Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15

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Mrs Allan c. Balch will receive next
Monday afternoon and the followins
Monday at Hotel Angelus. No cards
viii be issued.
Miss Eva Elizabeth Heating, who is
visiting her uncle c. A. Keating of
DALLAS, Tex, is expected home next
week.
Mrs. J. IT, Phillips Of 1913 Oak street
will entertain guests with a trip to
Riverside next wednesday in honor of
her sister, Miss Tinie McAuley Of Chi
eneo. who is visiting her. The party
will take dinner at the Glenwood and
later will enjoy drive about the city.
Mrs. Dwight Whiting Of Hotel Leigh
ton will entertain with q luncheon at
the California club Saturday, January
u, in honor of Mrs. John w. Dwight
Of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Floyd, who while
In Los Angeles on their wedding trip,
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Greenslit of 1882 Temple
street, will leave tomorrow for Eureka
Springs, Ark, where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ross Clark Of flO
West Adams street left recently for
New York city, where they will remain
several weeks. Their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carl
ton Lee, have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home at 710
West Adams street.
Miss winifred Llewellyn, daughter
Of Mrs. Hannah d. Llewellyn of 226
West Adams street, who went abroad
several months ago with the party
ehaperoned by Mrs. Felix c. Howes of
ee2O South Figueroa street, is again in
Los Angeles. Reese Llewellyn met his
sister in New York and accompanied
her home.
Miss Frances Coulter of PIG North
Grand avenue will be hostess at tea
next Thursday afternoon, which she is
planning to give in honor of Miss Ma
belle Wood of Bangor, Me. Miss Wood
Is in Los Angeles for the winter and
now is being entertained by Mrs. Lii
lian M. Coulter of 6O7 Westlake ave-
nue.. Later she will be Miss Coulter's
house guest.
Mrs. L. K Tuttle of 4O1 West Twen-
ty-third street announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Tuttle, to Otto Weld, the marriage to
take place early in March.
Mrs. F. e. Browne, who returned re-
Gently from an extended European
tour. will be guest of honor at a
hearts party to be given next Wednes-
Gay evening by Mrs. George A. Ralphs
Of 1850 Arapahoe street
Mrs. George w. Jordan of S012 Ver-
mont avenue, entertained members of
euchre club, to which she belongs,
on Friday afternoon, the following
members and guests being present:
Mesdames George Horr. l.. C. Tyler,
VIII Baker, j. B. Stearns, S. j. Smith,
Sexton, Bagley, A. W. Frost. Isaac
Barman, Segar, o. r. Robinson, L. NJ.
Powers, William e. Brewster-Smith,
Charles Lee Lewis, A. j. Bletso, L. A.
Bakeslee, w. Smith. Ell. Clark, e. B.
Smith and Alice Anderson A Havil-
and china nut bowl was awarded as
first prize for the games, a Bohemian
glass bon bon dish as second prize,
while the consolation was a carved
wood card case in japanese design.
Mrs. il. A. Mitchell of 1914 West
Thursday. January 26, as the date
chosen for the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie Mitchell, to Arthur
Dole. The ceremony will take place at
her home in the evening and Miss
Irene Taylor and Wilson Wing of Ban
gor, Me-, will serve as maid of honor
and best man respectively.
Miss Rose Luise Black of 211O South
Grand avenue was hostess at a pleas
ant social affair last evening, when she
entertained with card party in honor
of Miss Marian Voorsanger of San
Francisco, who is visiting Miss, Anna
Davis of Hotel Leighton, Miss Davis
won fancy opera bag, offered as first
prize for the women, while Miss Voor-
sanger secured the second, pretty
collarette. Mr.. Eisner and Mr.. julius
Solmonson won the mems prizes, re-
ceiving a card set and a water color
picture. Guests for the affair included
MIR. and Mrs. Myer Lissner, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. Lowman Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Els
ner, Miss Anna Davis, Miss Pauline
Phillips, Miss Tillie Adams, Miss Edith
Phillips, Miss Honenberg, DR.. Lewis
Myers. DR.. H. Gordon Bayless, Messrs.
Milton Metzler. I. Levitt Irving Metz
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