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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
comnlete Arrannements

Preparations are almost complete for
the annual ball of the Los Angeles
chapter United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, of which Mrs. Matthew r.
Robertson is president, which will take
place Tuesday evening at KrameT's.
Those who will act on the reception
committee are Mesdames Albert NJ.
Stephens, w. L. Graves, Wesley Clarke,
C. E. Thom, Susan Wiltshire, West
Hughes, and the Misses Mary Belle Ell
liot, Louise Burke, Bri ConrOy and
Chapman.
A. H. Howell, Wesley Clarke, Will
Graves, Raymond Stephens, Olin Well
borne and James Page will have
charge of the floor and the members of
the refreshment committee include Mrs.
j. T. Fitzgerald, John C. Mccoy, T. b.
Clark, Helen II. Dryden and Adna B.
Sticker; Miss Golita Workman, Mrs
L. McAulay, Mrs, j. w. McAlister
Miss Cora Matthews, Mrs. Willoughby
Rodman, Mrs. Donald Frick Miss
Joseph K Allison, Mrs Jean Redman
and Miss Sara Goodrich will be on this
music committee, and Mesdames c. O.
stanton, d. W. Cunningham, Stephen
Childs, w. S. Bartlett, V. S. Terry
Mary Koyer, w, d. Woolwine and J
d. Bethune win assist in receiving
Mesdames w. S. Graves, G.. AUBREY
Davidson, William Johnston Hancock
Johnston, Charles Wellborne, Chiches.
ter and Miss Mary Hunsaker will have
charge of the invitations.
Society women who will act as pa.
tronesses are Mesdames Albert M
Stephens, William l.. Graves, Susar
Wiltshire, Olin Wellborne, Yves
Hughes. e. T. Earl. Burton Greene
William Burke, William Woolwine
Wesley Clarke, William Read, e. p
Bryan, William T. Johnstone Han
cock Johnson Cameron Erskine Thorn
Hancock Banning, Willoughby Rod
man, C. M. Shannon, c. Q. Stanton
Andrew Glassell, J. N. Conroy, d. w
Cunningham, Mary Koyer and William
Hunsaker.
Miss Golita Workman, assisted b,
Mrs. w. l. Hollingsworth, Mrs. A. /
McCauley and Miss Lucille Leovy, will
take care OF the decorations, and
southern supper viii be served by tn
members of the refreshment commit
tee.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra

T HE final musical event of this sea-
son will be the great festival
chorus and the Chicago Sym
phony orchestra, under the direction OF
Won Fielitz, at Simpson auditorium Fri
day and Saturday nights, April 10 and
20, with a Saturday matinee, with an
orchestra of sixty, four vocal soloists
and three instrumental soloists, sup
ported by $50 picked voices. Alexander
Won Fielitz, who is considered one of
the great conductors of Europe, is now
at the head of the Chicago Symphony
orchestra and is making a tour of the
Pacific coast. Music festivals sYill be
held en- route at Omaha, Denver, Salt
Lake and San Francisco.
Franz Wagner, the cello soloist, is
one of the instrumentalists. Elaine de
Sellem, who sang corresponding roles
with FRITZ Scheff and appeared one
season with Max BendiX, is the con-
tralto of the organization. Madam
Zimmerman, the we'll known oratorio
soloist, will sing the soprano role in the
Creation" and "Hiawatha's Wedding
Feast" The tenor will be E. c. Towne,
the basso Dr. Hugo Schussler. Two
evenings will be devoted to oratorio as
we'll as concerted numbers. Saturday
afternoon will be devoted entirely to
symphony orchestra work.
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Lecture on Judaism

