Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03

Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the
home of Mrs. John McCrea, Glenmary,
Pasadena.
Charles F. Lummis, who has been
in the east for several weeks,
returned yesterday. During his abb
sence Mr.. Lummis addressed the lead
ing clubs of the principal cities on
History and Landmarks of Califor-
MIA"
Granville Redmond, the well-known
artist, is planning large reception, at
which time he will exhibit some of his
most noted pictures. Mr.. Redmond has
changed his reception day to Saturday.
Miss Marie Bobrick, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Alexander Bobrick of 923
South Burlington avenue gave a de-
llghtful social affair Wednesday even
ing, entertaining the graduating class
of the Tenth street school, of which
she is a member. In honor of the oc-
casion the house was artistically dec
GRATED throughout in the class colors,
green and white, Easter lilies, smilaX
and carnations having been used in
graceful profusion. The mantel in the
drawing room was banked with lilies
and snilax and large vases of lilies
were placed in various parts of the
room. In the dining room, where re-
freshments were served, mantel, buffet
a -fH ,,.1 ho tt,tfh 1f1f.c
and greenery, and in the center of the
table was a large shower bouquet of
white carnations and maidenhair ferns.
Sprays of ferns were scattered over the
! cloth and at each place was scroll
shaped card, bearing a photograph of
the Tenth street school and the name
of the guest, in gold. In striking con-
trast to the dainty coloring of the other
decorations were those in the library,
where the scheme was carried out en-
tirely in red. Hibiscus, in wall bas-
kets, formed an effective feature of the
arrangement, and these also were used
as a centerpiece for the library table.
The early part of the evening was de-
voted to progressive games, for which
six prizes were awarded. Those for
the young women included a hand
painted fan, silver and gold hat pin
and a green leather belt, while those
for the young men were copy of one
of Jules Vernes books, a knife and
purse. Scores were kept on green
cards, ornamented with white sketches
of Gibson heads in relief. An hour of
music was enjoyed after which the
class presented Miss Tritt with a hand
some French bronze jewel case, lined
with white satin. Miss Bobrick wore
becoming gown of red and gold
gauze over taffeta. Those who were
her guests at the reception included the
Misses Tritt, Belle McFadden, Clara
Hoffman, Lois Turner, Flora Simpson,
Hope Best, Pearl Kemp, Rebecca Nc
MILAN, Marguerite Pirnan Myrtle
Hudson, Mary Richards, Ruth Messen-
ger, Hazel Abbott, Carol Duncan, Grace
Harrington, Georgia Oyler, Grace Haw-
ley, Marguerite Jones, Messrs. Joe
Banning, Clarence Voight, Roger Ohm
stead, Miles Mcclure, George Lindsey,
Wadsworth, Carl Berberick.
Mrs. Walter S. Newhall of q Chester
place gave an afternoon tea yesterday,
complimentary to Miss Margaret Sweet
of Buffalo, N. Y, who is the guest of
Mrs. Alfred SoIano this winter. In
receiving and entertaining the hostess
f.fn n1 l,,y
Stewart Jefferson Paul Chandler,
Henry Carlton Lee, John G. Mossin,
w. E. Dunn, Margaret Hobbs, Will
liam lie Moyne Wills, j. C. Drake,
j. E. Cook, Fred A. Walton, Frank
Griffith, Alfred Sutro of San Fran
CISCO James S. Slauson, Marshall
Hinman of New York, M. A. Briggs,
John e. Platter, Alfred Solano, Jaro
Won Schmidt, Hugh Macneil Frank S.
Hicks, George Denis, Kate Vosburg,
Percy w. Hoyle, Randolph Miner,
Dwight Whiting, Henry w. O'Melveny,
j. H. Uttley. William M. Garland,
Granville MacGowan and Michael ].
Connell.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Harding has issued
cards for an Eat home" to be given
Thursday afternoon, February 9, at
Hotel Pepper. Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
returned recently from an extended
eastern trip, and have taken apart
ments at Hotel Pepper for the winter
Judge and Mrs. William w. Dixon of
Butte, Mont, arrived in Los Angeles
recently and have taken apartments
at Hotel Coronado for the winter
Judge Dixon was formerly congress-
man from Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnson, jr
of 1924 South Flower street gave a
theater party at the Belasco and dim
ner at their home Tuesday evening
their guests including Mr.. and Mrs
Erasmus Wilson. Miss Evah Metcalf
and Karl Klokke.