Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

tie, Mrs. M. E. Johnson, Mrs. Robert
Reid, Mrs. James B. Grady, Mrs. Will
Ryan and Miss Nicholson.
Guests entertained yesterday were
Mrs. John Lake Garner, Mrs. Louis
Gould, Mrs. James Harvey Adams, Mrs.
Horace Cutter, Mrs. Thomas True, Mrs.
Lentz and Miss Nicholson.
Assisted by Mrs. A. NJ. Kremer, Mrs.
twelve tables of bridge Wednesday at
her home on Elden avenue.
Mrs. Frank Murphy Of Park View
avenue entertained yesterday with a
five hundred party, compliment to Mrs.
G. q. Austin Of Seattle, who is in Los
Angeles for a brief visit.
Prizes, all of hand-painted china,
were awarded to Mrs. Walter J. Wren,
Mrs. Frank Parker and Mrs. Charles
/ Hubbard.
Guests present were Mrs. Walter J..
Wren, Mrs. Ethel r. M. Graham, Mrs.
E. w. Cason. Mrs. H. D. Perry, Mrs.
Frank Phillips, Mrs. A. D. Cheshire,
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. l.. E. Ford, Mrs.
Charles Hubbard, Mrs. w. K. Cham
bers, Mrs. Julia Karl, Mrs. Charles B.
| Logan, Mrs. Frank Parker Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Rice, Mrs. Melvin A. Bresee,
Mrs. c. Hunsaker, Mrs. Andrew N.
| Jung and Mrs. Heath.
DR.. Gertrude Beebe, who has been
visiting in New York, is again at home
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Robert Burns, who has had
apartments at the Frontenac, is leaving
for New York March Is for an extended
stay.
Mrs. S. M. Goddard and Mrs. Susan
Lee were hOstesses yesterday at a buffet
luncheon given at their Wiltshire boulc-
ward residence in compliment to Mrs.
Alice Jordan of Chicago, who is a win
ter visitor to Los Angeles.
Guests included Mines. Roberts, G. F.
! Smith, William Smith, G.. E. Slaughter,
| Sallie Booth, Cribb, G. E. Golden, w. z.
NJ. Cole, Samuel Snyder, c. D. Jones,
Wiley, Radbcne, Ireland, w. S. Allen,
Van Patten, Mccoy and the Misses
Radbone, Monica Smith and Annie
Quait.
Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. George E.
Burial. her daughter, have planned
two affairs for next week in honor Of
Miss Mollie Dyer of Milwaukee, Wis,
the first a bridge matinee to take place
] Thursday, and the second a five hun
dred party for Saturday afternoon.
| s.
February % was the birthday not
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also of Prof. Howard L. Lunt and B.
r. Jones, both Of Highland Park.
| To celebrate this great occasion the
members of Prof. Lunt's Bible class
were invited by Mr.. Jones, member
of the class, to enjoy a surprise party
! at his house on Avenue Fifty-four in
| honor of their teacher. The surprise
was genuine, and the Chautauqua
salute and congratulations began the
| program. Then followed games, solos
! by Miss Florence Grayston and Rev.
| and Mrs Gantz, and plano selections
by Miss Jessie Cameron.
The parlors were decorated with
flowers, flags and patriotic colors, and
the souvenirs were hatchets inscribed
with the names Washington, Lunt,
Jones.
After dainty refreshments had been
served presentation speeches, responses
and various witty and wise talks occu-
| pied the time until at a late hour the
evening was closed with songs, fare
wells and best wishes. Prof. Lunt's
class presented him with a beautiful
pocket edition of the American revised
! New Testament and Psalms, and Mr..
Jones also received some approprite
gifts, one which he especially valued
being a nicely bound poem by Prof.
Lunt and beautifully illustrated by his
wife.
| 1uOS0 pE0S6nl NSIS IO1s c1IIu 4h1 ..
Lunt, Rev. and Mrs. Gantz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Pat
ten, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritchie, Rev. and Mrs. Allison, Prof.
and Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr..
Morrison, Mrs. Avery, the Misses Fos-
ter, Davies, Moor, Avery, Cameron,
Grayston, Jones, and Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haddon, who were unavoidably de-
| tanned and arrived at the last moment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jones of Belinda
street entertained a party of friends at
cards Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Banks, Mr..
and Mrs F. o. Roeser, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Mitchell, Mrs. Anita and Miss Anna
and Mrs. A. F. Zimmerman. John
Metcalf and Victor Solonis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Champion cele-
brated their twentieth wedding ami
versary Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on North Soto street, for which
sixty invitations were issued.
Smilax decorated the chandeliers and
fireplaces, relieved in the parlor with
vases of lilies and mustard, in the re-
] ception hall with pink roses, and in