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The herald., 1898-11-27
Art Reception

Mrs. II. NJ. Pomeroy gave an art re-
ceptlon Friday afternoon at her studio
at No. $50 West Washington street to meet
Mrs. Vance Phillips of New York. who is
her guest for the winter. The new
studio, which is quite perfect in all its ar
rangements, was gracefully decorated with
pepper sprays, arranged as frieze. and
feathery masses of papyrus grouped in the
corners. Some exquisite work by Mrs. PHI.
lips was exhibited, among the most graceful
bits being portrait of Mrs. Anna Brant of
Chicago, done in porcelain, vase decorated
with an idea Undine, an italian piece repre-.
senting two mandolin players and an ex-
quisite piece called "Psyche's Wedding. /"
Mrs. Phillips has. method quite her own,
which is much more rapid than the old Ger,
man and French style and is wonderfullv
effective. Some of her work has received
high honors both at the Worlds Fair and at
the Omaha Exposition, and some of her
miniature work is very fine. A few pieces
of Mrs. Pomeroy's own work was also ex-
hibited and about eighty guests were enter
tanned with the charming display.
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Here and There

Miss Ethel Langford is spending few
weeks at Riverside.
Mrs. J. B. Merrill and Mrs. Peter Kiefer
are the guests of friends at Visalia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weeks have removed
to No. l24 North Avenue Twenty
Miss Helen Hack of Michigan City, Ind,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. U. Hack
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Girard Drake are at
home at No. 1881 West Eleventh street
Mrs. l.. +. Warren and Mrs. Fl. C.. Fisher
are the guests of friends in Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs. A. III. Naftzgar has returned from a
two-months' visit with relatives in the far
East.
Miss Louise Kalvelage of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. James Buckley, South Main
street.
The opening dance of the season was
given Monday evening at the California
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard j. Doran are at
home to their friends at No. 1881 Carroll
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. John BLY, will leave in few
days for years travel in Old Mexico and
in Europe.
Mrs. l.. D. Sale has issued invitations for
two receptions on the afternoons of Nov.
2S and 30.
Mrs. +. Steinman is at home on the first
and second Thursdays at No. 749 South
Hope street.
The Misses Marguerite and Rowena Moore
are in San Francisco for fortnight or two
with friends.
Mrs. Frank H. Breeks of San Diego is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. S. j Smith, on South
Flower street.
Miss Louise Aldrich of Portland, Or, is
the guest of Mrs. j. b. Alexander on South
Flower street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wiley Wells of Santa
Monica are the guests this week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradner Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Briggs are located for
the winter at the Crocker Mansion on
South Olive street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Ibbetson have re-
turned from visit of several months with
friends in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Story have taken
apartments in the Gardner G. Zellncr block
on South Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs John O. Tufts entertained
at dinner Thursday at their residence on
South Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd X. Rule, with their
guest, Miss Daisy Cross, and Frank Rule,
Continued on Page Twenty
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At Cards

