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A Musicale

Mrs. Ed Penning gave charming mu-
sical Friday evening in honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Penning Anist Of Chi
cago. The decorations of roses, sweet
peas, asparagus fern and snowballs were
most effectively arranged. To the pro-
gram were contributed piano solos by
Prof. Angeloty and Miss l.. Grosser; vo-
cal solos by Mrs. Bertha Penning Amet,
Mrs. Grosser-Meyer and Mrs. Geo. Com
pere; violin solos by Mr.. Geo. Grosser
and recitations by Miss Josephine Will
liams. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Grosser, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Giese,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Compere, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Grosser. jr, Nine. Jelinek
NJ. Amet, Horton, Grosser- meyer, Miss
es I. Amet, L. Grosser, ]. Williams,
Messrs. Hopewell, George Grosser, Her.
man Penning and Prof. Angeloty.
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Pupils Recital

Mr.. D. H. Morrison entertained at his
studio in the Potomac block Friday
evening with pupils. recital. The dec
orations, Of roses. yellow jasmine and
smilax, were very artistic, and the pro-
gram was made UP entirely Of Ameri-
can composers for Mr. Morrison wisely
believes that the public cannot be made
too familiar with the best writers Of
music in America. and therefore De
Koven, Turnison, Graham. Arnold, Vic
tor Harris, Langacres, Buck, Va3nah.
Lynes, Mrs. Beach. Mrs. Sawyer, Mar
garet Lang, HELEN Hood, Foote. Chad
wick, Coombs and Gilchrist were rep
resented on the program, and the exc
cutants were: Miss Gary, Mr.. Stilson,
Miss Chapman, Mr.. Miner, Miss King.
Mr. Charnock, Mrs. Haskin, Mr.. Gage.
Mrs. Donate. Mr.. Barry, Miss Gibb.
Miss Haskins, Miss Beattie. Mr.. Cook.
Miss Bradshaw, Mrs. Parsons, Mr..
Zinck, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Sawyer.
Among the guests were: Judge Chap
man and wife, Mr.. King, wife and
daughter, from Iowa, Mrs. Baker from
Chicago, Mrs. Gage from Riverside. Miss
Aver, Mrs. Stilson, Mr.. Simpson, Mr..
Reynolds, Mr.. Joice Mr.. and Miss Fer
guson, Mr.. Avery, Mr. Haskins, Mrs.
Glib, Miss Pierce of Boston. Refresh
ments were served.
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House Warming

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Haneman gave q
house warming at their new residence.
30 Maple avenue, last Monday evening,
which was very enjoyable. The house
was prettily decorated with smilax,
roses and sweet peas. Music, cards.
dancing and refreshments were contrib
uted in turn for the entertainment of the
guests. Mrs. Baeur won first prize at
the game Of progressive euchre. Mrs.
Haneman received, assisted by her two
sons. Among those present were Mines.
C. w. Goodwin, w. Bailey, F. ]. Bauer,
w. Wagner, S. A. Crumrine, Winter, s.
Burkhardt, F. Hunter, VIM. Rommel. S.
Garrett, J. Spencer, T. H. Haneman,
Misses Eta Bauer, Anna Zaiser. Nettie
Rommel, Lille Winter, Effie Brigance.
Marie Sherwood Ethel Lerch, Mamie
Spencer, Inez Hannaman, Stella Hanna
man, Gussie Winter, Messrs, F. Hunter,
s. A. Crumrine, w. Bailey, C. w. Good
win, ]. H. Graves, F. J. Bauer, A. Barry,
j. c. M. Spencer, w. Wagner. VIM. ROM
MEL T. H. Haneman, w. Beitel, O. Zais-
er, T. L. Hieber, w. Lander, H. Hane-
man, S. Reed, A. j. Bowen, S. H. Garrett,
A. Haneman,
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Shakespeare Glass

