Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
Society

Mrs. Charles Rivers Drake of South
Hoover street entertained Monday aft
ernoon with most delightful dinner
party at the Hotel Virginia, where the
Drake family are passing the summer.
The luncheon was in honor of her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Drake, VINO
will leave for New York this morning
to enter Briercliffe Manor, where she
will pass the school year, and also
complimentary to Misses Hazeltine and
Lucy Sherman Of San Francisco, who
are visiting in Los Angeles. The table
was artistically decorated with a min
iature grotto, delicate pink shells filled
with roses Of the same hue and ferns
forming the centerpiece, While on the
outer edge were large shells also filled
with flowers. The place cards were
gold monogramed, with spray of ferns
and pink roses. Covers were laid for
the guests of honor and Mrs. Harold
Wren. Miss Lucy Clark, Miss Kather-
Inc Clark, Miss Gwendolyn Laughlin,
Miss Echo Allen, Miss Fannie Rowan,
Miss Flossie Rowan, Miss Katherine
Mellus, Miss Elizabeth Wood, Miss
Katherine Stearns, Miss Sarah McFar-
land, Miss Mildred Burnette and Miss
Pinita Drake.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newton Elliott
of 2144 Reservoir street, entertained
with a party at the residence of their
daughter, Mrs. Samuel G. Baille, in
Kingsley drive Saturday evening in
celebration of their golden wedding an
niversary. Four generations were rep
resented. The great-great-gran
er Mrs. Clarisse Benson, who lives in
Triangle, N. Y, was unable to be pres
ent. but sent congratulations. She has
passed her eighty-ninth birthday an
niversary. The children, grandchil-
dren and grandchildren planned
gifts of gold as well as golden pres
ents, and messages were received from
near and far with good wishes of their
many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
have lived for twenty-five years in
Reservoir street.
Mrs. A. d. Grove and her daughter,
Miss Lyllian Grove, entertained with a
delightful musical at their home in
South Flower street. The house was
decorated with carnations and ferns.
Among the guests were Rev. and Mrs
Baker p. Lee, Prof. and Mrs. Dupuy,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dunwell, Mr. ana
Mrs. e. Luther Trimmer, Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Killgore, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Snuth, Mr.. and Mrs Chaffey, Mrs
Welsh, Miss Welsh, Miss Helen Rock
well, Miss Jennie Lott, Miss Edna
Hastings, Miss Florence Hastings,
Miss Rachael Walters, Miss Hazel
Landers, Miss H. Alderton. Miss Edith
Prizes, Miss Lucille Adams, Mrs. Hutch-
inson, Walter Rorich, Kenneth Smith,
Charles Putnam, Mr.. Westourg, E1-
ward Hummel, j. A. Copp, Jr, and "
Vaughan.
In honor of Misses Hazeltine and
Lucy Sherman of San Francisco, who
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Clarke
in st. James park, Mr.. and MRS.
Charles Modini Wood entertained with
a dinner party last evening. The dec
orations were all in pink and green,
Killarney roses and ferns being used
with great profusion Gold mono
grained cards marked places for Mr..
and Mrs. Wood, Mrs. w. H. Perry, the
Misses Sherman, Mrs. lie Grand Reeu'
the Misses Elizabeth Wood, Florence
Wood Katherine Stearns, Kate van
Nuys, Mary Lindley, Lucy Clark
Katherine Clark, Hadley of New York,
Gen. M. H. Sherman, Harry Black
more. Maynard McF'ie, Morgan Adams,
George Reed, Philo Lindley. Carroll
Stllson, Henry Daily, Matt Head JACK
Somers and James Page.
DR.. and Mrs. Arnold Bruce Leavelle,
whose marriage was solemnlzed IN
oxford, Miss, have returned to Holly
Leavelle will be at home to her friends
at the Hotel Hollywood the first and
third Mondays. In honor of the young
couple a charming dinner was given at
the hotel by Robert McKee,
Mrs. Bernard Potter of S37 Kingsley
drive is entertaining as her guest her
cousin, George c. Lewis, U. S. A., who
is stationed at the Preside in San
Francisco. Mr.. Lewis Is on MS way
for visit in the east.
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The marriage of Mis- Rose Harris to
Hollis M. Fuller was solemnized at
the home of the brides father by the
Rev. N. r. Richardson last week. The
bridal party stood under a canopy of
ferns and white blossoms. The bride !
was attired in a gown of white lace
and carried q shower Of white roses |
and ferns. The maid of honor, MISS
Minnie Harris, in gown of blue peau
de sole carried an arm bouquet OF
white carnations. Little Beth Harris
as flower girl in white organdie and
lace, carried a basket Of rose petals.
Arthur Laport served Mr. Fuller as
best man. and the music was in charge |
of Mrs w. A. Travesy and Miss Olive
Powers. After a wedding supper Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller left for San Francisco, |
where they win make their home.
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Mrs. ]. J. Tyndall of Oak lodge, Gar
vanza, entertained with a box party |
at the. Burbank last evening. Her |
guests were the Misses Court Bigler |
Agnes Laage, Frank Martells, w A
Time and Arthur Time.
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Mrs. Franklin Goulding of Halldale !
avenue, is passing the week at Ocean
Park.
Mrs. J. G. Brown of Westlake avenue
will lentertain informally this after
noon in honor of her house guest, Mrs.
L. It. Curtis of Chicago. Twenty guests
have responded to invitations,
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Mrs. S. F. Wiles of Los Angeles, who
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Cowan 24S Ardmore avenue,
will leave next week for her cotton
near Heber, Imperial Volley,
s.
In honor of Miss Grace Travers, for
merly of San Francisco but now of
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Par
ker of 1000 Miramar avenue entertained
with a box party at the Burbank Mon
day evening After the theater de-
Iicious supper was served at the Parker
residence. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Dorothy Fairchild. Mrs. Cummings,
Mrs. Rambeau, Miss Marjorie Ram
beau, Herman Hauser, B. E. Burns
and Captain Clarence Jaigstorff.
Mrs. f. E. Kendall entertained with
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