Mrs. L. b. Brown and Miss Adelaide Brown
entertained at cards on Wednesday at their
residence on Portland street. The drawing
rooms were gracefully decorated with tall
vases and jars of pink roses and carnations
and the dining room, where Staten served
was all in red. The score cards were pinl,
hearts tied with narrow ribbons, and the
prizes were gold-topped> salve box and a
cut-glass vinaigrette. The Misses Beatrice
Wigmore, Violet Wigmore, Louise Bourke,
Nellie Clark, 1nez Clark, Susie Howard and
Grace Mellus assisted in entertaining. Mrs
Brown and Miss Brown will entertain in
formally at whist this evening and will be
assisted by the same young ladies.
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Miss Clara Antoinette Denker, second
daughter of Mrs. Louise Denker, and Geo.
W. Litchenberger were married Wednes
day afternoon at the brides home, No. 228
West Twenty-fourth street. Rev. Father
Francis X. Antille of st. Vincent church
officiated. The wedding was quiet one,
witnessed by only relatives and friends of
the two families. The floral decorations
were elaborate and exceedingly beautiful.
In the hall a screen of ferns, smilax and
chrysanthemums was. arranged, and behind
this Arend's orchestra was stationed during
the ceremony. The reception parlor, in
which the ceremony took place, was in
white and green. The grill work was twined
with smilax, ropes of which extended around
the walls, and quantities of delicate foliage
were interspersed with white carnations
and French knots of broad white satin rib
bon Portieres of smilax hung in front of the
large bay window at one end of the room,
caught back with bows of white ribbon
In the center was true-lover's knot of
ribbon, the ends of which were suspended
from the mouths of two white doves Be
meath this the bridal party stood during the
ceremony. Pink carnations and smilaX were
used in the back parlor. Around the wall
was frieze of smilax studded with carna-
tions, and large bouquets of the same were
placed about the room, adding beauty and
fragrance to the scene. The dining room was
decorated with chrysanthemums, smilax
and papyrus, the color scheme being green
and yellow. The long table was ornamented
with immense bouquets of white carnations
and maidcnhair ferns.
At o'clock the bridal party entered
the parlor to the strains of the Bridal
Chorus" from 'Lohengrin." The orchestra
continued to play softly throughout the
ceremony. at the close of which "Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March" was rendered.
The bride was accompanied by her uncle,
Henry Denker, who gave her away. Her
sister, Miss Leontine Denker, acted as maid
of-honor, and Oscar Mueller assisted as best
man.
The bride wore handsome gown of white
organdie, made over white taffeta.
She wore long veil of tulle, caught mp with
brides roses, and her bouquet was bride
roses, tied with broad white satin ribbon.
The maid-of-honor wore a gown of organdie
over white silk, and carried shower bou-
quet of pink carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lichtenberger left on the
night train for San Francisco, where they
will remain a fortnight. They will be at
home at No. 22S West Twenty fourth street
after January l.
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Family Reunion

Rev. and Mrs. Victor A. Henry gave q
family reunion and dinner Thursday at tbei,
residence on South Grand avenue. The
dining room was handsomely decorated with
draperies of pink tarleton, long ropes Of
smlax and masses of ferns and the table
was arranged with ferns, smilax and pink
roses. The members of the family present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Carter, Mrs. En-
lily j. Valentine, Mrs. Jacob Horton Of
Lordsburg, Misses Irene Carter, May Hor.
ton, Martha Horton, Anna Spahr Henry
Adeltha Henry, Emily Henry; Messrs
William Horton. Henry Carter, Earl b.
Valentine, George Valentine and Victor
Henry. Other guests were Mrs. f. J. Jun
kins, Mrs. i. w. Fox, Misses Eva Egleston,
jeanette Weston, Carrie Baker and Carrie
Jackson
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A. o. T. Whist Club

Mrs. L. M. Comey entertained the A. O..
7. Whist Club Tuesday evening at her
residence on Downey avenue. The drawing
rooms were gracefully decorated with yell
low chrysanthemums and a luncheon fol-
lowed the games. Those present were the
Misses Mary Henderson, Isabel Henderson,
Josephine Barraclough, Nellie Barraclough,
Louise Beattie, Agnes Jacobus, Myra Ja-
cobus; Dr. Francis 0. Yost, Messrs. Her
bert Yost, Homer Kennedy, w. Ii. White,
Herbert Pierce, Frank Sanborn and Brin-
nstool The club will hold its next fort
nightly meeting with the Misses Henderson
at 8l3 Downey avenue.
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For Captain Wankowski

A delightful dancing party was given
Tuesday evening at Kramer's Hall on South
Grand avenue, in honor of Captain Robert
Wankowski of the Seventh Regiment.
Arends orchestra furnished delightful
music, and supper was served in the ban
quet hall. Captain Wankowslsi was assisted
in receiving by Messrs. Ellwood De Garmo,
a. z. Brodie, w. p. jefferson and George
A. Fitch Among the guests were DR.. and
Mrs. w. II. Spinks, Captain and Mrs. II.
D. Alphonso, DR.. and Mrs Ralph Hagan,
Mr.. a4d Mrs Robert T. Brain, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Thaxter, DR..
and Mrs. Robert w. Whomes Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Pease, Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Petit.
grew, Roy Fallmer, Mr.. and Mrs. William
hnippenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McStay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Runde, Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Z. Nallkett; Misses Maude Newell,
Mabel Tanner, Cora Costerisan, Bird Riff
enberick, May Fox, Emma Mulkey, Jean
nette Armstrong, Mabel Ferguson, Georgia
Whitaker; Messrs. Irving Knight, John
Reardon, George Wallace, Arthur Stoll
claude Hellman, Curtis De Garmo, William
boWers, Walter Haas, Charles Binford.
Byron Oliver, Addison Day, DR.. Herbert
hequa, Thomas McCrea, Clarence Fer
guson, Don Carleton, Charles Bembrock
John Rifenberick Among the officers Of
the Seventh Regiment were Lieutenant.
Colonel w. G. Schneider, Lieutenants d
Z. Williams, Horace Sabine and Captain
Frank Reynolds.
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Nut Hunt