The Shakespeare class enjoyed a de-
1ightful afternoon last Monday at Mrs.
Galpin's residence, 517 Fremont avenue,
studying the 1.-Two Gentlemen of We
roma" Mrs. c. S. Ward, who had the
class in charge for the week, sketched
the outline of the play. and gave thor
ough and exhaustive review of the plot
and characters, with questions relating
to the drama in hand were then passed
to each member and the answers
brought out criticisms on the aeon of
the play, the characters and the ending
Mrs. Eliel then read the scene between
Julia and Lucetta in act q and the pro-
gram closed with a selection by Mrs
Lottie D. Willard from scene 4, act T.
At the meeting tomorrow the class will
be in the hands of Mrs. Mcclure and the
play "The Comedy of Errors"
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Samm-RoWe

Miss Carrie Rowe and Herbert Samm
were married at the Friends church,
Downey avenue, Wednesday evening,
the Rev. Rhoda M. Hare officiating.
The Rev. G. E. Tebbetts of Pasadena as
sisted. Miss AnnieHuonyentt attend
ed the bride, and Mr.. Frank Rowe, the
brides brother, acted as best man. The
church was decorated effectively, and
about one hundred relatives and friends
were present. The bride was gowned in
handsome travelling suit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samm accompanied by Miss HUI
onyentt will sail for San Francisco
about the Gath of May for Alaska, where
they viii found mission at Kotzebue
Sound.
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pie. There will be report Of the school
for Hindu child widows and short ad-
dress by Miss Taylor. returned mission
ary from India.
A course of free lectures will be given
at the Los Angeles Theater at 8 p. m.
May 20ta. 25th, and 2Sth, by the Rev.
Patrick C. Yorke Of San Francisco. un-
der the auspices of 1.-THE Catholic Truth
Society,"" to which all are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Payne gave a
class reception at their academy, Illi-
nois hall. AS 1t was rose ball." eve
rybody was decorated with roses, and
dancing was enjoyed from to II.
The Assistance League met yesterday
afternoon, informally, at Mrs. Fred
Griffith's, on Twenty-eighth street. The
next meeting will be Saturday, May 22d,
at the residence Of Miss Van Dyke, 321
South Olive street.
Mr.. John W. Slack, the courteous and
affable clerk of the Westminster, sails
Thursday for San Francisco. Mr.. Slack
will spend the summer in the northern
part Of the state, returning to Los An
geles in the fall.
Count Bozenta and his wife, Madame
XnOuJcSAd, OCCuPlcQ d DOA ycSLCIOdy dl-
ternoon at the Los Angeles theater and
were interested spectators to the inter-
probation Of Romeo and Juliet" given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner.
The st. John Berchman's society OF
East Los Angeles will give an entertain
ment and social Wednesday evening.
May 26th. A fine program has been ar
ranged. Right Rev. Bishop Montgomery
will make the opening address.
Mrs Katherine Kimball Forest Of New
York will spend the summer in Los An
|geles. Mrs Forest arrived last week
accompanied by Misses Lucia and Edith
Forest, and is with her sister, Mrs. Ly-
man s. Thompson. 1877 Alvarado street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Modini Wood, Mrs.
Jennie Kempton and Miss Mary O'Don-
oghue spent Thursday night on Echo
mountain, and contributed an informal
the homeopathic convention in session
there.
All ladies who were members of the
Woman's Bryan Silver club are re-
quested to meet at Odd Fellows build
ing, 2201z South Main street, room g.
Tuesday, May 18th, at $3.50 p. M, to make
arrangements for the reception of Mr.
Bryan.
The University Ethical club will hold
| its last meeting for the season Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Williamson
lon Jefferson street. The program will
lconslst OF paper by Prof. Hatch on the
Ethics Of Faust" and vocal solo by
Miss Ruth Hall.
The ladies of St. James mission, Cole
grove, will give concert and bazaar
| Monday evening, May 17th at the new
Lemon Exchange hall, for the benefit Of
the mission. An especially good pro-
gram is promised and the bazaar will be
In charge Of Los Angeles and Colegrove
society ladies.
Mr.. Humphrey Byron Kendrick, the
prominent dealer in Japanese works OF
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Here and There