What will probably prove intensely
interesting to hundreds of people who
have never before had an opportunity
of hearing such a subject will be the
lecture on Modern Judaism" with
Hebrew musical illustration, to be
given by Bertha Hirsch Baruch at
Gamut auditorium, 1914 South Hope
street, wednesday evening.
The subject will be handled in it's
present, past and future phases and it's
object is to create a wider interest in
the study of the history and develop
rlent of Judaism to the end of promot-
ing more liberal and intelligent inter-
course between Jew and Gentle.
Those on the reception committee are
Mesdames Bcrthold Baruch, chairman;
C. Seligman, Max Kuhnrich, A. Prenz-
lauer, Mary Holland Kincaid, w. j.
Scholl and Miss Evelyn Hamburger.
The Temple choir will render Ma Tovu
and Charles Bowes will give Gen. XII.
verse 16. Traditional, and Gen. XII,
verse IA, Traditional. A contralto and
the quartet will sing "Vethomen," and
]. Dupuy will give Gen. xxi, verses II
and 18, Traditional, and Gen lv.
verse II, Traditional. "Lecho Adonai
(McFarlane) by the quartet will con-
clude the program.
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viii Give Concert

Gertrude Cohen will give a concert
Tuesday evening in the Belasco theater
and prominent society women who will
act as patronesses are Mesdames F. NJ.
Coulter, Wiloughby ROdman, Hancock
Banning, w. F. Botsford, j. S. Chap
man, John D. Foster, w. ]. Scholl,
George Goldsmith, Irving Ingraham, l.
n. Van Nuys, J. H. Martindale, John
Kahn A. B. McCutchan, ]. B. Fran
cisco, Alfred SolanO, j. T. Fitzgerald,
L. NJ Cole, P. A. Newmark, w. w. D.
Turner, NJ. J. Connell, Hugh MacNeil,
G. ]. Birkel, w. NJ. Stanton Arno Behr,
Benjamin Blossom, r. w. Cranel, Adel-
bert Fenyes G.. a. Hancock, D. NJ.
Riordan, S. w. Alberton and the Misses
Fay, Victoria Wilmer, Canfeld, Chap
man and Hamburger.
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THE beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. sly at Oakhurst was the
scene last evening Of one OF the
most delightful social affairs Of the
week. Miss Louise Jorgenson and viii
s. SLY were the honored guests. and
cards were played.
The house was abloom with flowers.
The wallis and chandeliers were fes-
tooned with smilax, and asparagus
plumosus was draped I'm the doorways
and woven through the open wood
work. White roses, lilies and carna-
tions were effectively employed in the
parlors, and In the dining room, where
a dainty supper was served, the walls
mantels and plate rack were half
covered with ferns. while the handsome
floral pieces on the tables gave an
artistic touch of color to the room.
On one table the centerpiece was a
large solid circle of pink and white
carnations. Maidenhalr ferns were
carelessly scattered over the tables.
A handsome japanese silver vase was
given as first prize to the women and
rich deck of cards to the men. A cob
pipe with the inscription, Smoke Up
was given to the men, and a lantern
with the motto, Throw More Light on
the Subject" was given to the women
as consultations.
Mrs. Sly was handsomely gowned in
a white organdie over pink silk and
Miss Jorgensen wore a dainty gown Of
white organdie. Little Miss Florence
sly, dressed In pink. punched the score
cards, and Mrs. Frank r. Wolfe and
Mrs. William Durham assisted in re-
ceiving Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Harr.- Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Jorgenson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Durham, Misses Jor-
genson, Alice Lyons, Mary e. sly,
Dolly Wilson, Grace Gray, V: Kent,
Nell Mccartney. Margaret Banks, and
Robert Martin, Ed Moriarty, Norris
Moriarty, Leo Moriarty j. T. Tabor,
r. w. Barley, Will Albert and Harold
SlV
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Congregational Concert

Composers of Norway, Sweden and
Denmark have been literally drawn
upon for contributions to the, program
of the concert announced for Friday
evening next by the First Congrega-
tional orchestra. John Haae-Zinck,
Danish tenor, will be the soloist, and
will sing an aria from "Reginella" by
Braga. The final number will be q
Suite Espagnole" La Feria) by La
come. The orchestra, now numbering
forty, was organized in 1895 by it's
present director, William H. Mead, and
members and leader are now in their
twelfth year of continuous york to-
gether This will be the twenty-sev-
enth serial concert given by the or
ganization. 1t has also assisted on
numerous occasions at church and
benefit entertainments.
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peseends In Showers

