Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-06
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Ralph Hagan, Mrs. Will Metzger. Mrs
". o. Morton and Mrs w. II. Faust.
Guests who accepted invitations IN
Guided Mesdames A. e. Messerly, j.
W. Ball, w. I. Hollingsworth w A.
Morehouse, S. w. Strong, Arthur Bray,
Burton Williamson, p. r. Bradley. Z.
]. Kubach, L. A Denker, Louis Aeig-
Ter, J. II. Won Keith, Willis Dixon,
c. e. Pearson, Newton Moore, r. L.
Barber. Jud Seager, J. H. Francis, Dex-
ter Sampson, J. c. Cline, George
Founder, Tod Cook. B. Hickey, CLAUDE
Holman, J. Kurtz, G. Kurtz, Martina
Taggart Tom Taggart, G. d. Hager-
man, J. R. Colburn, J. c. Clutter, A. Z
Hicks, L. M. Boothe, A, P. Johnson,
Frank Moore, Fred Osborne, A. M.
Squires, G. Reilly, S. P. Quint, X. j.
Rogers, w. d. Stevenson, A. M. Rerl-
nitz, S. f. Simmons, Joseph King, w.
B. Amez. Jack Splane, George Z.
Thresher, Frank Watkins, A. Wlnstel
H. w. Wilson, Drew Pruitt, N. II. Mar
tin, w. A. MeClurg, F, w. Mattern, K.
s I,anterman. c. H. Kegley, w. Hop
perstead, A. Gergins, E. W, Fleming,
M. A. Davids. Paul Durand, S. S. Sails
bury. l. w. Phelps. L. G. Garrett, Rob-
ert Whomes. T. Stassford, j. Cramp-
ton Anderson, G. B. Nichols, Charles
Isoomis, w. H. Stewart. w. H. Morris,
Frank Brooks, Bert Stems, S. }. smith
w. J. Rouse, J. A. Coldwells, b. E.
Lewis, Jack Hammer, T. F. HAYWARD
M L. Peipers. p. L. Witte, A. J. Sheer
or 7 w. Harris H. w. Duncan, y. A.
Meekins, d. R. Brown, L. o. Shaw
Adeline McGregor Niles Pease. J. g.
Cobb, Frank Hamaker, E. Rothe, M
w. Everhardy, Ethel Kennedy, Fred
Baker, F. Goodin. George Garrett w.
NJ. Lane. w H. Mayo W. 2. Dunham
G. o. Hawley M. e. Spinks, VIII
Schneider, D. A. Watson, r. b; wilson
H. L. WestbroOk, c. G. StiVers, "
Hunter. Paul Peppers, E. Beattie, Gil
bert Munson, Harry Andrews, A.
skinker, c. A. Barnes, George Bugbec.
H. n. Avery, J. T. Stewart Z. w.
Powers, M. d. Stoney, A. L. Mcclure,
]. p. Mclaughlin, Misses Hazel Ralphs
Lillian Williamson, Lula Barker Elsa
Peipers. Eloise Watson, Lucille Dixon,
Fannie Adams. Grace Pease, Jessie
Pease, Margaret and Esther Dent.
Decorations throughout the mouse
were most elaborate. A feature of the
afternoon was music by the Venetian
orchestra. Refreshments were served
at tables on the third floor.
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Mrs. Hugh w. Harrison of West
Reimbursement street entertained
Thursday with tea for which $50 in
vitations were issued.
Receiving with Mrs. Harrison were
her house guest, Mrs. Mott Porter OF
ST. Louis. Mrs Willard j. Doran, Mrs.
+, e. A. Featherstone, Mrs. William john
ston, Mrs. Charles c. Carpenter, Mrs.
e. P. Clark, Mrs. John Bigelow, Mrs.
Melville Eshman, Mrs. Richard V. Day,
Mrs, Charles Mcfarland Mrs. Dan Nc
Farland, Mrs. William Horace Day,
Mrs. Henderson Hayward Mrs. Ran
dali Hutchinson. Mrs. Erasmus Wilson,
Mrs. Thomas O'Rilley, Mrs Godfrey
stamm, Mrs. Charles R. Drake, Mrs.
John Kingsley Macomber, Mrs. Rich
ard Bronson, nlrs. II. M. Bishop, Mrs.
harrington, Mrs. W. 1. Hollingsworth
and Miss Clara, Carpenter.
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"The Wild Rose whist club was
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs. Dora Carey Friday afternoon.
After playing hours dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Dean and Mrs. Ford have issued in
vitations for a faculty reception of the
college of dentistry, U. S. G., the night
of December 8, at Goldberg's hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brooks and
daughter, Isabelle. of Hollywood left
Monday for San Francisco. where they
will pass the holidays.
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Mrs. Joseph Burnham of Portland,
Me-, has come to Los Angeles for the
winter and is located at Hotel Melrose.
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Miss Charlotte Workman and Miss
Emma Bumiller, who went east the
middle of November, will spend the
winter in New York.