Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
SOCIAL DIARY
AND GOSSIP
BY GRACE GRUNDY

sorority. composed of popular young
women Of the Los Angeles high school,
are the guests at a house party this
week at Sunset beach given by Miss
Mary Hall who has recently been
initiated. The party left Monday aft
ernoon and will only return in time
for the opening of school following the
Easter vacation. This afternoon a dele
cation Of their boy friends will go to
the seaside resort to he their guests at
clam bake in the afternoon and dance
i'm the evening. Those who are enjoy
ing the hospitality of Miss Hall are,
Misses Josephine Bolts, Marie stock
ard. June Gates, Hazel Gates, Della
French, Hazel French, Pauline Bolts,
Ethel Garfield, Barbara Burkhalter,
Inez Thompson and Gladys Reynolds.
The jonathan club has issued inW-
tations for stag dinner party to be
given Saturday evening, April 90.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 11. Hutchinson Of
1927 Van Buren, place entertained with
card party last evening in honor of
Or. and Mrs w. S. Graft, who are
here from San Diego on wedding trip.
Roses of many different hues turned
the pretty home into a spring rose
garden and trailing vines completed
the delusiun. After an evening spent at
cards refreshments were served ut
small tables.
The Alumni associa tion of the High
dance to be given at 1[ramer's Satur-
day. April 90, evening in honor of the
visiting teams which will contest in
the interscholastic championship track
meet TO be held in the afternoon Of
the same day The meet will be in the
nature of social affair as many fair
delegates from the different schools
of Southern California will be present
to cheer the boys on to victory.
Members of the music section of the
Wednesday Morning club were enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank b. Sturge of las North Gates
street, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Maude Surge and Mrs. r. w. Drom-
gold. A musical program occupied the
first part of the afternoon and a musi-
cal game delighted the guests during
the latter part.
Mrs. G. Cain, Mrs. David Chaplin,
Miss Norton, Miss Helen Tape aud
Miss Maud Surge were among those
who contributed to the program.
The Tuesday High Five club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Miss Florence Judd of 1437 Iowa street
who was assisted by little Miss Mil
dred Mills in marking scores and serv-
ing refreshments.
An Easter sale of pretty fancy articles
and good things to eat was given yes
terday afternoon and evening by the
Heights Christian church, 1868 East
First street. Mrs. J. r. Molett had
charge of the affair and she was as
sisted in the different departments by
Mrs. c. Johnson, apron booth, Mrs i.
p. Prescott, quilts and fancy work
Mrs. b. p. Almstead, ices and lemo-
made, and Mrs. Mary Souger, candies
Miss Clara Walton, who will be mar
ried next week. has been the guest cf
since the announcement of her engage
ment, and one of the most delightful
of these affairs was a luncheon and
plate shower given yesterday afternoon
by Miss Florence Hopper of AL West
Thrty-third street. Covers were laid
for twelve young women at table
laden with golden poppies and orange
blossoms and the popular young guest
of honor was the recipient of many
beautiful pieces of china.
About seventy members of the 1--WE
Boys" society Of the First NJ. E. church
were entertained at the house of F. A.
Cardwell, 1926 South Bonnie Brae street
last evening, the occasion being the
regular monthly business meeting Of
the society. A program was given con-
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