Figuratively china descended In
showers upon Miss Pearl Burnham, a
bride-to-be, Friday afternoon at a de-
lightful social affair at which Mrs.
Charles Newton Randolph of 1884 Elden
avenue was hostess. A fancy head and
an immense bunch of violets were
given to the winners in a guessing
contest. Marguerites were effectively
arranged in the dining room and the
library was decorated with red roses.
A color scheme of pink was carried
out with roses in the living room. The
guests included Mesdames c. p. Libby
of Chicago, Mary Orcutt, Barney Ben
jamin. William,O. Cole. Frank p. Burn
ham, Wilbur g. Tupper, j. Wesley
Sprague, A. e. Tuttle, w. II. Frost,
Il. S. Doughterty, Carolyn Won Benzon,
Marcia E. Hole, George w Purcell of
San Francisco, Misses Grace MilllKen,
May b. Orcutt, Ida Manuel, Harriet
Johnson, Alice Johnson, Olive Jennings,
Eva Tuttle, Alice Jobson, Edith Alli-
son, Henriett- Peet, Fannie Read,
Mayme Healy, May Douglas, Dorothy
Barrett and Anna Sibley.
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Prettily Appointed Dinner

Beckett of 22lS Harvard boulevard, who
leave Tuesday for Europe, Mr.. and Mrs
Ielotes l.. Parmalee of 919 Fair oaks
avenue, South Pasadena, entertained
with prettily appointed dinner party
Thursday evening at Hotel Pleasanton
FaVors of hand painted japanese book
marks We're given ana the decorations,
which were arranged by Miss Waite
were In a color scheme OF scarlet and
green. Bows Of carnatBns and ferns
were Joined with bands Of scarlet rib
bon and ferns were scattered over the
table. Plates We're laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. II. Parmalee, Rev. and Mrs.
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Remove Into New Home

dressed in old-fashioned costumes and
an evening of gayety is expected.
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To Present PIav

"All That Glitters Is Not Gold" will
be presented Wednesday evening in
Wilcox hall by the members of the
Hollywood Dramatic club for the ben
eft of the st. Katharine guild of St.
Stephens church.
Those who will take part are Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Elliot, Miss Bessie Herbert
Bartlett, Miss Florence e. Bartlett, DR..
A. B. Leavelle, William NJ. Boyle, S.
H. Garrett, Charles Stewart and George
McKeeby.
Rehearsals have been going on for
some time and it is expected that the
affair will prove tremendous sue
cess.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
reIIg Of Handlcraft in Metals

Hector Alliot spoke Friday morning
before the members of the Friday
Morning club on "Handicraft in Met
ais" He told of the work from an
cient times down to the present, show
ing the little change that had been
made either i'm the metals themselves
or in the way of working them. He
said the hammer and anvil method
and the casting of the molten meta
into forms were still used as they al
ways had been and that the platinum
and aluminium We're the only two usefu
metals that had been discovered in
modern times.
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Last Concert of Season

The members of the Treble Clef club
will give their last concert Of the sea-
son May In the Woman's club house,
and Immediately after the program a
reception win be held i'm honor of w.
II. Lott. who will leave May 8 for
Europe with his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott.
The members Of the hospitality COM
mittee, who include Mrs Fred Hooker
Jones, presidents Mrs. j. Alexander
Bobrick, vice presidents Mrs w. II
seholl, recording secretary; Mary j.
Shallert, treasurer: Mrs. Charles G.
Travers. financial secretary; Mrs. Wal
ter Eisenmeyer, corresponding seere-
tary; Mrs. James Buckley and Mrs. j.
=. Delaney, Will receive.
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Gertrude Cohen to PLAY

