Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-22
Editorial Section

rations and after a delightful inform
al program refreshments were served.
Mrs. Dr. H. G. Marxmiller. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Tinker, accompanied by
Mrs. Mattison B. Jones, sang several
selections and Mrs. e. r. Jones, who
lives in the building, read humorous
numbers.
One of the events of Thanksgiving
week will be the ball and concert which
the AL Malaikah Shrine band will give
under the auspices of the temple the
evening of Wednesday.
Among prominent women whose
names are included in the list of pat
ronesses are the following: Mesdames
Robert Wankowski, w. p. Jeffries, F.
A. Hines, Perry Weidner, w. r. Her
vey, w. c. Patterson, Harry Callen-
der, Oscar Mueller. e. A. Featherstone,
c. Modini-Wood, M. H. Flint, Chester
Thompson, w D. Stevens, George H.
Stewart, Frank Bryson, H. L. Cornish,
A. c. Jones, Oscar Lawler, Willis
Booth, w. p. Longyear, I. n. Van
Mugs, ]. o. Carl, r. M. Hathaway,
Earl Rogers and s. A. Reid.
Mrs. Henry ]. Woollacott and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, who are entertain
ing with a series of informal receptions,
gave the second of the series Friday
afternoon at their home on South AL
NdTdQO street.
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Mrs. w. H. Bowden, director of the
recently formed Sunset Bridge club,
entertained that organization Wednes-
day afternoon in Assembly hall at the
first meeting.
There were present Mesdames Frank
A. Bowles. D. r. Brown, w. A. Bal
| lard, Joseph Dupuy, j. De Ia Daumo,
&. W. Dolsinger, ]. c. Cunningham,
c. c. Gibbon, w. e. Graham B. Hax-
ton, w. E. Hutchinson. Henderson Hay
ward, w. L. Jones, Hay, G. j. Kubach,
Norman Morris, w. A. Morehouse, w.
w Mcleod, T. L. Paterson, R. p.
Probasco, II. n. Maybery, Harmon D.
Ryus, r. B. Sherwood, Calvin Seeley,
W. F. Strong, w. e. Sawtelle, E. C.
Stansbury, c. F. Snider, Wallace
Spinks, M. P. SNYDER, A. M. Struve, w.
C. Tonkin. E. A. Wilson, p. Cassell, #.
B. Nichols, F. M. McNamee, Thomas
Hughes, William Wallace, Miss Helen
Hartman and Miss Hahn.
Mrs. Roth Hamilton was hostess
Wednesday at an informal afternoon
given in compliment to her house guest,
Miss Elizabeth Whitcomb of Glendora,
| needlework and music furnishing the
entertainment.
An informal program was rendered
by Miss Helen Tape, Miss Geraldine
thompson, MISS EIluld ndEnOu anu
Miss Patricia Lucey. Other guests were
Mrs. Jennie Kempton, Miss Mary
Ledyard, Miss Kathleen Noonan, Miss
Lillian Armstrong, Miss Pearl Powers,
Miss Pauline Curran, Miss Katharine
Howard and Miss Mignon Hamilton.
Miss Whitcomb entertained with
matinee at the Auditorium Thursday
in the party being Mrs. Jennie Kemp
ton, Mrs. George Dexter Whitcomb,
Mrs M M. Bovard, Mrs. William
Armstrong, Mrs. Kenneth SHIRLEY. Mrs.
Roth Hamilton, Miss Ledyard and Miss
Pauline Curren.
s.
The engagement of Miss Rosalie Sc
| ligman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Seligman of South Burlington avenue.
and Grover Jacoby has been announced.
| No date has been set for the wedding,
which will probably take place in jan
uary. Owing to a recent bereavement
in Mr. Jacoby's family the marriage
will be a home affair and viii be wit
messed by relatives and intimate
friends only.
| Mrs. Sidney T. Darrin, who has re-
| turned from a four months tour Of
Europe recently, is to be Complimented
guest at a reception given by Mrs. Ed
ward C. Magauran and Mrs. Mary p.
Purcell at Mrs. Purcell's home on South
Alvarado street, the afternoon of De-
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