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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Announcing Enaaaement

At a pretty affair given last evening
hy Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Galbraith
of La Sale avenue, formal announce
ment was made of the engagement of
Miss Josephine Schwartz. the charm
ing daughter of Mrs. Bertha Schwartz
of 1909 Constance street, and Randolph
Bartlett, city editor of the News. The
bride, who is a sWeet-faced young
woman with profusion of dark hair
and blue eyes Is a graduate of the local
high school as a member OF the class
of '06.
The Galbraith home was decorated
with hearts and other accessories sug-
gestiVe of the occasion, while Shasta
daisies, marguerites, carnations, smilaX
and wild mustard were arranged in din
ing room, living room and den. Big
bows of white tulle designated the
chairs reserved for the guests of honor.
DE Nubilla'S orchestra furnished a pro-
gram OF choice numbers, and a fortune
teller foretold coming events for each
of the company, forecasting the future
for benedcts and matrons, as we'll as
those present who were unWed. Among
the pleasant features of the evening
was the surprise of MT Bartlett when
at different times through the evening
a series of kilograms was brought him
by a messenger boy signed with such
well known names as Emperor VIII
liam, Theodore Roosevelt, bob" Evans
and a number of lesser lights, express
ing in several languages best wishes
for the happiness of himself and his
1iancee.
Guests asked TO meet the young peo-
pic included Misses Blanche Leonard,
Teddy Brown, Jessie Alsopp, May Flint,
Yerrington, Blanche Hail. Alma Eckel.
Snow: Messrs. Grand Belts. Woodcock,
Bowden, viii Loomis. A. S. Balinger,
Perry. A. q. Wilkes, Humphreys Guy
Rush Edwin Rife, Harsen, Harry Mes
tayer. Walter Rose. James Bladish,
Ickel. Triolo, Curtin, Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Elliott Capt. and Mrs. A. j.
Bradish. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Shrader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam T. Clover Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidle Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
Otheman stevens Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Bare Rife Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SON
nenburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leon
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vivian. Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Caroe, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Burkett Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Illdred, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Drown Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blackwood, Mesdames Le-
land Norton. Wolf Schwartz, Bolton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
SCHOOL NOTES
cumnock Recital

The mid-winter term of the Cumnock
School of Expression closed Friday
evening with brilliant recital by the
intermediate class. This class, which
Is composed of unusually talented
young women, gave the following de-
lightful program: "a Lover of Music"
Henry Van Dyke, was read by Miss
Rochelle Buhrer; 1.-THE Other woman
a one-act play, was presented by Miss
Pauline Bush and Miss Jessalyn Van
Trump: readings. rip Van Winkle.'
Qrving). by Miss Emily Stanlee; THE
Great Guest Comes" edwin Mark
ham). by Miss Mary Stevens; "a
Wasted Rehearsal" (Jeanette Cooper).
by Miss Ethel Bryan: scene from
Two Gentlemen of Verona" presented
by Miss Lucille Culver as Julia and
Miss Abigail fIaines as ''Lucetta:'
How the Old Horse Won the Bet"
(Oliver Wendell Holmes), was heard by
Miss Zella Wood: Helene Thamre."
elizabeth Stuart Phelps), given by
Miss Hariette Candee; "A Grand
OPERA" George Ade), Mrs. Frederick
Allen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Masonic Entertainment

Loyalty chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star Will entertain the four
teen other lodges of the city with a
dramatic program the evening of March
27 at Masonic temple. Mrs. II. C. Ward,
who has charge of the entertainment
has arranged a program which will
consist of three one-act plays-"The
Other Woman "'Op-o' -My-Thumb"
and Nance Oldfield." "'Op-o'-My-
Thumb" is the pathetic curtain raiser
I'm which Maude Adams made a strong
appeal a few years ago; "Nance Old
field" was used by Ellen Terry and was
one of her favorite one-act plays.
The following cast includes many
talented young women of the city and
several young men of marked ability:
"The Other Woman Sylvia Gra-
ham, Miss Pauline Bush; Enid Gray,
Miss Jessalyn Van Trump.
"'Op-o -My-Thumb"- Amanda Az
f1ic. Op-o' My Thumb. Miss Harrlette
Candee: Mrs. Clem Galloway, Miss
Maude Lawton; Madam, Miss Rochelle
Buhrer; Celeste, Mrs. Frederick Allen;
Rose, Miss Jessalyn Van Trump: Hor-
ace Greensmith, Harry Chandler.
Nance Oldfleld"-Nathan Oldswor-
thy, Raymond Freeman; Alexander
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
To Speak Before Club

