Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-28

Trask, Mrs. Josephine Holmes. Mrs.
Edward Dickinson of Evanston, ILL.,,
and Mrs. William Lacey.
Owing to the resignation of Mrs
Charles Wellborn from the presidency
of the Daughters of the Confederacy,
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson was elected pres
ident and Mrs Harriet Wright first
vice president Delegates appointed to
attend the annual convention to be
held in San Francisco during May are:
Mrs. Albert NJ. Stephens, Mrs. w. ID.
Woolwine, Mrs. Erasmus Wilson. Mrs
Mathew S. Robertson, Mrs. w. S. Bart
lett, Mrs. r. 7. Burton, Mrs. West
Hughes, Mrs. John Wolfskill. Mrs. Au-
brey Davidson and Mrs. William T..
tombstone.
o. Wettleson of Stoughton, Wis, is
spending a month with his brother,
Jacob Wettleson Of North Vermont av-
enue.
Mrs. Warner Hoag OF East Avenue
Sc had as her guests Thursday after
noon members of the Kensington club.
There were present Mrs. Escoville
Davis, Mrs. George Machris. Mrs.
Frank Rublee, Mrs. Thomas Waiter
son, Mrs. E. L. Wilson, Mrs. Eugene
Schallert, Miss Mary Beshore.
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The Xopeia club will give the annual
tallyho ride next Sunday. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be an attendance
of thirty-five couples, for whom four
tallyhos have been engaged, and the
party will leave Sixth street at $3.50.
The day will be spent at Santa Anita
canyon and on the return trip supper
will be served in Pasadena.
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Mrs George A. Founder of South
Bonnie, Brae street was hostess of a
card party Friday afternoon, being as
sisted by Mrs. John Staub, the Misses
Gertrude Connell and Maude Adams.
The invited guests were Mesdames
Leah J. Seeley, William English, James
Metcalf, William Cook, Edward r.
Bradley, George A. Ralphs, Newport,
William Cline, B. F. Kierulff, Frank
Strong. James Frame, #. E. Estin, A.
J. Prosser, Fennessy, William White,
Groscup, Spoor Mackey, Henry Hen
derson, Turner Berry, Edward Ma
gauran, Frank Brown of Minneapolis,
James Grady, Hugh Jones, Frederick
Langdon, Walter Covington, Thomas
D. Potter, j. G. Brown, Lawrence Cur
tbs, Robert Mccormick, Frank Phillips.
Edward Lundy, Charles Faulkner.
Mott, Sol Davis, Ethel Bennett, w. H.
Williams of Seattle, George Noyes and
the Misses Viola White, Dent, Esther
ma Wyman, Leo Lundy and Emma I.
Harvey.
Guests of Hotel Columbine gave a
farewell reception Friday night for
Mrs. b. G. Lighthall of Chicago, who
leaves Monday for her home in the
east. The rooms We're beautifully dec
grated for the occasion with festoons
of smilax, palms occupied every niche,
roses culled from the gardens of Mrs
Chamberlain on West Sixth street and
other beautiful blossoms were clustered
in vases at every available place.
Piano and string music was fur
nished by the Columbine Glee club.
Bridge and 800" were INDUCED in by
card devotees.
Among the invited were Mr.. and Mrs.
j, w. Ostrander, Mrs Lighthall and
Mrs. L. l.. Errett of Chicago, Mr. Her.
rick of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McCarty
DR.. and Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Crawford.
Misses Lucy Wilson, Clark, Ellis and
Baker, Messrs. Rice, Ball. Carter,
Howard, Blackman and DR.. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Van Week
| celebrated their sixth wtdding ami
versary at their pleasant home on East
Fourth street Wednesday evening.
Twenty invitations were issued for the
affair.
Five hundred was enjoyed, Mrs. e. r.
Studer and A. l.. Dechene carrying
away the first prizes a beautiful sofa
pillow and a handsome deck of playing
cards. Cards were cut for consultations,
Mrs. John Korbel and son, Jack Korbel,
cutting the same, each thus winning a
| brass candelabrum. BOBBY prizes, a
plaster paris and a Chinese image fell
to Mrs. John Korbel and Paul Heiden-
reich. Punch was served during the
progress of the game. The men present
were indebted to the unique score cards
for their supper partners. The cards
represented Cupid in various occupa-
lions, in which his dart and hearts were
ever prominent. They We're tied with
| yellow and green ribbon.
| The gentlemen's cards bore the
names of states, and the ladies' the
names of cities. Thus, New York won
New York city for partner, ETC.
Properly mated, the guests enjoyed
orange sherbet, cake and after dinner
coffee. The parlors were beautifully