Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

| geles five years ago, Mrs. Pease is
planning a series of luncheonS and card
parties, the first of which, a violet
luncheon, she will give Wednesday.
| Other affairs. for Mrs. Smart are be-
ing planned for the near future.
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One of the most delightful events that
have taken place this season on Boyle
! Heights was the colonial valentine par
ty given at the home of Mrs. w. S.
] Wade, North Soto street, by the Phila-
| theaS Monday evening. The spacious
parlors were bowers of ferns, cut flow
! ers, while strings and strings of red
hearts were everywhere.
The colonial costumes were beautiful
| and elaborate, and on looking upon the
| gay scene it seemed that time had in
deed turned backward. The early part
! of the evening was devoted to stunts
which caused much merriment. After
a game of. Block Hearts dainty re-
! freshments were served to about fifty
! guests.
Over three hundred guests were bid.
| den to the reception given Thursday
| by Mrs, E. r. Wolcott and Mrs. S. w.
| Strong at the home of the former on
| South Burlington avenue. The host
esses were assisted in receiving by fif-
teen representative. society women.
LII compliment TO MIS-. spencer II.
Smith and Mrs. Albert Wheeler John
son of New York city, Mrs. Melville
Morton Johnston of Hobart boulevard
entertained with luncheon of twelve
! covers one day last week.
There were also covers for Mrs. Cur
tbs Williams, Mrs. Jefferson Paul
Chandler, Mrs. Ebert Wing, Miss
Edith Davenport of New York. Mrs.
Fowler Shanklin, Mrs Lynn Helm,
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| french and Mrs. Joseph B. Banning.
Mrs. J. D. Philbrick will entertain to-
morrow night at her residence on Mon
roe street, East Hollywood, in honor
of former schoolmates, the Misses Smell
| of Chicago, who are spending the win
ter in Los Angeles.
Mrs William Hugh Sibbald enter
/ tanned about seventy-five friends Fri
| day at her apartments at the Zelda.
| The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Charles |. Perrine, Mrs. H. E. South
worth and Miss Wenger.
! Members of the Xopia club will en-
tertain friends at Kramer's Friday
night, the affair being the only invita-
tion affair to be given by the organiza-
ton this winter.
Mrs. Sarah Springsteen of Tacoma,
Wash, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| George Lincoln of East Twenty second
| street.
Norton Kelsey celebrated his SSth
birthday Thursday at the home of his
| daughter, Mrs. J. K. Clarke of Hotel
Mt. Pleasant. Friends at the hotel
presented Mr.. Kelsey with a reading
glass.
A marriage that is of interest to a
wide circle of friends will be solemn
! lied tomorrow in Scottish Rite temple
on Hope street, when Miss Enid Dan
iels, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Daniels, and Walter Morris Rheims
child will be married.
Mr.. Rheinschild, who is practicing
law in Los Angeles, is one of the best
known football players in the middle
west and has won national reputa-
| tion as a coach.
| A most enjoyable and informal recep-
tion was rendered to the faculty of the
Heald Conservatives of music and
| business colleges of Los Angeles. Long
Beach and Ocean Park at the new con-
| servatory on South Figueroa street
! Tuesday night. An impromptu musical
program was given by Mrs. S. Eliza
| beth Parker, Miss Pearl S. Trauger,
! Lillian Adams and Mr.. Kading, after
! which refreshments were served in the
! dining room. Mrs. Ellen DeMund
Taylor made a charming hostess
Among those present were J. w.
Lackey, manager of Heald's Southern
! California business colleges; Mines.
Lackey, Adams, H. M. Macdonald. K.
Rardon, Ellen De Mund Taylor; Misses
Lillian Adams, Josephine Williams,
Mary M. De Mund, Lackey, Mary Isa-
| bel Taylor; Messrs. Theodore Ladico,
r. S. KundsOn, Arthur Kundson of
Los Angeles, Miss Maritime Dietrich
son and Mr.. Barnes of Pasadena;
Mines. S. Elizabeth Parker Ashworth.
Misses Susan Miller, Caroline Usher,
Messrs. Clarence Knoth, MacClanahan
and Basil Dougherty of Ocean Park;
Misses Pearl Granger Sarah Nelson,
Mary E. Baird, Nettie Ward; Messrs
/ V. E. Nelson, Louis Kading of Long
Beach.
A surprise party was given Monday
evening for Mrs. Essie Ashby in honor
of her birthday. The evening was spent
| in playing whist. Miss Florence Den
dinger and Lee Miller furnished music
| and rendered fine musical program.
| The hostess was presented with a very
! handsome gold bracelet, an evidence of
the love and esteem of her friends.
Many guests responded to invitations
to be present.
Salt Lake people visiting Los An
| geles and vicinity include Judge and
Mrs. H. P. Henderson, who are the
! guests of their niece, Mrs. Mack of
! Hollywood; Mr.. and Mrs David Keith
| and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving D. Lowe,
| w. T. Partridge and daughter Mrs.
! Morris Forbes: Mrs r r Dunn and
| daughter, Miss Edna; Mrs. James F.
Jennings and Mrs. Walter Jennings,
with their mother, Mrs. Sophia Sharp.
Among Chicago residents who have
| fed the rigors of the lake city to our
milder climate are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
! III. Randolph Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard
| Strait, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Madill
| and Mrs. A. E. Coleman, who are in
Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Ford
| of Drexel avenue, Mrs. James Eugene
I Hildreth and son of Oak Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford S. Vaughn and DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur r. Reynolds
The auxiliary to Rosecrans camp, S.
| ", U. S. A, will entertain a colonial
party Monday at Mammoth hall, SIT
South Broadway, fourth floor, for the
benefit of the relief fund of the aux
iliary. Mrs. White, the talented reader,
will contribute several selections to the
entertainment. There will also be
dancing and card playing, and a.
! pleasant social time is promised by the
women of the auxiliary.
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A colonial dinner and social was
given by the women of Uncle Sam
! Woman's Relief corps last night at Odd
Fellows hall, which was we'll attended
and netted quite a sum to the relief
| fund. After dinner a. short patriotic