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Schnable are at the
Hotel Bellevue Terrace.
Miss Carrie Waddilove left at noon
yesterday for an indefinite stay In San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patrick left
for the east Friday morning, where they
will shortly celebrate their golden we'd
ding.
Mrs. Frank Wing Taylor Of 243 West
Adams street will be at home Wednes-
day, May 10Th, and on the first and third
Wednesdays in June as well.
Mr.. Henry J. Kramer has issued in
vitations to a reception to be given
Wednesday evening, May 19, at the
academy, 139 West Fifth street.
Cards are out for an entertainment
and dance to be given by La Esperanza
parlor No. "a, N. D. G. w., at N. s. G.
w. hall, Wednesday evening. May 10.
Mrs. Coffey, Miss Alice Coffey and
Mr.. Titan Coffey, of Peoria, ILL.,, have
come to Los Angeles for an indefinite
stay, and are stopping at the Van Nuys.
Montgomery Council, Young Mems In
stitute, will hold a reception and smoker
at their hall, 5101s Downey avenue, in
honor Of La Mariposa" club, tomorrow
evening.
The ninth annual meeting Of the RAM
|abai Circle will be held Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock in Temperance Tenn
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Fortnightly Club

Mrs. W. H. Holmes of Boyle avenue
entertained the Fortnightly club Fri
day evening, in honor Of Mrs. A. M.
Mosgrove of San Francisco. After
few hands Of whist refreshments were
served and dancing was enjoyed. A
string orchestra furnished the music.
The decorations were sweet peas and
nasturtiuGs, effectively arranged. In
the library was the punch bowl, presid-
ed over by Miss Gertrude Workman.
Besides the members of the club, there
were present: Mrs. Schlosser, Misses
Davisson, Carrie Thompson, Mary Cot
man; Messrs. Russell Taylor and Gay
Lewis,
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Bonnie Brae C1uh

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Hubbard of 9O3
Burlington avenue entertained the Bon
ME Brae Card club Thursday night. The
decorations were artistic and beauti-
tul. In the reception rooms were sweet
peas; IN the hall and dining room nastur-
tlums, and in the sitting room and libra
ry were roses, all effectively arranged.
The guests of the club were DIR. and Mrs.
Cochrane, Judge and Mrs. ]. w. McKin-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Voigt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vollmer, Mrs. Winifred Hunt Miss
es Helen and Leila Fairchild and War
nick, Messrs, Ray Fairchild, Barnweil.
Charles Dick and DR.. Bryant.
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McLeau-Aldeu

A very pleasant wedding took place
at the Buckley hotel at o'clock last
evening. The bride was Miss Flora NJ.
Alden Of Denver, Col, and the groom
Mr.. John Lester Mclean. The bride
was gowned in a tailor-made suit OF
broadcloth, trimmed with gold braid
Only a few friends were present. The
parlors Of the Buckley were beautifully
decorated with flowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Mclean were driven to their new home,
1924 South Main street. Mr.. Mclean is
the we'll known superintendent Of the
Main street car line.
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Birthday Surprise

A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Ethel Sturgis at her home on
South Beaudry avenue Friday evening.
in honor of her thirteenth birthday. The
house was decorated with sweet peas
and smilax and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Sturgis, Mines. Baird, Montana,
Fredaini, Misses and Masters Richason.
Robie Sturgis, Fowlar Sturgis, Palm
Parker, Charlie Baird, Mamie Baird.
Bessie Church, Herman Heightman.
James Montana, Evelna Montana, Car
rie Frediani, Bessie Frediani, Mamie
Frediani, Johnnie Maclelon, Bertha
Heightman, Annie Slightly, and Clara
Merch.
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Mills Party

