Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
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For Miss Florence Garfield
A matinee party at the Majestic thea
ter was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Ralph Hagan in honor of Miss
Florence Garfield who recently re-
turned from Europe, where she has
been over a year The others in the
party were Mrs. ]. Champion AnderA
son, Mrs. Edward L. Doheny, Mrs J.
II. DAVIDSON, Miss Thompson and Mrs
J. NJ. Danziger.
Bachelors to Be Hosts
The largest affair of next week will
be the Bachelors ball Friday evening
at the assembly rooms, 1901 South
Flower street. Including the members
of the club there will be about ESQ
present. The following women will be
patronesses for the affair: Mrs. Han
cock Banning, Mrs. William r. Burke,
Mrs. Guy Cochran, Mrs. Michael ].
Council, Mrs. George ]. Denis, Mrs.
Mrs. Granville MACEDONIAN, Mrs. Hugh
Livingstone Macneil, Mrs Randolph
Huntington Miner Mrs. Walter Scott
Newhall, Mrs. Milo NJ. Potter Mrs
Alfred Solano and Mrs. L N. Van Mugs
Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Little Marie Taggfart, 2411 East First
street, entertained her playmates from
to O'Clock Friday afternoon, January
8. in honor of her fifth birthday. Games
and music and luncheon were the
features of the afternoon.
Meet at Playground
The Los Angeles Kindergarten club
held its annual monthly meeting Thurs
day, January Z, at Echo park play
grounds club house.
Mrs. r. j. Waters, president of the
district Federation of Womans Clubs
spoke few words of greeting.
An address and knight games were
given by Miss Belle Parsons of Upland.
She was assisted in the games by Miss
Ada Savage, Hazel Clark, Miss Van
Duzen, Hazel Brobst, Cora Parker,
Clara Schweizer, Una Burritt, Miss NC
MILAN, Kathrine Kipp, Florence Parker
| Reba Rendell and Genevieve Hanson
THE Story of the Rhine Cold was de-
| lightfully told by Miss Catherine Avery
with musical accompaniment by Miss
Winona Hutnley.
Winona Huntley.
Surprise President
A most enjoyable event occurred
Thursday afternoon, when about thirty
members Of Union circle No. 10, Ladies
of the G. A. R., successfully surprised
their retiring president, Mrs Elizabeth
Kent at her home, 1915 Connecticut
street.
Music and conversation were enjoyed
The president-elect, Mrs. H. L. Brown
presented Mrs. Kent with a very hand
some cake plate from the circle French
china was presented by different ones
present, and the affair concluded with
a luncheon.
AT the next meeting Thursday next
the officers for the ensuing year will
be installed by the department presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna E. Thompson.
At Home Next Wednesday
Mrs. David F. Barmore will be at
home to her friends informally next
Wednesday at 1888 Arlington avenue.
She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs
E. w. Bride, and Mrs. E. H. Barmore
s.
Stanford Graduates to Wed in March
A wedding of interest to Stanford
graduates in Los Angeles will take
place in March, when Miss Helen Kate
North, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. North, 1893 Ingraham street,
will be married to Ernest Allen Strout,
manager of the Guanajinato mines,
Mexico. The young couple met at
Stanford when they were students at
that institution. The engagement was
announced recently at a tea given by
Miss Edith Furrey, 1103 Ingraham
street, at which the guests were mem
bers Of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
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Baptist College Banquet
A large banquet will be given in one
of the halls of the Auditorium building
next Wednesday night in honor of the
faculty of the Baptist college at Red
lands. Three hundred invitations have
been issued. Mattison B. Jones and w.
H Fowler, members of the college
board of trustees, have charge of the
arrangements.
Southgate Card Club
Next Tuesday evening the members
of the Southgate Card club will give
their first party of the year at their
meeting place in the hall, Thirty-third
and Main streets. Those who will en-
Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sherer
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mathis.
s.
Will Entertain Club Tomorrow
The members of the Intrepid Dozen
club will be entertained by Miss Ellen
Harper Wheeler tomorrow at her
home, 1014 Kensington road.
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"A Mans Affair
| The Xopeca gave a stag banquet
Wednesday evening, January 6, over
fifty of the members being present
President w. H. Heller made the open
ing address and w. H. Dehm was the
| POSTMASTER for the evening. This is
an extra function arranged for the
purpose of giving the new members an
opportunity to get acquainted The
clubs regular stag party will be given
| in April
The monthly dance will be given
January 90 1t will be fancy masque-
rade.
s.
Entertain Amytia Club
| The Ayuda club of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association enter
| tanned the members of the Amytie club
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