Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-10-31

Hutchinson, Mrs. George w. Jordon,
Mrs. r. ]. Waters, Mrs. n. E. Strohm,
Mrs. Frank o. Vickery, Mrs. B. H.
Cass, Mrs. Morris Albee, Mrs. Egle-
hoff- Rundell, Mrs. H. Clay Breeder,
Mrs. George Kress, Mrs. o. Shepherd
Barnum, Mrs. G. F. Conant, Mrs. Phil
lin D. Wilson, the Misses Dent, Mrs
Frank Phelps Mrs. H. Morris.
The entire house has been engaged,
and tables are to be set in every room
on both floors. Mrs. Vicllery and Mrs
Kress will entertain a large party, for
whom they have reserved two parlors,
the Magnolia club will occupy third,
the Misses Dent have reserved an
other, and Mrs w. T. Covington and
guests will occupy the library. Among
those who have announced their in
tention of entertaining with smaller
parties are Mrs Matthew Everhardy
and Mrs Parker and Mrs E. J..
Brent, who will have four tables.
The committee having in charge the
matter of securing the prizes are
meeting with generous response, and
promise that they will be many and
very beautiful.
professor Napoleon" which is to
be produced at Temple auditorium for
the benefit of the Children's hospital,
November 10, IL, u and 10, will boast
one of the most fashionable audiences
ever assembled in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Adna R. Chaffee, Mrs. Hancock Ban
ming and Mrs. Willoughby Rodman
are at the head of the committee on
patrons and patronesses. Invitations
are being sent out by the committee
to the most prominent people in the
city to assist.
Among the young women who are
lending their aid to the cause by par
ticipating in the play, is Miss Flor
ence Smith, recently of Detroit, who
came to Los Angeles last spring, with
her father, C. E. Smith, and will make
her home here. Miss Smith is one of
the group of seminary girls.
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Mrs Stephen C. Hubbell Of Arapa-
hoe street entertained more than fifty
guests with Halloween party Friday
evening in compliment to Miss Kate
Van Mugs, who recently returned from
a six months tour of Europe
Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee also enter
tanned Friday at her home on Mag
nolia avenue with a luncheon for Miss
Van Mugs.
Guests were Mrs William L. Graves,
jr., Mrs. Edith Merchant, Mrs. Will
liam Hamilton Toaz, Miss Annis Van
Mugs, Miss Lucy Clark, Miss Mary
Clark, Miss Katherine Clark, Miss
Helen Wells, Miss Elizabeth Wood,
ley, Miss Marion MacNeil and Miss
Amy Brunswig.
At a tea given yesterday afternoon
to the alumni members of Delta Delta
Delta formal announcement was made
of the engagement of Miss Eleanor
Hammack, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
D. NJ. Hammock of East Avenue Fiji
ty-five, and Robert Caldwell North
cross of Orange.
Miss Hammack is a graduate of the
University of Southern California and
is a member of the u S, c. chapter
of the "Tri-Delts. Mr.. Northcross,
who was a volunteer in the Spanish
American army and served several
years in the Philippines, and since has
lived chiefly in Mexico, belongs to the
Northcross family of Tennessee and
also to the Caldwells Of Tennessee and
Kentucky The brides father, d. M.
Hammock, has been a prominent men,
Der of the bar in San Diego and Los
Angeles for twenty years, and many
friends of the family will be interested
in the announcement.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vickery of
Andrews boulevard entertained with
a handsomely appointed luncheon Fri
day in compliment to Mr. and Mrs.
John Philip Sousa.
There were also covers for Miss
Sousa and Miss Helen Sousa, Col. and
Mrs. Robert Wankowski, Mr.. and
Mrs. We're Goldthwaite of Covina, DR..
and Mrs. C. B. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Paul Miss Miriam Nesbitt, leading
woman of 1.-THE Travelling Salesman"
company
Mrs. Carl Kurtz of South Alvarado
street entertained with bridge
luncheon Friday, the affair being the
second of a series. A third affair will
be given about the middle of No
Vember.
Those present were Mrs. Charles W.
Hinchcliffe, Mrs. C. T. Rowland, Mrs
Mathew S. Robertson, Mrs. Frank d.
Hudson, Mrs. C. e. Stoner, Mrs. j. T.
Jones, Mrs. Edwin S. Rowley, Mrs.
Reuben Shelter Mrs. Henderson Hay
ward, Mrs. Nicholas e. Rice, Mrs. Sec
ondo Guasti, Mrs. Henry ]. Woollacott,
Mrs. Samuel ]. Whitmore, Mrs. Helen
Steckel Mrs. l.. Liehtenberger, Mrs. c.
]. Kubach, Mrs. j. w. Kemp, Mrs
William Irving Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Alfred Bayer and Mrs. George Lich-
tenberger.