Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18

w Nazimova at the Mason last
week and the Shriners and Ben Greet
and the Russian orchestra demahulilS
our attention for the next SIX DAYS, ne
is indeed strenuous, and one CONVERSE
tion is apt to become a mix OF tees
and .caddies' and ethical questions as
To the relative value to woman or
long lashes such as the above men,
toned actress possesses, and casual
o,,erv about the authority for suppos-
ing that Shakespeare really did write
the Skakespearean plays don you
know?" , A.,
Let us take heart, my brethref' the
davs of vacation are close at hand.
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Mrs. Edward Janss of Beacon street
was hostess at a luncheon given FRIDAY
in compliment to Mrs. r. f. wilson
who is visiting her daughter Mrs' l. ~
Sale of Alvarado terrace.
Other guests were Mrs. H. Jevne, Mrs
+ ri Jeyne, Mrs. II. Henneberger, mrs
Arthur Braly, Mrs. Harold Bray MIS-
Z. Moutrie and Mrs. Herman Janss.
Mrs. Wilson will leave May 1 for her
home in Eau Clair: WIS
Mrs. Florence Champion or memo
avenue entertained yesterday with a
luncheon and bridge at the Annandale
Country club.
Among the distinguished visitors
which the east has loaned 10 southern
California this season is DR.. Myra hey
nolds, who holds the chair OF Enelsil
literature at the University OF ChlcdSo
and who is visiting her father, Rev n:
psvnolds of East Avenue Sixty, and
her sister, Miss Reynolds. She is also q
sister of Mrs. Stewart Lobingier Oh
Miami street. .... t.,
her profession but is also a handsoIlle
woman of fine presence, ana her pol-
trait. Just finished by Chase the NeM
York artist, is to be hung in roster
hail at the Chicago university, wnere
DIR. Reynolds is the head.
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Miss Emily Knox Reynolds of East
Avenue Sixty was hostess yeslefdd!
afternoon at the annual meeting OF lile
Rockford College association, the aIIalr
taking the form of a reception. me
association has membership OF over
fifty. eor,,,a,.l, :,
nresident of the college, entertained
her guests on the beautitul teffaceu
lawn which overlooks the arroyo ana
which forms a point of vantage Ior
delightful view of the surrounding iool-
hills. - ,trs
T,ohineier were among the guests.
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Mrs. II. X. Williamson, who is leaN-
ing Nav 10 for Europe, was speclal
guest at a luncheon and bridge gwen
Yesterday by Mrs. Elizabeth Nash ana
her daughter, Mrs. John B. Cornwell Oh
Wiltshire boulevard.
s.
Rustum Vicaji. the English painter
who is showing his pictures at thS
T<anst gallery this week, entertained
with a tea last night in the studlo, tnus
giving his friends the pleasure OF
private view. -.
Vicaii. who by the way is not TO
blame for his name as he has Persian
parentage. has just completed por-
trait of Mrs. kellogg of Altadena'
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Mrs Edward L. Doheny will enter
tain with a garden party at her hand-
some residence in Chester place Satur-
day, the affair taking on the chafac-
teristics of May day event
Mr.. and Mrs Paul de Longpre are
leaving April 23 for Honolulu, Whefe
they Will spend four or five weeks.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. de Longpre We're
seriously i'll all winter, and the trlp
To the island is being taken with the
hope that it will bring renewed health.
The youngest daughter, Miss pauline,
will accompany her parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Chandler prom
inent residents of indianapolis, nave
come to Los Angeles for stay of
year, and have taken house at 4l6
West Thirty-frst street.
Mrs. Chandler entertained Thursday
with an deliberately appointed luncheon
for Mrs. Mary Woods and daughter,
Mrs. George Peters of Danville, Ill,
friends asked to meet the. special guests
being Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. George Sisk,
Mrs. Edwin Williams, Mrs Whitney
Bray, Mrs. Thompson and Miss Fern
Smith.
Mrs. Charles Van Valkenburg of
Gramercy place has issued invita-
tions for a theater party Tuesday.
when she will entertain her guests at
the Grand and later at the Pig n Whis
tie.
Friends who will compose the party
are Mrs. Schuyler Thompson, Mrs. VIII !
liam Gibson, Mrs. Herbert Stinchfied,
Mrs. Thomas Rendle. Mrs. Louis Moo
ser. Mrs. George Van Valkenburg. Mrs.
Earl Odell, Miss Bingham, Miss Ruth
Bingham, Miss Heiman, Miss Toldie
Heiman, Miss Adeline Stanton and
Miss Mabel Brown:
s.
The many friends who are sympa-
her recent sad bereavement will be in
terested TO know that she will probably
pass the summer with her mother, Mrs. |
Daily-Warner, and that they will prob
ably sail from Seattle the latter part of
May for a summer in Alaska, where
they will join Mr.. Warner, who went on
the April boat.
Mrs Stephen Wilder of Hobart bou.
1nuard will he hostess at a hri6pp !
luncheon to be given April 27. Twelve
tables will be set for the game.
Mrs. ]. b. Millard of South Alvarado
street will entertain about fifty guests
at a five hundred matinee Saturday.
The hostess will be assisted in receiving
by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth b. Mills, |
and Mrs. Wiletts j. Hole.
A cable just received from Shanghai
China, announces the safe arrival att
that port on their tour around the
world of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Pomeroy
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brotherton. Mrs
Stimson and others of the German
American Savings bank party.
Miss Sarah Louise Cogswell will he
at home informally TO her friends at the
residence of her parents, 1923 Reid
street during her engagement this
week at the Los Angeles theater.
Mrs. Gilbert S. Wright of Wiltshire
boulevard, children and nurse, are
spending a few weeks at the new
Stratford Inn at Del Mar.
Miss Lillian Werth- Fruhling of Girard
street and Miss Emma Huffman left
Monday for San Francisco, where they
Will spend a month or six weeks. Be-
fore her return to Los Angeles Mrs