Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25


evening with dinner complimentary
to A. s. Sullivan, who is leaving for
Japan. The table arrangements were
all I'm japanese. The round table was
bright with japanese trinkets, and in
the center was wonderful fairy pie"
from which radiated red satin ribbons
to each guests place. BY pulling the
ribbons japanese gifts were displayed
for all. Places were marked with cards
ornamented with tiny Jap figures and
landscapes. The pie was made of white
crepe paper, decorated with American
and japanese flags, and about 1t
floated three little japanese metal gum
boats. Aroudn the centerpiece fairy
lamps in the shape of red and green
glass japanese lilies twinkled, and on
the snowy linen were set the silver
bon-bon dishes cleaning with red
candies At Mr.. Sulivan's place was
a small japanese doll, and set of
chop sticks. over the heads of the
merry company floated Japanese and
American flags and scarlet carnations
and poinsettias shone brightly among
the pennants. Subdued lights glowed
from beneath fluffy chrysanthemum
| shades. The ladies seated about the
table were In kimonas and sashes, with
hair piled high. There were toasts and
impromptu speeches. Beside the host
and hostess and guest of honor covers
were laid for Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Erdt,
Miss Erdt Miss Mather and Messrs.
Norton, w. A. Wilson and Henderson.
A handkerchief shower was given by
Miss Nell Reardon Of North Flower
street Monday night at which Miss
Stella Donegan and Harry Ward Phe-
Ian were the guests of honor. Miss
Donegan and Mr.. Phelan are to wed
in st. Vibianas cathedral at 8 a. m
Wednesday. The home was trans
formed into brde-lke bower. over
the rooms white tulle interviewer with
smilax formed dainty canopies, and
here and there fluffs and lovers knots
of tule added grace to the scheme.
White flowers mingled their fragrance
with the greenery. The evening was
spent in playing whist, and scores were
pretty girls heads Handsome framed
pictures were given as prizes Among |
those who attended were Misses Mar
garet Quinn, Kitty Mccormick, Loret- J
ia Clark, Hermanile Marmount, Helen |
Healy, Clara Kubel, Anna McCauley, |
Grace Plunkett, Byrd McLain and
Mary Reardon; Messrs. Henry Daily |
Pi,.Lh Mnr
McGarry and Patrick McGarry, Carol
DAILY, Gabriel Durnerin, Will Donegan,
Darrow Donegan, Fred Reardon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McGarry.
Miss Donegan was the guest of
honor on Saturday afternoon at a box
party given at the Orpheum by mem
bers of the Matinee Euchre club. Af-
ter the performance a supper was
served at the home of Mrs Harry
Hough of West Thrty-sixth street,
where a cut glass bowl was presented
to Miss Donegan, as a wedding gift
from the club. The decorations for
the table were in red and green. Miss
Grace Plunkett of Toronto, who is to
be Miss Donegan's maid of honor, was
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Charles Van Loan, Mrs. Harry Hough,
Mrs. Arthur Van Norden, Mrs, Clyde
Phillips, Miss Kitty Mccormick, Miss
Jessie Farley of Pasadena Miss Car
melita Troconiz. Miss Byrd McLain,
Miss Ellen Lowry of Pasadena Miss
Helen Salisbury, Miss Luella Cook,
Miss Harriet Crittenden and Miss
Lena Reed.
Paymaster Fred Perkins of the
United States navy and John McCar-
thy of San Francisco are spending
few days with E. Avery Mccarthy.
The two young men are occupying Mr..
McCarthy's cottage at Ocean Park.
The latter has recently returned from
a trip to San Francisco.
j. F. ]. Archibald, the well-known
lecturer and writer is the guest of Il.
Avery Mccarthy for a few days. Last
evening Mr.. Archibald entertained at
the Belasco and supper at the An
gelus grill about dozen friends.
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tertained at the Belasco Monday eve.
ming at a box party, having as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Mossin,
Miss Florence Allen of st. Paul, Miss
Nina Jones and Horace Irvine of ST.
Paul.
At the same theater P. f. Wilson !
in honor of Miss Violer a
Ball on Monday evening. i
Mrs. j. c. Mccoy has as her guest
Count and Nine. Bozenta (Mme. Mod
ieska), who came in from their country S
home to witness the Ben Greet per- e
formance. t
Mrs. Carl Kurtz of the Baker block I
was hostess yesterday at a charmingly l
q ppointed luncheon given in honor of 4