The Middle B class of the High School
gave nutting party Friday evening at tbe
residence OF Mrs. CA Baskerville on Soutb
Los Angeles street. The drawing rooms
were handsomely decorated with smilox
papyrus, potted plants and roses and fol.
lowing a series of games a luncheon was
served. The souvenirs of the nut.
hunt were small orange-wood baskets tied
with the High School colors, blue and white
and several handsome prizes were awarded
IN the games Those present were the
Misses Susie Van Wegener, Eula Smith.
trace Wilson, Edith Spencer, Elsa Lord,
Louise Ehrmann, Maude Harris. Edith
Berry, Louise Walter, Adda Twiss. Mae
Langbean, Edith Durand, Christine Wurtz
lies, Lea, Wyman, Hornbeck, Baker, Casey
Day, Teal, Reese, Lindley, Burchill, Mcssrs,
Walter Rels, A. G. Wynn, OKn Wellborn.
Hugh Neuhart, Wixom, I. Wiggins, Arthur
Marsh, Harry H. Baskerville, Albert Glass.
William Virgins, Harry Baxter, Crowell
Clark Miller, Edward Morrison, Edwards,
Alfred Snow, Arthur Yorba, Elon Kanagy.
Hefflefnger.
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Cards and Music

Mrs. E. f. Kaiser entertained informally
with cards and music Tuesday evening at
her residence on Carroll avenue. The games
were followed by a supper. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Matthey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Cheever, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaefer,
Prof and Mrs. Carleson, Misses Shaefer,
Warnigk, Adele Dodder, Brock, Lucy Rees,
Roeder, Vickery, French. Hayes, Mcknight,
Winter, Mrs Adams Messrs +. w. Gogle,
Olshausen, Moffett, Hall, Charles French,
Luckee, Cornwall, Reeves, Bosler, Winter,
DR.. French.
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For Mrs. Indart and Daughters

A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. Sepulveda, East Los Ange-
les, last Wednesday, where number Of
friends were present in honor of Mrs. In
dart and her daughters, visitors from Santa
Barbara. Dancing and refreshments were
INDUCED in. The Misses Villa rendered a
number of beautiful selections on the man
dolin and guitar. Charming Teresita Indart
gracefully rendered La Cachucha with the
castanets, to the great pleasure of those
present. Mines. A. Sepulveda, Mcguire, In
dart, Arata, Sogno, Rico, Misses Villa,
Misses Indart, Misses Arata, Messrs A. G.
Rivera, Sepulveda, T. Sogno, Arata, B. Z.
Rico and others were in attendance
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I. O. L. Club

The I. O. L. Club of twelve members
held its monthly meeting Thursday even
ing with Mrs. NJ. w. Driscoll, 1893 South
Figueroa street. The combined ages of the
club were 772 years. The members are
DR.. Anna Rush, Mines. H. A. Morton, L.
F. Goldberry, S. G. Potter, M. c. Hill, G..
s. Lisk, d. w. Danks, G.. L. Stearns, I.
Putnam, NJ. A. Fixes, Nj. Rogers, M. w.
Driscoll,
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;E1ES HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER u, 49,

with smilax, roses and carnations and a
luncheon followed the games Miss Waters
was assisted in entertaining by Miss Stella
Tinker and Miss Madeline Guttin, and the
guests were the Misses Silvia Ainsworth,
Florence Williams, Gladys Harpham, Helen
Sprague, Marjorie Sprague, Iva Van Epps,
Eva Tuttle, Helen Berce, Leila Simonds,
Mabel NORM, Florence Mitchell, Mary
Mitchell, Carrie Bryant, Ethel Hart of
RedIands
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Johnstone-Myers

