Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

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honor there were present Mrs. Henry
w. OMelveny, Mrs. Jefferson Paul
Chandler. Mrs. Lorraine Bayly. Mis-.
William p. Jeffries, Mrs. Guy Cochran,
! Mrs. Ralph Hubbard, Mrs. Ernest A.
| Bryant, Mrs. w. S. Hook, jr., AIrs
Mrs. Winifred r. Hunt, Miss Echo
Allen. Miss Rowene Newton, Miss
Charlotte Workman.
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| The marriage of Miss Bessie Turner
and Fred II. Schauer, young attorney
Monday night at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Susan Turner on
East Second street. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Schauer will make their home i'll Santa
| Barbara.
| Miss Virginia Francesca de Baca of
| Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, who is the
Sennet of West jefferson street, gave a
delightful "malia" party yesterday
afternoon, her guests being members of
| the alumna and former students of the
College of Fine Arts, u. S. c., where
Miss de Baca was formerly student.
The house was decorated throughout
with Mexican flags and the tri-color
of the sister republic. Indian baskets
filled with red geraniums were used
extensively together with potted plants
in the decorations, while flags were
suspended from the chandeliers Malta,
Spanish game of whist, with Span
ish cards, was the entertainment for
the afternoon, Miss, Ava C. Wells of
Santa Ana winning first prize. basket
in Mexican colors, and Miss Mamie
Lee the consolation, Mexican picture.
At the close of the game refresh
ments were served i'm the dining room,
which had been 'embowered in red,
green and white, and Spanish dishes
were served. The. centerpiece was
basket OF the prevailing flowers, with
Mexican flags forming circle. The
place cards were enormous chill pep
pers tied with red, white and green
ribbon, while the score cards bore a
Mexican flag with the words, viva
Mexico, Mario 49,"
Miss de Baca, who is charming
girl, traces her lineage to some Of the
oldest Spanish families, and during
her stay is being widely entertained.
She had as her guests yesterday after
noon Mrs. Ruth Fletcher Woodward,
Miss Jessie Downey Jones, Miss Myrtle
C. Godfrey, Miss Ava c.. Wells, Miss
Florence May Winter, Miss Mamie Lee
and Miss Alma May Cook.
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Mrs. Edwin T. Earl entertained Fri
day at her Wiltshire boulevard resi-
dence with a tea where friends were
asked to meet Mrs Frederick Norcross
of Chicago.
Mrs. Norcross is special guest at a
weekend party with which Mrs. Han
cock Banning is entertaining at her
home in Wilmington.
DR.. Ray Robinson and sister, Miss
Robinson, gave a Burbank party Fri
day night to see peter Pan," tables
being reserved for the party afterward
at Levy's.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fryman, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pros
Mrs. Lottie Dudley, Miss Maude Eliza
beth Richards, DR.. P. r. Macarthur.
DR.. Wherry e. Neel, John Symington.
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Miss Dixie Osborn and Miss Carrie
Blakey have issued invitations for a
five hundred party to be given Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Halle
Reinhard, who recently announced her
engagement.
Mrs. Robert W. Haynes of Arapahoe
street presided yesterday at a small
luncheon at the California club, given
in compliment to Mrs. Walter p. Hem
mems OF Elgin, o., the party attending
the Belasco performance later.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter p. Hemmens |
and Mrs. Hemmens' mother, Mrs. Sa-
rah w. Pease, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Daniel Innes at Hotel |
Lankershim for more than a month,
are leaving Monday via Santa Barbara,
Del Monte and San Francisco for their |
eastern home.
In compliment to Mrs. w. H. Loud
of Albion, Mich, grand president of |
1anf a1 fra tor ~ IrI
Chi Omega, and for Miss Mabel Siller, |
grand historian of the same fraternity, |
Mrs. L. r. Garrett entertained yester- |
day with an al fresco luncheon at her
home, Sycamore Glen, Eagle Rock.
Other guests, all members of the
alumnae chapter and who enjoyed
tramp in the foothills after luncheon,
were Mrs. Rae Van Cleve, Mrs. Charles
Osgood, Mrs. S. L. Botsford, Mrs. C. w.
Brown, Mrs. H. w. Cushman, Mrs. A. |
M. Young. Mrs. Fellows. Mrs. c. S.
Mills, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. J. +. White,
and the Misses Katharine Saunders.
Fay Buck, Carrie TIrowbridge. Ann
son, Marie Smith, Myrtle Macarthur,
Katharine Granger. Blanche Gregg,
Sarah Morgan, Louise White and Jessie
Meyers.
One of the interesting women who are
Mrs. Stewart w. French, former pres
ident of the Arizona Federation of
Women's clubs, whose home is in
Douglas. Mrs. French, who has been
in the city a fortnight. is expecting i
Mr.. French to join her in a few days, +
and they will then spend ten days or
more visiting points of interest
throughout the southern part of the
state.
Mrs. French's term of Office expired
last year. and she has much of interest
to tell of the neighboring federation,
which until recently was the "baby"
organization in the national federation.
There are about twenty clubs in the
Arizona aggregation, and the work done
has been mainly along civic and edu-
cational lines. 1t was during Mrs.
French's administration, and largely
on account of the efforts of the womens
clubs, that a juvenile court bill was
introduced into the state legislature
and unanimously adopted, and there is
a bill still pending that was introduced
during that time calling for the es-
of a state home for parent
less and neglected children.
AS president and organizer of the
Bisbee Woman's club, Mrs. French at
tended the Los Angeles biennial, and
later the Risbee club erected a club
home that was modelled on the plan of
the old Ebell club house on Broadway.
which Mrs, French had admired during
her visit here.
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Mrs. James Murphy and Mrs. Myrtle
Larson of Ogden. Utah, are the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. #. McIn-
tosh of Avenue Twenty.
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William H. Hoegee left Thursday on
the Owl for six months tour AROUND