Society and club circles are inter-
ested In a charming woman who ar
rived in Los Angeles Friday and who
will be the house guest of Mrs. j. ID.
Hooker during her stay-Miss Mary
Shaw. actress. clubwoman and accom-
plished gentlewoman. who will hold
the center of the boards at the Los An
geles this week. Miss Shaw will adj
dress the Friday Morning club while
here, the date probably being next Fri
day morning, although this point has
not yet been decided.
Miss Shaw, who is a member OF an
old Boston family. was one of the or
ganizers of the Professional Woman's
league of New York and a member of
the Shakespeare Woman's club OF the
same city, was the American delegate
TO the International congress held in
London in 1899. was one of the speak
ers. was also flonored by being one of
the delegates presented to the late
queen.
During her engagement in San Fran
cisco the first week IN March Miss
Shaw was complimented guest at a
large reception given In the gold and
white ball room of the Fairmont by
Mrs William Haas and Mrs. Abraham
Haas.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
St patrlck,s pay Event

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Reilly OF
424 west Avenue Fifty-four entertained
TUESDAY evening with typical ST.
Patrick's day affair. The house was
beautifully decorated i'm green smilaX,
green carnations and foliage being used
profuscly The card tables bore green
cards designating the position for each
PLAYER. and the score cards and other
appointments of the game We're of the
same emerald hue When supper was
served the tables were laid with covers
of tho color and shape of shamrocks.
cakes cut IA the form of shamrocks,
green ice cream and creme de menthe
served TO carry out the color design.
Recitations by Mrs. j. F. Clark and
Mrs. c. II Murray added to the pleas
ure of the evening, while one Of the
features were recitations and songs in
Gaelic by John Whalen, typical son
of County Galway.
Among the guests were MT and Mrs.
L. +. Block, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Noble,
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Clark. Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Deyoe. Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Coan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hopkins Mr. and
Mrs. T.. S Conway Mr.. and Mrs. O..
X. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Val
liant and Mines. c. n. Murray f. Crea-
ger, Barr, Miss Florence Ganahl and
Messrs. shepard, Murray, j. %. Brown,
ir., and Worrell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Irish EvenInq


Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Hubbard,
1912 Orange street. entertained with
d costume party Tuesday evening In
guests including members of the Phil
omath club, their husbands and otner
friends.
All the decorations were in green and
scarlet, American and Irish flags and
club pennants being conspicuous fea-
lures of the decorations indoors, while
the wide veranda was gay with many
colored lanterns.
A varied program was given, includ-
ing numbers by Walter j. Wren ana
Mrs. w. T. Davies. who sang Irish
solos; an Irish sketch by +. p. Crozier;
piano solo, "Tam o'Shanter," Mrs. RUS
sell Barber. and Irish jgs played by {.
S De Lano on the mandolin. Games
were enjoyed, after which supper was
served in Individual green boxes.
The guests, who appeared in costume
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Crowell Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. De Lano. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. B. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
Wren, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Davis, MIR.
end Mrs. H. II: Stecker Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
Crozier. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Mullen, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Gregg Layne, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Wood,
Mrs. r. T.. Charles, Mrs. Grace Jacobs
Mrs. Frank Bonley. Mrs Delie Hide
Iran, Mrs. Alta Abbott, Misses Louise
Abbott Belle ~Crowell and Mr.. Ray
Uildebrand.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Extended Wedding Trip

