Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
Society

soon return to America from vienna,
where she has been studying the piano
as a pupil OF Leschetizky for the past
year She was accompanied by her
former teacher, Mrs. Faunce. who was
formerly one of New Orleans favorlte
vocalists.
The home of General and Mrs. John
r. Matthews was the scene of a de-
lightful affair Thursday evening, when
their niece, Miss Lizzie Newkirk, en-
tertalned the members Of the e. o. T
club. Miss Virginia Hazard, a charm
ing young st. Louis woman, and Robert
Collins of this city were guests of
honor, the following club members be-
ing present: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Conk-
lin. Miss Pearl Teetzel, Miss Grace
Fuller, Miss Juliette Phelps, Miss Cora
A. Matthews. w. Neel, Charles Boyng,
Charles S. Fleming, l.. B, slosson and
Carl Carlson.
Miss Martha Bohan. whose engage
ment was recently announced, was
given a linen shower Thursday after
noon by Miss Martha Hunter. The af-
ternoon guests were entertained also at
dinner, at which pretty floral arrange
ment prevailed. orange blossoms
formed pretty centerpiece and places
were marked by pink hearts bearing
sketches of Cupid. In the evening a
number of guests Joined those of the
afternoon and dancing was enjoyed in
the ballroom. Here pink prevailed, APP
pie blossoms, tulle bows and wedding
bells of that hue being employed in the
artistic arrangement.
The afternoon guests included Mrs.
r. e. Chase, Miss Florence Bohan,
Miss Crystal Waters Miss Mabel Gem,
Miss Gertrude Mckenzie, Miss Mabel
Carter, Miss Minnie Cronkhite and Miss
Kate Powell. They were Joined in the
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. o. Clutter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Smith of
Ocean Park, Miss Grace Adele Freebey
Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Ethel
Mitchell, Miss Florence Thresher, Miss
Elsbeth Tony, Miss Elizabeth Gregory,
Miss Grace Pirtle, Miss Maud Harri-
man, Messrs. Ben Hunter, Theodore
Hastreiter, Tony, James Fulcher, Fred
Gilbert, Frank Hutton, Arthur Koyer,
H. E. Sinclair, Will Neir, Shilling, Ed
mund Bohan, Frank Waters Gus Mel
man, Jacobs and ]. Oscar Downing.
Miss Rowena Moore of 1901 Mag
nolia avenue entertained at a matinee
party at the Mason yesterday in honor
of Miss Stella Burmiller and Miss Clara
Walton. The party included eighteen
of the young women friends of the
two brides-elect.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Johnson, jr,, of 1924 South
Flower street entertained at dinner in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hen
bricks of Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendricks are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. R. Henderson of 1857 West
Fourth street.
DR.. and Mrs. Gosewisch of SS7 Beacon
street have as their guest for few
weeks Miss Alice Eagle of Lexing-
ton, KY.
A pretty dinner affair was given at
the Lankershim last evening by Maj. |
and Mrs. John H. Norton, who enter
tained at dinner Mrs George l.. Erwin
of Muskegon, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
IT. Stimson and DIR. Clarence Moore.
Afterward the party occupied a box
at the Burbank.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hiram Higgins and their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Wellington
Rand, for an Easter musicale on Tues
day evening. April 26.
Mrs. Milbank Johnson of $50 West
lake avenue has issued invitations for
a reception to be given Thursday at
ternoon, April 27, in honor of her niece,
Miss Phila johnson, whose engagement |
to Lawrence Burks was recently an.
nounced
One Of the charming brides-elect
Miss Frances Fuller, was the guest of
honor at box party at the Mason yes
terday afternoon given by Miss Pauline
Wilcox Of Pasadena avenue. The other
guests included Miss Ethel Leovy, Miss
Elizabeth Fitch, Miss Isabel Works and
Miss Constance Britt.
Mrs. ]. H. Fay. jr,, entertained at a
luncheon and box party at the Mason
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
George Erwin and Mrs. George Hume
of Muskegon, Mich. The guests were
twelve in number
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of Z Chester
place has as her guest Mrs. Thomas
Crittenden of Kansas City.
On Friday Mrs. II. j, Whitley enter
tained at luncheon at Hotel Hollywood |
for Mrs. Crittenden having as her