Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-20
Society

For her young cousin and house
guest, Miss Hutchinson of PaIo Alto,
Mrs. w. LeMoyne Wills is entertaining
tomorrow afternoon with box party
at the Belasco, and after the play tea
will be served at the Alexandria.
Guests asked to enjoy the afternoon
with Miss Hutchinson are Miss Anne
Patton of San Gabriel, Miss Romaine
Poindexter, Miss Mellus, Miss LeLa
Murietta, Miss Kate Van Nuys, Miss
Sallie Utley, Miss Adelaide J. Brown,
Miss Lucy Brown, Miss Glassell, Miss
Inez Clark, Miss Mabel Murray and
Miss Marion Craig of Pasadena.
Miss Hutchinson, who is just con-
Guiding a visit of two months or more
in Southern California, has been for
some time the guest of Miss Patton.
Mrs. Edward L. Doheny of Chester
place is giving a luncheon of twelve
covers today in compliment to Mrs. J.
H. Hampson Of Mexico City, who is
making stay of several weeks in Los
Angeles. After luncheon a program of
songs and impersonations will be given
by Mrs. Estelle Heartt Dreyfus and Miss
Cavanaugh.
Besides the hostess and guest of
honor covers will be laid for Mrs. A. C.
Bilicke, Mrs. Champion Anderson, Mrs.
]. s. Chapman, Mrs. A. D. McCutcheon,
Mrs. c. E. Paine and her sister. Mrs.
c. r. Hudson Of Mexico City, Madam
Genevra Johnstone-Bishop, Mrs. c.
Mondini-Wood. Mrs. E. P. Johnson, jr.,
and Mrs. ]. e. Betzold.
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Mrs. William Carey Marble Of West
Twenty street will be hostess
at small tea this afternoon, where
friends to the number Of thirty-five or
forty have been invited to meet her
house guests, Miss Harriette Berry of
Hudson, N. Y, and Miss Ruth Wood
ward of Providence, r. I. Miss Berry
and Miss Woodward served Mrs. Marble
as bridesmaids last year.
Mrs. Marble will be assisted this aft
ernoon by Mrs John c. Marble, Miss
Marble and Mrs. Thomas r. Lee.
Mrs. John G. Marble is entertaining
Friday with a luncheon at the Cali
fornia club in compliment to Miss
Berry and Miss Woodward.
Mrs. Joseph Haskins of Manhattan
place has issued invitations for Mon
day afternoon, when she will entertain
with a tea for her guest, Miss Dolly
Andrews, whose home is in the Pre-
sidio.
Mrs. George P. Thresher will open
her home on Westmoreland place this
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ing her guests with bridge. Eighteen
tables are to be set for the game.
Mrs. Thresher will be assisted at the
tables by her daughters, Mrs. Myra
Thresher Webb, Miss Thresher and
Miss Helen Thresher, Miss Ethelwin
Walker, Miss Semone Ruch.
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Miss Alma Christian of Des Moines,
who during a visit two years ago to
Los Angeles made many friends and
was widely entertained, will arrive to-
day for an extended visit with Mrs.
Ethel Bennett Of Burlington avenue.
Mrs. Bennett and mother, Mrs
Dwight Satterlee, are planning large
reception for next week, when guests
will be asked to meet Miss Christian.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards is
spending the week at Fairmont, La
Crescenta.
DR.. and Mrs Robert Jones Burdette
left Monday night for northern trip
Of a week.
Mrs. Percy H. Clark and daughter,
Miss Florence, gave the first of a series
of three card matinees yesterday, en-
tertaining at their home on Van Buren
place. Other guests have been asked
for tomorrow and the last of the series
will take place Friday.
One of the days events will be the
luncheon with which Mrs. Willard ].
Doran is giving today at her West
Twenty-seventh street home for Mrs.
Alden Howell and Miss Aldine Howell
of Waynesville, N. c., who are visiting
relatives in the city.