The marriage of Miss Nellie C. Myers,
daughter of the late Thomas Myers of
Bracebridge, Canada, to Herbert Wave
Johnstone of San Dimas took place Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John r. Jones. pastor
of the Central Presbyterian Church and
was witnessed by large number of guests
The bride was given away by her brother
X. Holtby Myers. Her gown was white or
candle, trimmed with frills and lace, and
her flowers were white carnations and
ferns. Mr.. Nj. +. Mason presided at the
organ, rendering the Bridal Chorus from
"Lohengrin" and Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. The church was handsomely dec
Grated with palms, papyrus, smilax and
flowers and the bridal party stood beneath
a graceful floral canopy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnstone left at once for short tour
through Mexico and upon their return will
reside at San Dimas.
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Birthday Party

Mrs A. H. Busch entertained few little
guests Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Monmouth avenue, in honor of the
fourth birthday anniversary of her little
daughter Amy. The luncheon table was
charmingly decorated with pink carnations
and ferns, and in the center was a birthday
cake lighted with four pink candles. The
little guests were Georgia Off, Helen Jones,
Goodwin Bailhachc, Preston Bailhache and
Albert Busch Mrs John w. A. Off and
Miss Bertha Crouch assisted in entertaining
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Thimble PARTY

Mrs. Howard ID. Sale entertained mum.
Der of summer residents at Terminal Is.
land with an informal thimble party Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. H. NJ. Pomerov
who has recently become resident of Los
Angeles. The drawing rooms were grace.
fully decorated with pink and white roses
and smilax and luncheon was served on
small tables decorated with pink and white
carnations. A number of dainty shell-work
baskets ,and pin-cushions were awarded as
prizes for needlework.
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Cosprave-Borden

The marriage of Miss Helen Borden, ,daugh-
ter of Mrs Juliet Borden, to John O'Hara
Cosgrave took place Tuesday at the brides
home in San Francisco. The bride is the
sister of Judge Borden of this city and is
well-known in social circles here, having
been one of the maids of honor to the Queen
at the last Fiesta. Mr. Cosgrave is one of the
best-known journalists in California and is at
present editor of The Wave, which he found
ed some years ago.
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Tuesday Night Cotillion

The Tuesday Night Cotillion club held its
organization meeting last Monday after
noon at the club rooms at Kramers hall,
enrolling q membership of thirty-five coup
les. The club will give ten parties during the
season at Kramer's hall, the meeting nights
being every alternate Tuesday. The first
party will be given November 80, for which
the Catalina orchestra has been engaged.
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were Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dix, Mrs. NJ. Stubblefeld;
Misses Margaret Russell, Frances Russell,
Belle Russell; Messrs. James Russell, Jr.,
Alexander Russell; Masters Willie Dix and
Mallard j. Russell
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evening, and for the latter. two daintily
bound volumes, '"The Stckit Minister" by
Crocker, in silver and blue, and "The Vicar
OF Wakefield" by Goldsmith, in silver and
Nile green, were awarded as prizes. The
score cards were in the form of booklets
Weird Jack-o-lanterns decorated the draw
ing-rooms, reception hall and veranda and
the games were followed with a supper
The guests and members present were Prof
and Mrs. A. G. Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Stockwell, Mrs. L. M. Comey, Misses Pearl
Code, Ghita Carlisle, Daisy Connor, Jen
ME Houser, Jessie Richie, Alice Riley,
Christine Wiedeman, Lena Wiedeman, Rose
Swanson, Nellie Martin, Pearl Leeds;
Messrs. William H. White, Robert Rich
ardson, Frederick Richardson, James Rus
sell, Ben G. Tyler, William McKeag, Frank
Connor.
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Junior Cotillion Club

