Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

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sterry. Howland. Fred Walton, NJ M.
Potter. w. II. Bonseli, w. g. Cochran
I. N. van Nuys, II. c. Hooker, M. A.
Briggs. John Keene, d. M. Riordan and
stephen G. Hubbell
Mrs. charles Bryne McCullom OF III
west twentieth street viii have as her
guests next wednesday afternoon MEM
hers Of the Aloha whist club.
In honor of the formal opening OF
their new club house, at the corner OF
rrifth and Hill stretes members of the
california club will give a reception
Thursday evening, January 10, from 3
10 70 O'Clock, entertaining women MEM
bers of their families.
Mrs. Walter Raymond of Hotel Ray
mond. south Pasedana, has issued
cards for a tea to be given next Thurs
day afternoon for Los Angeles and
Pasadena friends.
Mrs. Nicholas u. Rice of 2520 Wiltshire
boulevard has issued invitations for a
reception to be given Friday afternoon
January 20, at Cumnock hal''
Mr.. and Mrs. Aired solano Of 2SO6
south Figueroa street, with their
guest, Miss Margaret Sweet of Buffalo,
N. Y. have gone to their country home
at Hollywood to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Leslie Harris of 11OI
Hoover street will entertain at lunch
con next Thursday, the affair having
been planned as a compliment to Miss
Stella Bumiller, whose engagement to
Paul Burks has been announced.
Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle of 1902
South Alvarado street received intor-
mally Friday afternoon, being assisted
bv Mrs. Margaret Caldwell and Mrs.
William S. Cross. Decorations for the
affair. although simple, were particu-
larly pleasing, roses having been uti-
lized in a pink and white scheme In
the reception room, while scarlet carna-
tlons and geranums were used in the
dining room, where light refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton Of 915
West Eighteenth street will entertain
members of the Thursday Night Whist
club at their meeting next Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Leo w. Foster of IL Chester
place will entertain guests next We'd
nesday afternoon, the company having
been asked to listen to addresses by DIR.
Hugh X Walker and other prominent
persons on the subject of protection for
dumb animals A similar affair was
given at Mrs. Fosters home Thursday
of this week, when Mrs. Helen T.
Barnes, Miss Helen Salisbury, Miss
Cora Tatum and Miss Theresa Wilbur
gave talks on subjects of interest to
Young Women's Christian association
members.
California Badger club members are
planning a basket picnic to the Nc
Kinley home Thursday, February 2.
Madam Helena Modjeska and Miss
Virginia Calhoun will be guests of
Wednesday evening, January II, by
Mrs. Alexander ]. Chandler of 1927 Ver-
mont avenue invitations for which
have just been issued.
Mrs. William May Garland of S15
West Adams street and Mrs. Walter s.
Newhall of Chester place will be hos
tesses wednesday afternoon, January
25, at a reception to be given at the
California club. In the evening there
will be dancing.
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Severance of SO6
West Adams street gave an enjoyable
literary entertainment at home on
Thursday evening, guests having been
asked to meet Jack London, the author.
One specially interesting feature of
the affair was the discussion of the
merits of recently published booklet
by Rev Charles Ferguson, formerly
of Los Angeles. but now of st. Joseph,
Mo. Among those asked to be Mrs.
Severances guests on this occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Heineman, Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Mattern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T. Dunning Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stitt
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Ruddy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prang, Mr. and Mrs. b.
Fay Mills, Mrs. Mary Bowman, Mrs.
Ella Enderlein Mrs. M. A. Garbutt,
Miss Emma Lee of Boston, Mr.. William
H. Stewart, William Enderein and
Cloudsley Jones.
Mrs. Hancock Banning of 416 North
Broadway will give two "at homes in
January guests being invited to meet
Mrs. William LIE Moyne Wills. one of
the seasons brides.
NJ. A. Hamburger entertained with
theater party at the BelascO last even
ing in honor of his niece, Miss Florence
Marx, and after the performance the
party was served with a supper at