Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-13


FEMBERS of the Cinquenta club
are entertaining with dance for
AIA club members only at the Wo-
mans clubhouse the evening of May 20.
Prominent society women who Will
serve the young people as hostesses
are Mrs ]. r.. Dennison, Mrs II. L.
cutter. Mrs. w. s. Bartlett, Mrs. d. K.
Dickinson and Mrs A. B. Smith.
Club members are the Misses Mary
Bernard, Margaret Bartlett, Mathllde
F. Bartlett, Beatrice Cutter, Juana
CREIGHTON. Grace Carr, Callie Coster,
Nora Dickinson, Marie Louise t'reese'
ethel Frazier, Rebecca Howard, Elsie
Kneeht, Irene Lowe, Henrietta Mos
hacker, Lily Olhausen, Carmalita Rose
Grams. Alice Smith, Mabel Stuart, Marie
Stockard, Lillian Teazel, Helen Upde-
graft, Nellie Valley, Ethel Wyatt, Eth
vim Walker; Messrs. Harry Black
more, Joseph Bernard, Roy Choate Ned
Currier, A. Eckman, Garretson DUNN
Ezra Fish, ]. j. Freeman, Jesse GEM
mill Nat Head, Elmer r. Jones, L. b.
Jones, Horace King, Robert Leonard,
Irwin c. Lewis, George Mosbacker,
Raymond Osborne, George H. Reed, j.
w. Rice, Ray Rule, viii Rosecrans'
Herbert N. Ritz, Robert Rickert, Z. y
Shilling, Robert smith Harry Wyatt
Claud Wayne, DIR. John f. Curran, Dr.
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cablegram received yesterday
morning by Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Mitchell of West First street announced
the arrival in Liverpool of their niece,
Miss Dorothy Parry Jones, who left
Los Angeles the latter part of March
for visit to her former home in North
Wales.
Mrs. Mitchell returned Saturday from
New York, where she accompanied her
niece, remaining to wave "bon voyage"
as the Lusitania steamed from the
dock.
Mrs. Mitchell, one of the most charm
ing of hostesses, is at home to her
friends every Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bartlett enter
tanned jolly company last evening at
their home, Vista del Mar, in Holly
wood, their guests being members OF
the Orpheus club. An informal even
ing was passed with music by club
members and interpretative readings
by Miss Bartlett.
For Miss Bartlett, who is leaving
with her father Mr.. Bartlett. Monday
morning for Chicago and New York,
en- route to Europe and an absence or
nearly a year, Mrs. S. +. Sessions OF
Roxbury street entertained with an In
formal tea Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Maude Elizabeth Richards presided at
the tea table.
Mrs Wesley Barr, who will leave
soon to Join Mr.. Barr in Mexico City,
will share the honors with Miss Bart
lett this afternoon at a bridge to be
given by Mrs. Ethel West at her home
on Jasmine street, and tonight Mrs.
William H. Jamison has asked COM
pany of twenty-four to meet Miss Bart
lett informally.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zobelein enter
tanned with a theater party Monday
night at the Majestic, honoring Miss
Bartlett.
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Mrs. c. M. Gay of West Forty-second
street is entertaining tomorrow with a
miscellaneous shower in compliment to
Miss Margaret Hough, a charming
BRIDE elect.
s.
Mrs r. C. P. Smith of Grafton street
is entertaining today with a bridge
luncheon given in compliment to Mrs
j. F. Giles, who is leaving soon for ST.
Paul. Duluth and other cities in Min
neSota.
Guests will include Mrs. Crooks of
Nebraska Mrs. Harry Hazard, Mrs. A.
j. Prosser, Mrs. Mark Campbell, Mrs
Lester Robinson, Mrs. Walter j. Wren,
Mrs Harley Brundige, Mrs. U. T. Clot-
felter, Mrs. E. H. Quinby and Mrs. S.
M. Pye.
Miss Hattie Bradford, whose mar
riage with Frank Baird Alexander will
take place May 10, is to be special
guest at an informal luncheon to be