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w. w. Welch, Mrs. Lou Webster, Mrs.
| George Boole. Mrs. Harry Webster. Miss
Emma Boole and Master Hal Webster.
Irwin Heron entertained a few friends
informally with cards Tuesday evening at
! his home on West Twenty-third street The
| guests were the Misses Gertrude Gooding
| Mabel Ferguson, Helen Carhart Virginia
Dryden, Ada Ford, Julia Mercereau, Clara
Mercereau; Messrs. Clay Gooding. Clsr-
| ence Ferguson, Glover Widney, Karl
| klokke and James Martin.
| A musical and social was given Tuesday
| evening at A. o. u. w. hall, under the
auspices of the Ladies' guild of Ascension
Episcopal church, Boyle Heights. An in
, formal program was presented by Miss
Jessie Bryant, Miss Hattie Pearson, Prof.
Payne and pupils Miss Charlotte Pink
ham, Miss Edna Bird, Miss Hattie Pear
son, Miss Charlotte Pinkham Mr.. w. w.
| Wyckoff.
Mrs. Robert McGarvln of South Johnst ton
| street entertained a few friends in honor
of Miss Minnie e. Beitner of Traverse
City. Michigan, and Mr.. l.. T. Bradford OF
| Boston. Vocal and instrumental music
was contributed by Miss Jennie Bigler and
Miss Agnes White. In addition to the
guests OF honor there were present Mrs.
+. L. Kulp, Misses Mamie Jean. Agnes
White Jennie Bigler, Mr.. Robert McGarvin
and M. A. Bronson.
The members of the Rain Makers society
| held a meeting Monday evening at the
home of Howard T. Brown, 523 Ceres ave-
nue. The following officers were elected
Mr.. Charles Clifford. president; Sam Pc
grift. vice president: Mr.. Alexander Ham
mond, secretary; Mr.. Ed Ueberhagen,
treasurer. After the business OF the club
was finished a short dancing program was
enjoyed, light refreshments were served
| and Messrs. Clifford and Ueberhagen
closed the evening by few mandolin se-
| lecuons.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nittenger of South Hope
street entertained I'VE Boys" and some
of their friends Tuesday evening. The en-
| tertainment consisted in the rendering of
the following programmes: Essay, G. NJ
Page; vocal solo, r. Mclaughlin; recita-
tion. e. r. Long; quartette, d. Falls, I.
| III. Falls, r. Falls and w. Hancock
defamation, George Oden; recitation,
Charles Hixon; violin solo. Maurice Grow
class paper, "Stilleto," Lloyd Hummer.
Refreshments were served. About fifty
young people enjoyed the evening.
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Silk Dress Goods

School of Art and Design on Wednesday
evening. March 2, by the Los Angeles Zin-
Sari club, of which she Is an honorary
member.
Col and Mrs william A. Heron and
| their granddaughter, Miss Louise Edwards
| of Pittsburg, Pa. will arrive on the 18th
! inst, to spend the remainder of the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Heron of West
Twenty-third street.
Miss Irene Emeric Stearns of this city,
and Howard Frederick Barber were mar
ried at San Francisco Monday. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Randolph Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. Barber
will reside at 1865 Fulton street, San Fran
, cisco.
| The Harmonious Whist club was enter
tained Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
kearney l.. Wilcox at their residence on
Rich street The decorations were smilax
and California violets The guests of the
club were Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
Stein.
Mrs. S. NJ. Webster of 1925 Estrella av-
| enue entertaind with a violet luncheon on
Wednesday. The decorations were OF smi-
! lax and vioets. The guests We're: Mines.
Low Webster. Harry Webster. George
Boole, William Welch and Miss Emma
Boole.
Mrs. Gilbert f. Overton gave d luncheon
reception Monday from u to . O'Clock. at
her residence on Portland street, to meet
Mys. Mitchell and Mrs. King Of Fort Grant.
Arizona. The decorations were purple
vio!ets and pink stock. There ere about
sixty guests.
The Oberon club was rendered pleasant
surprise party Monday night by the young
ladies of Boyle Heights at the club rooms
at the corner of First and Cumming
streets. Music was furnished by several
local orchestras. After series of inter-
estlng games refreshments were served.
Miss Louise Maud gave an outing Sunday
at Laurel Canyon in honor of Miss Flor
ence Scatena Of San Francisco The other
guests were the Misses Florence Scatena.
Aurelia Amllo. Louise Pillissier Helen
Roth; Messrs. Eugene Roth, E. c. Wilson.
Frank Barham, Harry Belcher, George
Giannino.
Miss Malwina S. Lampadius has arrived
from Leipsfc, Germany. to pay pro.
longed visit to her brother, J. G. H. Lam
padius, of this city. She will stay at pres
1910 Bellevue avenue, but will later reside
In East Los Angeles at Stonehurst, now
owned by Mr. Lampadius.
The Corillo club gave Valentine party
a Kramer's hall Monday evening. Arend's
orchestra furnished music for the dancing.
The programs. which were heart-shapsd,
were decorated with dainty designs Of
volets, In water colors. and the hall was
decorated with palms and smiax. About
twenty-five couples were present.
Mrs. S. NJ. Webster entertained at lunch
con Wednesday at flcr residence on West
Twenty-seventh street. The decorations
were of smilax, carnations, roses
and violets. The guests were: Mrs.
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Anderson Reception