The Junior Cotillon Club gives its first
dancing party this evening at Kramer S
hall on South Grand avenue. The patronesses
are Mines. j. Murrietta, NJ Z. Allen, Wes-
ley Clark, Dan MacFarland, /. N. Van Nuys,
NJ. j. Smith and Cameron E. Thorn. Grace
full decorations have been arranged in the
banquet and supper rooms and the affair,
although an informal one, promises to be
one of the most delightful of the season.
Among the club members and their guests
are the Misses Bessie Alexander, Echo Al
len, Eliza Bonsall, Louise Bourke, Adelaide
Brown, Sabina Burke, Jane Campbell, Lucy
Carson, Victoria Carson, Hortense Childs,
Ella Clark, Inez Clark, Nellie Clark, Grace
Clark, Helen Del Vale, Alma Deming, Gen
eveve Deming, Mamie Dillon, Ada Dry
den, Virginia Dryden, Gussie Dunkelberger,
Blanche Engstrum, Annette Gibson, Elsie
Gibson, Marie Gordon, Ethel Gray, Evelyn
Gwynn, Azubah Higgins, Susy Howard,
Katherine Kemper, Gertrude Mason, Mae
McCrea, Louise Mcfarland, Geneveve Mul.
Inns, Lucy Mitchell, Clara Smith, Helen
Smith, Nora Sterry, Dorothy Studebaker,
Jette Thorn, Annis Van Nuys, Beatrice Wig
more, Messrs. Robert Allen, Winthrop
Blackstone, Don Carleton, Volney Craig,
Harry Duffill, Edward Dillon, Frederick
Engstrum, Charles Ensign, Edward Field,
Charles Ferguson, Robert Fulton, Lucien
Glasseil, Elwood De Garmo, Clay Gooding,
Frederick Hadley, Thomas Haskins, Nor
wood Howard, Volney Howard, lie Grande
Howell, Clarence Hubbard, George Kellar,
Frank Kemper, Augustus Knecht, Homer
Laughlin. Jr., Philo Lindley, Thomas Lee,
Earl Lewis, Walter Munday, John Muir
rietta, William Spence, John Posey Frank
Rule, Fred Shoemaker, Ralph Smith, George
Spence, Simpson Sinsabaugh, Norman Ster-
ry, Pembrook Thom, Russell Taylor, Carl
Tufts, Rex Tuttle, Glover Widney and Will
liam Worthington.
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En- Fanlille

Mrs. r. L. Beattie entertained at a
family dinner at her residence on Bush
street. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
b. Mckinney, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Waddngham; Misses Louise Beattie, Grace
Mckinney, Katherine Moultry; Messrs
Robert +. Beattie, William c. Beattie;
Harry Mckinney; Masters Waddingham
and Chester Beattie.
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Progressive Hearts

Miss Mabel Waters entertained at pro
gressive hearts Saturday afternoon at he,
home Oh West Adams street in honor of her
twenty-irst birthday anniversary. The
drawing-rooms were gracefully decorated
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Lizzie Eals of Pomona, Jessie Frazier, Ma
bel Vail, Kittie O'Neal, Fannie Franken,
Katherine Franken, Sadie Franken, Flea
more Bridges, Emma Bridges; Messrs. l..
Bristol, l.. Z. Myer, Edward Franken,
Brent Nealy, L. Vennenburg, Frank M.
Harlan, r. Conley, c. Miller, I'D. Sprecht,
G.. Il. Bridges, George Bridges and Richard
Bridges
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Story Tellers' Open Meef;ng

The Story Tellers' Club held an open
meeting Friday evening at the residence of
Prof. and Mrs. A. c. Connor on South Grif-
fin avenue. Cards and progressive needle
threading were pleasant features of the
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Family Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs James Russell gave de-
lightful family dinner Thursday at their resi-
dence on East Main street. The guests
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Westlake Card Club

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Quinn entertained the
Westlake Card Club Tuesday evening at
their residence on Westlaie avenue. Grace
full decorations were arranged with smlaX,
papyrus. carnations and chrysanthemtlms,
and supper followed the games. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Millard, Mr. and Mrs.
John i. Kanst, Mr.. and Mrs. jarrett, Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Z. Parish, Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Splane, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander,
Mrs. Julie Quinn, Misses Rookie Quinn,
Smith, Mabel Mallette, Messrs. Mills and
A. Z. Bushnell.
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Luncheon