The wedding of Miss Nan Marsh
and Bernal Dyas, which has been set
for April s, will be attended by MT.
Dyas' father and brother, r. J. Dyas
and D. S. Dyas of St Louis. who ar
rived in Los Angeles Friday.
Mr.. Dyas and his fiance have de-
cided upon an extended wedding trip
that will include stops at Dayton, o.,
Cincinnati and Boston. and If Mr..
Dyas' business will permit of so long
an absence, will be extended to Mo-
bile, Ala, at all of which points one
or the other have relatives Return
ing, they will go to ST. Louis for the
marriage of Mr.. Dyas' sister, Miss
Dimple, and Morton Harris, we'll
known resident of Chicago, and the
quartet will come on to Los Angeles,
where many mutual friends will well
come the entire party.
Miss Leola Allen, who is at Ocean
Park for a few weeks, was hostess
Thursday at a luncheon of fifteen COW
ers. Miss Marsh being the especial
guest. The invited guests were Mrs.
r. H. Marsh, Mrs. Guy Hagcrty, Mrs.
Rowe Sanderson, Mrs. Harriet Bau-
man, Mrs. Albert Moore, Mrs. William
Kuhen and the Misses Helen Crane
cynthia Fay. Bonnie Anderson, Pau
line Bolts Hazel Tomblin, Lima John
son and Ethelyn Dulin.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
stcreopsleon Lecture

The students and friends of the
Woodbury. Business college were treated
to a stereopticon lecture Monday night
by DR.. G.. A. Hough. pastor of the First
Methodist church of San Francisco.
DR.. Hough was formerly the president
Of the Woodbury. Business college. and
still maintains his interest in this in
stitutlon's welfare. In his recent visit
to the old world, he secured n large
number of views OF the most Interest,"
ing places. and in his lecture Monday
night exhibited over 100 views. mostly
of Paris. DIR. Hough's lecture In con-
nection with the exhibition of the
Views was most instructive as well as
interesting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Mlnuet Club

Celebrating St. Patrick's day, the
Minuet club met with Mrs. John Kahn
on Union avenue. and after an elaoor-
ate luncheon enjoyed an afternoon Oh
patriotic Irish songs.
THE personnel of the Minuet club in
cludes Mines. Kahn. Frost, Matthew
Robertson, Franklin, Barnum. Bar
more and Swain, all congenial members
of the Eben club, who have met bi-
monthly for three years and at each oil
these meetings appear In colonial cos
tune and with powdered hair.
Mrs. Kahn's table was set IN the
form of a large shamrock. and the Dec
orations were snakes and other lteilis
l.e,egestive of the time when st. Patrick
ruled the land and the people of Erin
To the elaborate costumes of each ol
the ladies was added a touch Of green
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
asnentIon and MusIcaIe

one of the social events OF the week
was the large reception and musical
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Driesbaeh,
ir.. at their apartments at 220 North
Grand avenue, st. Patrick's night. The
decorations were entirely In green one
of the features OF the evening was the
singIng by the Harmony quartet com
posed OF Prince G. Hubble, Frank Reed,
Adolph Leon and Frank Turner. Baby
Leona FLEMING sang a number OF popu-
la. sones. for which she received great
anplause. Those giving selections on
the piano were Mrs. Dollie Graham
Misa pessie Berkovitz, Miss Orella
SANS, Sam Driesbach and Joe Dries
bach. -
Those present were Messrs. ana Mes-
da,nea Prince Hubble, VIM. Dresser,
TdwIn Potter. Homer Driesbach, G: Q.
Fleming, Charles Clayton, Herman Da-
vidson Mrs. Dollie Graham, Misses
ovitz. Fve Brown, Ovella Sans, Lena
Jennings, Dora Wiley. zelma Potter
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
sands-Adams Wedding