Mrs. j. A. Anderson, jr., entertained with
large reception yesterday at her resi-
dence on West Beacon street. The deco
rations, which were very effective were
Gala lilies, white marguerites. smilax.
pink roses, carnations, violets and hya-
cinths. The guests were admitted by little
Miss Elise Anderson. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. J.A. Anderson Mrs. Sheldon
Borden, Misses Rie Anderson, Mary Rie-
man Hack, Irene Stephens. Elizabeth AL
exander, Virginia Dryden, Ida Works
Laura Works. Chelle Houston and Sarah
Goodrich. Miss Minnie Bryan presided at
the punch bowl Lowinsky's orchestra
rendered some delightful music during the
afternoon. Nearly one hundred guests
were present.
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Norton Valentine Partv

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Norton of Wes.
Twenty-eishth street entertained with a
large valentine party Monday evening The
rooms we-c eaborately decorated with
strings OF hearts, valentines and floating
cupids, a different color being used in
each room ard the lights shaded tc
match. The wide veranda and entrance
We're brilliantly Illuminated with electric
lights. The evening was devoted to the
game of hearts" The score cards for the
ladies were decorated in water colors with
cupids; those for the gentlemen with bal
let girls, the brushwork of Mrs. Bancroft
The table markers were comic valentines
and there were souvenir valentines for
each guest The young ladies who assisted
in punching the score cards were Misses
Lila Fairchild. Sada Johnson, Bessie Bon
sail and Sara Goodrich. The games were
followed by supper. About eighty guests
were present. Lowinskys orchestra fur
niShed the music
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its next monthly meeting. February "a at
S D. M, at the School of Art and Design
The subject will be Velasquez.
Cards are out announcing the wedding at
San Jacinto on February 22nd of Miss Le-
onora Ellis Elack and L. R. Bradley, a
former resident of University.
Lieutenant and Mrs. King of Fort Grant,
Arz have returned to their home after a
fortnights visit with Mrs. Madison w.
Stewart. of Monmouth avenue.
The G. E. X fraternity held a meeting
at the home of Carl Tufts on Grand ave
nue. Monday evening. when Messrs. Ed
Janss and Shnn were initiated as members
Mrs. O. p. Posey will receive with Mrs
William Bailey, at the lat;er's residence
No. $40 West Adams street, on the last
Wednesday in February and the first in
March.
Mrs. George A. Caswell will give an art
talk on Saturday, February &C. at the Fri
day Morning club rooms. The subject will
be: Modern Movements in the Nineteenth h
Century
Mrs. ]. Torrey Conner has issued invi-
tations for large reception to be given at
her home Monday evening. February 2S,
in honor of Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe of
San Diego.
The recently organized Brown club"
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Brown of Twenty-ninth street and Bud
long avenue.
The Philosophian society held an inter-
estins meeting Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. H. S. May, at the corner OF Vine
street and Vermont avenue. Refreshments
were served.
The Tuesday Night club enjoyed another
of its pleasant dancing parties at Turn
verein hall this past week. Lowinsliy' $
orchestra furnished the music. About
thirty couple were present
Bishop and Mrs. McCabe and Miss
Brouse of Fort Worth, Tex, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Welch will
leave Tuesday for st. Louis, where the
bishop will attend the conference.
A Valentine social was held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Marc c. Bettinger,
on East Twenty-ninth street Monday
evening, under the auspices of the Y. p S.
C. f. of Knox Presbyterian church.
Mrs C. Schwed of Somerville, n. j.. and
Mrs. H. schwed of Plainfeld. N. j.. are
visiting their brother-in-law, Max Schwed.
at No. 2713 East First street. They will
remain in California several months.
There will be a missionary rally and So
cial at the Second Presbyterian church on
February % from 10 until !. The commit
tee in charge includes Mesdames Bartlett,
Coyner, Parks, McBurney and Shorten.
Mrs. ]. Goldwater. of South Olive street,
entertained at whist Thursday afternoon,
in celebration of her birthday. There were
thirty guests, and the hostess was as
sisted by her daughter Miss Frances Gold
water.
Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe of Pacific
Beach will be given reception at the
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Guasti Hearts PARTY

