Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
Society
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Mrs. r. B. Young and Miss Young of
sO2 West Seventh street will entertain
with a reception in honor of the Ruskin
Art club at Hotel Lankershim Tuesday
afternoon, March Z. Mrs. Young and
her daughter will be assisted in receive
ing by Mrs Housh, Mrs. J. F. Chap
man, Mrs. ]. w. Hendricks, Mrs. l..
Ducommun, Mrs. II. J. johnson, Mrs.
o. Bryant, Mrs. William T. McFie,
Mrs. N. II. Morrison, Miss Berthe Du-
commun, Miss Bessie Hinton, Miss
Lillian shemwell Miss Leila Morri-
son and Miss Mary McGarry.
Mrs. Gertrude Allyn Long enter
tained her friends Thursday evening
with musicale at her home in South
Pasadena. one of the most pleasing
features of the evening was Grand
mothers Dance" In costume, by Mrs.
Gail Crane. Mrs. Crane is an artist,
whose training enables her to give a
splendid Interpretation of the most
difficult readings. She responded to
several encores. other numbers on the
program were solos by Charles Dom
nell and Mrs. Long. Mrs. Long and
c. e. Allyn gave an Irish farce which
was greatly appreciated. The recep-
tion hall and music room were daintily
decorated with almond blossoms and
pink roses. Several other affairs of a
similar nature have been planned by
this charming hostess.
One of the Lenten affairs which will
be attended by large number of So
ciety people is the Lenten reading of
Stephen Phillips new drama, "The Sin
of David" to be given by Mrs. George
A. Dobinson at the Dobinson audi
torium Thursday evening, March %.
This stirring production was given by
Mrs. Dobinson before the Friday Morn
ing club and was an artistic success.
Mrs. Dobinson will be assisted in the
evenings entertainment by the Bee
thovan trio-Elizabeth M. Jordan.
piano: Arthur NJ Perry, violin, and
Paul Jennison, cello.
Those who will act as patrons and
patronesses are: Rt. Rev. Joseph
Johnson, Rt. Rev. Thomas j. Conaty.
Rev. Warren F. Day, Rev. George
Thomas Bowling, Rev. Hugh K. Walk
er, Rev. J. S. Thomson, Rev. S. Hecht,
Mrs. c. M. Severence, Mrs. Roy Jones,
Mrs. F. w. King, Mrs. Sumner P.
Hunt, Mrs w. l.. Graves, Mrs. Sheldon
Borden, Mrs. Randall Hutchinson, Mrs.
Frank e. Prior, Mrs. J. w. Mitchell.
Mrs. Ella H. Enderlein, Mrs. o. P.
Posey, Mrs. Harris Newmark, Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. o. w.
Childs, Mrs. j. A. Clark, Mrs. j. ID.
Gibbs, Mrs. S. A. Randall, Mrs. Phoebe
Robinson, Mrs. John p. Jones' Mrs. S.
S. Salisbury, Mrs. Mathew Robertson,
Mrs. r. H, Hay Chapman. Mrs. B. F.
Church, Mrs. j. II. Norton, Mrs. John
Kahn, Mrs. Joseph Scott, Mrs. j. A.
Osgood, Mrs. Claire Murphy. Mrs. M
C. Burnett, Mrs. F. A. Eastman. Mrs.
Morris Abee, Mrs. Mary j. Schallert,
Mrs Isadore B. Dockweiler, Mrs. Percy
Clark, Mrs. Fred Allies. Mrs. William
A. Spalding, Mrs Walter Lindley, Mrs.
John Haynes Mrs. w. w. Murphy,
Mrs A. S. C. Forbes, Mrs. F. w.
Burnett, Mrs. Jaro Won Schmidt, Mrs
C. Seligman, Mrs. j. K. Murphy, Mrs.
w. J. Washburn and Mrs. Jules Kauf-
man.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox left Los
Angeles yesterday for a brief visit in
Redlands. She will return in time to
be present at the opening performance
of her new play, "Mizpah," which has
had a most successful run in San Fran
cisco, "Mizpah' will be put on by the
oliver Morosco Stock company and
many society women will be present
on the first night. The fact that the
play is founded on the Biblical tale of
Esther will doubtless eliminate the
usual prejudice against Sunday theat-
ricals. Mrs. Wilcox has consented to
speak for the benefit of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals |
some time within the next fortnight. |
The date has not been set, but it is
likely that the address will be given
March 16 in Simpson auditorium.
The annual dinner of the Southern
California Womens Press club tomor-
row evening at the Hotel Lankershlm
promises to be a noteworthy social
event. Covers will be laid for seventy
five members and their friends. Mrs.
John w Mitchell will act as toastmis-
tress and there are a number of clever
speakers on the program. The place
cards will be souvenirs of real value,
for they are the work of painters and
illustrators who belong to the club
The date of the annual dinner of the
Southern California Women's Press
club has been changed to Monday.
March s, at 1880 p. m. The dinner will
take place at the Lankershm hotel.