Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

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X. Edwards, Miss Mcclellan, Miss NJ,
M. Fette.
A poinsettia musical will be given az
Simpson auditorium Thursday evening,
April 6. in aid Of the Home for Home
less Boys.
Mrs. L. M. Vance, who has been the
chief factor In the cause, is In charge
of the committee, and is greatly pleased
at the amount Of interest that has been
already manifested.
The public have not in some time
been asked to support worthier
cause than this to aid little homeless
boys in their home and help them to
be self-reliant and supporting. The
following have indorsed this movement
and are greatly interested in its prog
ress: DR.. John r. Haynes, Charles Cas-
sit Davis, Judge Curtis d. Wilbur,
Madame Caroline Severance, Mrs. John
d. Hooker, Mrs. Newberry and Mrs.
L. M. Vance.
Tickets are on sale at Fitzgerald mu-
sic store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H Woollacott
have returned from San Francisco,
where they went recently on their we'd
ding trip, and for short time Will be
guests of Mr.. Woollacott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. ]. Woollacott of 1901
South Burlington avenue. Mrs. Wool
lacott and her daughter, Miss Mar
raret. expect to leave April 16 for New
York. from which place they will sail
April 26 on the Baltic for England.
Mrs. Stella Viewer of 2SS South Olive
street gave a dinner at Hotel Angelus
Friday evening in honor of Mrs. r. s.
Cantine of Chicago, covers being laid
for Mrs. Henrietta Freeman, Mrs. j. M.
Tryon and Miss Alice Gastren. Mrs.
Cantine has been the guest of Mrs.
William E. Clark Of 1928 South Figue-
roa street for a number of weeks, and
also has visited in San Diego. She will
leave for Chicago next week.
Mrs. William Parish Jeffries of 976
Arapahoe street, assisted by her sister,
Miss Mary Hubbell, entertained at
luncheon Wednesday, having as her
guests members of the Phi Alpha Kap-
pa sorority of Marlborough school, to
which Miss Hubbell belongs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle
of 1900 South Alvarado street will be at
home next Friday evening to members
of the Bohemian Whist club at their
regular fortnightly meeting.
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Mrs. w. S. Overton of 2S13 Norman |
die avenue will entertain at cards next
Wednesday afternoon, complimentary
to her niece, Miss Elizabeth Burnes of
San Jose, who has been her guest since
September. and who expects to leave
for home Monday, April 8. The affair
also is in honor of Miss Helen Hutton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hut
Ton OF 1915 South Main street, one of
the June brides-elect.
Cosmos. club members will hold their
next meeting in Blanchard hall
Wednesday afternoon, April u. A short
business session will be held, when an
election of officers will take place, after |
which visitors will be admitted and a
program of music rendered. At the |
close of the program tea will be served |
Mrs. Cameron Erskine Thorn will
give a mi-careme luncheon at the Cali
fornia club Thursday, March 80, in
honor of Mrs. John Griffith Mott
Miss Pearl Messmer of 1857 West
Eighth street entertained members of
the Students Musical club with de-
lightful card party and musicale yes
terday afternoon. Prizes awarded for
the games included a hand-painted
vase and placque and a handsomely
decorated bonbon dish. Scores were
kept on cards bearing hand-painted
sketches of violets. To the enjoyable
program given Miss Alice Atwell con-
tributed a vocal solo, Ave Maria"
Miss Alma Bradley, 1.-The Rosary"
Mrs. L. Bromley, a selected vocal solo,
and Miss Marguerite Seymour gave an
instrumental number. Guests for the
afternoon included: Mines. C. C. Hell
lar. Walter ]. Wren, E. H. Graham, L.
Bromley, the Misses Stella and Grace
Nadeau, Mamie Young, Lucille Roberts,
Leila Morrison, Octavia Cobb, Alfredo
Blanchard Ethelwyn Walker, Florence
Whelan, Alice Atwell, Alma Bradley
Ruth Jowett, Ethel and May Rebman,
Rebecca and Ora Wilson, Frances and
Grace Crowder, Lydia and Anna Kel-
lam, Frances Wartelle and Drevna
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs David Baldwin and
their daughter Miss Myrna Baldwin of
1146 West Twenty eighth street. have
taken apartments at Hotel Olive, Red
lands, for a stay of several months.
They have rented their home here.
In honor of his brother, Neil K. Tray
lor, and his fiancee, Miss Doolittle of
Hasadan Tohn w rTra uIor .,,iIl o,,4o.