Mrs. Secundo Guasti entertained with
"hearts" Wednesday afternoon at her res
idence on East Third street in honor Of
Mrs. /. Scatena. Misses Louise Maud.
Auretia Amillo and May Krille of Trinidad,
Col, assisted. and Miss Florence Scatena
had charge Of the punch table. Master Sc
cundo Guasti, jr., and little Miss Pearl Sea-
tena admitted the guests. The rooms were
decorated with smilaX, potted ferns, pink
and red carnations, acacia and violets.
The guests, in addition to those already
mentioned, We're Mines. Edwin Pratt,
Frank owen, Edward Chambers, Leon Es-
caller, j. c. Fletcher, Charles Tagsart,
Frank McGrath, Albert Sumption, J. nlich,
Albert Busch, August Fusenot, Louise
Maud, Marion Wech and August Krille of
Trinidad, Col.
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Arioso Club Dance

The Arioso club, a new social organiza.
ton. gave the first of a series of dancing
parties at Woods hall Wednesday even
ing. The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs F
Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wolcott, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Colby and Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Moore. The heart-shaped pro-
grams were decorated with water-coloI
sketches Of ballet girls. The executive
committee Of the club consists of Charles
L. Pleasance, president; Miss Connie
Wyneken, vice-presdent; Miss Minette
Robson, secretary; W. Solomon, treas
urer; Miss Myra Todd, assistant treasurer;
Misses Belle Robson and Effie Yam
cey, Drs. de Piller and w. \. Smith.
James Love and Maud Sigler. About fifty
couples We're present
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Earl Card Party

Mrs. Edwin Il. Earl gave a large card
party Friday afternoon at her residence OF
South Hill street, in honor of her sister
Mrs. Arthur Brown of Oakland. The dec
orations were very effectively arranged by
Mrs. Annie Bancroft, and consisted OF sni-
lax. potted plants, purple stock, violets
iris, yellow jonquils and acacia The score
cards were attached to broad ribbon bows,
on the long ends of which were bars OF
music done in gold and containing
snatches of the song. Take Back the Heart
That Thou Gavest." The prizes We're cut
glass powder box, with engraved silver
top, and a Russian enameled belt. The
consolation was q Dolton vase. Lowin-
sky's orchestra furnished some delightful
music during the games. and later a lunch
con was served upon tiny tables. About
eighty guests enjoyed Mrs. Earls hos
nitalifN
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Kaiser Kaffee .Klatsch

Mrs. e. +. Kaiser gave German kafree
k'atsch Tuesday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Carroll avenue. The decorations
were violets, potted plants smilaX and
white narcissus. Several musical selec-
tons were rendered by Nine. de Seminarlo
and Mrs. Francisco gave some recitations.
The guests were: Mines de Semlnario, l..
NJ Gottschalk, j. Bond Francisco. Ferd
Gottschalk. Roots Boecklin. Croft Adolph
Pitch Knecht, Charles Mathis, ]. Janss,
Wernigh of Alhambra Custer, w. +. Bots
ford c. Laux, Bryan. Joseph Kurtz. Brod-
beck Morehead Misses Roots, Knecht.
Janss, Wernigh Of Alhambra, Botsford
and BrodbeCk
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Orange Street Whist Club

