Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

n NE Of the few social aIalrS loI
which members of the B. T. - ~,
" found time in the rush OF oHlcltI
entertaining last week took pace l,..,, + ~,
dav night. the date of the ball, Wheh
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas White OF PoIln
Figueroa street kept open house loI
visiting Elks. - 4,o
No Invitations were issued, and the
occasion was quite informal suGsts
dropping in for a few minutes as lheS
went to or come from the IargeI luIiS 5..IS
tion in Shrine auditorium, but hunqfeus
of visiting Elks and Los Angeles lfleIuS
avaiIed themselves of the delighttul
hospitality offered, among them belhs
the Oakland drill corps Of seventy lheih-
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus H. Heron VIII
entertain with a dinner Tuesday at
their home on Severance street, in COM
pliment to their daughter, MISS Edlln'
and her fiance. Lieut.. William Hamil-
ton Toaz, whose marriage VIII be one
of the social events of the Week
Pretty affairs given for Miss Heron
last week were Miss Anita Patton
luncheon at the California club tues
day, a matinee party at the BelaSco
Thursday, where Miss Lois Chamber
lain of Vermont avenue was hosteSs'
and the same evening Mr.. and mrs
William L. Graves, jr., of Fresno, VINO
are guests for the summer of Mrs.
Graves parents, Judge and Mrs. STE
phen Hubbell of Arapahoe street, en-
tertained with a theater party at the,
Orpheum, followed by supper
Miss Edith Engehard entertained
with five hundred Thursday afternoon
at her home on Occidental boulevard,
complimenting Miss Mary Brown, a
visitor from Louisville, Ky.
Young women asked to meet MISS
Brown were Miss Anna Hubbuch ana
Miss Lucille Paine, Kentucky girls; Miss
Margerite Miller, Miss Jesma Robinson,
Miss Jinks Hart, Miss Gertrude Brain
ard, Miss Lillius Ford, Miss Minnie
Miller Miss Bessie Vending, Miss Min
ME Vending, Miss Ruth Hutchinson,
Miss Agnes Hole. Miss Hazel Gilbert
Miss Dorothy Parkinson Miss Lille
Olshausen, Miss Marion Judah, Miss
Ileen Bulls, Miss Gladys Gill, Miss
Elinor Richards, Miss May Richards,
Miss Mary Skinner, Miss Carrie Can
field and Miss Edith Earl.
Mrs. w. R. Kelly will entertain to-
morrow afternoon with a luncheon at
her home on West Third street. in
compliment to Mrs. George French
Hamilton and Mrs. John Hastings
Howard.
Miss Inez Clark of Westmoreland
-ps4ee will give a luncheon Tuesday for
lIl6S6 SdlllG BuGolSS anu Ai4AJ NN'AA-
ing they viii be present at rinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Allen
on Orchard avenue.
Mrs. Chaffee gave two pretty affairs
for her daughters last week, the first
being a luncheon Monday afternoon at
the Los Angeles Country club, followed
Wednesday by a tea at her home on
Magnolia street,.
s.
Mrs Elizabeth Hooker Dunbar of
Scarf street announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Elizabeth, and
Robert Bigelow Chaplin of Boston,
Mass The marriage Will take place in
October.
DIR. George F. Bovard, president of
the University of Southern California,
accompanied by Mrs. Bovard and
daughters, are spending the summer at
Hermosa Beach.
Mrs. Albert Schon entertained with
an informal tea Wednesday at her
home on South Main street the special
guest being Miss Julia sullivan of san
Francisco, who is making her annual
visit with Mrs. Scholl Miss Sullivan,
who is contralto at st. Mary's catha-
dral, San Francisco, will return to her
home in October
Mrs. H. G. Brainard of Orange street
Is planning an informal house party
at the family summer home, "Loma
Vista" at Ctalina, for the latter part
of July and through August.
DR.. Brainard will join the party early
In August, when he is expected to re-
turn from trip in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Rirkel en-
tertained informally With a musical
Friday evening at their new home on
South Figueroa street. the special guest
being W. L. Hubbard, music critic of
The Chicago Tribune, who is the house
guest of Normen Gale on Western
avenue.
Among those contributing to the
program We're Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott,
Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond, Mrs. cath
crime Bloodgood Kipp, Miss Blanch
Ruby and Roland PAU.
Mr. Hubbard will leave Tuesday on
an extended tour around the world,
visiting Japan, China, Burmah, India,
Egypt and Europe, under the auspices
of the steamship department of the
German-Arnerican Savings bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden W. Skinner will
also sail on the steamship Mongolia
from san Francisco, July %, on a two
years tour around the world.
Mrs. Paul Ridley and little daughter
Ethel of Union avenue will leave
August y IOT a TRIP OF several months
in the east, expecting to visit for some
time in New York before returning by
way of Seattle.
i
Miss Olive Harpham, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. ]. II. McCullouch of
Burlington avenue expects to leave
soon for Colorado, where they viii re-
main for the rest Of the summer.
DIR. and Mrs, G. l.. Hutchinson and
daughters will move into their new
home at $40 Miami avenue some time
this week.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Prosser. accom-
panied by Mrs, Prosscr's sistor, Mrs.
Lottie Dudly, left Friday for Oak
Lodge, where they expect to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Churchill Of
South FiguerOa street accompanied by
their daughter and son, Miss Gertrude
and Owen, left Wednesday for a two
months trip Among the places to be
visited are Montana, Yellowstone park,
then to Seattle and the rest Of The time
at Lake Occur d'Alene Idaho.
s. c. Wing of West Avenue Fifty
three, accompanied by his family. left
yesterday for trip to Seattle. The