Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
Society

DNE of the anticipated events of
next week will be the tea with
" which Mrs. Cummins b. Jones will
entertain Tuesday at her home In Gra-
mercy place for her daughter, Mrs
Frank ii. Reilley of Buffalo, N. Y, who
will be the guest of her mother for the
winter.
Assisting women will be Mrs. A. NJ
Stephens, Mrs. Henry G. Lee, Mrs. w.
T. Bishop, jr., Mrs. Walter Leeds, Mrs.
Donald Frick. Mrs. Frank Thomas,
Mrs. Frank Kelsey, Mrs. John d. Fos-
ter Mrs. Harry ID. Lombard, Mrs &. G.
Parker, Mrs. Lynn Helm, Mrs. Scott
Helm, Mrs. Cameron Erskine Thorn.
Mrs. w. q. Brown, Mrs. Wesley Clark,
Mrs Godfrey Holterhoff, Miss Clara
Carpenter, Miss Louise Burke, Miss
Florence Brown and Miss Helen Brent.
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Mrs. e. J. Brent of Berkeley square
was hostess last night at a dinner of
twelve covers which was followed by
cards and music. Violets were used in
profuson about the table, the flowers
matching the decoration of the hand
some dinner set, which was the handi-
work of the hostess.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Brent there
were covers for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Boswell, MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Ever
hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Worst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Keeler, DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hagan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Earl of VIII
shire boulevard are leaving today for
their ranch near Chino to spend
Thanksgiving returning to Los Angeles
Monday Mrs. Earl entertained infor-
mally with bridge Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Don c. Keeler of New Hamp-
shire street will give a box party at the
Belasco Thursday afternoon, and later
will entertain with tea at the Alexan-
dria.
Invitations include Mrs. o. M. Justice,
Mrs 70. j. Brent, Mrs c. l.. Higbee,
Mrs Frank A. Bowles, Mrs. William
Mackie, Mrs. Frank Boswell, Mrs.
Ralph L. Hagan, Mrs. w. o. Morton,
Mrs Frank A. Mcdonald, Mrs. Ber-
nard Potter Mrs. Frank Rule, Mrs
Ralph Levy and Mrs. ]. j. Jenkins.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Phillips will enter
tain informally with cards Monday
night in their new home In Berkeley
square.
Mrs. Carl Doran of Vermont avenue
will have company of about thirty
as guests at a bridge luncheon the
afternoon of December 3.
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In compliment to Miss Marion Mac
Neil, Mrs. Godfrey Holterboff, jr., en-
tertained last evening at the Mason
the party later adjourning to cafe,
where tables had been reserved.
Other guests were Mrs. Hugh Liv-
ingstone MacNeil, Mrs. Kate S. Vos-
burg, Mrs. Grace Porter, Miss Kate
Van Nuys, Miss Katherine Clark, Miss
Sarah Utley, Mr.. Volney Howard. Mr..
James Slauson, Mr.. Kay Crawford, Mr.
Power Conway and DR.. Bernard
Smith.
One of the larger affairs of yesterday
was the bridge luncheon with which
Mrs. George Lafayette Crenshaw and
Mrs. Joseph Carlisle Wilson enter
tanned at the Crenshaw residence on
Wilton place for Mrs. c. r. L. Cren-
shaw and Mrs. Loren o. Crenshaw.
s.
Mrs. j. p. Dupuy of Arlington
Heights entertained members of a
card club to which she belongs with
whist Monday afternoon.
There were present Mrs. Harry Ar
mour, Mrs. Tracey Abbott, Mrs. e. S.
Budreau, Mrs. ]. C. Crib, Mrs. Mil
lard Fillmore. Mrs. Ada c. Martin.
Mrs. A. C. Hitchcock, Mrs. E. Hunter,
Mrs. f. A. Jay, Mrs. R. e. Kelly, Mrs.
Robert Kyle, Mrs. w. T. Miner Mrs.
w. c. Palmer, Mrs. George Rector,
Mrs. c. Wheelock, Mrs. W. II. Taylor,
Mrs. ]. c. Wills and Mrs. r. B. Will
son.
Mrs. Mary Higgins of Covina, Miss
Florence Moore of Hobart boulevard
and Miss Ella Gardner of Wiltshire
boulevard were members of a special
party conducted by ]. II. Bierman,
manager tourist department of the
Northwestern road, who returned yes
terday morning from the Yosemite,
having enjoyed a most delightful visit
in the valley and an exhilarating ex-
perience in a snowstorm in the Big
Tree grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Ingraham of
West Adams street have returned
from an extended sojourn in Europe.
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Mrs. Walter Leeds has issued cards
for a tea the afternoon of December
at her home in Berkeley square.
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Justice J. w. Summerfeld was hap
PLY surprised Saturday evening by
the assembling of a few friends at the
bidding of Mrs. Summerfield in their
apartments at Hotel Loomis to cele-
brate his 40th birthday. Mrs. Sum-
merfield had surreptitlously introduced