Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Society
[Tow are the Mighty fallen!


welt, the conquorer of senates, met at
Naples by the women, who strewed
roses in his path!
Not with big sticks, nor Teddy Bears,
but roses! Perchance they even sere-
naded him with Santa Lucia!
To quote our late lamented friend,
w. Shakespeare. ut is to SMILE"
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Among the most beautifully APP
pointed of recent affairs was the 500
party with which Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fryman entertained Saturday night at
Hotel Hayward, the occasion being
Mrs. Fryman's birthday.
Tables were set for the games in
the parlor on the mezzanine floor, and
here, as also in Mr.. and Mrs Fryman's
private apartments, profusion or Wis
terra blossoms welcomed the guests.
Here punch and rnints were passed as
the games progressed.
The prize winners were Mrs. w. Z.
Botsford, Mrs. Robert Brunton,
Matthew It. Everhardy and James
Emerson Gee, who received respective
ly, beautifully embroidered pillow,
the handiwork of the hostess, a can
dlestick OF cathedral glass, a chahng
dish and q framed water color picture.
An elabor ately appointed supper fol-
lowed the games, adjoining rooms be-
ing thrown together to form ban
Quet room. where long tables were set
in the form of the letter Il.
Strands of cherry blossoms from the
corners and sides of the room met at
the chandelier, an immense basket of
wisteria occupied the place of honor
in the center of the tables, while
sprays of fern and carnations match
ing the cherry blossoms, in tint, were
scattered over the cloth.
A big birthday cake supported six
teen lighted candles, which told the
secret Of the hostess age, simulated
pink rosebuds serving as candle hold
ers. This CONNECTION held penny and
diamond ring, and the slices con-
tanning the two fell respectively to
Mrs. Botsford and Mrs. Lester Robin
son.
Guests present to enjoy the delight
full evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Gee, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs Dwight
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Branton,
Mr.. and Mrs William Houkin. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Botsford, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Prosser, DIR. and Mrs. Covington, MIR.
and Mrs r. Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Story, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cornish, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Rath-
bon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith. Miss Maud
Richards, DR.. w. Neel, Miss Robinson,
DR.. r. Robinson, Mrs. Kleeman, Mr..
Routzen, Miss Hazel Runge. John
Syminton, Mrs. l.. Dudley, DIR. p. r.
Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Everhardy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shuttle.
Miss A. Linsey, Mr.. r. Pickering. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cradle.
Col and Mrs. Freeman G. Teed have
returned from a two weeks stay at
Redondo and are staying at the Scher-
merhorn inn, Park avenue. Mrs.
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her this winter, has returned to New
York.
Miss Frances Barber, whose mar
riage with Gabriel Cash is to take
place within a few days, will be the
special guest tonight at a dinner with
which Mrs. Carl Parker of &enwood
avenue is entertaining.
The fair bride to be has been COM
plimented with more than one delight
full affair the past few weeks, and
among the prenuptials that are to be
given for her this week is a dinner
with which DIR. and Mrs. Frank Hol-
man of Harvard boulevard will enter
tain tonight, and an informal dinner
dance which Mrs. George Culver of
Santa Monica has issued invitations
Tor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. G. provinces and Mrs. Fred
erick A. Miller entertained with mu-
dence of Mrs. provinces on South Hope
street.
The enjoyable program was as fol-
lows: Piano solo from Martha third
act, Miss Ethel Culver; vocal solo.
"Roses in June" (German), Mrs. Phebe
Kreider Murray; baritone solo, THE
Mighty Deep (Jude), John C. Prov
ines; whistling solo, THE Bird Catch
err (Briggs), Miss Edna Zyl Mode;
vocal solo, "A May Morning" Denza),
Mrs. l.. V. Rhea; monologue, 1.-The So
ciety Girl on the Stage" Mrs. r. A.
Murray; whistllng solos, Mexican
Nightingale" intermezzo from "Caval-
leria Rusticana," Miss Modie;. baritone
solo, Like Unto Lovely Flower
(Wilson SMITH, Mr.. provinces; vocal
solo, "a Dream" (BartletD, Mrs. Rhea;
monologue, playing 500, Mrs. Miller
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. VOL
colt, Mr.. and Mrs T. w. McAlester.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Y. Murray, DIR. and
Mrs. Dwight Satterlee. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Cheshire, Mr.. and Mrs. e. o.
Woodruff, Mrs. Marion Calvert Wilson,
Mrs. E. C. Nichols, Mrs. TRULY. Mrs.
Ethel Bannett, Mrs. w. f. Gilbert,
Mrs. C. C. Mode, Mrs. S. S. Culver
Mrs. A. e. Frost. Mrs. Smith, the
Misses Emma I. Harvey, Stella Grace,
Edna Zyl Node, Kate ELENA provinces,
C. B. Wise, Edna Culver, and Messrs
ton. Charles Culver, Harry e. Simpson,
F. e. Davis. Hazard. w. A. provinces,
jr., and John c. provinces.
Miss Augusta Carhart has returned
to Los Angeles after an absence of
three years and is occupying her for
mer home 'on South Hope street.
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Mrs. Walter Leeds has returned
from Honolulu and is again at home
at her residence in Berkeley square.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Shiyes of
South Alvarado street sailed Wednes-
day for six months absence in Great
Britain and the continent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Washburn are
leaving this week for an absence of
three months in the east.
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Formal announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Ina Condor.
daughter of Mrs. Condor of East
land of Coalinga, the wedding to take
place in June.
N, Mrs Milo M. Potter and Miss Nina
Jsnes will leave soon for a trip to
Hopolulu.
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For Miss Myra Longley of South
Pasadena, fancee of Joseph H. Green
away of Los Angeles, Miss Nora Me-
Pherson of West Adams street gave
whist and miscellaneous shower re-
Gently.
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