Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
Society


and that will add one more to the
many that are being enjoyed by the
younger set this season, is a dinner
dance with which Mr.. and Mrs. Welsey
Clark will entertain at their West
moreland place residence the evening
of November 27.
The occasion is a compliment to
their daughter, Miss Inez, who is one
of the seasons most charming debu-
tantes, and will be enjoyed by about
forty of her young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark entertained at
dinner last night, covers being laid for
twelve.
Mrs. Charles Farwell Edison is enter
tanning at dinner this evening in COM
pliment to Emilio de Gogorza, the emf
nent baritone who is to be soloist at
the Symphony concert this afternoon.
Dinner will be served in Mr.. Edson's
studio adjoining the Edison home on
West Twentieth street.
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During the stay in Los Angeles of
Mrs. James B. Hume, president of the
California; Federation of Women
clubs, she will be the house guest OF
Mrs. w. S. Bartlett of West Adams
street.
Mrs. Hume, who will address the
Ebell club Monday, when Louis James
will also address the club, will be spe-
ciaI guest at several functions while
in the city, among them being a
luncheon with which Mrs. Willetts j.
Hole will entertain tomorrow.
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Mrs. Arthur Collins of London
England, who is the house guest of heI
parents, Captain and Mrs. Cameron
Erskine Thorn of West Adams street.
was the charming motif for a large
reception with which Mrs. Thorn enter
tanned at her home yesterday.
In the receiving line with Mrs. Thorn
and Mrs. Collins were Mrs. Allan c.
Balch, Mrs. Adna Rs Chaffee, Mrs
Charles c. Carpenter, Mrs j. Ross
| Clark, Mrs. Jefferson Chandler, Mrs
Michael j. Connell. Mrs Thomas e.
Gibbon, Mrs. Louis Dillman, Mrs. Will
| liam Johnson, Mrs. Randolph II. Miner
Mrs. Nathaniel Myrick, Mrs. John
Mott, Mrs. WALTER Leeds, Mrs. Henry
Caleton Lee, Mrs. c. De Hart Thom
Mrs. Gatesby Thorn, Mrs. Pembroke
Thorn, Mrs. 1. N. Van Mugs, Mrs. Har-
riett S. Wright, Mrs. Carroll Allen, Miss
DAnnis Van Mugs, Miss Kate Van
| ley, Miss Mary Belle Elliott, Miss Alice
Elliott and Miss Alberta Denis.
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Mrs. James H. Utley gave a beauti-
fully appointed tea Wednesday at heI
home on Menlo avenue Wednesday, the
guests being asked in compliment to
her daughtr, Miss Sallie, who was al
that time formally presented to Local
society.
Mrs. Utley was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. Walter S
Newhall Mrs. George j. Denis, Mrs
Albert M. Stephens, Mrs. Charles c.
Carpenter, Mrs. Alfred Solano, Mrs
Hugh Livingstone Macneil, Mrs. Kate
Vosburg; Mrs. o. p. Clark, Mrs. Spen-
Ger H. Smith, Mrs. G. A. Bashford, Mrs
1. N. Van Mugs, Mrs. Stephen c. Hub
bell, Mrs. Michael ]. Council, Mrs. Ran
dolph, H. Miner, Mrs Joseph Mcmillan
Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee, Mrs. Dan Nc
Farland, Mrs. Albert Bonsall, Mrs. Da-
vid Bradley, Mrs. J. j. Mellus, Mrs
A. j. Howard, and the Misses Marion
Macneil, Joseph McMullen, Austen
George, Alberta Denis, Helen Chaffee,
Flora Guthrie, Doris Davidson, Irene
Kelly, Annis Van Nuys, Kate Van
Mugs, Mary Russell, Mary Belle Ell
lott. Alice Elliott, Elizabeth Wolters
and Katharine Mellus.
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One of the largest events of the COM
ing week win be the reception for
which Mrs. Edward c. Magauran and
Mrs. Mary B. Purcell have issued in
vitations and which will take place
at the home of Mrs. Purcell on South
Alvarado street Friday afternoon, De-
cember A. Five hundred guests will
be entertained. The affair is compli-
mentary to Mrs. PurcelPs house guest
Mrs. Hannah Burk of New York, and
also for Mrs. Sidney |. Darrin of Hotel
Lankershim, who has just returned
from four months tour of Europe.
The hostesses will be assisted in re-
ceiying by Mrs. r. B. Williamson,
Mrs. H. K. Williamson, Mrs. James
smith, Mrs John Luckenbach, Mrs
Russell Hallett, Mrs. Edward Palette
Mrs. Champ Vance, Mrs. w. d. Camp
bell, Mrs. j. NJ. Danziger and Mrs.
Benjamin f. Church.