Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15

Mrs. Lloyd Macy entertained with y
charming little luncheon at her coy
home on East Colorado street We'd
nesday afternoon. The beautiful baby
daughter Of the house was greatly adj
mired by the guests.
On account OF the serious illness of
her little son Bennett, Mrs. Theodore
card party. which was to have
taken place Wednesday, was indefn-
itely postponed. The small boy, who
is a general favorlte. has rapidly
gained since that time and is now al
most we'll
Mrs. Frances y. swan who so hap
PLY combines gracious hospitality with
wise philanthropy, opened her beauti-
full home on Wednesday afternoon to
some hundred women of the city to al
low the leading state workers of the
Y. W. c. A. to speak. Miss Helen Il
Barnes, the national secretary was the
principal speaker of the afternoon,
and there were short addresses by
a number Of Los Angeles women Music
of a delightful character was inter
spersed with the speaking, and coffee
and delicate waters followed While
no movement was made toward organ
izng such a branch here, there was
much general interest aroused in the
work. and considerable help was given
to the Los Angeles branch. The wo-
men present were thoroughly represen-
tative, being the leading women of the
Shakespeare club, as well as of the
churches. Assisting Mrs. Swan were
Mrs. Robert j. Burdette, Mrs. A. w.
Lamport, Mrs. Malcolm j. Mcleod.
Mrs William Stanton, Mrs. Carl John
son, Mrs. u. d. Mathuss, Mrs. S. S.
Salisbury, Mrs. Henry Macomber, Mrs.
Robert r. Meredith and Mrs. A. Moss
Merwln.
Each year upon the anniversary of
the completion of the parish house,
the women of the guild of All Saints
church give a birthday party to which
all the parishioners and their friends
are invited. Thursday evening the
fifth annual birthday party was held,
and those attending gave to the guild
work as many pennies as they were
years old. There was a fine musical
program given, refreshments were
served and dainty souvenirs were given
each guest by the guild members.
Miss Ruth Parker of Richmond, Ind,
who is spending the winter in Southern
California, was the house guest of Miss
Marguerite Austin this past week.
From here Miss Parker went to Whit
tier to visit with friends.
few of the young people of the
Y. M. c. A. enjoyed most unique
evening Tuesday when they investi
gated Chinatown, Los Angeles, under
the supervision of George Braden and
wife. After seeing most of the points
of interest a light supper was enjoyed
at one of the restaurants, where Chi
nese nuts, candy and chop suey were
sampled. The young people in the
merry party were: Misses Miriam
Williams, Ethel Bryant, Grace Wright
Florence Smith, Vera Williams, Lillian
Brent; Messrs. Howard Saddler, Ray
mond Thomson, Earl Starbuck, Wilton
Thomson and Clifford Dickson.
Members of the Poinsettia Euchre
club enjoyed a jolly evening Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Simopc op South E,,1cli6 avanua Car1S
formed the evenings entertainment and
very handsome prizes were awarded
the fortunate ones who excelled in the
games. Mr. Elliott took the lone hand
prize, which was handsome hand
painted calendar. Mrs. Elliott cap
the second, both prizes being cut glass
dishes. Punch was served throughout
the evening and after the games a de-
licious little supper was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Munger, DIR. and Mrs. Reamer, Mr. and
Briener, Mr.. and Mrs. Heiss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Hodge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott.
Alfred Farland gave a very enjoy
able banjo musical in the music room
of the east building at Hotel Green
Tuesday evening. There We're many
of the hotel guests as well as a large
number of invited outsiders. The whole
concert was a great success, and much
enjoyed by the appreciative audience
Mrs Julia M. Phelps had as her
guests Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Ross of Los Angeles and Andrew Ross
of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rosemaum, at their
home on South Grand avenue, enter
tanned Wednesday at luncheon Mr.. and
Mrs A. A. Moore of Marshalltown,
Iowa, also Mr.. Moore's brother and Mr.
and Mrs. Moore of LeMars, Iowa. The
members OF the party are on their way
to Honolulu, and on their return will
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