Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

day afternoon by Mrs Michael ]. Con-
nell and her mother, Mrs. John Keane.
The floral decorations were unusually
attractive, American Beauty roses
being used in the library and violets
and lilies in other rooms. In the din
ing room were jonquils, white prim-
roses and daffodis
Members of the Vassar club of
Southern California, of which Mrs.
Andrew Stewart Lobinger of S12 South
Burlington street is president and Miss
Neatly Stevens is secretary, are plan
ming a luncheon to be given at the
Woman's club house the afternoon of
Wednesday, February %. A pro-
gram of toasts will be presented and
in the floral decorations for the table
pink and gray the college colors, will
be used. Local members of the organ
ization include Mesdames George l..
Cole, Susan Dorsey, Nora L. Hussey,
c. c. Pierce, Elbert Wing, Charles w.
Naumann, Clarence Mann, l.. Dean
Cady, w. T. Macarthur, Potman Tur-
ner, H r. Boynton, W. A. Spaulding.'
Page Randall, Tuncliff Parrotte; the
Misses Sarah P. Monks, Anna l..
Meeker, Julia Meeker, Neatly Stevens,t
Grace Pompilly, Emily Reynolds,
Katharine Carr, Jean McNair Eliza
beth Guyer, Van Dusen, McNemery,
Augusta Dreer and Anna B. Orton of
Pasadena, and Alice Mcdonald.
Mrs. Van Leer Drouillard and Miss
Ruth Jowett of 267S Menlo avenue have
issued invitations for a card party, to
be given next Friday evening.
Mrs. Paul de Blumenthal will enter
tain with a reception and tea at the
home of Mrs. Florence Collins Porter of
Monterey road, South Pasadena, next
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William M. Van Dyke of 222
West Adams street gave a card party
Yesterday afternoon, entertaining in
honor of her niece, Miss Irene Bangs of
Oakland, who has been visiting in Los
Angeles a number of weeks and has
received much social attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Leonard of 210S
South Union avenue entertained with
an informal chafing dish supper last
evening, their guests including Mrs.
Van Leer Drouillard, Miss Edythe Wei
ser, Miss Ruth Jowett, Messrs. A. l..
Briggs, J.. A. Jowett, Everett Huyler
and Guillame Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hartman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dodge of New
York have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Brainerd of 1900 Pasadena
avenue this week.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Laughlin, jr.,
who, since their return from their
wedding trip to Tahiti, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Homer Laugh
lin, ST., of 666 West Adams street, ex-
pect to move next week into their
own home, corner of Sixteenth and Hill
streets.
Mrs. Addie Murphy Grigg will give
a reading, Brownings SAUL" at Cum
mock hall next Thursday morning, this
being the second of a series which has
been announced. Before the reading
Mrs Mila Tupper Maynard, a sister
of Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpln, will read
an original paper on Saul"
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel w. Myrick
of S37 South Burlington avenue re-
turned a few days ago from months
visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Dick and Miss Sada
Johnson of 947 South Hope street will
entertain with a luncheon in honor of
Miss Lila Fairchild next Friday after
noon.
Mrs. w. G. Nevin of 700 Garland
avenue will entertain with luncheon
next Thursday afternoon.
party given recently by Southern club
members at the Woman's club house,
Mesdames Alfred Leonard. Van Leer
Drouillard, III. b. Shannon, James A |
Metcalf and the Misses Ruth Jowett, |
Corinne Bailey and Ola Hicks acted as
hostesses. Miss Mary Higgins and
Miss Elizabeth Page were awarded a