Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

like the old-fashioned homes of the
south. A plantation of palms and
shrubs shades the porch from which
there is a magnificent view sweeping
| the blue harbor the wooded hills, the
curving Riviera, with its towers and
villages, and Porto Maurizio, the town
| below. Mrs Roosevelt and her family
may remain a month or so longer be-
fore going to Paris, but she will re-
turn again to her sister. Miss Roosevelt
and her brothers are already as much
at home as If they had lived always
in Italy and having secured bicycles
are seeing the country in every di-
rection. The townspeople prepared
public welcome in honor of Mrs. Roose-
welt, which took place in the park
feature of which was the playing of
American airs.
Mrs. F. B. Sherwood, who, with her
sister, Miss Funk, is enjoying year of
travel and study in Europe. writes that
they are delightfully."- located in Carls-
bad for several weeks.
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The MANY girlhood friends of Miss
Edna Chaplin, the charming and tai
ented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Chaplin who last summer became the
bride of Lieut.. Fritz Machotka of the
emperor's guards and went to live in
Zlunic, Bohemia, will be interested to
learn of the birth of a daughter, who
has been named Carmen Geneyieve.
Mr.. Chaplin returned early in the
week from a trip of several weeks IN
the east, and is leaving in few days
with a camping party which he Will
conduct through the Kings river coun-
try.
Mrs. Mattison B. Jones has invited
few friends for an informal afternoon
Wednesday, when she will entertain IN
compliment to Mrs. j. n. Field and
Misses Helen and Lois Field, wife and
daughters of President Field Of the
Baptist university at Redlands.
Mrs. Jones will be assisted in re-
ceiVing and entertaining by her sister,
Mrs L. A. Phillips, and by Mrs. Harry
Marxmiller. The guests will number
thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra T. Stimson are in
the east for stay of three months
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Girard who are
spending the week in Catalina, will re-
turn Sunday and that evening will en-
tertan with a tea and musicale in Mr..
Girard's studio in the Majestic theater
building.
Mrs. D. NJ Riordan writes from Sc
attic that she and Miss Margaret will
be home again by the middle of Au-
gust.
Mrs. w. L. Graves of South Figueroa
street has as a house guest her niece,
Miss Esther Phillips, daughter of
Judge Dixon L. Phillips of Hanford,
who will remain with her for several
weeks.
Miss Phillips and her sister, Miss
Louise, graduated this spring from
Berkeley, Miss Louise being awarded
the gold medal which is each year pre-
sented to that member of the class
showing the highest general average
for the four years course.
DR.. and Mrs. Graves are also enter
tanning their son and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii l.. Graves, jr., of Fresno who
are spending the summer in Los An
geles.
For her guests. the Misses Laneri,
three charming sisters from Fort
Worth, Tex, and Miss Mate Hayden,
Mrs. John Wilton King of East Thirty
fifth street gave a delightfully."- appoint
ed card party Thursday night, tables
being set for high five. The floral dec
oratous in roses, enChantress carna-
tions and vivid scarlet geraniums were
very elaborate and were an especial
feature of the occasion. A southern
supper was served at the conclusion of
readings by the guests of honor were
greatly enjoyed.
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Much interest is being taken by An
gelenos in the bridge congress which is
to be held at Del Monte in correction
with the fall golf tournament.
This is the first annual bridge event,
and is open to any bridge enthusiast.
Two events, one for pairs and one for
team entries, will be played each day
from September l to 4, inclusive. One
of the trophies is handsome silver cup
costing $25, which is being offered by
Manager Warren of the Hotel Del
Monte.
Entries are being made from Pasa-
dena, a team is going up from San
Diego and the following golf and
bridge enthusiasts with others are ex-
pected to be present to represent Los
Angeles: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bohon,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grimth, Mrs. j. w: Griffith, Mrs. John
Powers and Mrs. Bronson.
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Miss Emma Harvey of West Pico
street entertained Wednesday evening