Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

GER Mrs Harry Andrews, Mrs. S. w.
Strong, Mrs. w. ID. Campbell, Mrs.
Charles b. Nichols, Mrs. Leon S. Moss,
Mrs. Earnest G. Taylor, Mrs. William
l.. Jones, Mrs. Matthew w. Everhardy,
Mrs. G. G. Cottle, Mrs. A. j. Briggs,
Mrs. j. II. Spencer, Mrs. Lillian Rey-
noldson and Mrs Carl L. Doron.
Decorations for all three affairs are
banks of dark red carnations, smilax,
ferns and red and white roses.
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Miss Alice Estelle Noble entertained
her classmates at the Collegiate school
Tuesday with a beautifully appointed
luncheon at her home on Br---- street.
The dining room was daintily at
tractlve with wealth of Cecil Bruner
roses and lilies of the valley, which
revealed the class colors, and covers
were laid for Miss Lacy Read, Miss
Frances Edwards, Miss Erma Milli-
gan, Miss Mary Turner and Miss
Marion Schermerhorn.
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One Of the handsomely appointed
affairs of the week was the reception
given by Mrs. George S. Patton and
her sister, Miss Anna Wilson, Wednes-
day at the California club, several
hundred invitations having been is
sued for the occasion to Los Angeles
and Pasadena friends.
Receiving with the hostesses were:
Mrs. Hancock Banning, Mrs. J. B.
Banning, Mrs. ]. J. Mellus, Mrs. A. j.
Howard, Mrs. Albert Crutcher. Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. lie Moyne
Wills, Mrs. T. b. Brown, Mrs. ]. De
Barth Shorb of San Francisco, Mrs
Harrington Brown. Mrs Edwin T.
Earl, Mrs. West Hughes. Mrs. Wesley
Clark, Mrs. I. N. Van Nuys, Mrs. H.
r. Lee, Mrs. Bakewell Phillips, Mrs
Joseph II. Johnson. Mrs. John Scott,
Mrs. Murray Craig, Mrs. Howard
HUNTINGTON, Mrs. J. G. Purcell AMI
Mrs. William Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius V. Seyler have
come In from Pasadena and have taken
apartments at the Burlington on Ninth
street.
Mrs. Katherine w. Devoe will en-
tertain this afternoon with a musical
to meet Mr. and Mrs. Seyler.
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Mrs. L. c. Parmenter OF Oklahoma
CITY, who is about to make her perma-
nent home in Los Angeles. was special
guest wednesday at bridge and but
fet luncheon given by Mrs. Frank M
Raiss of Western avenue.
The guests included Mrs. James EN-
erson Gee. Mrs. Edwin Lundy, Mrs
William Groscup, Mrs. William Page,
Mrs. George Graham, Mrs. Herbert
Rasher, Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. GIL
bert Warfield. Mrs. John Potter. Mrs.
George W. Maxwell, Mrs. Henry Moore,
Mrs. Amasa Spring, Mrs. w. B. Nc
Intosh, Mrs. II. c. Canal, Mrs. Fl. w.
La Chat, Mrs. Eva Belle Wolverton
and Mrs. j. B. Monlux.
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The Matinee Musical club will meet
Thursday of next week at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Eastman on orange street
instead of with Mrs. William Reeve, as
was announced This change was made
on account of the serious Illness of Mr..
Reeve. Mrs. Theodore Davis will as
sist Mrs. Eastman.
Mrs. Anna S. Averill of the Averill
club will speak on 1.-THE Value of Mem
orizing" Others participating on the
program are Nine. Lillian Ballagh, Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. De Chauvenet, Mrs. J. @.
Kanst and Mrs. Schulenberg.
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Mrs. George A. Ralphs was hostess
yesterday at a FIVE hundred matinee,
the second which she has given this
week at her home on Arapahoe street.
Assisting the hostess by presiding at
the punch bowl were Miss Hazel
Ralphs, Miss Bernice Porter and Miss
Hazel Porter.
Guests present to enjoy the afternoon
were Mrs ]. A. Prinsen, Mrs. r. j.
Northam, Mrs. Wallace Spinks, Mrs.
w. C. Brain, Mrs. Thomas Hayward.
Mrs. d. A. Meekins, Mrs. Robert
Paul PEPPER, Mrs. Charles B. Nichols,