Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
Two Card Matinees

The Misses Dent of Wiltshire boule-
ward were hostesses at two of the most
delightful entertainments given during
the week. Mrs. Arhur l.. Sendall was
the special guest at a bridge matinee
given Thursday and Saturday guests
were asked to meet Mrs. Richard Bruno
and Mrs. William Lyman Stewart at a
sixhanded euchre.
The house WaS eXquisitely decked
with flowers and greenery, the parlor
being in pink Maman Cochet roses, the
library in yellow roses and the dining
room in pink ivy geraniums. The hall
was decked with Indian baskets filled
with crimson geraniums.
Refreshments were served on the sec
ond floor in a pink room hung with
| baskets of daisies. From the center
chandelier to the sides and corners of
the room stretched ropes of asparagus
plumosus, from which were suspended
dozens of fairy-like electric lights. The
serving tables were decorated with pink
shaded silver candelabra.
The hostesses were assisted in re-
ceiving Thursday by Mesdames Arthur
Leslie Sendall, r. b. Williamson and
H. X Williamson, while Mrs. j. Bond
Francisco and Mrs. Henry Henderson
poured coffee during the afternoon.
Those who assisted in receiving Sat
urday were Mesdames Richard Bruno,
William lyman Stewart, Robert Nc
Cormick, M. e. Johnson and Sol Davis.
During the afternoon Mrs. William
Banning and Mrs. j. E. Gardner pre-
sided at the coffee urn.
Among the guests for Thursday were
Mesdames James Abbott, Richard G..
Beebe, Henry NJ. BinfOrd Sterling
Price Broughton, Richard Bruno,
George e. Burial, Albert Calkins, Ell
mer e. Cole, Lawrence T. Curtis, Will
lam Bassett CorWin, Sol Davis, Clar-
once de Camp, Frances Dickson, James
Campbell Estill, James Foord, j. Bond
Francisco, Frank Garrett Samuel NJ.
Grady. James B. Gray, Henry Hender-
son, j. W. Hendrck, Herman Hertel,
|. Lester Hibbard, William Higgins,
M. f. Johnson, Robert Cummings Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Isaac Millbank, Joseph
Lane Merrill, Franklin Howard Nichols,
d. Nicholson, II. X. Williamson, r. b.
Williamson, stephen S. Wilder, Sidney
Parsons, d. eager Peck c. E. Payne,
Newton Karr Potter, Valentine Peyton,
I. n. Peyton. Nicholas f. Rice, Harmon
David Ryus, \. L. Sendall, Rueben
Shelter, f. H. SnoWdon, George Steck-
el, Wallace Spinks, Moye II. Stephens,
Cyrus B. Thomas. Herman F. Nollmer,
Misses Pearl Vollmer Emily Bassett,
Emma Harve., Adds, Mrs. c. r. Hud-
son of City of Mexico and Mrs. John
Silbert of Columbus, Ohio.
Guests for Saturday were Mesdames
Lee Wood Albright, James l.. Boyle,
julius Alfred Brown, William Charles
Bennett, Edward r. Bradley William
Banning, Hannah Burke, John Bates
CornWell, John c. Cline, Alice Covert,
Charles Corbet, Henry Dillon. Louis
Link Evans, Snptimus T. Eldridge Ed
ward 8. Fennessy, James A. Frame.
Gilbert e. Gardner, Jackson Gregg,
Walter j, Harvey, John G. Hutchinson,
Glenmore Waters Hack, Hiram Hig-
gins. Ralph Hagan, Howry, Arthur
Louis Kelsey, Samuel l.. Kistler. Ed
win A. Iundy. Harry Clifford Lott,
Edwin A. Lewis, William Leonard, Eliz-
abeth Nash. William w. Neuer, Will
lam Warren Orcutt, O'Key, Charles E.
Pemberton, S. /. Perry, Frank Phillips.
Mary B. Purcell, George Founder,
Louis H. Rucker Oscar Wilson Rob-
erts, William I. Sanborn. William Ly-
man Stewart, James Smith, Ira Shirley,
S. w. Strong, Frank r. Strong. James
A. Talbot, M. L. Thomson. Champ S.
Vance, Vickery. q. c. Whitney. George
II. Stratton. Elton r. Wolcott. Gavin
WitherspoOn. Watson, Misses Kath-
crime Boydston. Chella Cady. Anna Dill
lon. Mary Murphy, Mabel Ely French,
Gilbert Euretta Gilbert, Grace Sanborn,
Elizabeth Lee and Helen Howry.