Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-11
Society

n Ne of the larger affairs of the month will
A be the tea with which Mrs Philip Will,
son of Chester place will entertain the
- afternoon of February %, and for which
she has issued about POO invitations.
s.
Mrs. James Baldwin Grady of West Twenty
eighth street has issued invitations for
bridge, for the afternoon of February 23 when
she Will have about sixty women guests.
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Miss Gertrude Churchill is in Wilcox Ariz
the guest of Miss Barnetta Norton, and will
be away several weeks.
s.
Mrs. Fletcher Elliot Of Burlingame has been
in Los Angeles a week. the house guest of
Mrs. Elliot, who before her marriage a few
years ago was Miss Eva Prewitt and one Of
the most popular young women in her set has
been entertained informally by old-time
friends at several occasions. Mrs. Elliot is
returning north early in the week.
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson entertained Saturday
night at her home in Chester place with a
formal dinner, given in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. Van Espton of New York, who are win
tering in Pasadena. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mrs. Charles f. Stuart Of Lafayette, Ind,
is visiting at the home Of her cousin, e. T.
Earl, on Wiltshire boulevard Mrs. Stuart is
en- route to Japan.
Mrs. Henry T. Lee and Miss Lee, assisted
by Mrs. Thomas Lee and Mrs. Roy Roster,
entertained yesterday with the first of two
afternoon teas for which they had issued
cards The second of these teas will take
place Wednesday of next week.
For Mrs. W. H. Storrs of Knoxville, Tenn,
and Miss Helen Mathews of Scranton Pa,
who are visiting their sister, Mrs. George Grif-
fifth of Orchard avenue, Mrs. Joseph Henry
Bohon entertained yesterday with buffet
luncheon at her home on West Adams street.
Assisting Mrs. Bohon were her mother and
sister, Mrs. M. Eleanor Page and Miss Page,
and Mrs. George Griffith, Mrs. ]. Wells
Treadwell, Mrs. Florence B. Champion, Mrs.
Wesley Clark, Mrs. L. Z. Bradford, Mrs. Ed
win Bosbyshell, Miss Bryan, Mrs. Albert
Crutcher, Mrs. J. c. Page, Mrs. J. B. Kissan,
Mrs. Carlos Jones. Mrs. W. J. Porter, Mrs.
James Bowman, Mrs. J. B. Lippincott, Mrs.
Carl Adam, Mrs. Irwin Heron, Mrs. VIII
loughby Rodman and Mrs. Curtis Williams.
One of the important affairs Of the social
season was the dancing party with which Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur ]. Waters of West Thirty
second street and Mrs Waters mother, Mrs.
William Taylor Miller, entertained at Kra-
mer's Tuesday night. Assisting women We're
Mrs. J. Ross Clark, Mrs. Ezra T. Stimson,
Mrs. Edward S. Rowley. Mrs. Leslie c. Brand
Mrs. Loren D. Sale, Mrs. Frederick w. Flint
jr., Mrs. Philip L. Wilson and Mrs. Waller
G. Chanslor.
Miss Hortense Barnhart Jones entertained
at her West Thirtieth street home Tuesday
with a plant shower the occasion being one
OF many pretty prenuptial courtesies that are
being offered Miss Madge Ball. The guests
included members of the Emanon club, to
which hostess and special guest belong, and
few girl friends of the bride-to-be Among
the guests invited were Mrs. w. F. Ball, Mrs.
B. A. Holmes, Mrs. LIE Roy K. Daniel, Msr
H. J. Crawford, Mrs. r. N Pearson, Mrs B.
F. kierulf, Mrs. Rose Nettleton, Mrs. NJ F.
Norris of Lexington, KY, Miss Alice Atwell
fell TicS Arlo
Miss Mamie Luce, Miss Emmie Luentzel Miss
Helen Bettis, Miss Cloes, Miss Wood Miss
Anna Fucker, Miss Ruth Hugin, Miss Cora
Wilson, Miss Lois Wilson, Miss Ethelwyn
Reynolds, Miss Miriam Reynolds, Miss Faus-
tina Mckinley, Miss Edna Moody Miss Ethel
Garfield Miss Adelaide Ball. Miss Bessie Ball.
Miss Helen Page and Miss Lillian Zech.
The Algonquin Outing club celebrated its
first anniversary with a progressive whist
party recently. Miss Hazel Platz and Cecil
Platz won the first prizes, and to Miss Rose
Comes and Charles Eckstorm were awarded
consultations. Later in the evening dainty
refreshments were served Among those pres
ent were Mrs Poole Miss Rose Gomez, Miss
Flora Getchell. Miss Evelyn Widmer Miss
Hazel Platz, Miss Harriet Poole, Miss Cecilia
.Platz and Miss Charlotte Eckstorm; Messrs
Oscar Jones, Charles Myer Eckstorn1, Harold
PlatZ, Cecil Platz, George Bell Byron David
son, John Spaghetti Robinson Charles Young
Ed Lille, Charles Davidson, W. George Rob
inson and Harry Poole.
A dance is to be given at CumnocI hall to-
morrow night by the members of the immedi-
ate class of the school of expression in compIf-
ment to the young women of the senior class
among whom are Mrs. Hichcox, Mrs Green
Miss Georgia Morton, Miss Anna Poyas Miss
Grace Straesser, Miss Marion Strathern Miss
Esther Cummings and Miss Alice HOlL
Members of the senior academic class will
present "As You Like IT, SATURDAY. night ana
for this afternoon a Lincoln program Of read
ings and songs has been prepared.