Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-10

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road will entertain at dinner this even
ing in honor of Mrs. George Law Smith
of San Francisco, covers being laid for
fourteen. At the close of the fedora
tion meeting Mrs. Smith will be Mrs.
Stilson's house guest for a short time.
Madame Caroline M. Severance of
SOC West Adams street will be at home
informally this afternoon to visiting
delegates and officers of the state fed
Grafton, who remain in the city.
| Those who go on the excursion are in
vited to be her guests in the evening.
Mrs William lie Moyne Willis was
| guest of honor at a luncheon given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph H.
Johnson of 2317 South Figueroa street,
when plates were also laid for Mes
danes Alfred Solano, Walter Jarvis,
Barlow Phillip of San Francisco,
Dwight Whiting, George j. Denis,
George Patton and Miss Wilson of San
Gabriel. A centerpiece of volets, jon
quils and ferns and violet-shaded
lights were features of the attractive
table arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rowley of 2621
Menlo avenue have as their guest Mr..
Rowley's sister, Mrs. Willard M. Shell
don of Palo Alto, who expects to re-
main in Los Angeles two weeks or
more.
Mrs. J. H. F. Peck of the Baker
block entertained a company of women
friends with a luncheon at the Coun-
| try club house yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Aylette r. Cotton, presi-
dent of the California club of San
Francisco, and of Mesdames John Har-
rison, M. Taylor, H. C. Scott, e. A.
| Trefethen and Miss Kate Whitaker,
members of the club, all of whom are
in Los Angeles as delegates to the
State Federation of Womens clubs.
An artistic arrangement of violets and
jonquils frightened the luncheon table,
and places were marked with cards
bearing the hostess monogram in gold.
The guests were: Mesdames j. w.
Hendrick, w. H. Housh, Stephen c.
Hubbell, Cameron E. Thom, A. l..
Danskin. Frank Flint, C. C. Wright
and c. b. Woodhead.
Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood of Santa
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noon at luncheon given in honor of
Miss Lila Fairchild, and guests asked
to meet the popular bride-elect at this
function were Mesdames Charles Dick,
w. F. Botsford, William Parish JEFF
fries, Nathaniel w. Myrick, and the
Misses Annis Van Nuys, Sada Johnson,
Clark, Mary Clark, Parker, Wood and
Wilde. The entire color scheme for
the dining room was carried out in
pink and white, tiny arrows and hearts
being effectively utilized in various
features of the arrangement. Resting
in the center of the luncheon table was
full riggid ship of pink and white
carnations, the sails for which We're of
pink satin ribbons.
| Kramer's hall presented a brilliant
scene last evening when the members
of the Los Angeles chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy were
hostesses at a ball given in the cause
OF charity. Magnificent gowns, be-
witching music with simple decorations
made the scene an enhancing one.
The receiving party included Mrs,
George Patton. Mrs. Pope Chandler.
Mrs. Trask, Mrs. Leonora Wood, Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. Josephine
McAllister, Mrs. C. C. Parker, Mrs. w.
w. Murphy. Mrs. William Britt and
Mrs. Harmon of Redondo.
Mrs. Benjamin l.. Harding enter
tanned at the Hotel Pepper yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. William
Bayley, sr and Mrs. William Bayley,
! jl, who will soon depart for four
months automobile tour in Europe.
In the reception room scarlet and
green were the brilliant oolors used
which gave touch Of warmth TO the
surroundings, while in the refreshment
room Easter lilies and white roses made
. fetching contrast. Music was fur