Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-05

VHVO Lne TCBIGL VI Ildily lAlChaSp LIZ
and Mrs. Fred Holiday have de-
- decided to make their home in
Mexico for several years, DR.. Holiday
having already been at his new post
four or five weeks, while Mrs. Hollo-
day has visited friends in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Holiday has returned from a
delightful visit in the north, during
which she was widely entertained by
Mayor and Mrs. Taylor and other
friends. and is completing preparations
for leaving early in the week for Ebano,
In San Luis Potosi state, about thirty
miles from Tampico, where DR.. Holla-
day has accepted the position of SUI
perintendent of one of the large hos
pitfalls.
Cor Mrs. Holiday Mrs. A. J. Prosser
will entertain with luncheon this after
noon and Mrs. Stuart Macfarlane Is
given a dinner in her honor tonight.
Mrs. James Emerson Gee and Mrs.
Kleinman will honor Mrs. Holiday
with matinee party tomorrow, while
Mrs. w. C. Tonkins has asked friends
to meet her at dinner in the evening.
With two affairs, one a bridge lunch
con yesterday and the second to take
place Saturday, Mrs. S. M. Goddard and
her daughter, Mrs. George 70. Burial,
are entertaining at Mrs. Goddard $
home on Wiltshire boulevard, both occa-
sions being given in compliment to MISS
Mary B. Dyer of Milwaukee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hemingway OF
Holmes avenue have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Laura ana
V. c. Hubbell of Odessa, N. Y.
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Mrs. James Butterworth of Wiltshire
boulevard entertained Tuesday with q
matinee party at the Belasco, followed
by tea at the Chocolate Shop. me
marty numbered eight. special guests
being Mrs. Charles Clough and Miss
Ida Weidman, house guest of Mrs. VIII
liam Gibbons Smart
Mrs. Edward Hewitt Garrett of North
Bunker Hill avenue entertained Iues-
day with a violet luncheon In honor OF
Miss Eleanor Love of Ventura, VINO is
the house guest of Mrs. Harry Mercer
of North Soto street.
Place cards in the s1ape of bowls,
from which dainty violets peeped, were
tied with green ribbon. 10 wnicn COT,
sage bouquets of violets attached
formed a charming centerpiece.
Covers We're laid for Miss Eleanor
Love, Miss Gizella Herskovitz, MIS-;
Harry Mercer, Mrs. Edward Tayior ana
Mrs Gustave Pockets.
Mrs. Mercer entertained WEDNESDAY
with a matinee party at the Audlto-
rum in compliment to Miss Love. Oth-
err guests were Mrs. Garrett, MIS-.
Pockels. Miss Theresa Miller of Holly
wood and Miss Pearl Bell.
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At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
T.. Cope on Bellevue avenue VIII take
nlace March 81 the nuptials of their
daughter, Miss Frances, and j. A. II.
Kerr of Redlands. The bride is to be
attended by her sisters, Mrs. Raymond
d. Frisbie and Miss Evangeline Cope.
Among the pre-nuptials with whlch
Miss Cope's friends are honoring her is
the bridge given by Mrs. Fred Maier
on Hobart boulevard Tuesday after
noon, the bridge whist with which Mrs.
Edward r. Young of West Seventh
street complimented her yesterday ana
another card party being planned TOT
Wednesday of next week by Mrs. j. L.
Stewart and Mrs. Frisbie at the nome
of the latter on Hoover street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Reinhard of Har-
ward boulevard have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Hal
lie. and James F. Blakey of Paris, Mo.
The marriage is TO take place in April
and the young people will make their
home in Nina. New.
s.
Major e. r. C. Klokke with Mrs.
KlOkke ana their daughter VIII lSdNo
some time in April for a visit of sew
eral months in Europe, most of the
time to be passed in Germany.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graves and Miss
Katherine are planning to leave soon
for an extended trip abroad.
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Miss Mabel Brundage of Church
street has issued invitations for card
matinee March 23, the occasion being
compliment to her cousin, Miss Gloss
man of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who is in Los
Angeles for a stay of several months.
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Mrs. Leonora Johnson of $50 North
ST. Louis street entertained Tuesday
afternoon the Ladies' Aid society of the
Breed street Christian church. 1t was
a celebration of Longfellow's one hun
dred and second anniversary, which
occurred Sunday The diversion of the
hour was a discussion of Miles Stan
dish's courtship, A paper on Long
fellow was read by Mrs. j. j. Williams.
Mrs. William De Long gave parody
on ''Hiawatha," which afforded much
amusement. Refreshments were
served. Forty ladies were present
George H. Broadhurst. the noted
playwright, was special guest last night
at a dinner of ten covers given by John
H. Blackwood at Levy's.
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