Mrs. Georgia JIodgman of 226 Gates
street, East Los Angeles, gave delightful
luncheon to the ladies Of the Harmonical
Society Friday. The dining room was taste
fully decorated with chrysanthemums and
smilax The afternoon was spent in con-
versaton and recitations. Those present
were: Mrs Marsh, Mrs. Grasmere, Miss
Miller, Mesdames Smith, Cline, Mcclure,
Miller, Glands, Pace, Cutler, Proud, Kirk
bride. Walsh, Taylor, Abbott Weymouth
Bell, Serrott, Ledgerwcod, Battiger, Hazel
tine, Page, Hodgman, Wilder, Sturgess,
Catching and Robinson.
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Box Party

Mrs. Cameron Erskine Thorn gave a
box party at the Burbank on Monday eve
ming in honor of Miss Echo Allen, who
leaves soon for the East. After the opera
OF "NIkado" was ended the guests ad-
journed to the Thorn residence, where an
elaborate supper was served with refresh
ments la Mikado and decorations in
keeping The guests were Misses Echo Al
len, Ella Clark, Irene Stephens, Anna Fay,
Jette Thom and Messrs. Delos McGee, Al
Stephens, D. Brant, Clay Gooding, Will
Stephens, Harry Van Dyke, Erskine Penn
broke Thorn, G.. E. Thorn.
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For Friends

A delightful party was given Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
G.. Costa on East Tenth street in honor Of
Louis Costa The drawing rooms were
handsomely decorated with long ropes OF
smlax, caught in canopy effect overhead and
potted ferns and flowers were effectively ar
ranged. The reception hall was in peppers
and papyrus and the dining room, Where ar
elaborate luncheon was served, was in yellow
marguerites, carnations and ferns. The
Venetian Lady Mandolin Orchestra fur
nished some delightful music during the even
ing and there was violin solo by Lee Mil
Ter. Those present were Misses Flossie
Bruce, Ora Nancy, Helen Wilkins, Ethe
Landor, Zella lies, Evelyn Hanson, Fannie
Metzler, Minnie Heffner, Annie Probert
Susie Dougherty, Effie Pinkerton, Harriet
Chaplin; Messrs. Lee Miller, Harry Gilman
Fred Gilman, Lonee Mellus, Frank Hoffman
Mathew Finchant, Charles Prchard, Arthur
Skinner, Fred Eble, Joseph Bottiller, Clar
ence Cattern, Fred Costa and Victor Costa
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Cards and Dancing

The Chrysanthemum Whist club was de-
lightfully entertained last Wednesday even
ing ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred fucker
on South Grand avenue. The reception hall
was frightened with quantities of gay
chrysanthemum and the parlors with roses
and carnations After the games, dancing
and refreshments were enjoyed. The club
members present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Z. p. Fuller, Chas. Strange, w. p.
Martin, VIM Budingcr, G. S. Kons, With
erspoon, X. L. Wilcox, II. L. G. Webb and
w. L. Anderson and Mrs. G. c. Hart and
Master Henly Hart of Sacramento.
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For Her Cousin

Miss Nella West entertained last evening
at her home on South Griffin avenue in hon
or of her cousin, Charles Rucher of Company
G, Seventh Regiment. The drawing rooms
were charmingly decorated with slender
ropes of smiax, feathery masses of ferns and
tall vases of roses. The dining room, where
Christopher and Sparks served, was all in
green, and on the table fragrant masses of
volets were arranged in the center and scat
tered over the cloth. Games and guessing
contest were pleasant features of the even
ing, and the prizes for the latter were a
medallion, framed in gold; a cut-glass salve
jar and pear-handled paper knife. The
consolation prize was dainty calendar. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. West, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Bentley, Mrs w. w. Roblee
OF Riverside, Misses Lillian Samuels, Louise
Ambrose, Belle Chadsey, Alice Gordon
Grace Cole, Messrs. Charles Rucher, Edward
Chadsey, Arleigh Lemberger, Asa Keyes,
Irving Mcmillan, William Samuels, Guy
West and II. Ii. West.