York and
i'll Los Angeles on their return.
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A jolly house party composed of the
intermediate class of Cumnock School
of Expression passed the week end at
Long Beach as guests of Miss Caroline
Ferris of Eleventh place. They were
chaperoned by Mrs. G. F. Ferris and
Mrs. w. N. Hendricks. Saturday aft
ernoon they witnessed the ball game,
and in the evening they were enter
tanned at dinner and dance at the Vir-
ginia. Among those in the party were
the Misses Caroline Ferris, Caroline
Abrahams, Cora Glass, Hazel Bly,, Char |
lotte. Lelande of Los Angeles, Mary |
Lennon of Santa Rosa, Hazel La
Croix of Long Beach, Louise Draper of
Prescott, Ariz., and Yetive M. Smith |
Of Pasadena.
The executive board of the Southern
California Woman'S Press club will
entertain with box party at the Or
pheum Tuesday for Mrs. David Cham |
bers McCan, the club president. Tea |
at the Alexandria will follow the the
ater. and there will be about fifteen
guests.
Mrs. Frank Wing Taylor of West |
Twentieth street left for New York |
Tuesday, accompanied by her daugh-
ters, Misses Barbara and Alma Taylor, |
ana ner son fT6uerlCk. 1n6y Will De |
met in New York by Edward Grey |
Taylor, who has just completed a |
course in Columbia university, and will |
sail June II for Europe, where they will
pass the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. M..Schneider, former |
ly at 6S2 South Burlington avenue, have
moved to their new home at 515 An
drews boulevard, recently purchased
from Albert M. Stephens. They will |
be prepared to receive their friends |
there after July /.
Mrs. Daniel G. Grant and Miss Dillon |
entertained Friday afternoon with re-
ception and tea at the home of Mrs. |
Grant in Commonwealth avenue. The |
house was decorated with Shasta dali
sizes, coreopsis and ferns. There were
200 guests present. During the after
noon Mrs. ]. F. Jones played several
selections on the harp.
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Mrs. Erasmus Wilson entertained last |
evening with a second of a series of
bridge parties at her home in Chester |
place. The house was decorated with |
ferns and greenery and there were
thirty guests present.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Gillette |
entertained with luncheon at the AL |