Gertrude Cohen, Los Angeles pianist
will be heard in recital next Wednes.
day afternoon at the Belasco thea.
ter. Miss Cohen will be assisted by
Madam Genevra Johnstone- Bishop, this
being the first public appearance oi
Madam Bishop since she returned tC
Los Angeles. The program numbers in.
clude:
Beethoven, Sonata f Minor Op 81.
(a) Aria Manon Lescaut, Massenet.
CD Aria, Opera La Farze del Destino
Verdi.
Woodford Findeul, Songs (from the
Garden of Kama, India.
Waldo f. Chase, Fur Dich.
Hoffman Longing.
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To Meet WISCONSIN PeopIe

TO meet Mrs. Anna Bridges and
daughters, Ethel and Daisy, of Monroe
Wis, Mrs. Hugh Welch Duncan OF
Geranium lodge, 1852 Garland avenue
entertained several friends yesterday
afternoon at box party at the Be.
lasco, followed by a daintily appointed
dinner at the hostess home. Before
the dinner was served Miss Harriet
Johnson, Miss Jane Collins, Miss Leila
Milligan and the Misses Bridge pre-
sented a delightful musical program
Ivy geraniums were artistically ar
ranged in the library and the drawing
room was decorated with roses. The
dinner table was ablOom with great
masses of carnations and the place
cards bore sketches suggestive Of Eas-
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George F. Bovard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Wallace, Mrs. c. A. Parmalee, Judge
and Mrs. r. NJ. Widney, Rev. and Mrs
G.. w. Coultas, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F,
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Preston
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman F. March, Mr. and Mrs
E. E. Barden, Mr.. and Mrs w. H
Fisher DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Edwards
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Cochran, Mis-.
Clara Parmalee and Miss Florence Par.
malice
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To Talk on Indians

indians" will be the principal topic
discussed at the meeting of the Ohio
society Tuesday evening in Fraternal
Brotherhood hall. Lincoln and Figueroa
streets. Mrs. A. S. c. Forbes will speak
on the Southern California Indians"
and there will be short talks by tour
lists. The orchestra win play and Mrs
w. II. Perfect will render a solo. Re-
freshments will be served and dancing
will be enjoyed later in the evening.
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At Indian Crafts VILLAGE

The members Of the Friday Morning
club will be the guests today of the
members of the California Business
Woman's association at the Indian
Crafts village. Luncheon will be served
and the Fuhrer string quartet of san
Francisco will furnish music for the
afternoon.
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Are Quietly Married

At Santa Barbara last evening DR..
Ernest William Fleming of 720 West
lake avenue and Mrs. Dola Pierre Long
street Trafton were quietly married.
Mrs. Marie Carhart attended as matron
of honor and DR.. John c. Ferbert stood
with the bridegroom. After a trip of
several months through the east DR..
and Mrs. Fleming will be at home to
their friends at 1908 Hoover street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Mr. and Mrs. AIexander Petsohnlkoff

Alexander Petschnikoff is a Russian
violnist of noteworthy powers and his
American wife, Nine. Petschnikoff, has
demonstrated that she is a skillful
artist. They will be heard in concert
at Simpson auditorium Monday even
ing, April 10, and Thursday evening,
April 49,
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Mrs. RAYMOND Entertains

Mrs. A. b. Frye was honered guest
yesterday afternoon at a luncheon given
by Mrs, e. S. Raymond of $50 Court
street. Covers We're laid for Mesdames
w. A. Witzel, E. B. Pinson, w. f.
Bush, d. F. Mcintyre, E. Abbott, M.
Cameron, Fl. Yerger and Lumsden of
Grand Canyon, Ariz.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Miss McComas Gives Recital

Miss Carroll McComas, the celebrated
whistler, gave a recital Friday evening
at Simpson auditorium. Many well
known society women entertained par
ties and the affair was a success both
socially and financially. Miss McComas
was assisted by Harry Clifford Lott,
baritone; Ludvik Opid, 'cellist; Arch
ibald Sessions, pianist, and William
Mead, hutist.
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Plans Entertainment

Ivanhoe homestead No. 141S Of Yeo-
men is planning unique entertainment
for members and their friends in the
way of an old-time party and colonial
bail, to be given next Wednesday even
ing at Fraternal Brotherhood hall, S45
South Figueroa street. Many of the
members and their friends will be
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Poppy Whist Club Meets

