Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-25

born, Miss Rhoda Smith and Miss Irene
Smith.
Members of Robert 70. Lee chap |
ter, u. D. c., have elected the following
delegates to the annual convention OF
the California state division which
meets In San Francisco next month:
Mrs. P. H. Brady. Mrs. J. II. Stewart,
Mrs. Eva Lee overton, Mrs, III. Z.
Warden. Miss Eva Kerns, Miss Frencesl
Staneil, Miss Kathryn 70. ENTER. Al
ternates: Mrs. w. p. Watson, Mrs
Marion Cornwell, Mrs. w. n. FORBES,
Mrs. C. r. Harper Mrs. A. s. Wander
Crift. Mrs. Fred Nellums and Mrs. w.
The dates are May and 7 and the
sessions are to be held in the ball room
of the st. Francis.
These women of the U. D. c. are
busy lot and do much practical gooa,
family are indebted to them Tor smoth-
ing the rough places for them.
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The Russian Symphony orchestra
and the Ben Greet players were THOR
oughly enjoyed in THE Tempest
Wednesday evening at the Temple Aud-
itorium by a group of Fellowshippers;
Mrs. Reynold E. Blight, Mrs Blanche
Allen, Miss Nellie Hinebaugh, Miss u.
II. FISHER, Miss Dora Campbell. Miss
lillian Pierce, Miss Juliette Pierce,
Miss Florence Singer, Miss Trina oden-
thai, Miss Martha D. Dougherty, MISS
Vera Hileman, Miss q. McCoskey, Miss
III. A. Rexrode, Mrs. A. Smlth, MISS
Mary p. putnam. Miss Ada Root, Miss
Anna Tappe, Miss Hulda and Isabel
Smith, Mrs Fred e. Smith, Miss r. b.
Peters. Miss Ruth Snow, Miss Lucy
Fisher. Miss Caroline and Katharine
Ferris. Mrs Louise Wood Ferris, MI
and Mrs. Edwin M. Williams. Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Salyer, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Morey. Frank p. Snow. Charles kabl-
sins. CLYDE d. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
George Flanders, Burton Barnes, Mrs
James Montana, C. H. Barlow, }. 1.
Reitan. ]. C. Hill. Fred w. Greenough,
B. T. Shropshire, Dan E. Clover MI
Putnam, S. w. Mountz and waiter
Johanson.
Among passengers sailing from san
Francisco May on the steamship
Mongolia for an extended trip to Homo
lulu. japan and the Philippines Will
go Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mullin of Grand
avenue, and from Pasadena Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. H. Gale, Miss Sarah Manning
d. M Brigham. The itinerary is be-
ing arranged by the steamship de-
partment of the German American
Savings bank.
Mrs. Charles ID. Perrine will sail
from New York to Hamburg April "a,
on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
Later Mrs. Perrine will visit South
America, going from Hamburg to
| Buenos Ayres.
Mrs. John S. Mitchell and Miss Doro-
thy Parry Jones are visiting friends
! in Boston, prior to Miss ParryJones'
| Fo, hhTna in Wales.
d. e. Luther, secretary of the Y. Nj.
C. A., and Mrs. Luther, with DR.. and
Mrs. j. M. Mcbride of Pasadena, are
leaving early in June for European
tour of several months, sailing from
| New York on the Baltic.
| Mrs. Aura Crawford was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
West Thirty-sixth street, entertaining
| a few friends.
Mrs. Edwin Williams of Raymond
avenue will celebrate her birthday an
niversary Friday with gathering OF
friends.
Wenzel Kopta will spend the summer
in Europe, sailing from New York
June 10.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Archibald of
West Avenue Fifty-six will sail from
Montreal June 10 for European tour.
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Mrs. w. Fl. Jamison is entertaining
with a musicale and tea Wednesday
afternoon in compliment to Miss Bes-
sic Bartlett, who will spend the next
twelve months in Europe.
The program will consist of chain
of sonnets recently arranged by Miss
Bartlett for which Mrs. Jamison wrote
a musical setting Miss Bartlett Will
read the sonnets.
s.
Mrs. Charles wellington Rand of
Wiltshire boulevard will entertain six
guests at a box party TO De given at
the Mason tomorrow evening. After
the play supper will be served at the
Alexandria.
Mrs. Rand, with her eldest son, Ell
bridge Dexter Rand expects to leave
in week or ten days for an extensive
eastern trip, during which she will
visit New York, Boston and her for
mer home, Burlington, Iowa.
DR.. Myra Reynolds, sister of Mrs.
Andrew Stewart Lobinger of Miami
street and Miss Emily Reynolds of
East Avenue Sixty, is to be special
guest at a luncheon to be given at the
California club Tuesday by DR.. Doro-
thea Moore.
DR.. Reynolds, who is member of
the faculty of the Chicago university,
will be complimented with social
affair to be given in the near future
by Miss Emily Reynolds.
At a meeting of the Collegiate alum
nj in the Young Women's Christian
association this distinguished visitor
will address the organization, and on
May % he will will speak to the men,
bers of the Vassar club at meeting
to be held in the Y. w. c. A. build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira King entertained a
number of friends Thursday evening
at their home on East Forty-first
street.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Will Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Butter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kootz, Mr.. and Mrs. Quandt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie King, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
King, Edward stephens, Miss Grace
Williams, Miss Ethel King, Miss Thel-
ma Pratt and Miss Blanche King.
s.
Miss Marjory Stone, whose marriage
with Richard Greenout will be solem-
nized in June, was special guest at g
miscellaneous shower given yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Atkins on Winfield street.
During the afternoon readings were
given by Mrs. Lillian Ossing and Mrs.
Emil Olcovich, while musical selections
were rendered by Miss stone Miss Ho-
norena Labory, Miss Bessie O'Brien and
Miss Maud Greenout.
The guests included Mesdames w. l..
Maddox, Ira Griffin, r. e. Charles, G.
X Greenout H. NJ Wheeler, George