Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
Society

w OMAN SO CIldIIlluS as MIu0
"A Frieda Langendorff finds friends
~ everywhere, and many Los An
geles musicians who remembered her
visit here last winter with pleasure
have been anxious to offer her their
hospitality during her present visit
AS her time was limited, however, and
as she had engagements for yesterday
at the Ebell club and tonight at Simp-
son auditorium, she was able only to
accept Mrs. E. W. Martindale's invi-
tation for Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Martindale asked few friends
to meet her distinguished guest at
luncheon, and a few other friends who
spoke German Joined the party later
for an informal musicale, where Nine.
Langendorff played the very unusual
role of audience.
Miss Hazel Runge, Miss HELEN Tape
and Miss Margaret Goetz sang, and
instrumental numbers were given by
Mrs. w. F. Botsford, Mrs. D. NJ. Rior
dan and Mrs. Martindale.
Members of the Jonathan club will
entertain with ladies night" Wednes-
day evening q formal dinner being
followed by a part of the ''jinks' pro-
gram given recently for the members,
after which dancing will conclude the
evening.
Madam Erskine NJ. Ross entertained
with a box party at the Auditorium
Saturday, having as special guests Miss
Conaty and Miss Lynch.
Tea was served at the Alexandria
later, where the party included Mrs. p.
G. Cotter, Mrs Henry O'Melveny, Mrs.
H. e. Andrews. Mrs. C. c. Desmond,
Mrs. L. N. Brunswig and Miss Dodd.
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The home Of Mrs. Kate w. Mason on
West 'Twenty-fourth street was the
scene last night of a charmingly ap-
pointed wedding, when Miss Dorothy
Marshall and Ward Waldo Todd
plighted their troth in the presence of
nearly half a hundred friends.
Decorations of green and white We're
arranged in all the rooms, and in the
living room there was an arch of car
nations and ferns in which nestled
bows of white tulle ribbon, and here
Rev. Baker P. Lee, rector Of Christ
church, read the Episcopal marriage
service. Miss Charlotte Cox and r. R.
Deming stood with the young people.
The bride was attired in a white
tailored going away gown with a mod
ish white hat, and carried a shower
bouquet of white blossoms. Miss Cox
wore pale blue chiffon and carried
maidenhair ferns. Will Harding fur
nished the wedding music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd will visit Cor
onado on their wedding trip, and in
their return will be at home to friends
in their new bungalow home at 1905
Budlong avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rumage announce
the engagement of their daughter Miss
Fearn, and Fred Cowell, formerly of
Denver. The marriage will take place
late Friday afternoon at the Rumage
home. Mr.. Cowell and his bride will
receive their friends after February l
at 1045 West Eighth street.
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A progressive dinner was enjoyed by
twelve young people Friday evening,
the first course being served at the
home of Miss Bertha Lull of Harvard
boulevard. In succession the merry
crowd then rode in automobiles to the
homes of Miss Ruth Reed in Rampant
street, Miss Florence Judd, Miss
Maude and Miss Ruth Wood in Will
shire boulevard and the last hostess
was Miss Olive Bennett.
Miss Gertrude Williams of Los An
geles was hostess at week end
house party in Venice, her compli-
mented guest being Miss Maude
Warrington. her house guest from
Berkeley. Miss Williams mother, Mrs.
j. C. Henderson, chaperoned the party.
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Miss Georgia Kelsey, who has spent
the autumn visiting in New York and
other eastern cities, has returned and
is at Ingraham apartments for the
winter
February graduating class of Poly
technic high school will entertain the
evening of January IA in the school
gymnasium in compliment to the June
Dgraduates. After a musical and lit
erary program, dancing will furnish
entertainment.
The June class will return the COM
pliment by entertaining the seniors
with a picnic in Rubio canyon Janu-
ary %. Private cars will be secured
for the merry crowd