Mrs ]. Marion Brooks of South Grand
avenue entertained the Mills club Thurs
day afternoon. There was an infor-
NAL musical program, to which Miss
Mclean, ]. G. Stamm and Mrs. Brooks
daughters, Ethel and Loring, contrib
uted. Miss Helen Munday played the
accompaniments for the songs and for
Mr.. Stamm's violin solos. At the con-
clusion of the program light refresh
ments We're served. Those present were:
Mines. Davidson, Mclean, Harris, J. V.
Wachtel; Misses Davidson, Mclean.
Munday, and Miss Tomblen Ct Oakland
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Dav at Santa Monica

Mr. and Mrs. C. Modini-Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Skinner, Count and Mrs. Won
Schmidt and Mrs. w. H. Perry spent
Thursday at Santa Monica. The party
enjoyed a fish lunch at Eckert's and
spent couple of hours in the afternoon
with Mrs. John P. Jones, part Of the
time at her residence on Ocean avenue,
the rest in driving about Santa Monica.
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Surprise Party

A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Sylvia Tyrrell
last Thursday evening at her home. S15
Romonia avenue. Some very pretty mu-
sic was rendered and was enjoyed, after
which refreshments were served.
among those present were: Mines.
Elchner, Wilson and Tyrrell, Misses
Laura Croft, Ella Farrell, Stella Ester
brook, Sarah Esterbrook, Mary Farrell
anu hate Hlilefman, Messrs. Archie
Apsley. Lee Shepard, John Graves, Will
helm Dryfue, Artie Sherman and EN-
lery Megary.
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Pedro PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Carpenter enter.
tanned informally with a pedro party
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Dan
forth of San Francisco. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Will
shire, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Jackson, jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosmo Morgan, Misses
Gwendolen Overton, Ruth Adams, Lucy
Jackson, Messrs. Teale, Barnwell, Dick
inson and Gregory Perkins, jr.
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Birthday Party

Mrs. J. H. Calder entertained q num-
ber of young ladies yesterday afternoon
in celebration Of the fourteenth birth-
day Of her daughter, Miss Mamie Calder.
The parlors were very effectively deco
rated with roses and smilax. After the
young ladies had played games and
sung familiar songs refreshments were
seved. Those present were: Mines. j.
5. Parmeler, J. S. MCGEE. w. H. Krieger.
Misses Eva Brown, Eda Sutton. Edna
Young, Lulu Arms. Mabel Probert,
Annie Probert, Edith Probert, Edna
Balow, Alma Fleming, Florence Conley.
Rochelle Browning, Grace Thomson,
Bessie MCGEE. Lena Pierce. Masters
George Schleicher and Albert MCGEE.
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Dancing Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wing Taylor en-
tertained the membersof the Carrillo club
Thursday evening with dancing party
in the hall, corner Thirtieth and Main
streets. An orchestra of three pieces
furnished the music and the decorations
were palms, La Marque roses and smi-
lax. Refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
French, Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 0. Dow. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur New
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bruck, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Pepper DR.,
and Mrs. D. c. Barber, DR.. and Mrs.
Claire Murphy, Mines. Strange, Byrnes.
Misses Mcleod, Carr, Elizabeth Carr,
Day, Messrs. Augustus Graham, Smith,
Obear, Jenkins and Frank Walsh.
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Gard Party

Judge and Mrs. Bartholomew enter
tanned with cards Thursday evening.
Mrs. Pease won the. ladies' first prize and
Mr.. H. L. Pinney that for the gentlemen.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Pin.
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Innes, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. P. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Botsford, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sessions,
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Mr.. Skinner Entertained