The marriage of Miss Rossie Adams
and William Sands took place at the
home of tho brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Adams, 522 South Avenue
Twenty-one. on the evening of March
- this date being the wedding ami
yersary of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
Rev. Forbes performed the ceremony,
for which the house were beautifully
decorated with orange blossoms, Gala
lilies and ferns. The bride was becom-
ingly gowned in mousselin de sole over
white silk Miss Adele Griffin was
rnaid of honor and Harry Adams best
man. After the ceremony supper was
served. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Tad Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Chillls, Mrs. Belle Adams, Mrs. hellog,
Misses Lizzie Herwick, Ella Ryan, Fay
Chillis, Ruth Kellog, Ei1ei heilos'
Adele Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs Sands will spend few
weeks at San Diego
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
AZ the Country Club

The Los Angeles Country club was
,be scene of much informal entertain
ing yesterday afternoon, several mem
hers taking advantage of the oppor-
,,nitv offered by the weekly open
house and fine musical program to en-
fertain friends, and several hostesses
presided over tea tables that were
center of attraction not only Tor mem
hers of their own parties but for pass
ing friends as well
Miss Maybell Kendall entertained
with an informal tea. where honored
e7,ests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank PIX
ley and officers of the Connecucut'
bevv of Young women assisting her,
Including Mrs. John Nevin. MISS
Katharine Ridgeway. Miss May Ridge
way. Miss Anna Andrews and Miss
May Carson.
Mrs. Harry L. Turner presided over
n nrettily appointed table, where
party of about fifty friends were en-
tertained.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Girls, colleaIate School

The Junior class of the Girls Collegi-
ate school gave a dramatized version OF
Jerry, Jr.," by Jean Webster, Friday
evening in the school gymnasium.
which was prettily decorated with
flowers, ferns and Japanese lanterns.
The book was divided into four acts,
each act being dramatized by eight
girls. The first act was read by Miss
Sarah Hanawalt. the second by Miss
Bertha Tillsbury, the third by Miss
Laura McVay and the fourth by Miss
Olive Read. The program was followed
by dancing and refreshments.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Their Golden Wedding

"Mr and Mrs. Newmark request the
pleasure of your company to celebrate
the nuptials of their daughter Sarah
TO Mr.. Harris Newmark, Wednesday
evening. the oath instant. at s o'clock.
Los Angeles, March 16. 1855"
White winged invitations similar to
the above were conveyed to friends in
and about the little puebla of Los An
geles fifty years ago. and Tuesday
evening, March "a, 1908, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Newmark. who were the prin-
cipals on the former date. will cele-
brate their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary at their home. S37 Westlake ave-
nue.. Children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren will participate in the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Entertainments for Detroit Guest

Mrs. o. d. Williams complimented
her daughter. Mrs. Amasa Edwin Hig-
bee of Detroit with violet luncheon
Wednesday at Hotel Bellevue Terrace.
Mrs. Williams was assisted by her
other daughter, Mrs. NJ. Hennion Rob-
inson.
party for Mrs. Higbee yesterday after
noon and last evening she was honored
by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Robinson
with dancing party at which 100
guests We're present. Mrs. Higbee will
leave tomorrow for her home in the
east.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Program Evening

The p. E. O.s held a~ social meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
M Steiniger on Manitou street. Miss
Annis Campbell gave two entertaining
readings. "Penelope's English Expert
ence" and Saunders McGlashan's
Courtship." Miss Campbell and Miss
winifred Ramsey then presented the
clever one-act play. Fast Friends :
Both of these talented young women
are students of the Cumnock School OF
Expression. The P. e. o. quartet, COM
rosed of Mrs. viii Conklln, Mrs. s. A.
w. Carver, Miss Oliver Esterbrook and
Miss Sue Condin. rendered songs suited
to st. Patrick's day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
For Bride and Groom

A reception and dancing party were
given by Mr.. ana Mrs Edward Crum-
ley at Hotel Ems the evening of March
1S, in compliment TO Mr and Mrs II.
p. Bradley, nee Miss Bessie Simpson,
who had Just returned from their we'd
ding trip. Mr. Bradley is connected
with the management Of the hotel, and
Mrs Bradley is charming and accom-
plished young woman who Is already a
great favorite with the guests.
The reception was brilliant AFFAIR,
about $50 people responding to invita-
tions. Refreshments We're served dur
ing the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
PROGRAM for Eastern Star

