Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27

And under the glistening trees.
Beyond the snow. where the cold winds DO"
Through the cave of the old March breeze
rhen down the lane of the April rain
Under violet-scented showers,
And of by way Of the hills Of May
with their apple blossom bowers;
Then on again through a leafy Blens TIE
with the bird songs all atune,
Where you rest while. at the rose hung
For you've found the way to June
Edith S. Tilotson in St. Nicholas
Il TEITT. GEN. ADNA R. CHAFFEE
and Mrs. Chaffee entertained as
IA house guests a few days last week
rol Frederick G. Hodgson, U. 5. A.
and Mrs. Hodgson, who are en- route
tn the Philippines, where COL hous-
son will take up the duties Of quarter
master general.
Mrs. Chaffee gave a dinner of twelve
covers Thursday night in compliment
to her guests trlenqs asheu II u a 8dan,s i,iTe
them being Mr.. and Mrs. w II. AuaHls'
General and Mrs. c. ID. Nlele' MRS
Dickson of St. Louis and Judge n. +.
Conrey. There were also present the
daughters of the host and hostess MIS-.
George French Hamilton of the Phlllp-
pines and Mrs John Howard haslilss
of TT. Riley, Kas.
Colonel and Mrs. Hodgson were also
entertained during their stay by Mrs.
William H. Ellis, who gave Iuncheon'
and nv Mrs. W. H. Adams. They lett
FRIDAY night for san Francisco and
will sail in a few days.
Mrs. George Kress of Hotel Alvarado,
&c snending some time at Ocean Park.
quiet home wedding will be eele-
brated the morning of July ), at the
home of the bride in Eagle Rock val
lev. Miss stella Herzog, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Herzog and L. v.
Stockwell being the parties concerned.
The ceremony will be witnessed only
nv the immediate family and Will De
followed by a wedding breakfast, aItef
which the young couple will leave Tor
a sbor+ wedding trip. On their return
to Los Angeles, Mr. StockWeh ana
bride will be at home at the Iris apart
ments where they will receive ther
friends after July 10.
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Miss Edith Bradford entertained
wifi, an informal luncheon at her nome
on Pasadena avenue Friday, IN COM
pliment to Miss Helen Mcdonald, a
popular bride-to-be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mansfield en-
tertained with a luncheon FRIDAY at
Ievy's in compliment TO Miss Maude
Anderson. The same afternoon she
was special guest at tea given at the
Alexandria by Miss Letha Lewis.
s.
Miss Georgia Off will entertain with
a dance at the Country club Wednes-
day evening.
Fred Jacob Smith of Chicago arrived
in Los Angeles Friday and is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond, at Hotel Hollywood.
a Angeles
until the middle of July, when he will
leave for the east, being accompanied
as far as Seattle by his mother, who
will also visit friends at Lake Tahoe,
returning to Chicago in September.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, who is the
founder of the Bond shop, a publish
ing house in Chicago, expects to visit
Germany next spring in order to
study the old-fashioned Illuminating
that she may issue special editions OF
her songs.
The numerous Los Angeles friends
of this gifted composer are planning
a number of entertainments for her
son and herself. During Elks' week
she will give a concert of original
songs at Hotel Hollywood
A luncheon given Thursday by Mrs.
Albert J. Taylor of West Santa Bar
bara avenue in honor of Mrs. Carson
b. Wilson of Denver, proved original in
its conception and consisted entirely of
California fruits especially prepared
and served in courses, Is announced by
dainty hand-colored menu cards. A
basket of fruit with branches of natural
color formed the table center piece,
which harmonized with soft lights from
green shaded candelabras.
Among the guests were Mrs. Roy A.
Wynne Of Hollywood, Mrs. William ].
I've Charles a OH Stapp
Mrs. Caro- Satterwhite.
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of Chester place