The Orange-street Whist club was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Garrett
son Wednesday evening at their residence
on Orange street. Mrs. Garretson was as
sisted by Misses Reynolds and Genevieve
Deming. The decorations were of red.
yellow and white roses potted plants. red
verbenas, violets and ferns. The guests, in
addition TO the club members. were Mr.,
and Mrs. Neuer. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neazie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Simpson. Mr., and Mrs. Hutton OF
Watervile Mich. Mr. and Mrs G.. A.
Davidson, Judge George Miller of Seat
10
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Pandora Whist Club

Misses Cora and Grace Parker enter
tanned the Pandora Whist club Wednesday
evening at their home on East Twelfth
street. The rooms were effectively deco
rated with scarlet geraniums and ropes of
smilaX. The score cards. the work OF Miss
Grace Parker, We're unique pen and ink
sketches illustrating the story of Pan
dora's mysterious box. from which the
club derives its name. The games of Pro
gressive whist were followed by refresh
ments and music. Besides the club mem
bers the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Woods
and Mr. and Mrs Parker
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SiX-Hand Eucher

Mrs. Rufus H. Heron entertained about
sixty guests with six-handed euchre Tues
day afternoon at her residence on West
Twenty-third street in honor of Mrs. s. L.
Graham and Mrs. f. Ward Denys of
Sparkton-on-the-H Hudson The decorations
were peach blossoms, potted ferns, broad
cerise ribbons, poppies and smilax The
score cards bore designs of Brownies done
In water colors. Some beautiful prizes
We're won by Mrs. Kellam Miss Stephens
and Miss Patterson. Mrs Heron was as
sisted by Mrs. c. c. Carpenter and Mrs }.
Ross Clark
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Then the Girls Fled

1t is amusing to people familiar with
the Capitol to watch strangers examine 1t
and nowhere are these strangers so anus.
ing as when they are in statuary hall
where there are a dozen or more echo
stones. each of which creates q different
sort of echo, owing TO the pecuiarities
Of the acoustics created by the formation
of the ceiling Men and women old and
young. frequently afford the most anus
ing spectacies when the solemn guide ex-
hibits the wonders of these echo" stones.
There are also two pillars. one on either
side of the room, which are called the tele-
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Cole Luncheon

Mrs. George l., Cole gave a luncheon on
Monday to the Nassar students of Los An
seles and vicinity. The decorations were
pink carnations and Roman hyacinths and
gray ribbons, the college colors. The
guests were Mrs. W. p. l.. STAFFORD NIrs
Burr Bassell, Mrs Rider. Misses clara
Mueller, Embody, E!thea Embody ana lsa-
bel Boyce. The toasts and responses we're.
"Nassar,' Miss Boyce; The Empire
state" Mrs. Stafford "BacheIor Maids :"
Miss Embody; "Our Absent Husbands.
May They BE as Happy as We" the
hostess. After the luncheon there were
several musical numbers by Mrs. Rider and
the hostess
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Mrs. John p. Jones entertained with q

Mrs. John p. Jones entertained with a
delightful luncheon at Villa Miramar, her
hosptable Santa Monica home yesterday
Covers were laid for thirty-two. Twenty
ladies were seated about the large table In
the dining room, which was decorated with
a profusion OF fragrant violets. The other
table was laid in the library, and was dec
Grated with heartsease. Aside from the
hostess and Senator Jones three sisters,
Mines. Gorham. Lester and Hamilton. the
guests were Mines. Mitchell of Fort Grant,
John d. Hooker, Pierre Severance. Car
penter, Mary S. Caswell, Monroe. Gilbert
Overton, Walter Van Dyke, Wedemeyer,
Jaro Won Schmidt, s. B. Houghton, Gustav
Dussol, Mcfarland, Charles ]. Ellis, J. j.
Mellus, A. ]. Howard. Charles Silent Dor
sey, E. p. Clark, Seymour Locke, John L.
Platter, Cornelius Cole, Smith of the Sol
diers' home, 1. n. Van Nuys, Joseph Hors-
fall, Johnson, NJ. J. Newmark, c. Modini-
Wood and Miss Peel.
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Fre-Lenten Dance

large pre-Lenten dance was given Fri
day evening at Woods hall under the man
agement of Fred W. Shoemaker. The hal
was effectively decorated with potted
plants. supper was served by Christopher
and the music was furnished by the
Schonemen- Blanchard orchestra. Mrs. ].
NJ. Taylor Mrs. Fred \. Walton and Mrs
S. h. Lindley chaperoned the party. which
was highly enjoyed by about eighty cou-
pleS
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Valentine Party