The Los Angeles chapter. .! E. S..
met for a program and an inIormai
snciai hour in the blue room of Ma
sonic temple on Hill street Friday
evening. Mrs. W. X. Chambers was
in charge of the program and her Ut
lie daughter Lois greeted the guests.
of whom there were about 800, with
large bouquets of violets and ferns.
Refreshments were enjoyed later in the
THE program included piano solos by
Miss Viola Cohl and also Miss Lillian
smith. who has recently returned from
study In Berlin: cornet solo by Y: Es-
cobar, readings by Mrs. S. c. Miller,
Mrs. Rule Meek, Mrs. q, L. Higbee;
violin numbers, Miss Longenecker OF
Chicago and Harry Larson; vocal Sc
lcctions, Mrs. Frank Bryson ana MIS-
W u Hammond.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Greek Letter Reception

The Los Angeles Alunmae assocla-
tion of Kappa Kappa Gamma enter
tanned at a Pan-Hellenic reception yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
c. B. Woodhead. 3025 Vermont avenue.
Members of all national Greek letter
sororities were asked 10 be present, the
guest of honor being Mrs. w. w, can
NV Grand president of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Grand officers of the various
sororities were on the receiving COM
mittee. The decorations were Yiolets
and geraniums. with Kappa Kappa
Gamma colors and banners in evidence
throughout the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Surprise Party

A surprise party was given Miss
Edna Lips st. Patrick's evening at her
home, S37 Birch street. The guests
were dressed in green and spent an
enjoyable evening playing cards. Sup
per was served at midnight.
Among those present were Misses
Ruth Van Wagner. Stella Leslie. Lucy
Powell, Florence PEBBLES, Lottie Hay;
Messrs. True Hawley. Joe Vetter, How
ard Hyatt. Earl PEBBLES. Walter Nc
Leod and Dave Queen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
VIII Oocnnv Boxes

Indications are that the benefit which
is TO be given Tuesday evening for the
Associated Charities and Bethlehem in
stitute by the Orpheus club will be a
financial success. Among the repre-
sentative people who are taking an
active interest and who have secured
boxes for the occasion are Mr.. and Mrs.
Motley II. Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Sterling, Mr.. Frank, president Of the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

into one and were beautifully decorated
with ropes of plumosus hung from the
chandeliers TO the corners of the ROOM
and with ferns and yellow marguerites.
After the luncheon, which was pre-
pared and served by a caterer from
Hotel Green, six-handed "5OG' was
played.
The prizes, dainty beauty pm a
hand bag and hat pin We're Won re-
snectiveiv bv Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs.
Alonzo Lee and Mrs. Bennett, one of
the quests of honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
MnnthIx Program

The Parent Teachers association of
the Union avenue school had regular
monthly meeting Wednesday, the pro-
gram including 2. piano solo by Miss
Esther Liversidge. two vocal sofos by
Mrs. II. Butler, instrumental duets by
Grace and Lillian Schalwitz and two
,ecitations by Miss Josephine Sayer.
Judge Curtis D. Wilbur gave an inter-
esting address on the juvenile court.
Pefreshments were served to sixty
mothers, and all present spent most
enjoyable evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
mo- Meet Jenkln LLOYD Jones

The many friends of Jenkin Lloyd
Jones OF Chicago are invited TO call
upon him this evening at the residence
of DR.. Burt Estes Howard at 2677 I'll
lendale place. Mr.. Jones is known from
coast to coast as an educator and lee
turer and also through his connection
with the great Unitarian church organ
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Prouram Eveninu

The Xopeia club gave a delightful
party at the home OF e. M. Sayler, cor
ner San Pedro and East Adams streets,
Wednesday evening. The program con-
sisted Of progressive whist and a num-
Der of musical selections. Vocal solos
were given by Miss Blanche Mast and
Messrs. Marquis Ellis and l.. IL. Mey-
ers, a piano solo by Miss Lillian Nc
Bean, a violin solo by w. II. Hartman
and a recitation by Miss Laura Nc
Donald
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
lunoheon for Mrs. Viewer

