Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

W. s. Robertson, r.. 2. Bryan, ALBERT
M. stephens. William r. Johnston,
Wesley Clark, West Hughes, Hancock
Banning. Edwin r. Earl, Charles NJ.
shannon, wuloushby Rodman, Andrew
Classell, Sheldon Borden, Donald
Frick, J. A. Anderson, William Hun
sacker. Laura Thompson, NJ. L.
Thompson. william Anderson, Thomas
Barkley. ]. T. Fitzgerald, Burton
Green, ROLAND Bishop. A. S. McAuIay,
John Mccoy, William Reed, G. @.
Stanton and Chalmers Smith, Christie
pher will serve and Arend's orchestra
will furnish music for the dancing.
Tickets for the affair may be had only
from Mrs. Albert M. stephens or mem
bers Of Los Angels chapter.
Miss Lila Fairchild will be the guest
of honor at a luncheon to be given
Monday afternoon by Miss Kate Spence
Of Monrovia. The following Monday
Miss Fairchild and her betrothed, Mr..
John G. Mott. will be entertained with
theater party at the Mason by Mr..
and Mrs. D. Sale.
Misses Linnett and Margaret Cole
Of Kansas City, who are visiting Mrs.
Frank Burnett of Beacon and Eighth
streets, were guests of honor at 10
o'clock breakfast given yesterday by
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of Chester
place. In the charming floral arrange
ment for the table white flowers and
ferns were used and at the places were
cards ornamented with sketches of
fancy heads. Besides the hostess and
guests of honor, those who sat down
were the Misses Evah Metoalf, Grace
Rowley, Mary Patterson, Gwendolin
Laughlin, Lucy and Mary Clark, Pinita
Drake, Violet Ball and Beatrix Felt.
Messrs. Robert G. Gillis and G.
Aubrey Davidson gave a trolley party
Thursday in honor of Sir Frederick
and Lady Borden and daughter of
Canada. The parlor car Mermaid was
chartered for the trip, which included
visits to Hollywood, Santa Monica and
Ocean Park. A short stop was made
at the home of Paul De Longpre, where
one of the artists paintings was pre-
sented to Lady Borden by the party.
A stop also was made at Ocean Park.
About twenty prominent Canadians
and their wives were invited to meet
the distinguished guests.
Sir Frederick is, in point of service,
one of the Oldest members of Canadian
parliament. He has been member of
the cabinet of militia for a number
of years and was knighted by the
queen about the time he assumed that
office. He is one of the most prom
inent figures in Canadian politics With
his family he left Thursday for OF
tawa.
Miss Mary Kepplemann of Milwau
kee. Wis, is expected to arrive in Los
Angeles this morning and for several
months will be the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Elmer Barber of SIT South Hill
street.
Mrs. Nicholas E. Rice of 252O Will
shire boulevard entertained with a re-
oeption at Cumnock hall Friday after
noon, being assisted by Mesdames T. T.
Knight, Samuel S. Salisbury, Frank
Simpson. Henderson Hayward, S. w.
Garrison, Valentine Peyton, Reuben
Shelter, Richard Beebe, r. B. William
son, Frank w. King, j. L. Merrill,
Millbank Johnson, Jefferson Gibbs, G.
W. Gillette and Daniel Murphy. The
rooms were handsomely decorated for
he
ly attractive appearance. In the hall,
where the hostess and her receiving
party stood a scarlet and green color
scheme was employed, the mantel at
the end of the room, banked with poin-
settias. being one of the pleasing feat
ures of the arrangement. Overhead
was canopy of red ribbons and ropes
of electric lights. Palm baskets of
white marguerites and as oaragus plu-
mosus were effective in the parlor dec
orations, while in an adjoining room
the bignoni vine and English ivy were
combined. Red was the prevailing col
or in the dining room, where refresh
ments were served by the Misses Alice
Gamble, Helen Howery, Austeene
George, Vivian Mackenzie, Viola Pea
cock and Gladys Reynolds. A large cut
glass bowl filled with scarlet carnations
formed a centerpiece for the table,
which was covered with a handsome
Mexican drawn work CLOTH Red rib
bons were utilized in the pretty scheme,
and crystal candlesticks with red
shades added to the pleasing effect.
Punch was served by Mrs. Howard
Rivers, Miss Agnes Knight and Miss
Essie Rosling. Mrs. Rice wore a be-
coming gown of black spangled silk
net with white gloves.
Miss Irene Bangs of Oakland, who is
visiting her aunt, Mrs William NJ. Van
Dyke, of 222 West Adams street, was
guest of honor Friday afternoon at a
card party given by Miss Hattie Brad
ford of 4555 Pasadena avenue. Five