Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen I. Miller. Jr.
entertained members of the high school
faculty and other friends Wednesday
evening at dinner. Covers were laid for
seventeen in the pretty La Casa Grande
dining room The red and white Of
the high school colors were used In the
decorations OF the table.
Mrs. Franklin Hardison and Mrs.
George Cole gave a flower afternoon
Thursday at the home of the former,
South lei Molino avenue, in compliment
of Mrs. Coles guest, Mrs. II. &. Pat
terson of Illinois. The interior of the
house was deliberately decorated with
flowers and progressive flower game
was a feature of the affair.
Mrs. G.. II. Lincoln was the hostess
Wednesday at pretty little card party
in the Moorish room of the Hotel Green.
The members of the Shirt Waist Card
club were the guests of Miss Daggett
and Miss Marjorie Bolt Wednesday
afternoon at the Daggett residence on
Columbia street.
Kirkwood Place. the very pretty LislS
home, was the scene of charming
luncheon Monday in honor of MISS
Clara Heydenreich, given by MISS
Owena Lisk and her sister, Mrs. j. &.
Cook of Long Beach.
DR. Ralph Arnold had DR.. ]. G.
Merriam of the Berkeley faculty as his
guest last week at the residence of his
father, Hon. Delos Arnold, on South
Grand avenue.
Miss s.. Elva Dorr was the hostess
Wednesday of dainty violet luncheon
at her bungalow home on Michigan
avenue. Mrs. Clarence Hall OF Chi
cago, who Is spending the winter In
Los Angeles, was the guest of honor.
Benjamin b. Wilson and Miss Emma
Webster were united in marriage by
the Rev. s. G.. Emerson Thursday
morning at the residence of G. l..
Webster, on East Walnut street. The
ages of the groom and bride are re-
spectively 73 and 81.
Rev. and Mrs. s. G.. Dunham gave q
jolly "swap party "Wednesday evening
to about sixty young people of the Uni
versalst parish. A musical program
and light refreshments followed the
games of the early evening.
The regular meeting of the Womans
Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. Monday
afternoon was a baby party" and
seventeen little tots were the guests
of honor.
Miss Blanche b. Hugus gave charm
ing luncheon Thursday noon in honor
of Miss Cooley of Bay City, Mich, who
is the guest of Mrs. Hugus' sister, Miss
Marjorie Bolt.
The Poinsettia Five Hundred club
J.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coils on Galena
avenue. Mrs. Margaret Fowler and
Miss Kate Fowler were the hostesses at
reception Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Fowler'S mother, Mrs. Brewer
of Oakland. The beautiful Fowler
home on Terrace Drive was simply
decorated for the occasion, and the
guests were the members of the Young
Women's league and their mothers. Re
freshments were served in tn dining
room.
G. NJ. Antrip CAV a "crawfish dinner
Tuesday everfng at his home. East Col
orado street, to about thirty of his
gentlemen friends. DIR. +. c. e. Mat
tison acted as toastmaster for the
speeches which followed the discus
sion of the great Columbia river dainty
William Schaper will marry Feb
ruary IL. Miss Clara Vohlkamp, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VohlkamE
of st. Louis. Mr.. Schaper is now in the
east and will return to Pasadena with
his bride shortly after the wedding.
George Marsh, proprietor of the Jap
anese garden OH South Fair Oaks ave-
nue., entertained the guests of La Casa
Grande Friday evening at "Kaffee
KlatSch."