Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11

Mrs. T. c. Paxton of Westlake ave-
nue. will entertain with an informal
breakfast Tuesday.
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One of the happily appointed affairs
of the coming week will be the easter
dance with which Gordon Bartlett Will
celebrate his birthday anniversary
Tuesday night at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bartlett, on
West Adams street.
Mrs Bartlett and daughter, Miss
Mathilde N. Bartlett, will ASSIST In re-
ceiving. Table appointments and re-
freshments will partake of the easter
idea, and an orchestra will furnish
music for dancing.
Among the invited guests are DR.. ana
Mrs. Ross Moore, Mrs. George Goodfei-
low. the Misses Ruth Morris, Edith
Gibbs, Elizabeth Gibbs, Morris. Louise
Hunt Ruth Cass, Lucille Bartlett,
Laura McVay, Helen McVay Silence
McVay, Enid Whittlesay Marie Srock-
ard, Beatrice Cutter, Edwin Stanton,
Overton Walsh, Lynn Helm, jr., Curtis,
John Mccoy, Dixie Fish. Carl Won
Poulson, Alexander King, Harry
Wyatt, Robert Smith. Alfred Verian.
Irving Lewis, L. r. Jones and Andrew
Baldwin.
Young women composing the menu
bership of the Friday Afternoon club,
club meeting the second and fourth
Friday, afternoons of each month TO
sew, will give the annual dancing party
the night of April % in Assembly hall.
Decorations will be in the club col
ors. green and white, and the programs
will have covers in gold tied with RID
bons of green and white.
Members of the club are: Mrs John
Cooke Mrs. VIII Nelson. Miss Vera
Atkinson, Miss Gertrude Connell, Miss
Lita Crane, Miss Mabel Fisher. Miss
Beryl French. Miss Jessie Marshall,
Miss Maud Marshall, Miss Lily Ols-
hansen, Miss Elizabeth Richards, Miss
Helen Updegraff, Miss Maud Adams,
Miss Olive Bennett, Miss Anne Rich
ards Miss Marie Schumann, MISS
Blanche Thresher, Miss Alice Smith,
Miss Florence Judd, Miss Louise
Hauser, Miss Arley Tottenham. Miss
Maude Wood and Miss Ruth Elliott.
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The marriage of Miss Rae Johnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Johnson
of Westlake avenue. and Henry b.
Moore, will take place April 2S at the
home of the parents of the bride-elect.
Miss johnson will have but one at
tendant, her sister. Mrs. Lawrence
Burck, who will act as matron of honor.
street, who recently returned from.
visit to Phoenix. Ariz., is entertaining
as house guest Miss Katharine Baker
of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Let's, with their
three daughters and son Arthur, VIII
leave June for an extended tour OF
Europe.
Miss MAY Armstrong, Miss Marguer-
lite Gosse and Miss Ruth Rivers gave
the first of a series of three musicales
Thursday i'm South hall, Westlake
school, entertaining for Miss Olga
Steeb, who is leaving in few days for
a concert tour and period of study In
| Europe.
| Stately Easter lilies. a profusion OIL
mustard blossoms and fragrant SWEEP
peas were used in decorative scheme
over which the soft glow of electric
| lights fell with beautiful effect.
The program included piano numbers
by Miss Steeb, Miss Hazel Peterson
and Miss Ida Seby; Miss Marion Jul
dar contributed violin solos and Mrs
Frank Bryson and Miss Harris vocal
numbers. Miss Steeb's work was ex-
ceedingly good, and met with enthu-
siastic appreciation from her audience
Young women assisting. the hostesses
| later at the tea tables included MISS
! Aurora Armstrong, Miss Margie Post
| Miss Marcia Hawley, Miss Marjorie
Lee. Miss NeVa Coons. Miss Frances
| Vermilyea, Miss Illeen Bulls, Miss Mil
dred Coldwell and Miss Lois Baker.
Invited guests included Mrs. Freder'
| lex w. Armstrong, Miss Jessica vance
Miss De Laguna, Miss Mary Arnola
Mrs. John Parkinson, Mrs. Baker +
Lee, Mrs. Frank Bryson, Mrs. c. A
! Boyle, Miss Maude Richards. Mrs
| Kendall, Miss Richmond, Miss Helene
Judson, Miss Howard, Miss Rose
Hutchindorf, Miss Mamie Weight. Miss
Clara Scott. Miss Aria Hannawalt
Miss May Richards, Mrs. Edward Nc
Miss Anderson, Miss Annette Stose
Miss Florence Mitchell, Miss Fannie
Marks, Miss Ruth Snow, Miss Reed
| Lewis. Miss Myra Kreim, MISS Jane
Kreim, Miss Bradner Lee, Miss Yorck
Miss Veral Smith, Miss Pearl Post
Mrs Selby. Miss Sybil Kellogg, Miss
Lois Baker. Miss Neva Parks, Miss
Nettie Graham, Miss Dolphin Fort
Miss Charlotte Crebbage, Miss Heller
Roberts, Miss Nina Scipio, Miss Mil
bred Coldwell Miss Eleanor Richards
Miss ILLUS Ford, Miss Grow, Miss
Elizabeth Carlick, Miss Lillian Wend
! ling. Mrs. Lee (of Washington, D. 60
Miss Howard, Mrs. Edward Easton
Mrs. Duryea, Miss Duryea, MisssMa be
| Cooper Miss Cooper. Mrs. Lockhart
Miss Beans, Nile. Portele, Miss SUE
| Jefferson, Mrs. Beswick, Mrs. Stamm
Miss Margaret Hobson, Miss Ruti
Price, Miss Hards, Miss Nora Dicken
son and Miss Nora Bauer
Mrs. S. S. Wilder of Hobart boule
ward is entertaining with bridge
luncheon April q.
| s.
One of the important after Easte
events will be the dinner party which
Mrs. James Ford of Western avenue il
giving.
The Parent Teachers association o
| Thirteenth street school will give al
| evening at the home of A. b. Cas-
April is to meet the principals an'
teachers of the school. Fathers, moth
ers and friends of the pupils are IN
Vited. A good program has been ar
| ranged, and Judge Curtis ID. Wllpu
will give an informal address,
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Mrs. Reuben Shelter of Wiltshire
boulevard entertained with luncheon
recently for members of the 190S-190
| Galpin Shakespeare classes, Mrs. Ed
ward North. Shakespearean exponent
being special guest.
During the afternoon musical mum
bers and scenes from Twelfth Night
| were given.
Among the invited guests were Mrs
North, Mrs Horace Unterkercher, Mrs
s. H. Garrett. Mrs. Mary L. Tucker
| Frear Mrs z. j. Seidel, Mrs. M. X
Young. Mrs. Frances NJ. Willis. anc
the Misses Emma Bates, Sadie E. Wins
low, Kate Brownlee Hukill and Ada M
Reynolds.
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