Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
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tifully appointed bridge luncheon in
compliment to Mrs Buston of Chicago.
Guests were Mrs. Edmund S. Shank,
Mrs. Clyde Taylor, Mrs. L. C. Bran1.
Mrs. E. w. Bannister, Mrs. Turch,
Mrs. Werden, Mrs Smith, Mrs. d. L.
Russell, Mrs. Netherly, Mrs. Wallace
spinks and Mrs. e w. Richardson
Colonel and Mrs. Freeman C. Teed
win celebrate. the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of their marriage Tuesday even
ing at their home on West Forty
first street with a house warming and
bridge.
Mrs H A. Keifer will entertain
about one hundred guests Thursday at
an afternoon tea at her home on West
Twentieth street to meet Mrs. Charlie 5
Hastings Davis of San Francisco, who
has been her house guest for two
weeks. Mrs, E. r. Bradley and Miss
Lillian Williams will assist in receiv-
ing, and musical program will be a
delightful feature of the occasion
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Mrs. Clyde Taylor of Beaudry avenue
was hostess Friday night at a dinner
of eight covers given in compliment
to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dewey, the
latter known as Miss Helene Stone
who are old-time friends of Mrs. Tay-
lor and were playing last week at the
Majestic Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Higbee
were asked to meet the special guests
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Patterson left
Friday for an eastern trip, which is
planned to include a visit with Mrs,
P. Patterson's brother in Crockett,
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other principal cities of the south
through territory which, as a soldier,
Mr. Patterson traversed during the
civil war. Their journey will end with
a visit to their former home in Chilli |
cothe, o.
Miss A. E. Wadleigh of South Hope
street, who has been in Europe since
the early summer, spent some time in
Paris and the south of France, and is
now in Madrid, where she writes most
interestingly of her trip. Miss Wad- !
leigh will not return before the hol- |
idays.
Miss Edith Coleman, a charming |
Denver girl who has been in Los An
geles since May, will leave for her
home Tuesday, going by way of |
San Francisco, where she will visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Let's of Hol-
lywood. with their daughters, Miss |
Edna and Miss Gladys, and their son,
Arthur Let's, Jr., returned early in |
the week from delightful trip |
through Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. /
Luther, who were also in the party, /
are again at their home on Orange
street
Miss Dora Eckl, a we'll known news
paper woman of Los Angeles, is leav-
ing tomorrow night for Santa Barbara,
where she will be associated with one
of the local papers.
An event of social as well as musical
interest will be the recital which Miss
Helen Tape will give the evening of
November u. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Birkel on, South Figueroa
street.
Miss Tape will be assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, and |
among the patronesses will be Mrs. !
George Birkel. Mrs. Harry Clifford |
Lott, Mrs Roth Hamilton, Mrs. |
Harry Duffill, Mrs. George Goldsmith, |
Mrs. Phillip Zobelein. Mrs. Charles |,
Modini- Wood. Mrs. D. NJ. Riordon, |
Mrs. Mary Schallert, Mrs Carl Stern, /
Mrs. W. F. Botsford, Mrs E w. Mar
tindale, Mrs. l. n. Van Nuys, Mrs. !
Isaac Cohen, Mrs. Reuben Shelter, |
Mrs. William Irving Hollingsworth, !
Mrs. Walter Raymond, Mrs. Henry T.
Lee, Mrs. Otto Heinrich Neher. Mrs.
Jennie Kempton, Miss Myra Hershey
and Miss Mary Mullins.
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B. R. Baumgardt has returned from
his annual summer trip through
Europe. and is now in New York Mr.
Baumgardt expects to reach Los An
geles by Thanksgiving and will open
his winter season December II by a
lecture for the benefit of the Shakes
peare Galpin clubhouse.
The annual tea of the Friday Morn
ing club will be one of the society
events of Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Babb Of San Francisco,
who has been the guest for two weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis e. Dreyfus and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Heartt, left yes
terday for her home.
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Young women of the Friday After
noon club gave a matinee party and
tea yesterday afternoon in a pre-
nuptial courtesy for Miss Jessie Mar
shall, whose marriage with Stanley
Setnan is to take place early in No
vember.
The hostesses were Mrs. John Cooke,
Miss Lilly Olshausen, Miss Maud Wood,
Miss Helen Updegraff Miss Arly Tot
tenham, Miss Beryl French and Miss
Gertrude Connell.
Those who accepted invitations were