Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs. Summers OF
Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil M. Gregg and Miss
Ha1en Gregg of st. Louis have arrived
at the Guirnalda for the winter AS
they have friends among the society
people OF the city their stay Is sure to
be pleasant.
Young people from the North Conere-
gational church enjoyed an unusually
pleasant evening recently at the spa
cious home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Whit
ney of North Raymond avenue. The
large rooms were prettily decorated
with quantities Of graceful pepper
houghs and berries, red geraniums and
ferns. Open fires cracked and blazed
on the broad hearths and every ap-
rointment was perfect for an early
January gathering. The guest of the
evening was Prof. Leslie Head, for
merly of Throop but now teaching at
Santa Clara, who told of his trip In
the summer to Saint Louis in a very
interesting way After refreshments
were served by Misses Margaret Whit |
ney and Marion Painter, games of va
rious sorts were played in the large
sitting and dining rooms. There was
a large attendance of the young peo-
pie of the church and neighborhood,
and the evening was one of more than
ordinary pleasure.
There was a very pretty little party
last Saturday at the beautiful home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Lynch on West
Washington street, Miss Virginia the
only daughter of the house, entertain
ing a number Of little friends. 1t was
a violet party, and all over the house,
shallow bowls and slender vases were
filled with the modest blue flower.
Ferns and smilax were also used in
the decorations for the occasion. Games
and general frolics were enjoyed un-
til the little march to the dining room
was formed. With it's wealth of fra
grant violets, dainty appointments and
fern strewn cloth, the table was a |
picture, and the good things provided
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preciated. Among the guests were:
Misses Helen Leslie, Beulah Hinckley,
Elsie Hoffman, Ruth Leslie, Dorothy
Randolph, Thyrza Miller, Agnes Hail.
Lillian Perry, Jennie Clark, Elvira
Warner, Florence Phillips, Helen Jor-
don, Helen Massey, Esther Arinson
Miss Irene Bonham of 10 Ford place
had as her Tournament guests on
Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss
Ruth Buchanan of Los Angeles and
Mr.. Howard Coffin also of Los Angeles.
Monday evening Mr.. C. d. Sergeant
the whole force of his store
with a very pleasant theater and din
ner party in Los Angeles.
The Y. M. c. A. reception held on
Monday evening at the Auditorium was
q great success some four or five hun
ored accepting the hospitality of the
good women of the auxiliary, who had
arranged the evening. Ice cream and
cakes were served from daintily APP
pointed tables in charge of young Ia
Gies from the different churches. All
the decorations were in red and green,
and most of the women connected with
the entertainment were attractively
gowned in white with red ribbons and
flowers. Miss Mary Phelps and L. c.
gave readings which were
greatly appreciated. Music was given
by the association orchestra during
the evening.
Next Saturday evening Jack Quinn
will give dinner at the Country club
Among those who will be present are
Mrs. and Miss Beauchamp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Woodbury., Miss Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Otis and Har-
rison Zier.
Wednesday evening there was a de-
lightful dinner at the Raymond hotel,
given by Mrs. M. NJ. Zier and her son
Mr.. Harrison Zier, of Minneapolis, to
a few friends of Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena. The decorations of the private
banquet hall, just off the main dining
room, were of unusual beauty and |
magnificence, over 1000 red and white
carnations and $50 strings of smilax be-
ing used. The effect against the cream
white walls was very beautiful, and |
called out the unstinted praise of the |
guests. The following well known peo-
pie were the fortunate guests:
Mrs. E. p. Beauchamp and Miss |
Paula Beauchamp, Terre Haute, Ind; |
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Woodbury., New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Otis, Chi |
cago; Miss Mollie Crawford, Terre |
Haute, Ind; Miss Altadena Green, Pas
adena; Miss Josephine Scovel, Seneca, |
Kan; Miss Jean French, Buffalo, N. |
Y; Miss Zoe Harrison, Los Angeles; |
Robert Flint, Hugh Mcfarland, Il. |
Avery Mccarthy, Louis Kenyon, L. |
Anthony and Albert Cook of Los Ange- |
les; Jack Quinn. Harry b. Kay and |
Ralph Bandini of Pasadena.
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