DR.. Walter Lindley entertained Mr..
Otis Skinner at breakfast at the Cali
fornia club yesterday. The other guests
were: Messrs. w. H. Clark, William
LIE Moyne Wills, G. A. Dobinson, dra-
matte editor of The Herald; L. E. Mosh-
er, dramatic editor of the Times, and
Charles F. Sloane, dramatic editor of the
Express.
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salaxar Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Salaxar entertained
with a reception last evening In their
residence on West Twenty-eighth street.
Mrs Gilbert e. Overton and Mrs. A. H.
Naftzger assisted in receiving. The
Schoneman-Blanchar orchestra fur
nished music and Reynolds catered. The
decorations. which were very handsome.
and effective, were made under the d.
rection Of Mrs. Bancroft. In the hall
were maidenhair fern, smilax and anna
ryllis. Potted palms stood on the stair
way and the balustrade was twined with
heavy strands Of smilax. In the draw
ing rooms were white roses and white
clematis, in the Turkish room yellow
coreopsis; in the music room red roses
and ferns; in the dining room was q
canopy Of smilax and ribbons, and rib
bons, carnations and ferns were enec-
lively used about the room. Potted
plants were everywhere about, and with
the rich furnishings of the house, the
floral decorations which were every
where adapted in color and style to their
surroundings the ensemble was excep-
tionally beautiful. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Naftzger, Capt.
and Mrs. Gilbert e. Overton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Vickery,
Mr., and Mrs. Longyear, Mr. and Mrs.
de Urgirizi, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perez, Mr.. and Mrs. Edelster, Mr..
and Mrs. Burkhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Colts
chalk, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wander Leck. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Covarrubias. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Minot, Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Drake, Lieut.. and Mrs Miner. Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Gage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters. Mr.and Mrs. ]. B.
Francisco, Mines, Aiken, Kelly, Baker,
Wilcox, Longstreet, Misses Overton,
Russell, Sartori. Wills, Scott, Messrs.
Arturo Orena, Lu Vickery, Rice, Colts
chalk, Call, Sale, DR.. Wernecke and Prof.
AreValo,
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HALLIDAY Luncheon

Miss Alice Owen of San Francisco was
the guest of honor at a smart luncheon
given by Mrs. VIM. H. Holiday Thurs
day The decorations were of shaded
pink. From out of large Indian basket
Ia the center of the table tumbled ex-
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honor OF Miss II. Cresap of L60 AnGolea
About 10:so light refreahmente were
served at the home Of Mr.. Do Remer.
Those present were: Mines. Turner and
De Remer, Misses Bessie Reed. Dole
Cresap. Daisy Smith, Ethel Hoyt, Beu-
lah Harps. Helen Lawrence. Elsie Hoyt.
Aiys Rickels, Alice Ransom, Cora Hoyt.
Lillian Judy. Olive Rose. Myrtle KID
der, Ida Smith. Hallie Cresap. MessrA
Jack Jenifer, Willie Burr, Joe Rackels.
Clifton Judy, John Burr. Willie Smith.
James Jenifer, Robert Charles. Ed.
De Remer, George Lawrence. Grant De
Remer, Charlee Burr. Rert Rose, Ross
De Remer, and Everett Turner.
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Bicycle Ride

took another Of their delightful outings
this week (Thursday) and rode on BIZ
cycles to Santa Monica, where they had
fish lunch. The party, besides Mr.. and
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Mrs. Carpenter, were: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Wiltshire, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. jack
son, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Cosmo Morgan,
DR.. and Mrs. Shelley TQlhurst, Mrs.
Otheman A. Stevens. Misses Fannie
Danforth, Lucy Jackson, Ruth Adams,
Messrs. Teale and Callaghan Byrne.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Brand, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gridley, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucken-
back, Mines. Pease and s. G. Millard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. c. Haskins and Mr.. H. M. Russell.
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Pleasant Surprise

A very pleasant surprise party was
given Thursday evening to Mr.. Ray
Shirley of 1886 Bay street, in celebration
of his 18th birthday. Games, music and
dancing were enjoyed, and refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Mines, Coven, Hardesty, Arnold, Shir-
ley, Smith, Purcell Plough, Misses Marie
Shirley, Ray Shirley, Ollie Smith, Mar
guerite Babb. Lucy Hardesty, Grace
Riner, Jas. Walters, Ethel Cobler, Ray
Arnold, Kittie Purcell, Messrs. Eugene
Cobler, Jno. Parsons, J. Purcell, Jas
Walters and Chas. Hopper.
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Tallvho Ride

