Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18

world in twenty minutes" Miss
Chambers and Mrs. G.. o. Peck being
the successful travellers. Their prizes
were particularly unique and pretty.
The guests were Mrs. Leonard Cham
bers, Miss Chambers, Jacksonville, ILL.,;
Mrs. r.. G.. Westervelt, Misses Wester-
welt, South Bend, Ind: Mrs. Fred K.
Colley, Palm Beach, Fla; Mrs. A. Ed.
Robinson. Ocean Park; Mrs. Mark Pot
feller, Glendale; Mrs. C. A. Peck, Cedar
Rapids. Ia; Mrs. S. Miller, Miss Mary
Kendall, Mrs. Alfred T.. Hall, Chicago.
Mrs. w. o. Jackson gave an elabo-
rately appointed luncheon Friday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Jackson
of oshkosh, Wis. Besides the guests of
honor there were present DR.. and Mrs.
Clark of Los Angeles, Mrs. McMullin
of Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
table was decorated with pink and
white peas and the same colors We're
used in the refreshments.
Mrs. Jacob Jepsen, ir,, entertained
at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. o..
+. Gaylord of Salt Lake and Mrs. G..
II. Sebee of Monrovia
Mrs. e. r. Van Tilburgh of Palm
avenue entertained at delightful din
ner on Monday for her mother, Mrs
Colthier's birthday. The table was
decorated in green and white. The
guests were Mesdames John Bireley
Charles Bireley, Charles Harrington Of
Hollywood, Bannister. Leverng, Lucas
and Harry Bireley of Los Angeles and
Culbertson and Warner of Marion,
Ind.
G. II. Fowler was surprised Monday
evening in celebration of his birthday.
NTra ITou-Ior had iI1Uitod tha prIIoSta q
for dinner, after which games and
music were enjoyed. Among those
present were the Misses Wines, Susie
Wines, Mrs. Nellie Hibler and Messrs.
Thomas and Chester Scovlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jepsen, jr., will
receive informally next Thursday af-
ternoon and evening, March %. No
cards.
Mrs. Wellington Clark entertained
at tea Sunday afternoon in compli-
ment to General and Mrs. E. c. Comp
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Compton
of Walla Walla. The house was deco
rated with sunflowers and geraniums.
Mrs. l. A. Weld entertained at Hotel
Hollywood Tuesday for Mrs. Chas. b.
PLAINLY. The color scheme was yellow
and green jouquils and ferns being
used. About twenty-five guests were
present.
ner in celebration of his ninth birth
day at Hotel Hollywood. Tuesday. His
guests We're Chester and John Hoag,
Clarence Edwards, Warren Anderson,
Herbert Eakins, Henry Weber, Wood
ford Walker, Charles and Nelson
Bowman, Roland MacCalla and Guy
Dodson.
Mrs. Powers gave a delightful din
ner Friday evening at Hotel Holly
fo, !, 11in nd
in honor of Henry Weber. About
twenty little guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcclellan of
Minneapolis are at the Bonnie Brier.
Mrs. John w. Lee of Minneapolis is
at Hotel Hollywood.
Edward l.. Heam of Baltimore is
visiting his family on Selma avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Cole of Chicago
are guests of Col. and Mrs. j. j.
Steadman.
j. N. Jackson, D. D., and wife of
Burlington, VT, are visiting their son,
DR.. j. Addison Jackson.
Dean Quinlan of Peoria is visiting
Father Murphy, as is John E. Connel-
ley of New York.
Henry Rheinhart of st. Louis has
been the guest of C. c. Hall this week.
The ladies of the Blessed Sacrament
parish gave a st. Patricks day enter
tainment at Wilcox hall Saturday
evening. During the evening Miss
Lillian Scanlan sang.
The Women'S club will meet Wednes-
day at Wilcox hall. Mrs. E. K. Foster
of the Los Angeles Friday Morning
club will speak.
Among the guests at Hotel Holly
wood are Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stephens.
Dorothea Stephens of Moline, ILL.,. Mrs.
G. w. Wattles, Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall,
Miss Ada Kirkendall of Omaha, Capt,
Warren S. Barlow of Tucson.
Mrs. Cornelius Cole has returned
from Arrowhead Springs.