Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
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with the return of the summer trav-
elers from the seashore, mountains,
F1lropean and round-theworld trotters,
society is lifting up her head and be-
ginning to take notice. | hear rumors
of all kinds floating about which proph-
esy a most glorious season. The two
slIbscription dances are an assured GER
tainty, but the Bachelors club is still
undecided as to whether it will enter
tain for the women friends. There viii
be a bouquet of beautiful buds intro
duced to Madame Society this season.
and already dates are being set for the
introductions Among them Will be
Miss Elizabeth Hicks, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks
of West Adams street; Miss Florence
Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Wood of st. James park
Miss Amy Marie Norton, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Norton OF west
Twenty-eighth street; Miss Emma Con
row, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Conroy of west Thirtieth street; MISS
Mildred Burnett, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Burnett of South Beacon
street; Miss Kathleen Spence, daughter
OF Mrs. e. F.. Spence of Monrovia, and
Miss SalIie MacFarland, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan MacFarland in west
fTwentv-third street, and many affairs
are being planned for them both before
and after their coming-out parties.
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In honor OF Miss Amy Marie Norton
who has recently returned from
years travelling abroad, many ail I1l >
have been planned, Miss Kate van
N,1vs of West Sixth street entertaining
with a box party at the Majestic last
Monday evening, taking her guests 70
s1pper at the Alexandria afterWard'
Miss Mildred Burnett entertained Win
a dinner In honor of Miss Norton anu
Miss Emma Conroy Tuesday evening"
The decorations were in Halloween Ell
fects. and one of the features or the
evening was a gypsy fortune teller
dressed as a witch, who told the futures
of the Young people. Covers were lald
for Misses katherine Stearns' EllzapetIl
Wood. Florence Wood, Lucille clark,
katherine Banning, Sallie Bonner ana
George Ennis, Nat Head, Henry BlaCh-
more, Henry Dale, James Cordray, Pdui
Heron, James Page, {. W. IeIaIeIoii'
jr, and Raymond Moore.
Miss Jane Rollins. another debutante
of the season, was hostess with de-
lightful dinner In honor of Miss Norton
Thursday evening, the table decord-
lions being long-stemmed American
Beauties and covers were lald LOT MI
and Mrs Rollins, Miss Norton, MISS
katherine Stearns, Miss Emma Con-
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Addison Walker Miss Elizabeth Hicks
Jack Somers, James Page, Nat Head
Paul Stilson, Irving Walker, George
Ennis and Henry Dayly.
Another dinner in honor of the young
debutante was given at the residence Oh
Mr.. and Mrs Charles M. Wood IN ST
James park Friday evening with the
Misses Elizabeth and Florence Wood as
hostesses The table was dainty with
Dresden effects, Cecil Bruner roses and
forget-me-note predominating, with
maidenhair ferns. Besides the hostesses
and guest of honor the guests included
Miss Jane Rollins, Miss Elizabeth
Hicks, Miss Katherine Stearns, MISS
Mildred Burnett, Miss Sallie Bonner,
Miss Emma Conroy, and Nat Head,
Harry Blacxmore, Jack SomerS; Chard
sanford. Neil Brown, George Reed,
Henry Daily, James Page and Arden
Day. 80.
Miss Emma Conroy entertained with
a chrvsanthemum luncheon wednesday
AT her beautiful home in West Thrift
eth street, Miss Norton being the guest
of honor. The color scheme was yellow
and the table was glorious with great
shaggy yellow chrysanthemums. Among
those present were Misses COrrine Dill
man Of Sacramento, Sallie Mcfarland,
Elizabeth Wood, Florence Wood, Jane
Rollins, Mary Allison Walker Sallie
UJtley, Mildred Burnett, Katherine
Stearns dnd Elizabeth Hicks.
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In honor of her house guest. Miss
Eleanor woodruff of Guadalajara,
Mexico. Miss Hazel Childress, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa D. ,Childress,
1919 West Adams street, entertained
with a delightful luncheon Thursday
afternoon. The table was sweet with
violets, and covers We're laid for Miss
Elizabeth Wood, Miss Rebecca Howard,
Miss Ellen Bent, Miss Lois Salisbury,
Miss Mary Richardson, the guest OF
honor and the hostess. Many affairs
are being planned in honor of the
visitor among them Miss Ellen Bent,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bent of
East Avenue Nine, who will entertain
with a dance, and Miss Lois Salisbury
will be hostess with 9. bridge party at
her home in Menlo avenue.
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Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Glasseu Of Tropico
for the wedding Of their daughter, Miss
Andrietta Glassell, and Milton Clark
Somers. The ceremony will be read
Tuesday evening, November 8. Miss
Glassell has chosen Miss Marjorie
Derby and Miss Murel Stewart as her
attendants, while Jack Somers will
serve his brother as best man, and Will
liam Glassell, Horace Lansing and
Warren Wood win be ushers. Many
pre-nuptial affairs are being given for
the bride-elect, among them Miss Der
by win entertain with luncheon Tues
day afternoon at her charming home
in Ingraham street The guests will be
most intimate friends of Miss GlasseI
and in the afternoon a number have
been asked i'm to tea. Miss Derby will