A delightful valentine party was given
Monday evening by Miss Lulu Stedman
and Charles Stedman at their residence on
West Seventeenth street. The guests Were;
Misses Addie Meek. Eva Meek Daisy
Dalton, Pearl Wheeler. Addie Barnes
Mable Barnes, Christina Clark. Jennie
Perley, BensorS Nora Sterry. Messrs.
Tom Shore. WEI Shore, Charles Dalton.
Robert Nealy, Hamilton Spaldins. Hor-
ace Ferris. Arthur Van Gorder, Sterry.
Carpenter and Stanley Benedict The dec
orations were of pepper sprays and ber-
ries. Progressive games were enjoyed.
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Winter Card Club

The Winter Card club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Misses Tuttle a,
their home on West Twenty-third street.
luncheon was served at the conclusion
of the games, The guests of the club were
Misses Channel, Mabel Channel, Char
!otte Miller Lizzie Houghton, Myrtle
Brotherton. Christine Kurtz Helen KEN
per, Maude Newell, Sada Johnson Ivy
Schoder, Genevieve Smith, Flora Howes.
Gertrude Gooding, Dahl of Chicago. Hack
of Virginia. Lou Winder Irene Stephens
and Bird Chanslor.
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Benefit Entertainment

Mrs, Felix c. Howes of South Figueroa
street gave an entertainment Monday af-
ternoon for the benefit of the Flower Fes-
tival home. Mrs. A. p West, who made an
especial study of The Marble Faun" dur
ing her residence abroad. gave an interest
ing paper on the subject illustrated by a
large collection of photographs. Mrs
Lucia Burnett contributed piano solos
a fantasia by Chopin and "Consolation"
No. LiszD. Miss Williams contributed an
enjoyable vocal solo. and as an encore
sang pretty lullaby
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Anderson Gard Parties

Mrs. j. A. Anderson entertained with
cards Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
dence on West Eleventh street. The rooms
were decorated with violets, acacias. sm!-
lax and red roses. The score cards were in
purple and gold. Mrs. Anderson was as
sisted by Mrs. Alfred Clark, Mrs. Winder.
Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Rie Ander-
son. over sixty ladies were present. Tho
same evening Judge and Mrs. Anderson
entertained with hearts" when the guests
again numbered sixty.
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Howes Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Howes gave din
ner of twelve covers Thursday evening.
The decorations were OF poppies. voleIs
and yellow satin ribbon. The guests were
Or. and Mrs. W. l.. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. II. Busch, Mrs. NJ. L. Mccormack of St.
Paul, Mr.. Hubbard of San Francisco. Capt.
and Mrs. Gilbert L. OVerton and Mr.. and
Mrs Is Sa'aYar
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Rule Stag Dinner

stag dinner was given Thursday even
ing by Mr. +. X. Rule at his residence on
West Seventeenth street in honor of Geo
b. leighton Of st. Louis. president of the
Los Angeles Terminal railway. The deco
ralons were pink carnations, smlax and
ferns effectively arranged. The other
guests were Messrs. f. J. Thomas, ]. Ross
Clark, John f. Francis, II. j. Woollacott.
r, y. Gibson. S. b. Hynes. Gen. Charles
Forman, r. f. Gibbon, w. c. Patterson and
Col. H. G.Ots
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Sale Luncheon

Mrs. II, NJ. Sale entertained with lunch
con Friday at her residence on South Hill
street in honor Of Mrs. Leslie Wilson of
Chippewa Falls, Wis The rooms were
decorated with California poppies Mrs.
Sale was assisted by Mrs. l.. d. Sale. The
guests We're Mines. w. II. Perry, Day,
E. P. Johnson. Burdette Chandler, Evans.
Q. P. Posey, ModiniW Wood j. Ross Clark.
Charles Booth. Wallace, Kinney, Van
Giesen, Ira o. Smith, C. y. Sterry, L. w.
Bunn, Robbins, Bailey. Graham, Rufus
II. Heron and \. NJ. Stenhens
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Valentine Luncheon

