Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-04

tendant fairies dance about the sleep
| ing blossoms.
That the affair will be quite a society
event Is shown by the following list or
patronesses; Mrs. Hancock Banning,
| Mrs, Guy Barnham, Mrs. Walter Jarvis
Barlow, Mrs. l.. N. Rrunswig, Mrs.
Ernest A. Bryant Mrs. Emeline Childs,
| Mrs. Michael J. Cornell, Mrs. George
j. Denis, Mrs. c. G. Desmond, Mrs. j..
C. Drake, Mrs. w. A. Edwards, Mrs.
Philip S. Forve, Mrs John f. Francis,
Mrs. jefferson Gibbs, Mrs. John K.
| Grant, Mrs. Lewis A. Grant, Mrs.
George Allan Hancock. Madam Ida
Hancock, Mrs. Fred A. Hazard, Mrs.
| Elizabeth Hollenbeck Mrs. Stephen &.
Hubbell, Mrs. William T. Johnson, Miss
Mary f. Ledyard, Mrs. George Ltchten-
berger, Mrs. Earl b. Millar, Mrs. RAN
dolph H. Miner DR.. Dorothea Moore,
Mrs. Andrew Mullen, Mrs. John Muir
rieta, Mrs Henry w. O'Melyeny, Mrs.
Edgar F. Pierce, Mrs. l. H. Polk, Mrs.
Alpheus w. Redman, Mrs. Mary j.
Schellert, Mrs. Godfrey T. Stamm, Mrs.
Shirley Ward. Mrs. Charles Weir, Mrs.
Charles Modini Wood, Mrs Boyle
workman and Mrs. William H. Work
man.
Mrs. Bertha Kirchhoss of West Sec
ond street entertained with a musicale
Thursday evening in compliment to
her son, Leo Kirchhoss. Mrs. Ktrch-
boss gave a violin solo with piano ac-
compartment by her daughter, Miss
Freida Kirchhoss. Piano solos We're
rendered by Miss Hazel Everts and
vocal solos by Miss Cora Beck and Miss
Freida Kichhoss. The guests included
the Misses Edna Halibaugh, Cora Beck,
Heel Everts, Freida Kirchhoss, Adelina
Kirchhoss and Leo Kirchhoss, Alfred
Thiele and Carl G.. Beck.
nj (ffAln of Qn NH
was hostess of a bridge whist given
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Nicholas q.
| Rice and Mrs. Reuben Shelter assist
ing.
Among the guests were Mines. J. A.
LIE Doux, William Irving Hollingsworth,
Walter J. Wren Hudson of Lansing,
Mich; Willitts j. Hole, Leon 7. Shet-
tier Walter c. Barnwell, Robert
Marsh, Calvin Brown, Harmon D.
Ryus, Valentine Peyton, Iseslie G.
| Brand, Chester c. LOOMS, Henderson
Hayward, Arthur Let's, Benjamin F..
Church, William Lacey, Garrettson,
Washburn, r. B. Williamson, H. K.
Williamson and the Misses Andrews,
Mitchell and Ethel Graham.
Miss Lucille Culver and Miss Ruth
Martin returned Friday by motor from
a reading tour which included num-
Der of Southern California towns.
The Daughters of the American Rev.
olution will hold their regular month
ly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
Ebell club house. Special guests of
the afternoon will be Mrs. Roberts,
regent of a New York chapter and
Mrs. Martha S. Gielow of Washington,
founder of the southern industrial ed
vocational movement, who will give an
address on that subject.
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| Mrs. Frederick Wingfeld Armstrong
of Romeo Place entertained with an
informal luncheon Thursday afternoon
| in compliment to Mrs. Mary Barbara
| Walker of Denver, who will be her
house guest for month.
| Mrs. William Schultz of East Fifty
third street entertained in compliment
to her house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ell
well, with a musicale Thuroday even
ing. Orchestral selections were fur
nished by the Herbert LIE Biham or
chestra. P. Yorston rendered an instru-
mental solo, while Miss Bonnie Kelley
and Miss Gladys Kelley contributed
vocal solos. Harmonica solos were CIV
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow. :
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert LIE Biham, Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason
Mrs. Sicily MacKimmon, Mrs. Susan
MacKimmon, Miss Minnie Burkhard,
Misses Bonnie and Gladys Kelley,
Misses spieceers, Mr. 7. Yorston.
Miss Reta Russell of Hotel Cumoer-
land, who is leaving May 1 for Mo-
desto. Cal, where she will make her
home, is to be special guest at a. fare
we'll card matinee to be given April 10
by Miss Leoarries of Franklin street.
Miss Mamie Clossman of GAINESVILLE.
Ohio who is visiting relatives in Los
Angeles, will be the guest of honor
at card party to be given by Miss
Vergil McGrath of West Twelfth
street the afternoon of April a.
The spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. 6ce on North Soto street was
thrown open to former Illinois resi-
dents Thursday afternoon, Bloomington
people being in the large majority.
The rooms were very handsomely dec
Grated and the women guests gowned
most deliberately for the occasion.
When the Pasadena branch arrived,
they presented the hostess a missive
which she was urged to peruse at once
Thinking it contained regrets from an
expected guest, she opened the note
and an inclosed card informed her that
she had fallen victim to an April fool
| Joke. FOllOWlnR lHIrouuctiOHS oil lii
promptu program was enjoyed.
| s.
Mrs. Grace Ellers rendered vocal so
los, Mrs. Julia Phelps of Pasadena,
Mrs. Wickizer, Mrs. A. c.. Smithers,
Mrs. c. 7. Lemley of Salt Lake Rev.
I. Harvey Hazel and Mr. Council gave
interesting "reminiscences, and Mrs
Bulls of Westlake avenue gave sew
eral darby dialect readings.
Mrs. Mary Stearns of West Adams
street, as former teacher of Mrs. Bice,
was an especially honored guest and in
her "reminiscences said that the occa-
sion carried her back to the year 1860
and the old Major College" built by
Mrs. Bice's grandfather.
Assisting in serving were Mrs. Brock,
Mrs. Alers, Mrs. r. w. Bice and Miss
Ramsey. Invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Council Mrs. Ira j. Bloomfield,
Mrs. Jennie Burch, Mrs. Gustie Pack
ard Dubois, Mr.. Henry Dubois, Dr.
and Mrs. Bowling, Mrs. John Rayburn
Miss Rayburn, Mrs. Julia Philips, Mr.
and Mrs. Soper of Bloomington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGUIRE of Springfield,
both families now visiting in Pasa-
dena, all of Pasadena; Mesdames Mary
| Stearns, Ellers. Merchant. Mercer,
Rush. Stevenson, Johnson, Bulls,
Brock, j. Jones, A. j. Bryant and
mother, Mrs. Ellen Bryant, of Zanes-
Vile, Wisconsin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
| Smithers, Rev. and Mrs. I. Harvey
Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Bice, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hogue. DIR. and Mrs,
| Newkwirk Misses Bessie Ramsey,
Daisy Dean and Clara Dean, Mrs. &C.
t. Lemley of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Will
| I a,,,laxy ~ Onipov MrG .HauSpoma and