Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

Mrs. William Bagly, jr., Miss Lucy
Clark, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Mary
Lindley, Miss Grace Rowley, Miss Ger
trude Churchill, Miss Mary g. Brown
Mcfarland, Helen Steckel and the
hostess.
Mrs. DR.. Gillett, recently returned
from Korea. and Mrs. David Heron OF
Los Angeles were the guests Thurs
day of Mrs. DIR. H. o. Bates.
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A five-course dinner in honor of Mrs.
j. M. Johnson, who will leave soon for
New York, was given Tuesday noon
by Mrs. Alice Whitney of Fourth street
and Kinta avenue. The house was a
bower of roses, and each guest carried
away large bouquet of the flowers.
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In honor of visiting friends from
Goldfeld, Miss Inez Stuart of 329 East
First street entertained at 800" par
ty and luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Mayberry en-
tertained at 800" Saturday night in
the Hotel Kennebec parlors, compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. u. 7. Nelson
of Signal Hill.
The women of the Cliff Dwellers'
association picnicked at Naples and
was so successful that it was decided
to make the picnic an annual event.
Mrs. G. M. Green, first vice regent
presided over the business meeting
held on the Naples landing. Luncheon
was served on a long table in the din
ing room of the pavilion at the head
of the pier. Those in attendance were,
besides Mrs. Green, Mrs. Gilman of
Los Angeles, recording secretary; Mes
DANES j. p. Curtis, Clay White, Anna
Martin, Robert J. Poor, H. p. Tobey
and Harry Aylesworth, and the follow
ing invited guests: Mesdames A. y.
Casselbury. E. A. Sturgeon and e. A.
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Craig left Thurs
day for the east, to be gone two
months.
Miss Gertrude Springsteen of San
Francisco was the guest last week of
her cousin, Mrs. r. d. McAfee.
Four generations were present at
a family dinner given Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs w. P. Watson at their home
in this city. Their daughter, Mrs. H.
A. Erwin, of 1888 Cedar, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Walker. the latter being Mrs.
Erwin's daughter, and the Walkers
little son, Gordon, were among those
present. Other guests were the Misses
Clara, and Gertrude Erwin and w. ].
Watson.
Mrs. Fred Kutz of Pine avenue en-
tertained the Corda Whist club
Wednesday afternoon.
Two hundred and seventeen Ebell
club women sat down to the bounteous
luncheon served in the Hotel Virginia's s
Gothic dining room last Tuesday, RE
ciprocity day." by the Long Beach
Ebell. The out-of-town guests, num-
bering about 100, arrived in the fore
noon and were welcomed at the Ebell
club house. At luncheon time the mer-
ry crowd proceeded to the hotel, each
visitor being personally escorted by a
Long Beach club woman. Beautiful
ferns and crimson carnations in tall
cut glass vases made simple but
charming table decoration. Mrs. J. J. |
Penny, president of the local club, gave
a short sparkling welcome talk, to |
which Mrs. Florence Collins Porter re- |
sponded.
Other short talks were given during |
the eight-course luncheon by Mrs. j. |
Porter of the Friday Morning club of |
Los Angeles, Mrs. Augustus Hine of
the Los Angeles Ebell Mrs. Frank 70. |
Prior Of the Wednesday Morning club |
and Mrs Mary E. Conan, president of
he Shakespeare club of Pasadena, who |
presented TO Mrs. Penny bouquet of |
Ia France roses and to the Long