Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11
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SONG TO ArRIL


Like a lover greetest
If l tell thee, sweetest
All my hopes and fears,
April, April,
Laugh thy golden laughter
But the moment after
Weep thy golden tears
William Watson.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLETS j.
Vn HOLE are leaving about the
~ middle of May for Washington
to attend the graduation exercises
of the National Park seminary
in which their daughter, Miss Agnes
win participate. The return trip
will be made via the northern route and
the trio will probably stop over at
Seattle to visit the Alaska Y kon eX-
position.
Mrs. Hugh Livingstone MacNeil VIII
be hostess this week at series Oh
informal affairs, the first of which is
to be a dinner Wednesday night at the
Los Angeles Country club. several
friends are to be Mrs. MacNelf $
guests Thursday night at the last OF
the Iott-Krauss chamber concerts,
while Saturday evening this charming
hostess will preside at her home over
a dinner, after which she will enter
tain her guests at the theater
Mrs. Isabel Vail and daughter, MISS
Vail, of Hollywood are IN the horth,
where they went to be present early
in the month at the marriage of Mrs.
Wallis son, Howard Vail, and one OF
the fair daughters of the northland.
Mr.. Vail is engaged in business IN san
Francisco, where Mrs. Vail and her
daughter lived until short time ago:
The engagement of Miss Vall ana
of Los Angeles, was announced TINS
winter, and it is whispered that their
marriage will be one of the early sum-
mer events.
Mrs Godfrey Holterhoff of West
Adams street is giving an informal
luncheon of twelve covers tomorrow AT
the Los Angeles Country club.
Miss Leila Holterhoff, who is in
Europe this year, is at present in Berlin
and is devoting her attention to study
of the Electra" score by Strauss.
Mrs. M. G. Bush and Miss Pauline
Bush have returned from an enjoyable
stay in Sierra Madre
Miss Willamene Wilkes returned Fri
day from a pleasant visit with Mrs. f.
j. Porter and daughter, Miss Dell Por-
ter, at their home in Beaumont.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Wattles of Holly
wood entertained in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Joscelyn of Omaha
Tuesday night at their artistic Italian
villa, having as dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Joscelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Leets, Jr.,
Mrs. John j. Russell, Mrs. Ella NJ.
Burke, Madam Genevra tombstone
Bishop. Miss Elizabeth Knudson and
the Misses Leets.
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of Chester
place is entertaining tomorrow with a
bridge matinee of four tables in COM
pliment to Mrs. w. l. HollingsWorth,
who is on the eve of departure for
Europe, where, with Mr.. Hollingsworth,
she will pass the summer.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard V. Day of St
James Park entertained with an in
formal bridge Thursday night, compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Hollingsworth.
Miss Carrie B. Conger was hostess at
a whist matinee given Friday at her
home on Wilmer street.
Those enjoying Miss Conger's hospi-
tally were: Mesdames j. d. Freder-
icks, c. A. Blackmar c. NJ. Gordon, II.
J. Whittier, A. r. Glidden. Katherine
Kimball Forrest, r. C. Conger, E. II.
Conger, and the Misses Grace Pease,
Jessie Pease, Emma Harvey, Belle
Smith, Eva Pike, Mary O'Donahough,
Moore. and Miss Louise kimbaL.
Members of the Jonathan club will
keep open house for their wives and
woman friends the evening of April 10.
s.
Mrs. Frank Eckley of West Washing
ton street entertained with luncheon
and whist Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Plummer enter
tanned Friday night at Hotel Hollywood
with a dinner in compliment to Mrs
Carrie Jacobs Bond of Chicago.
There We're also covers for Mrs Bos-
worth, Mrs. Schofeld, Mrs. w. w.
Longnecker of Toledo, O., Miss Helen
Smith, Milo Smith, Judge and Mrs
James Harper of Chicago and Mr.
Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus II. Heron of
Severance street were host and host
ess at tea given yesterday afternoon
in compliment to their house guest,
Lieut.. William Hamilton Toaz. whose
engagement to Miss Edith Heron was
recently announced. Other guests at
the Heron home We're Miss Eleanor
and Miss Margaret Park of Montecito,
the latter having arrived yesterday.
Many delightful social affairs will
doubtless be given for Miss Heron and
her fiance.
Miss Rachel Buhrer of Hobart boulc-
ward will be hostess at an informal ar
ternoon Wednesday, when she Will en-
terrain members of the senior class of
the Cumnock School of Expression.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Fred
erick Allen and the Misses Gertrude