Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

Mathuss, Miss Grace r. Uhl, Miss Eliz-
abeth Lane Miss Dorothea c. Whitnat,
| the Misses Parsons, Miss Arabella Lind
sey, Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards,
DR. Wherry Neel, George Parsons, S. j.
Mathuss and Charles Winston.
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Dominant club members will enter
tain Saturday with a breakfast as a
courtesy to the Powell trio, Miss Maude
Powell, violinist; Miss May Nuke,
| cellest, and Miss Anne Ford, pianist,
and to Miss Adela Verne, pianist.
Presidents of local clubs who have
also been asked as special guests OF the
club are Mrs. Shelley H. Tolhurst of
the Friday Morning club, Mrs. Willitts
j. Hole of the Ebell, Miss Cora Foy of
the Woman's orchestra, Mrs. Hugh
Livingstone Macneil of the Los Angeles
| Symphony orchestra and Miss Jessica
! Lawrence of the Woman's Lyric club.
| An orchestra will furnish music dur
ing the repast, and program of toasts,
spoken and sung, as well as other en-
| joyable features is being prepared.
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Mrs. Charles Wellington Rand will
open her beautiful home on Wiltshire
boulevard Saturday to the graduates
now living in Southern California of st.
Mary's School for Girls, an English
church school situated at Knoxville, III.
! The date is honored as Founders day
at st. Mary's, and is also the birthday
anniversary of the present head of the
school, DR.. C. w. LefingeU, who resides
in Pasadena part of the year. The oc-
casion is the annual luncheon, and a
| company of fifty is expected to be
present. A program of toasts, ETC., to
| follow the luncheon will be presided
| over by Miss Nancy McNeely Hitchcock,
retired preceptress and vice principal
of ST. Mary's, now living in Pasadena.
Miss Marian Macneil, daughter of
| Mrs. Hugh Livingstone Macneil who
Is to be complimented guest at dance
to be given by her cousin, James Slau-
son, at the Woman's club house
Wednesday evening, is also the motif
for tea with which Mrs. Granville
MACEDONIAN will entertain at the Los
Angeles Country club December II.
| Mrs Randolph Huntington Miner
has issued invitations for a large din
ner dance in compliment to Miss Mac
neil the evening of January IL.
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Mrs. Hugh w. Harrison of West
Twenty seventh street will entertain
Wednesday afternoon with a reception
for which she has issued $50 invita-
lions. Guests will be received between
and o'clock.
As a farewell compliment to Mrs.
| Helen M. Field of Miami street, VINO
is leaving soon for an extended Euro
pean trip, members of the Sans Souci
club entertained with luncheon at the
home of Mrs w. H. Mayne, Roosevelt
avenue, yesterday
Afterward the guests were enter
tanned with a 800" contest Mrs Field
being the recipient of a handsome belt
buckle, a gift of the club.
There were present Mrs John wall
tiers, Mrs Frank Van Horn, Mrs owen
R. Stafford. Mrs. E. ]. Vawter jr..
Mrs. C. w. Pierce, Mrs. T. A. Johnston,
Mrs. ]. A. Donate, Mrs. Clara W. Hins-
dale Mrs Claude Magee and Mrs. M.
l.. Loomis
An enjoyable musicale was given FRI
day night at the residence on West
Twenty-fifth street of Mrs. j. g. Hanst,
who entertained members of the Mat
inee Music club and friends.
The occasion was Los Angeles COM
posers' night" and the program opened
with De Chauvenet's "L'Inspiration, "
played by the composer, after which he
responded with his latest composition,
''Pecadora."
An enjoyable number was the violin
solo by Miss Aspiring of Spain, who
played the Kreutzer Sonata. Nine.
Helen de Chauvenet sang Love Is All
in ALL" by Frederick Stevenson, and
Mr.. Vilmos Titkary of Hungary sang
from "Rigoletto" with dramatic effect.
Mime. Lillian Ballagh, president of the