Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-26
Society

The Union League Club entertained
at dinner last evening company num-
per1ng 150 members and women guests.
The club rooms at 327 West Second
street were artistically decorated with
flowers and the national colors. After
partaking of an elaborate menu the
party adjourned to the Belasco, where
they enjoyed "The Girl of the Golden
West" Secretary Gregory of the In
ion League club is authority for the
promise that the affair will be repeated
in the near future.
Among we'll known people present
We're: Messrs. and Mines. Niles Pease,
NJ. S. Gregory, N. P. Conrey, L. G.
Gates, Thomas Hughes, L. R. Hewitt,
J. L. Kleinpeter, ]. S. Pitman, E. B.
Ballard, Henry Henderson, w. A. Hen
Ty, c. F. w. Palmer, c. E. Off, H. B.
Webster, w. L. Porterf1eld, Silas R.
Burns, J. A Klarquist, A. c. Laird,
William j. Cullom, Charles w. Brown,
A. B. Benton, Sid N. Reeve, Flavel
Shurtleff, f. w. Hovey, DR.. and Mrs.
j. M. Dunsmoor, Robert N. Bulla and
party, w. A. Bonynge and party, Rob-
ert F. Jones and party, N. B. Black
stone and party, c. E. Groat and party,
E. j. Fleging, j. w. Wilmington and
party, Leonard Merrill and party, S.
E. Brewer and lady, Robert Mitchell
and lady, Aubrey Austin and lady.
s.
Mrs. J. Ross Clark and daughter.
Mrs. Henry Carleton Lee who went
east nearly two months ago to attend
the marriage of Mrs. Lees brother,
Walter Clark, and Miss Estelle Virginia
Mcdowell, which was solemnized Janu-
ary at the home of the brides uncle
IN Cohoes, N. Y, returned to Los Ange-
les Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark
are now in New York and are expect
co to arrive in Los Angeles early in
February.
Mrs. c. Campbell-J ohnston, who has
been in London and other music CEN
ters of Europe for nearly six months,
is again receiving her friends at the
Campbell-JohnSton ranch on San Ra-
fael Heights, having arrived early in
January.
For Mrs. William Fletcher Sapp of
Council Bluffs, Mrs. Samuel Baxter is
entertaining today in her apartments
on Albany street with a violet lunch
con, and yesterday Mrs. Baxter was
hostess at a bridge matinee where the
guests had also been asked to meet
Mrs. Sapp.
Among those who have accepted for
today's affair are Miss Emily Bassett.
Mrs. H. P. Hertel and Mrs. c.. B,
Thomas of Pasadena, Mrs. George
Eupp, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. S. S.
Wilder and Mrs. Thomas Morgan.
Guests present at the bridge matinee
included Mrs. J. w. Hendricks. Mrs.
James Foord, Mrs. Wallace Spinks.
Mrs. Della Abbott, Mrs. Clarence De
Camp, Mrs. Evelina Jackson, Mrs. Wal
ter Covington, Mrs. Charles Dodds.
Mrs. Alice Waterman, Mrs. stephen s.
Wilder, Mrs. Frances Dickson, Mrs
Dorothy Jasper, Mrs. Walter J. Wren.
Mrs. Ethel Graham, Mrs. S. M. God
dard, Mrs. Wiley J. Rouse and Mrs. w.
F. Pleas.
Mrs. George Wadleigh of Hope street,
VINO has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Massachusetts and other At
!antlc states for several months, re-
turned to Los Angeles a little over a
week ago after delightful trip.
Miss Lita Crane of EIden avenue is
planning a st. Valentines party for
the evening of February u, for which
she has issued over sixty heart-shaped
invitations.
Mrs. M. E. Flint and Mrs. M. J.
Nimmo were hostesses yesterday at a
bridge matinee given at the home of
There were present Miss Caroline
Bedell, Mrs. c. A. Nimmo, Mrs. James
Fox, Mrs. L. E. Ward, Mrs. SpauIding
and Miss May Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Fitzgerald of 2315
West Adams street have returned from
an extended tour of Japan and China,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dieter of VaIen-
cia street have as their guests for a
fortnight, Mr.. Dieters brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r.
Dieter, their daughter Ruth, and Mrs.
A. f. Dieter's father, Albert G.. Brooks
Of Denver. The party made the trip
from Goldfield in d touring car Mrs.
z. G. Dieter is entertaining with a
bridge luncheon Friday in compliment
to Mrs. Albert Dieter and her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. A NJ. F. Mccullough of South
Alvarado street has issued invitations
for a whist matinee. to be given at her
home Friday.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
r. B. Williamson and Mrs. w. L. Will
hanson Of Park View avenue for the
afternoon of Thursday, when five hun
dred will be played This is the first
of a series these hostesses are Civ
ing.
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson entertained
Saturday at her home in Chester place
with a luncheon. given in compliment
to Mrs. Joseph H. HampsOn of Mexico
city, and also for Mrs. Eugene X.
PaI1l and Mrs Hudson who are also