Mrs. stella Viewer, whose engage
ment to william A. Moses OF Kansas
city has been announced, was the guest
of honor at an deliberately appointed
luncheon given Thursday by MRS. r.
2237 Harvard boulevard. Covers we're
laid for sixtecn. r,,s.,.
Mrs. r.. M. Coleman, 923 West Firth
street entertained for MrsA Wcver Fri
day with an enjoyable afternoon affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Home AGAIN

Miss Leila b. Dozier. who went north
early In February to attend the we'd
ding of her cousin. Miss Nadine Do
zier and Eugene Sturtevant. which
took place In Stockton about five weeks
ago. has returned. having been called
home by the illness of her father DR..
Barton Dozier. Miss Dozer's trip was
most delightful. After serving her
cousin as bridesmaid she passed sew.
eral weeks with friends in the northern
part of the state
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Farewell Luncheon

Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox gave de-
lightful luncheon and card party to
thirty guests Saturday afternoon at
her home on Park View avenue. Mrs.
Hickcox will leave in a short while for
an extended trip to the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Uy HE leading social event of the weef
lila - hall that Is

TIME leading social event of the week
viii be the military ball that is
II to be given Tuesday evening "
Tho Hotel Redondo in honor of REAR
Admiral Sabree of the u. S. S. Tennes-
see and officers of his staff, MIS- Se-
hree also being special guest Leau-
i,g sorietv women of Redondo, Los
Angeles and Pasadena will lend their
efforts and presence toward lts SUE
cess. "a. eor
Elaborate plans are being mace lol
the event. Quantities of smllaN anu
nalms will furnish decorations Tor the
ballroom while here ana IN tne pm I'm
,rar5en numberless electric lights WIZ
~ struns and will be shaded with
Japanese lanterns.
In connection with the stay Of the
squadron at Redondo many Los Ahse-
Ice bostesses who have summer MONIES
at This delightful resort are planilhs
20 entertain and among them Is that
,,onnIar voung matron, Mrs. d. Avery
Mccarthy. who is opening her mousse
Monday. Tuesday and wednesday. IieI
house guests will include MISS Ma loii
McGilvray of Pasadena MISS HustUii
Bishop. Miss Louise Burk. MISS IL ~
Ius and Miss Katherine Menus NE 1,
NTcr-arthv is entertaining with a am
,ar of twelve covers Tuesday evening"
i,eine, e a assisted by her mother Mrs. A.
Howard The company viii be
among those attending the hop at the
hotel in the evening. ,,, :.
mrs. Hamilton Bowman Holllns Is
also one of the Los Angeles women
who will entertain house party While
+be boats are anchored off Redondo.
Mr. Rollins will entertain with lunch-
con at the California club wednesday
IN commitment to Mrs. Sebree.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
ST. Patrick's Day Luncheon

Mrs. ]. w. Prosser entertained with
n st. Patrick's day luncheon and card
matinee Tuesday afternoon in conpu-
lnent to Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Bennett of
Toronto, Ont The invitations We're
in form of green shamrocks and the
score cards bore frogs. snakes and 9TH
er devices taken from legends of the
patron saint of IrelG /. The reception
room and adjoining rooms were thrown
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
For Charity

The Willing Workers of Sinai congre-
CATION, of which Rabbi Isadore Myers
is minister, will give a public whist
party Tuesday afternoon a Bnai Birth
hail. 521 Pico street. Several prizes
have been donated.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Ebell Program

At the Ebell tomorrow afternoon Miss
Anne Kavanaugh will give dialect read
ings and Miss Louise Nixon Hill will
sing ballads Of old England. Ireland and
Scotland in costume. Mrs. Harmon
David Ruys will be at the piano.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Eastern Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clark will spend
a few days in Chicago en- route to New
York. where they will be joined by Miss
Lucille Clark, who is a student at
Wellesley. Mr. and Mrs. Clark plan TO
return with their daughter to Wellesley
for a brief visit.