Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-31

day at the meeting of the Ivy Five
Hundred club, entertaining Miss
Dixie Osborn, Miss Lena Southworth
Miss Hess, Miss Pearl Weisbrode, Miss
Mitchell, Miss Charlotte Barr, Miss
Lulu Reinhard, Miss May Richards.
s.
Miss Julia B. Anderson of Garland
avenue was hostess at an enjoyable
Halloween party Thursday evening
being assisted in receiving by her
brother, DR.. Charles M Anderson.
Decorations were in keeping with the
occasion, ghosts, COLLINS and witches
being in evidence. Games and music,
with dancing, formed entertainment
for the guests. Those present were:
Mrs. c. r. Anderson, Miss Lucille
Burch, Miss Lillian Van Vranken. Miss
Margaret Ortiz, Miss Meta Ferguson,
Miss Georgia Cary, Miss Margery
Burch, Miss Helyn Henry, Messrs.
Lloyd Burton, Charles Sewan, Paul
Cowles, Harold Floeter, Will Widen
ham, Fletcher Bowron.
Mrs. Frank M. Warner of Mettler
street will entertain Tuesday evening
in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson,
who were recently married.
Mrs. T. S. Milburn Of West Forty
fifth street gave a card luncheon
Thursday for Mrs. Bryson. Prizes
were won by MIS-. LICK GleeiilloW anu
Mrs J. p. Nichols The guests, Who
were members of the o. D. o. club, pre-
scented Mrs. Bryson with a set of
silver. spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Reed of Sacra-
mento, who are in Southern California
on their wedding tour, are expected to
arrive in Los Angeles for a visit of
several days with Mrs. Lucinda M.
Foy and the Misses Foy, San Raphael
Heights.
airs. Reed, who before her marriage
was Miss Ethel Hall, was a classmate
of Miss Florence F,oy in Stanford.
Mrs. w. C. Tonkin of South Alvarado
street entertained with an informal tea
yesterday afternoon at Hotel AleXan-
dria in compliment to Mrs. William
Elliott Selbie, who is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson OF
Shatto place. The honors of the after
noon were shared by Miss Gertrude
Churchill, one of the fall brides-elect.
Other guests were Mrs. David H.
Mccartney, Mrs. Grant G. Gillette,
M 8. George T. Hackley, Miss Marjorie
Bastable and Miss Gertrude Gooding.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Cook Of West
Twenty second street returned on
Wednesday from San Francisco, where
they attended the Portola feStical.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. c.. Haskell of South
Bonnie Brae street have issued invita-
tions for the evening Of November 10,
when they will entertain with buffet
supper and cards.
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Miss Nellie Andrews entertained
Saturday evening with a Halloween
party in celebration of her eighteenth
birthday, over thirty guests being
present.
Mrs. Bruce Hatch of Gramercy place
left Thursday for La Jolla, where she
will remain until the first of December.
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The marriage of Miss Mary Franl1el,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel of
West Third street, and John L. Fried
man will be solemnized this evening at
634 Sunset boulevard. The young peo-
pie formerly lived in San Bernardino,
where they first met three years ago.
On their return from a wedding
journey through the north they will re-
ceive their friends at 102Sh East Four
teenth street.
o. T. w. w. Whist club began its
second year October %, when the initial
meeting was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e. Morris on East
Twenty street. Members are
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Goldsborough,