Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
Society


LwAYS one of the delightful at
u fairs Of the early social season.
~ and among the most eagerly an
ticipated, the annual reception OF Entire
Nous sorority, U. S. c.. will take place
tonight in Ebeu clubhouse, and will be
attended by nearly five hundred guests.
Patronesses for the event are Mrs.
George +. Bovard, wife OF PRESIDENT
Bovard; Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Lulu f.
Mitchell, and Mrs. A. J. wallace 1Ie
receiving line will also include the tol-
lowing active members: Miss Evelyn
Davman. Entire Nous president; Miss
Nina Chadwick, Miss Maude Spelcner'
Miss Edna Bovard, Miss Elsie Behy-
naer. Miss Flora Robinson, Miss Gene
We've Buchanan, Miss Ethel Hogan,
and Miss Sadie Bridges, with the two
pledged members, Miss Marie Jessup
and Miss Bertha Rush. Miss Louise
Rush. a member of the alumnae, VIII
be in charge Of arrangements. The
guests will include members or the
faculty, of the college soror1ties ana
fraternities and friends.
Potted palms and ferns VIII be COM
bined with correopsis for the decora-
tions, and Entire Nous colors, yellow
and brown, will be carried out IN the
refreshments.
Miss Elsie Vanderpool Of 1881 West
ThIrty-sixth place will entertain the
Kappa Kappa Gammas Saturday, TO
meet Miss Terry, member or u. ,.
c. faculty. All Kappas resident ana
visiting are cordially invited to meet
Miss Terry.
Accepting the invitation of Mrs. J.
II. Doyle. friends gathered last night
at the Doyle home, on Bushnell ave
nue. Oneonta park, to surprise Mr.
Doyle on the date of his birthday an
niversary, and to enjoy smoker IN
memory of the tenth anniversary or
the mastering out of battalion D, Cali
fornia artillery, after service in the
Spanish war,
The guests. who, as well as the host,
had belonged to the battalion, were
Capt. J. w. +. Diss, Lieut.. NJ. c. Nc
Keeby, Lieut.. j. Z. Lucey, Lieut.. John
A, Glass, A. N. Edmiston, Frank c.
Tarr. Ben N. Smith, +. G. Henderson,
George w. Brown, Arthur Logan, B.
+. Horner, Daniel Shield, c. c. Thorn,
A. G. Graham.
Mrs. Edward C. Magauran enter
tanned with bridge breakfast yester-
day at her home on South Alvarado
street, in compliment to Mrs. Benja-
min r. Church, who soon will leave for
Redlands, where she expects to make
her home.
covers were laid for Mrs. Edward C.
Dieter, Mrs. George H. Kress, Mrs.
Charles B. Nichols, Mrs. Willis J.
Hole, Mrs. R. B. Williamson, Mrs. John
Luckenbach, Mrs. Oscar Lawler, Mrs.
Edwin Curtis, Mrs. B. W. Strong, Mrs.
J. A. Frame, Mrs. J. c. Brown, Mrs.
Frank ViclreS, Mrs. c. A. Canfieh
Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Mrs Champ
Vance, Mrs. Gillingham O'Daniel, Mrs.
James Smith, Mrs. A. H. Voight, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hutchins and Miss Ida I'm
derhill.
Mrs. Joseph L. Merrill of Hotel Pep
per will entertain for Mrs. Church
Wednesday with a luncheon, and
Thursday Mrs. Frank A. VicErey will
honor Mrs. Church with a luncheon
at her home on Andrews boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Cook OF
Pollard street announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Maude Blanche, and
Raymond Dunnigan, the ceremony
having taken place Monday afternoon
at the home of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. Peter G. Gay of South
Sichel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunnigan will spend a
month at Ocean Park before return
ing to Los Angeles to reside.
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Mrs. E. J. Brent was hostess yester-
day afternoon at her home on Berkeley
square at a meeting Of the La Senorita
Bridge club.
Beside club members other guests
were Mrs. W. C. Tonkin, Mrs. E. A.
Fonda, Mrs. J. a. lie Doux, Mrs. j NJ
Kelly and Mrs. George Rector.
Rev and Mrs. James H. Harwood of
East Thirty-third street announce the
enga cement of their daughter, Miss
Grace, and Clarence J. Schultz, the
marriage to take place in November.
q
Angelenos registered at Hotel Vir-
ginia recently are Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
O'Bryan, Mrs. J. E. Cook and Mrs. NJ.
Hartman.