Mrs. NJ. Holman of 434 Solano ave-
nue. entertained the members Of the
Poppy Whist club Wednesday after
noon. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with roses and smilax and in
the dining room ferns and roses were
prettily combined. Miss c. E. Webster
won the first prize, a handsome bon
bon dish, and Mrs. E. Todd received the
second, a hand painted fruit dish. Mrs.
Lyton received the consolation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Mackenzie Gordon to Sing

Mackenzie Gordon, tenor, the favor
ite assistant of Mines. Juch, Thursby,
Nordica, Eames, Calve, Schumann-
Heink and Adams, who has sung with
Edouard de Reszke, David Bispham, De
Gorgoza and Others will be heard in
concert at Gamut club auditorium Fri
day evening, April ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Entertains with Card Party

Miss Helen Mathewson of 154O West
Twenty-scecond street entertained with
card party yesterday afternoon III
honor Of Miss Carmen Troconiz, who
Will become the bride of Arthur Holli-
day Monday, April 20.
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Rose Cook of 6S3 Wilmer street enter
tanned with a charming luncheon party
Friday afternoon. A boat of marguer-
ties and ferns decorated the center of
the table and the dessert was served
in smaller boats of the flowers. and
ferns. Covers We're laid for Mrs. j.
Wesley Sprague, Misses Harriet Hob
son, Gertrude Hankla Joanna Maloney
Helen Bosbyshell and Beulah Kirby
Cards were played during the after
noon.
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REGULAR Monthly Luncheon

The members of the Stanford Uni
versity club entertained with their
regular monthly luncheon at the Bris-
tol cafe yesterday noon. Dr. P. A.
Adams, president of the organization,
was toastmaster
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Mrs. HamlIton Is Honored euest

Mrs. George French Hamilton of Fort
Riley, Kansas, who is visiting her pa
rents Gen. and Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee
of South Figueroa street, was the COM
plimented guest at a dinner party given
Friday evening by Major and Mrs e.
+. G. Klokke of 2105 South Figueroa
street. Plates were laid for General and
Mrs. Chahee, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
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Gives Luncheon

Mrs. Charles Silent of 4 Chester place
was hostess yesterday afternoon at a
luncheon of eight covers in honor of
Mrs. George French Hamilton. The
table was beautifully decorated with
American beauty roses.
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Loucks have re-
moved into their new home at 1910
Arlington street. Mr.. Loucks is just
finishing his term as city attorney of
Pomona, and they have been residing
temporarily at Fourth street and Grand
avenue.
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10 Be Hostesses

Mesdames Pritchard, Sherman and
Richards will be hosteses at the meet
ing of Acacia Card club at Masonic
temple, Hill street, Thursday afternoon,
at o'clock. All members of O. E. S.
and friends are invited.
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Issues limitations

Miss Callie Roster has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon and card party TO
be given at the Woman's club house
Thursday afternoon, in compliment to
Misses Lillian and Clara Boeser of Erie,
Pa.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

ter. Among those present were Mrs.
Isaac Collins, Mrs. Edwin Mum, Mrs.
Marion Welsh, Mrs. J. w. Harris and
the Misses Harriet Johnson, Leila Mil
ligan, Marie Memberry, ,Estella Mem
berry and Jane Collins
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Entertainment and Social

An entertainment and social was
given at the Fraternal Brotherhood
building, S43 South Figueroa street, last
evening by the members of the Massa-
chusetts society.
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To Wed Society Girl

Miss Edith May Megary, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Megary of lO17
West Third street and Adolph II. Boss
hard will be married Wednesday even
ing in ST. Paurs pro-cathedral.
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To Become a Bride

Wednesday at high noon Miss Edna
Dickinson, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
d. X. Dickinson of 1908 Beacon street
Will become the bride of Starr A. War
son Of Long Beach in Christ Episcopal
church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
To Compliment Kansas Woman

AS a compliment to Mrs. c. F. Ham
ilton Of Kansas, Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee
of 2S16 South Figueroa street will give
a tea Wednesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Studio Tea

