Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-10
Society
n NE of the pretty affairs of yester-
day was the informal luncheon

ONE of the pretty affairs of yester-
day was the informal luncheon
" given by Mrs. j. o. Brown OF
West Twentieth street in compliment
TO Miss Ida Marion McClelland, fiancee
of Mrs. Browns son, DR.. Francis EAR
Brown. Mrs. Brown is entertaining
Tuesday with q formal affair for Miss
McClelland.
Miss McCIelland, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Peter McClelland Of Waco, Tex
has decided upon December 29 as the
date for her wedding, which Will De
solemnized in Christ church.
At a luncheon of twenty covers pre-,
sided over yesterday by Miss Ethel
Shaw at her new home in severance
street, formal announcement was made
of the engagement of Miss Grace Row
lev, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
IS. Rowley of Menlo avenue ana
Thomas RidgeWay, a member OF the
Los Angeles bar. .,-.
Guests invited for the pleasant affair
were Mrs. viii S. Hook, Mrs. Frank
Gillelen, Mrs. Edward Bosbyshell, Mrs
]. ID. Mccoy, Mrs. Earl c. Anthony,
Mrs. BENJAMIN Harwood, Miss Evelyn
Rowey, Miss Annis Van Nuys, MISS
Kate Van Nuys, Miss Mary Clark, MISS
Katherine Clark, Miss Olive Harpham,
ham, Miss Gladys Williams, Miss Leoia
Allen, Miss Florence Silent and Miss
Dix Drummond of East Orange, N j.
s.
Commander Ward Winchell U. 5. NJ
and Mrs Winchell KenWood avenue
entertained with a mask pan lasS
night. tho dance terminating at l.
O'Clock, when Mrs. Marie Sweet Baker
sounded the regulation army mess call
on a. bugle, and a Dutch supper was
served. Mrs. Winchell was assisted III
entertaining by Mrs. Ferris and Mrs
Eldridge. =,
The Jolly occasion was enjoyed py
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Ferris, Mr.. and mrs
Fred Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Kinpsland. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Carruth, MT
aud Mrs. Carl Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
William James Chick, Mr.. and mrs j.
Stdle Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs M. b
O'Farrell, Mrs. Marie Sweet Baker
Mrs. Grace Sanborn, Mrs. ID. 4; Doak
Judge and Mrs. Frank r. Wills the
Misses Fay and Gace Talamantes, Dr'
70. p. Woods, Col J. B. Lankershim
Lieut.. Adolphus station, u. ,: N,
o. L. Wuerker, Henry S. Duck WaTd
Winchell, jr., Jack Lankershim, A. h
Dunning and Lemuel Parton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Wise, assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. James Gysln, enter,
tanned over 100 guests last evening az
the Pickwick apartments on South
Grand. A musical program was en-
loved. and cards were played later In
the evening. ,
Among those who presented vocal
selections were Mrs. Harry Corpltt
Miss Harriet Hart and Miss Edna
Masonaze, and Jack Gansittart gave
program of piano numbers.
Mrs. Otto Lehnhardt of East Forty
second street entertained the jolly
Rirthday club at / o'clock dinner Mon
day in celebration of her birthday.
The home was attractiyely decorated
in carnations and ferns, carrying OUT
the club colors, pink and green. -
Mrs. Albert Harvick presented the
hostess with a handsome water set, q
token from the club in remembrance OF
the occasion.
Dinner was served in the dining room
amid a profusion of pink and green
The blinds having been drawn the room
was illuminated by the large candles
which adorned the birthday cake.
Covers were laid for Mrs. SALISBURY
Mrs Crone, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Jackman
Mrs. Faulk, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bletsch
Mrs. Harvick Miss Ella DonoVen
Miss Alice Donoven and the hostess.
The afternoon was spent In games
and guessing contests.
s.
The AIphas of Occidental college gave
their annual dinner Friday for the foot
ball team.
A progressive dinner was served, the
first two courses being enjoyed at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Love in Monte
Vista street and the second at the
home of Miss Marguerite Merrill on
Mount Washington. Guests numbered
thirty-six.
a
San Gabriel Country club will give
monthly club dances beginning dur
ing the coming holidays and ending In
May.
Apes sorority of Occidental college
will entertain with a luncheon tomor-
row at Hotel Maryland, Pasadena, for
the Alphas.