Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15

for many persons who are to attend
the iona than club reception will enjoy
the pianists fine program from to
$3.50.
Miss Grace Nicholson OF 46 North
Los Robles avenue, Pasadena, will
give a studio tea from 2 to Thurs
day afternoon, in honor Of Granville
Redmond, the famous artist of Los An
geles. Twenty of Mr.. Redmond's pic
lures, including the california Land
scape" exhibited at the st. Louis
worlds fair, have been hung i'm Miss
Nlcholson's studio and many admirers
Of the artists work will have an OPP
portunty of meeting the painter in
formally at the tea.
one of the delightful affairs given
for very delightful visitor, Mrs Flnis
z Earnest of Denver, Col. was the
reception given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Jefferson ID. Gibbs at Dobinson
hall In the reception hall where the
receiving party stood, jonquils and iris
formed a pleasing setting for the pret-
ty gowns. In the library just beyond
red carnations and red shaded lights
made the room inviting and in the tea
rooms graceful sprays Of peach blooms
with clusters of pink stock, the whole
subdued by pink shaded lights. added
to the attractive surroundings. Those
who presided at the tea tables and
punch bowls were Mrs Gibbs nieces,
the Misses Mildred and Frances
Vaughn of Washington. D. c., who are
her guests for several months; Miss
Ruth Morris, Miss Lethea Lewis, Miss
Florence Field and Miss Marie Crow,
| Ir receiving Mrs. Gibbs was assisted
| by Mesdames Edward j. Marshall, H.
| H. Kerckhoff, Henry D. Thompson, w.
| j. Washburn, Robert j. Burdette, w.
C. Patterson, r. III. Howell, W. d. Mat
thews, Henderson Hayward, Hugh K.
Walker, w. d. Turner OF Pasadena, w.
H. Housh, Florence Collins Porter, w.
S. Bartlett, d. G. Stephens, Roy Jones,
Frank King. N. P. Conrey, oliver c.
Bryant, w. w. Murphy and Miss Car
rie Cass of Denver.
Miss Ruth Bingham and Miss
Frances Bingham entertained at a box
party at the Belasco last evening in
honor of Miss Vivian Mckenzie of
New York. Miss Mckenzie is THE
guest of Mrs. H. X. Williamson of 1928
Orange street, Mrs. Williamson chap
eroned last evenings party, the other
guests including Miss Louise Roberts,
Miss Anna Wheeler and Miss Susie
Halliday of Santa Ana.
After concluding her visit, which will
cover a period of several months, Miss
Mckenzie will return to her home ac-
companied by Miss Frances Bingham,
who will go east for a six months
visit.
Miss Juliette Phelps of $50 Westlake
avenue is entertaining Miss Belle Will
lifts of Chicago. In honor of the in
terestng visitor Miss Pearl Teetzel will
entertain on Thursday evening having
as her guests the members of the E.
o. 7. club.
Miss Edna Ames of Washington was
the guest of honor at an informal musi-
cal given recently by Mrs. Martha r.
Hunter of 1125 Magnolia avenue, with
whom she is visiting. Others who were
entertained by Mrs. Hunter on that
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Lott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Colby,
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Scholl, Misses
Blanche Rogers, Grace Adele Freebey,
Martha Hunter, Mabel Mckenzie, Cut
ter. Mr.. Fulcher and Harry Clifford
Lott.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ King, for
merly of 1887 South Flower street, now
are occupying their new home at 1921
Lake street, where Mrs. King will be
at home the first and second Fridays
of each month.
Mrs. c. H. Cass and her daughter,
Miss Carrie Cass, of Denver, are at
Hotel Lankershim for a stay of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Erskine
Thorn of Hotel Lankershim are plan
ming a ball to be given at Kramer's
Just after Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernand Lundgren will
be at home to their friends on Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Cora Foy entertained a number
of the members of the Woman's orches-
ira on Saturday last at the pretty
country home of the Foys. An informal
program was given and refreshments
were served in the garden.
Mrs. Martha r. Hunter entertained
on Saturday evening at an informal
musical, the affair being planned in
honor of her guest, Miss Edna Ames
of Washington, D., c. Among the per-
formers who contributed to the pro-
gram were Miss Blanche Rogers, Miss
Miss