Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-25
Society


reception committee and receive with
Ellen Terry after the performance
Monday evening will be Mrs. Alfred
Solano, Mrs Joseph Sartori, Mrs.
William May Garland, Mrs. Michael
j. Connell. Mrs. Charles Monroe, Mrs.
Adna r.. Chaffee, Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys,
Mrs. Stephen A. Hubbell, Mrs. George
A. Caswell, Mrs. Jaro Cochran, Mrs.
Hugh l.. Macneil Mrs. J. Ross Clark,
Mrs. Fielding Stllson, Mrs. Henry
O'Melvany, Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall'
Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant, Mrs. John
Hubert Norton, Mrs. Charles Modini
Wood, Mrs. Edwin 7. Earl, Mrs. John
Mossin, Mrs. Frank Hicks. Mrs. Will
liam e. Dunn, Mrs. Eli p. Clark, Mrs.
Shelley Tolhurst, Mrs Kate s. Nos-
burg, Mrs Godfrey Holterhof, Mrs.
l.. N. Brunswig, Mrs. 10. r. G. klokke,
Mrs. Thomas u. Newin, Mrs. c. d.
Viele, Mrs. Joseph Banning, Mrs. John
]. Byrne, Mrs Berthold Baruch, Mrs.
E. G. Bellows and Mrs. o. p. Clark.
A golden wreath will be presented
Miss Terry by Lieut. Gen. Adna r.
Chaffee asa token of the love and
admiration of the receiving party for
her and her remarkable achievements.
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In honor of the new members the
Delta sorority of the Occidental col
Iege will entertain with q weekend
house party at Balboa Beach. Those
who will enjoy the outing are Miss
Villa Mckee, Miss Celia Tucker, Miss
Ethel Barkelew, Miss Mary Noyes,
Miss Dorothea Davis, Miss Edith Os-
mond Miss Katherine Waddell, Miss
Eleanor Richards, Miss Harriet Sny-
der, Miss Elizabeth Horton, Miss
Elizabeth Elliott, Miss Clara Baker,
Miss Mayme Bauer, Miss Chloe Phil
lips, Miss Grace Sprague, Miss Mary
Allen and Miss Mabel Ward.
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Mrs. M. M. Mofitt of East Twenty
first street entertained with a jolly
party, the guests enjoying a big bon
fire in the garden, around which they
sat telling stories Afterward an
oyster supper was served and covers
were laid for Mrs. u. Burlington, Mrs.
e. Briggs, Mrs. H. Robinson, Mrs. M.
Iindahl, Miss A. Hooper, Mrs. j..
Rankin, Mrs. Cora Sutton, Mrs, It.
Dack, Miss Bertha Rankin, Miss
Byrdie Taylor, Mrs. Clara Spinks, Mrs.
Pearl Roop, Miss Amy Donaldson,
Mrs. M. Hampton, Mrs. Amy Boswick
and Mrs. A. Eack.
Mrs. Charles Van Valkenburg enter
tanned with a five hundred party at
her home in Gramercy place Thursday
afternoon. The house was decorated
with autumn flowers and ferns, and
the guests included Mrs. John Bur
rows, Mrs. Bruce Flack, Mrs. Earl
Oden, Mrs. Charles Gridley, Mrs.
Charles Stavnow, Mrs. Harlan Clath-
worthy, Mrs. Herbert Stinchfield, Mrs.
William r. Beardsley, Mrs. Walter
Lacey, Mrs. Clarence l.. Variel, Mrs.
Edward e. Sherer, Mrs. Robert K.
Wilson, Mrs. George Van Valkenburg,
Mrs. GaGdiner Howland, Mrs. Louis
Mooser, Mrs. Frank Snowden, Mrs.
George Leaver, Mrs. Fred Holbrook,
Mrs. George Kern, Mrs. Lucian Wilder,
Mrs. T. %. Lee, Miss Eva Stavnow,
Miss Juanita Lane, Miss Helen Mar
tin. Miss Eula Smith, Miss Mabel
Brown, Miss Corinne Thorkildson, Miss
Florence Howard and Miss Fritzie
Heiman.
Among the young women who have
been much entertained this fall is Miss
E. Walden of 606 West Tenth street,
who was the guest of honor recently
at a theater party given at the Or
pheum with luncheon at the AleXan-
dria afterward.
Mrs. A. Sulpizion of 1888 La Grande
street entertained with a dinner and
musicale Sunday evening. The house
NUNS and ferns. Covers were laid
for eighteen.
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Among the many hostesses at the
tennis tournament in Hollywood are
Mrs. Charles H. Lippincott and Mrs.
Jacob Stern, who are giving box
parties.
The marriage of Miss Florina Cen
dron to A. b. Rouselle was solemn
lied Monday morning at ST. Vincents
church in South Grand avenue, the
Rev. Joseph Glass officiating. After a
wedding trip to San Diego and other
points of interest in the southern part
of the state Mr.. and Mrs. Rouselle
will make their home at the Park
apartments in West Seventh street.
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The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Preluzsky, 424 West Forty-ninth street,
was the scene of a pretty wedding last
evening, when their sister, Miss Sal1e
Schneider, daughter of Louis Schnei-
der, became the bride of Harry Hor-
WITT, Rabbi M. A. Walter performing
the ceremony. The house was deco
rated with roses, carnations and ferns.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white crepe de chine, her long tulle
veil being held in place by spray
of lilies of the valley. She carried a
shower of lilies and ferns. Miss Lillian
Schneider, sister of the bride, assisted
as maid of honor and wore a white
lingerie robe over white silk. She
carried an arm bouquet of Cecil
Bruner roses. Simon Horwitz served
his brother as best man. After a short
trip Mr. and Mrs. Horwitz will make
their home in Florencita Park, where
they will receive their friends after
December Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Asher of Ver-
mont avenue have returned from a
visit to San Francisco. While there
they attended the wedding of Mrs.
Asher's brother, Arthur Goldberg, and
Miss Blanche Pursch. Mrs. A. Gold
berg, who has been passing the sum-
mer in New York, is the house guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Asher.
A delightful bridge party was given
Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of
the Maternity cottage. 127 Utah street.
Places were arranged for twenty
seven tables. More than $40 was
realized and there were nine prizes
given.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gorton, who have returned recently
from their wedding trip, the members
of the O. M. A. fraternity of Occi-
dental college entertained recently.
The frat house in Avenue Fifty was
decorated with red bells and smilax,
and the mantels and buffet suggested
the gridiron and footballs. Among
the guests were Miss Grace Mccoy,
Miss Harriet Moore, Miss Eva Sum-
mers, Miss Grace Vickers, Miss Edith
Tiball, Miss Lill Vending, Miss Mar