Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29


Hobbs, e. M. Newstadt, Frank W. Bur
nett and Mics smead.
Mrs. West Hughes OF 500 West
Twenty-third street entertained with .
luncheon Of twelve covers Thursday
afternoon. this being the first OF a Sc
ries which she has planned. In the
artistic table decorations yellow jon
auiis and ferns were used with pleas
ing effect and plates were laid for
Mesdames T. E. Gibbon, Walter J,
Trask, ]. w. Mckinley, George Cas-
we'll Henry T. Lee, Lynn Helm, Scott
Helm, Charles NJ. Shannon, Edwin T,
Earl Elizabeth r. Prewitt and Harry
X. Calender. The hostess entertained
again the following afternoon with a
similar affair.
Mrs. Horace B. Wing Of 1917 Elden
avenue will entertain with musicale
next Monday afternoon, invitations for
the affair having been issued early in
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayly. jr., Of
salt Lake city have just arrived in
Los Angeles for a visit with Mr.. Bay
ly's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bayiy, sr., of 10 Chester place
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stimson. who
have been guests for several weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs Ezra T. stlmson OF
Adams and Scarf streets, expect to
leave next Thursday for their home in
Seattle.
Miss Ellen Norton johnson and Cur
It's Williams, whose marriage is &c
take place at st. Johns Episcopal
church wednesday evening, February
s, have chosen their attendants for the
ceremony Mrs. Edwin S. Grant OF
GAINESVILLE, O., will serve as matron
of honor for her sister, the bride, and
little Miss Eleanor Grant will assist as
flower girl. Messrs. Fowler, Shank
land Langdon C. Easton, Horace II
Henderson and Charles Seyler jr., will
be ushers. Among out-of-town guests
who are here for the wedding are Mrs.
George w. Coleman and Mrs. willard
vinson of Boston Mass, who have
taken apartments at the Westminster
for a few weeks.
Miss Florence Scatena of San Fran
cisco, who has been visiting in Los
Angeles a month or more, will leave
for the north next Tuesday evening.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. George w.
Lichtenberger of 1928 Romeo street
gave an informal luncheon in honor of
the popular young woman and later en-
tertained her guests at the Orpheum.
Thursday afternoon Miss Leontine
Denker gave a loge party at the Be-
lasco for Miss Scatena. and among
other affairs with which she will be
honored before her departure is beach
party over Sunday given by Mrs.
Secondo Guasti of 1924 South Los An
geles street, and Mrs Coster Lano. Mrs.
Guasti also will give a theater party
at the Orpheum Monday evening.
At the Country club everything is
bright and festive and in keeping with
.one of the best seasons the golfers and
club habitues have known. ~ -
Since the late rains the course is
carpeted with green and eastern golf
ers are arriving every day.
or course in a golf club there is al
ways rivalry between the professional
and amateur scores, and this year in
answer to the query of visiting golfers
the' secretary: is kept busy with best
professional record held by Rigby, 72,
amateur w. w. Butler, a."
Among the visitors who have graced
the club since the first of the year
are:
secretary and treasurer OF Western
Golf association; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
H. Bindley of Pittsburg; A. w.
Fiero of Chicago, with his son,
A. C. Fiero;. j. D. Warde and T. P.
Phelan of Toronto, Ont; Mrs.
Gladys Morrison of Chicago; Miss
Donnelly of Buffalo, and Miss
Cooper of Midlothian Country
club, Chicago; Blanche Bates
and Eugene Ormonde; Wadsworth
Harris and Frederick Warde; Matson
Hill. Miss Jean Hill, ]. D. Laing and
Miss Laing, Rev. Charts Thomas
Walkley of Oakland. CAL; o. B. Dodge
of Dixon, Ill.,; Samuel Carson and Brad
ford Ripley w. S. Eden, New York
w. Pringle, Chicago, and T. French,
Buffalo.
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