Mrs. T. L. Scofield gave a Valentine
luncheon Thursday at her residence on
South Workman street in honor of Mrs.
George Strang. Mrs. Fl. Scofield and Mrs.
E. Collins of Omaha. Neb The decorations
were of smilax and pink hearts and the
tables were lighted with pink-shaded can
delabra. The guests were Mesdames A. L.
Scofield, Albert Scofield, George o. Ryder,
Frederick C. Potter, W. e. Hawkes., Henry
NJ Binford, William ]. Horner, Timer S.
Armstrong. j. A. Walker, Lawrence c.
Gates, +. j. Horner, John Horner and
LYDIA kimball
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Cards and Luncheon

Mrs. NJ. j. Newmark entertained fifty
of her friends with whist Wednesday after
noon at her residence on West Beacon
street. An elaborate luncheon was served.
for which Christopher catered. The tabl
were decorated with pink carnations
white hyacinths, ferns smilax and pink
ribbons.
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Birthday Surprise

DR.. and Mrs. Cutler of South Hill street
were surprised Tuesday evening by the
Maccabees of Banner hive u, in honor OF
Mrs Cutters birthday An informal pro-
gram was rendered during the evening and
consisted of 4 mandolin solo and Il recita-
tion by Miss Grace Cahill; a recitation. by
Miss Bowman, and song. by Master
kinch. About fifty guests were present
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Johnson Luncheon

Misses johnson gave a luncheon We'd
nesday at their residence on South Hope
street in honor of Misses Norman of ST.
Joseph. Mo. The decorations were pink
carnations and maidenhair ferns. The
guests were Mrs. Ray of Arizona, Mrs.
Modini-Wood, Mrs. Loren d. Sale. Mrs. Z.
p. Johnson, jr., Misses Mary Hack, Ruth
Pickering. Lila Fairchild. Helen Fairchild,
Helen Eaton, Irene Stephens and Kate
Snence
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Welch Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Welch gave din
ner Wednesday evening at their residence
on West Twenty street, in honor OF
Bishop and Mrs. McCabe and Miss Brouse.
The other guests We're Rev. and Mrs.
Hartley, DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Beckett. Mr..
and Mrs. George /. Cochran and Mrs. l..
b. Graham. The table was decorated with
carnations, ferns and smilaN
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Church Receptiou

A reception was given Thursday evening
at the First Baptist church on Broadway
in honor of the new pastor, Rev. Joseph
Smale. The auditorium was decorated
with smilax, peppers, callas and roses
Mrs. Hubbard was chairman of the deco
rating committee and Mrs. Melville Doz:el
of the reception committee. The program
which was in the charge of Miss McClel-
Ian. included speeches, music and recita-
tionS.
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Birthday Anniversarv

Mr. and Mrs. Charles y. Neal entertained
number OF friends Monday evening at
their residence on Pasadena avenue in
honor of Mr.. Meals birthday anniversary.
Cards and dancing We're followed by a
dainty supper. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Roster, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Mooney
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Borden Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Borden entertained
with dinner Thursday at their residence
on South Hope street. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick W. Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ander-
son, jr Mrs. Marie l.. Carhart. Miss Helen
Carhart, Miss Florence Jones. DR.. Cum
mings j. Jones and Robert Carhart were
the guests. The table was decorated with
Vlolets, ferns and broad green satin rib
bons. The place cards We're in green ana
gold the brush work of the hostess, aud
each contained an apt quotation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. welch. DR.. and
Mrs. r. s. Cantine, Mrs. L. b. Graham.
Miss Brouse and Miss Hawkins. The dec
orations were of violets and smilax and
the place cards were decorated with vio-
let's done in water colors.
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DE PallW IlInchnnll

Mrs. w. c. de Pauw entertained with a
luncheon Wednesday at her residence on
W est IWeuty-seventh street in honor of
Bishop and Mrs. c. c. McCabe. The guests
were Governor and Mrs. j. L, Beveridee