A very enjoyable tally no ride was
given from Fernando Monday evening
ny Messrs. Turner and De Remer in
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Quisite pelargoniums Of deep and more
delicate shades Of pink. From the chan
delier bands Of satin ribbon OF two
shades reached with a graceful festoon-
ed effect to the table. where they were
caught with big butterfly bows. The
place cards were sprays of pelargoniums
painted with water colors on rough pa
per cut in the shape of the flowers. Those
who were hidden to meet Miss Owen
were Mines. Victoria Harreli. Irons OF
Leavenworth, Edwin I. Earl, w. A. Bar
ker, Walter B. Cline, John T. Jones,
Granville MacGowan, w. H. Davis,
Ezra T. Stimson and Henry Wander
T.eck
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Y. W. G. A. Reception

The handsome new apartments Of the
Young Woman's Christian association
on West Second street were opened with
an informal reception Thursday after
noon and evening, which was largely at
tended The rooms are admirably
adapted to the purpose for which they
are used, and yesterday, in addition to
the customary appointments they were
effectively decorated with flowers. Large
clusters of callas and papyrus, yellow
marguerites, roses, pink and red single
poppies, potted plants and maidenhair
fern were placed about the rooms. Light
refreshments were served in the dining
hall. Mrs. Leonard Merrill poured tea
and Miss MAZE Bennett assisted her;
Mrs. j. M. Clute presided at the fruitade
bowl, assisted by Miss Alice Chambers.
In the afternoon Mrs. 2. D. Mathuss,
the retiring president, was quietly pre-
sented by some of her Y. w. C. A. friends
with a beautiful carbon reproduction
of the Mater Dolorosa, handsomely
framed. The following acted as recep-
tion committee: Mines. 2. D. Mathuss,
A. e. Page, w. c. Patterson, A. S. Av-
erill. E. A. Carter, J. S. Vosburg, L. A.
Ross, Emma r. Smith, NJ S. Johnston;
Drs. Rose Talbot Bullard and Kate C.
Moody; Misses Emma F. Rider, Martha
e. Teal. Cora L. latham, Ella E. Clark,
Clara P. Hull and A. A. Keyser.
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Lotto Party

Mr. and Mers. Henry vander-Leck
entertained with a lotto party in their
charming home on South Flower street
Thursday evening, in honor Of Miss Alice
owen of San Francisco. The decora-
tions, which were most effective, were
of wild mustard, carnations, roses and
eschscholtzias. The prizes. of which
there were four, were handsome and use
full as we'll. A cut glass salve bottle with
gold top, in which was set a large am
ethyst: a tooth-powder bottle, also of
cut glass with a gold top; an oblong
cut glass stud box, with gold top, orna-
mented with a rococo design in which
was set pretty bit of Dresden, and
small clock with a yellow enamel face
and a filigree gold frame. Mrs.
Fleming won the first prize, the
stud box; Mrs. T. d. Mott, jr., the salve
bottle; Mr.. Charles Henderson won the
first gentleman's prize, tooth powder
bottle. Mr.. Frank Griffith the clock
At the conclusion Of the game refresh
ments were served.
Those present, besides the guest Of
of honor were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard H Stimson. Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra T.
Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OMel-
veny, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Griffith, Mr..
and Msr. VIM. H. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Mott,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B Cline, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin T. Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Wigmore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grif-
fifth. DIR. and Mrs Granville MacGow-
an, Lieut.. and Mrs. Randolph Miner,
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. c. Drake, MmG. Vic
toria Harrell, Mary Longstreet, Misses
Alice and Mae Owen; Messrs. Charles
Henderson and A. H. Wilcox.