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

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Charles King and Mrs. Stanley F. How
land.
Mrs. Philip Zobelein and Miss Bessie
Herbert Bartlett gave their April mu-
sicale Thursday afternoon at Vista del
Mar, the Hollywood home of Miss Bart
lett, the occasion being one of the most |
delightful of the Lenten season Or
ehestral selections were rendered by
the Philomel quartet. Eugene Rowland
gave an interesting address on The
Founding of the American Musical So
ciety in Los Angeles and LeRo-' Jep-
son was heard in several vocal selec-
tions.
The big number of the program was
"a Chain of Sonnets," which had been
arranged as a reading by Miss Bartlett
with musical setting by Abhie N. Jami-
son. This included Prelude" The
Girl" Despair Hope, Resigna-
ton" Her Love Song and Until
| Gods Day"
Mr., and Mrs Charles Modini-Wood of
ST. James park complimented Mr. ana
Mrs. A. c.. Billicke and Miss Mary
| Chapman, who are leaving for TWO
years stay in Europe, with fareWeli
dinner wednesday, evening. o san Sc
| lections were rendered while the guests
were at the table
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs,
Max Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterry'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Doheny, Mrs.
w. II. Perry, Mrs. ]. S. chapman, Mrs;
McCutchan, Mrs r. p. Johnsoa ana
| Madame Genevra Johnstone-B Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs Wood will entertain
with a musicale tomorrow evening lot
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. c. Klokke and MISS
Helen Klokke, who are leaving for Eu-
| rope April 8.
Mrs Harry Fryman of Hotel Hay
ward was hostess at 500 party sat
| urday evening. After the game sup
per was served in a private dining room
to sixty, guests, profusion OIL peaeh
blossoms formed an attractive pack
ground for the players
| Mrs. f. w. Force has just returned
| from visit to her old home In SaVan-
nah. Carroll county. ILL.,, where she at
tended the golden wedding anniversary
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Rod
| inson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Fisher OF
Santee street entertained party OF
friends at dinner Thursday night, Gov
ers being laid for Professor and Mrs.
Napoleon La Blanch, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| H. Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. George l.
Machris Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I. Ma
| chris Miss Agnes Buisseret, MISS Vlolel
Strauss. little Lillian Machris, victor
Machris and Master Maurice Machris;
Miss Buisseret gave several musical
selections, and songs by MISS STRAUSS
were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank r. Strong and Mrs. j. A.
Frame will entertain at the Andrews
boulevard home of the former with a
bridge Tuesday afternoon. This affair
is the second card matinee which these
charming hostesses have given re-
Gently having entertained about thirty
FIVE guests at five houndred WEDNESDAY
afternoon Guests invited for Tuesday
afternoon are Mines. ]. H. Miles, Nc
Cormick, NJ. r. Gray d. Fl. Ryus, j. Is.
i Stearns. Frank Walsh, Frank Nichols
Henry Henderson, l.. {. curtis, ~
Nash, Robert Marsh, N. E. Rice, M. r.
Johnson, Elmer Cole, Frank Brooks, II.
Jackins, G. A. Founder, L. MOUTHS
Ed Grumley, e. Hutcnins, j. c. Brown,
H X Williamson, Hugh l.. Jones, *.
r. Williamson ]. B. Grady, j. a:
Moore. Sol Davis. ]. B. Cornwell, Ethel
Bennett, Frank Vickrey, Ida Williams
s. Frazer, Moorehouse, Brooks and A.
Thurston, and the Misses Emma Har-
lvey, Alma Christian. anna Marie Nelns,
mabel. Fischer. frankie Harris, Mar
garet Dent and Esther Dent.
| IS
Mrs. F. ]. Fitzgerald of Union avenue
was hostess at a five hundred matinee
YESTERDAY,
hospitality of this charming home were
| Mines. C. A Wilson, Ralph Larson
Edward Graham, c. e. Won Breton,
Wesley Barr. Elmer Pascoe, Threston
Mckinney Raymond Heffelfnger, Amos
Justice, l.. c. Crossman, Edward cross
man, Robert Wagner, Douglas roster
Justice Klein, u. Graham, r. Arnold,
Walter ]. Wren, David Smith, Stacey
Clamp and the Misses Birdetta and Ora
Wilson, Alice Atlaw, Mary Redman,
Ethel Redman, Violet Mcdonald, Amy
Lentill. Anna Kellam, Lylia Kellum,
Anna Reynolds, Rosa Reynolds, Anna
McGarry Mary Mary T McGarry' N AiIGe
BEACON, Stella Schmidt, Josephine
Hamlin, Ethel Graham and Florence
= Osborn.
Miss Mildren. Strong, the attractive
Young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Strong of Andrews boulevard, will
: celebrate the fifteenth anniversary OF
her birthday with matinee party at the
Belasco Saturday afternoon Later
Miss Strong will entertain her guests al
d downtown tea room. Those invited
are the Misses Albright, Edna Miles,
Miss Sue Adell Miles, Elizabeth judah,
:, Mary Dunbar, Anna Frame, mildred
McGrath, Margaret McGrath, Catherine
; Albright, Louise Johnson, Evelyn john
son. Ruth Fleming, Alice Fleming,
Ellen Andrews, Edith Gibbs. Dorotny
. Jackins, Madelaine Holiday and Delight
, Gwynn.
Mrs. George Mitchell of Figueroa
street complimented her daughter. Miss
PhiIippa. who has recently returned
; from a visit to New York, with de-
lightful surprise birthday party Thurs
day evening. The living room was
artistically decorated with American
Beauty roses, while the other rooms
, presented the appearance of bowers
overgrown with white blossoms: AT
the conclusion of nine-course dinner
the guests enjoyed an automobile ride.
Cards bearing designs of La France
+ roses marked places for the hostess,
Mrs. Forkman, Mrs. Ralph Edinger and
the Misses Helen Bosbyshell, Willie
? Kerns, Violet Stanford, Frankie Wlles,
Mabel Wiles Juanita Lane and Bertha
Mulstead.
. Mrs. Gertrude, Ross Harris, who is
leaving soon for a European trip was
special guest Friday at bridge-W whist
given by Miss Mary and Miss Grace
Bradshaw at their home on Pasadena
avenue.
Invited guests were Mines. j. D.. Du
Shane, Sterling Boothe. H S. Darling,
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