Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
MRS. w. JARVIS BARLOW



orchestra furnished music and the es-
pecially handsome prizes were five in
number.
On the same afternoon Mrs. Walstein
Root entertained with bridge at her
handsome home on North Grand ave-
| nue.. Twenty-Five of the most promi-
nent women socially in the city were
her guests, and the tea tables We're
presided over by Mrs. Fred E. Wilcox
and Mrs. c. Mortimer Henderson.
The third elaborate Wednesday func-
tion was the luncheon given by Mrs.
Charles G. Bragdon of rs North Grand
avenue in honor of Mrs Smith of Flint,
Mich. Mrs. Smith is the house guest
of Mrs. e. ]. Eddy of South Euclid
avenue.
Mrs. George H. Frost entertained on
Thursday afternoon at cards in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Charles H. Wells,
of Oak Park, Ill. Half a hundred
guests enjoyed a thoroughly delightful
time at the pretty home on Worcester
place. Prizes were won by Mesdames
LIE Roy Henderson, William Frederick
son of Los Angeles, c. M. Henderson
and Miss Alice Marston.
Mrs. Edward S. Hunter of 1877 North
Ell Molino avenue and Mrs. Charles l..
Hunter. entertained at the home of the
former on Thursday afternoon at the
first of series of three of a bridge
whist tournament played for high score.
On Saturday afternoon the same guests
played the final of the novel tourna-
ment at the home of Mrs. Charles L.
Hunter.
Mr.. H. M. Lutz was given a delight
full surprise party at his residence on
South Orange Grove avenue on We'd
nesday evening in honor of his sixty
eighth birthday. Mesdames j. d.
Thompson and c. S. Cristy arranged
the affair and it was a thorough sur
prise to both Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz. Bridge
and five hundred furnished amusement
| during the evening.
One of the novelties of the week was
the baby party given on Wednesday
| by Mrs. Winters of $50 North Lake
avenue in honor of the fourth birthday
of her little daughter, Geraldine. Twen-
ty-two little men and women took part
in the affair under the supervision of
their mothers.
Mrs William Wingar gave a lunch
con in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
e. w. Tinkham at the Hotel Green on
| Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Stevens of 109 East Wal
nut street gave a delightful talk on
Japan at La Casa Grande on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Rumsey of La Solano enter
| tained at a tea on Thursday afternoon
at the Shakespeare club house.
On Friday evening the Eight Girls"
of the Friends church gave a japanese
supper in the church parlors, which
was largely attended.
The members of the Shakespeare club
observed Arbor day on Saturday at
the club house, the observances being
under the craftsmanship of Miss Lucy
Chamberlain.
Mr.. e, l.. Sherman was delightfully."-
| surprised by quarter hundred friends
in honor Of his thirty-first birthday on
Tuesday evening. Music and cards fur
nished the entertainment of the even
ing.
| ON Tuesday afternoon Miss Gertrude
Post gave luncheon at the Hotel
Green to her friends Of Pasadena and
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Ward gave
a box party for the Elks' minstrels on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anne Whitemore viii give a
| small dancing party next Wednesday
evening at her home on West Colorado
street.
Mrs. Henry Newly, Mrs. o. X. Kinds
and Mrs Herbert G. Holt have issued
invitations for reception at the home
of Mrs Newby on April 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Blossom and
Miss Blossom will received on the aft
ernoon Of April g. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hayden are
| the guests of their son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs Newell Hayden of Altadena,
for several weeks.
Miss Clara o. Snyder and Mr. Walter
l.. Peck. both of Pasadena. were quiet
| ly married I'm Los Angeles on Thursday
afternoon. The honeymoon is being
spent at San Diego.
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Draper leave for
' Europe the early part OF next week,