Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
Society

Mt RS. I. n. VAN NUYS and Miss Kate
AH Van Nuys are entertaining this after
wi noon with a musicale at their hand
A-A some home on West Sixth street, for
which $50 invitations have been issued. The
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, who
will be assisted by Miss Bertha Vaughn, So
prano, and Frederick Gutterson, 'cellist.
Receiving with Mrs. Van Nuys and her
daughter will be their house guest, Miss Hew-
lit of Des Moines, Mrs. Walter Clark and
Mrs. Charles f. Anthony, besides whom there
will be about forty unbonneted women assist
ing.
After the program tea is to be served in the
large ball room on the third floor, where the
spring blossoms, jonquils, will be used in
decoration.
For their house guest, Miss Gertrude Hewitt
of Des Moines, Mrs Van Nuys and Miss Kate
entertained with box party at the Mason
to see THE Red Mil"
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Chaffee of Wiltshire
boulevard are entertaining with a dance at
Gamut club house Friday night, the occasion
being a compliment to the members of the
choir of Christ church.
The marriage of Miss Evangeline Norven.
daughter of Mr.. and Mss. J. Spencer NOrvell
of West Twenty-seventh street, and Alvin
Graves Percival took place last night in Cen
tral Baptist church
Emmiline Childs has issued cards for a
luncheon with which she is entertaining Feb
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Mrs. Joseph Haskins Of Manhattan place
gave one of the prettily appointed affairs of
the week Monday, entertaining with tea in
Andrews of the Presidio, San Francisco.
Mrs Ethel Eagan West presided over the
tea table.
Mrs w T. Macarthur Of West Twentyfirst
street was hostess yesterday at a luncheon
given for her sister. Mrs. w. H. Hall of
yIoo aor- no 8-iV1fnr
Guests asked to meet Mrs. Hall were Mrs.
w. W. Dixon, Mrs. ]. Ross Clark, Mrs. w.
A. Clark, jr., Mrs. J. B. Kissam, Mrs. Henry
Carleton Lee. Mrs. Raymond A. Baby Mrs.
S. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. Edwin T. Earl, Mrs.
Guy B. Barham, Mrs. Jefferson Paul Chand-
Ter, Mrs George Martyr, Mrs. Harry B.
Ainsworth, Miss Mollie Adelia Brown and
Miss Elsie Nichols of st. Paul, Mimi.
s.
One of the prettily appointed affairs Of yes
terdav was the bridge whist with which Mrs
Charles L. Hubbard of Orange street enter
tanned at her home, Mrs. Walter Wren and
Mrs G. IS. Corwin assisting.
There were present to enjoy the occasion
Mrs George Hupp, Mrs N. B. Carter Mrs.
NJ w. Everhardy, Mrs. Robert Brunton, Mrs.
Frank Bowles, Mrs J. H. Goodhue. Mrs. Will
lifts J. Hole. Mrs. Edward Worth of San
Graham. Mrs A. M. Squire, Mrs Victoria
Perry, Mrs A. L. MacAuley. Mrs. Della Hill
debrand, Mrs. H. w. Brundige, Mrs. w. B.
Corwin, Mrs Marion Welsh. Mrs. Robert
Schroeder, Mrs. Luther Wood, Mrs. w. S. Der
by, Mrs. N. P. Powers of Chicago, Mrs Fred
Lang Mrs c. J. Cheney Mrs. Frank Murphy,
Mrs Albert Wilson, Mrs. 7. J. Luckenbach
and the Misses Kate Parker, Cora Parker
Ethel Rabman. May Rebman Gertrude John
son. Violet Mcdonald and Ethel Graham.
Mrs. George S. Nixon. wife of Senator Nixon
of Nevada, was special guest recently at a
daintily appointed luncheon given at the Al
exandria by Mrs. Charles Mcfarland.
There were covers for Mrs. Ernest A. Brv-
ant Mrs. c. Modini-Wood. Mrs. Albert Carlos
Jones, Mrs. F. NJ. Goddard, Mrs Charles
Rivers Drake, Mrs. Shelley ToIhurst Mrs
Benjamin L. Harding Mrs. Hugh Harrison
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson and Mrs Eugene K
Corles.
Mrs. Melville Morton Johnston of Hobart
boulevard is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Albert
W. Johnston Of New York
Mrs. Virginia c. Kelley is entertaining at
luncheon at the Alexandria February IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fleischman left Mon
day for a European trip of five months.