Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

small tADleS ~. WHICH Jne BueSIS were
seated, baskets of choice blossoms.
Violets were used on some Of the ta-
bles and bows of tule tied on the ham
dies gave light touch. One pretty
arrangement was Of jonduils while
others were Of bridesmaids roses,
fluffy lilac blooms, and large daisies
Miniature baskets of flowers marked
the places of the guests and carried out
the scheme for each table. Covers
were laid for Mesdames Willoughby
Rodman, Olin Wellborn, r. Phillips Of
Duluth, Mimi, Jaro Won Schmidt. JEFF
ferson Paul Chandler, Luther Green,
John E. Platter, w. L. Graves, Henry
West Hughes, w. G. Kerckhoff, w. w.
Lovett, ]. Ross Clark, f. NJ. Brunswig
Sumner p. Hunt, Henry Carlton Lee,
Arthur @. Wells. w. Sanders. w. H.
Workman, George J. Denis Moye Ste
phens, Charles NJ shannon, Shelley H.
Tolhurst, Robert Neff Kelley, w. T.
Bishop, Ernest A. Bryant, Walter
Leeds, Walter S. Newhall, Robert
Risher, George W. Caswell, Walter
Trask, r. e. Gibbon, Hinman Clark,
w. II. Bonsall, Albert Crutcher, Mary
Babcock. Dwight whiting, Edward d.
Silent, Godfrey Holterhoff. jr., j. II.
Bohon, William M. Garland, Margaret
Hobbs, e. j. Marshall, H. G.. Bundrem.
Granville MacGowan, Hancock Ban
ming, T. P. Newton, Edwin r. Earl,
Lemoyne Wills, Harry Ainsworth, d.
Mountjoy Cloud, w. Shackleford, c.
N. Sterry, Lynn Helm, Scott Helm,
Ben Goodrich, w. C. Reed, j. Murray,
Elizabeth r. Prewitt, w. D. Woolwine,
Donald Frick, F. w. Braun, Frederick
Flint, jr., E. Kimble, Charles Wellborn
and Misses Waddilove, Coleman and
Rodman.
White Whittlesy was host yesterday
at dinner party at the Glenwood Tavern
! in Riverside. Mr.. Whittlesy's guests
went to Riverside in automobiles and
the return trip was made in time for
the evening performance at the theater
where the party, composed of the fol-
lowing named, occupied boxes: Mr..
anu hIS d. a. OCNic NIL ctliu pli D.
Arthur Braly, Mr.. and Mrs e. T. Slim
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Llewellyn
Cheeny, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Johnson,
Mrs. David S. Murray and Mrs. Robert
Gould-Smith of Salt Lake City and Mr..
Henry Jevne of Chicago.
A farewell luncheon and matinee
party was given in honor of Miss Maize
Mather by Miss Bird Chanslor of 3003
South Figueroa street yesterday after
noon. Luncheon was served at the
California club after which the party
adjourned to boxes at the Belasco
theater. Miss Irene Howell was also an
honored guest. Miss Howell Is visit
ing Mrs. Walter Chandler of 3O12 South
Figueroa.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Van Nuys enter
tanned about sixty guests with card
party at their home at 1445 West Sixth
street last night Five hundred was
the game enjoyed by the guests during
the evening. Several other affairs of a
similar nature have been planned by
this charming hostess
Mrs. A. w. Francisco of 2O24 Magno-
liza avenue, entertained with a box
party at the Belasco theater yesterday
| afternoon in honor of Miss Eleanor
Tuttle who will be married to Otto
Weld soon. After the performance
delightful refreshments were served al
Christopher's where artistic decora.
tions of brideroses and pink sweet peas
were arranged. Places were marked
with cards, ornamented with sweet peas
done in water colors. Those who were
asked to honor Miss Tuttle were Mrs
r. L. Norton, Mrs. Boyle Workman
Mrs. c. E. Pemberton, Mrs. j. Bono
Francisco, Mrs. c. l.. Whipple, Mis-.
Halle Tuttle, Miss Blanche de Long
pre-, Miss Margery Brown. Miss Stella
Schmidt and Miss Esther Miner.
Miss Huston Bishop will entertain
with card party at her home 12S
West Adams street this evening.
Miss Francis Close and Miss Ritz
Green entertained with musical Wed
nesday evening. in honor of Mrs
George Pettijohn of Chicago. The af
fair was given at the home of Mis-
Close on Bonnie Brae street. Mrs
Pettijohn contributed to an enjoyabl
musical program
Mrs. Charles o, Hawley entertaine
with a card party on Wednesday even
ing at her home on Hobart boulevard
The program of the regular week.
musicale at the Hotel Pepper last even
ing presented one most unusual fea
ture the whistling solos of Mis-
Minnie Goldsmith, a pretty youn
Chicago girl. Miss Goldsmith is
musician whose training enables he
to give artistic interpretations of tn
most difficult composition. He
whisting is most melodious, for he
fiutelike tones are full and beautiful
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