Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
decorations throughout were in this

decorations throughout were in this
color.
Fourteen states in the union were
represented Wednesday afternoon at
the annual w. c. r.. U. reception to
tourists. Nearly two hundred women
assembled at the United Presbyterian
church to enjoy the reception. Among
the guests of honor were Mrs. Emma
Cash, president of the Los Angeles city
union, Mrs. Hannah Bailey of Maine,
national superintendent of peace and
arbitration and Mrs. Hester Griffith or
Los Angeles. Many brief addresses
were given.
Because Of conflicting dates the per-
formance of the PERSIAN Garden" at
the Shakespeare club has been post
poned until March 12.
Mrs. James Swan was the hostess at
a pleasant luncheon Tuesday in honor
Of a number of women who are guests
at her home. These guests were MIS-
Frank II. Jermyn, Miss Griffin, Mrs.
William w. Mathews, Mrs. Clarence
d. Simpson of Scranton, Pa, and Mrs.
James Chittick of Orange, New Jersey.
The Tuesday Evening Cotillion club
of Young men gave their second dance
Tuesday night at the Valley Hunt club.
The affair was such success that
number Of other similar dances will
be given before the end of the season.
Mrs. ]. w. Hugus, Mrs. Louis Blanken-
horn, Mrs. George w. Stimson, Mrs.
e. r. Hull and Mrs. George G. Guyer
chaperoned the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goehegan gave
a military euchre party on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. Geohegan
birthday anniversary.
The faculty of the high school par
ticipated in a surprise party Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss Edith
Hill, teacher of Latin in the high
school.
Mrs. Robert Bruce Langdon enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in the
Turkish room of the Hotel Green, the
hospitality taking the form of pro-
gressive euchre party. A buffet lunch
was served at s o'clock.
The concert given by the music sec
ton of the Shakespeare club on Mon
day night was complete success, both
from financial and an artistic stand
point, and reflects great credit upon
the director of the section, Mrs. Min
ME Porter Baldwin, and upon MISS
Ames and Miss Stoutenburgh, the COM
mittee in charge of the entertainment.
Captain and Mrs. H. H. Sinclair en-
tertained at euchre on Monday evening,
the guests being members of the most
exclusive social set. There were eight
tables.
The tiny daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Raymond was christened Mon
day morning at Rose Cottage, the
little bungalow home. Rev. A. Samuel
Eliot. a son of President Eliot of Har-
ward university, was the officiant. For
eighteen months Mrs. Raymond was
soprano soloist in DR.. Eliot's church in
Denver, Colorado.
St. Andrews Social society gave its
second annual banquet on the night of
Shrove Tuesday with about fifty MEM
bers present. Following the banquet
came number of appropriate speeches
and several musical numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V. Rider enter
tained the Five Hundred club on
Thursday evening. In addition to the
regular members of the club num-
ber of invited guests were present and
following the playing of cards engaged
in an impromptu dancing party.
Miss Florence Darsch of Los An
geles was the guest of honor at a
charming Sunday evening musicale
given by Mrs. Edwin Ward and her
daughter Mrs. Madeline G. Kirk. Miss
Darsch sang a number of solos. She
will shortly leave for Europe to join
her sister.
Miss Helen Carter entertained the
Monday Afternoon club this week, her
cousin, Miss Anna Parker of Spring.
field, ILL.,, being the guest of honor. The
club will be entertained by Mrs. Fred
B. Harris March at a luncheon to be
given at the Jonathan club, Los An
Qa1es