Benjamin Brown entertained with a
tea yesterday afternoon in Benze's gal
lery, where he is holding an exhibition
of his paintings. Mrs. Charles D. Dag
! gett presided.
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To Be Quietly Married

Miss Julia Ganahl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. ]. Ganahl of 316 Avenue
81, and Marcus E. Barnett will be qui-
etly married the afternoon of April 2S
at the brides home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
hrYdon.Lee Weddlnn

Miss Caroline Lee and Robert w.
Brydon, the president Of the Brydon
Bros Harness and Saddlery company,
will be married Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
For Sunshine Society

Mrs. M. Danziger, 1886 South Bur-
lington avenue, viii give a card party
for the members Of the Sunshine so
ciety Tuesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Dance and Whist PARTY

The women of Los Angeles hive No.
l, L. o. T. M, will give a dance and
whist party at Burbank hall Wednes-
day evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Hlah School Alumni Ball

Walter Hartung, Harry Seward and
Edwin Walker had charge of the semi
annual high school alumni ball which
was given at Kramer's last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cleveland of 9l5 West
Fortieth street entertained with a
Dutch supper Friday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
To Be at Home to Club

Mrs. Charles L. Clifford of 143O Penn
sylvania avenue will be at home to the
members of the Felicidad Card club
Tuesday afternoon.
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LEAVES FROM SOCTETY'S NOTE BOOK

Leeds, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Paul Chandler, Miss
Helen Klokke, Miss Helen Chaffee and
Walter Van Pelt
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coin and Figueroa streets. Mrs. Brad
don, Mrs. Weatherby, Miss Mayme
Smith and Miss Jessica Smith Will act
as hostesses, assisted by Charles Hard
ing.
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10 Entertaln chanter

Mrs. E. j. Brent win entertain Pacific
chapter, o. E. S., Whist club Monday,
April 8, at Maple hall, In the Fraternal
Brotherhood building corner OF Lin
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Mrs. clark TO BE Hostess

Mrs. Wesley Clarke Of 1A westmore-
land place will entertain with a lunch
con Tuesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Kitchen Shower

Miss Ethel Alton of 1879 East Thirty
sixth street has issued invitations for
a kitchen shower in honor Of Miss
Hutchinson Wednesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Luncheon and Theater Party

Mrs. Frank Grding Of Chicago will
be hostess at a luncheon and theater
party for Miss McGrath Wednesday
afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Luncheon for Club

Mrs. Harry Arnold of 9O4 East Twen-
tieth street will entertain the members
of the AS You Like 1t C"rd club with
a luncheon Friday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Reception at University

At the Univerrity of Southern Cali
fcrnia Friday evening the members of
the Alpha Chi Omega sorority will en-
tertain with a reception.
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Pico Heiqhts Social Notes

Mrs. e. H. Jones entertained the
Civic association of Pico Heights
Thursday afternoon at her home, 25l2
Continued ON Page Nine.)
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Easter Dance

At Cumnock hall, 1850 South Figueroa
street. the members of the Delta Delta
club entertained with their Easter
dance last evening.
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Entertain Informally

Mrs. Marian Calvert Wilson of 1900
West Fourteenth street entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor
of a number of her friends.
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Ellis Club to Sing

The third concert of the Ellis club
for the season of ,906-7 will be given
in Simpson auditorium Tuesday night
next.
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To BE at Home

Mrs. Melville Gerhard Eshman of 1918
West Twenty seventh street will enter
tain with an at home Friday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Musical Club to Meet

The members of the Monday Musical
club will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. c. j. Stivers, Ills
Arapahoe street.
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CAROLYN Won Benzon to sino

This week will be the first public
recital given by Carolyn Won Benzon,
lyric soprano, in this city. The assist
ing artists include Natorp Blumenfeld,
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Souvenir Dance

The members of the Les Freres club
entertained with a souvenir dance at
Kramer's last night
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no Entertaln Erldau

Mr. and Mrs. Erasmus Wilson Of Z
Chester place will entertain Friday
evening.