Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-04
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Ensign, Joseph k. Ellison. Roy Hill
man, Dan Laubersheimer, Robert
Stearns, Thomas Woolwine. Charles
Turner, Keller, Roy Boothe, Ethel West,
Joseph Carlisle Wilson, Lewis r. Gar
rett J. G. Chaffey, Richard Alexander,
Wallace Jones' John Alexander, Vance
Anderson, c. w. Huston, Baroness Won
Katherine Kurtz, Carroll Shippey,
Franklin Taylor, Houghton, Laura
Houghton, Heidelberg, Annette Gibson,
Katherine Ridgeway, Callie Roster,
Constance Carvell, Isabelle Reilley
Hattie Hesselberger, Jess Huston, So
phia Cave, Lillian Drain, Eula Smith
and Reba Smith.
Mrs. Frank A. Vickery of Andrews
boulevard, with her house guests, Miss
Mabel Louise Fischer and Miss Frank
A. Harris of Ottawa, Kas., are ex-
pected to return today from San Diego,
where they were guests In the hand
some home of Judge Henry e. Mills.
Previous to their return to the city
they visited Coronado and other
beaches.
Mrs. Adah Turner and daughter left
Friday to spend the Easter vacation at
Coronado. The trip was made by motor
Mrs. Turner being accompanied by her
sister and niece, who are on visit
from the east.
The Spinet club celebrated the first
day of April with unique program
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Miss Irene Butler, West Thirtieth
street. Piano selections were rendered
by Miss Sarah Shanksland and Miss
Laura Selvy, vocal solor by Mrs. Angus
tine Sheburne and Miss Grace Welker,
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delighted the guests with quaint read
ings appropriate to the occasion.
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Mrs. r. B. Williamson will entertain
at five hundred Saturday afternoon at
her home on Park View avenue.
s.
Miss Gertrude Workman returned
Thursday from a delightful stay at
Mount Wilson inn.
Mrs. Carlos Wilcox Of Minneapolis,
who is spending the winter in Los An
geles, is guest at the Abbotsford inn.
s.
Miss Grace Nichols of Ell Cajon val
ley and Miss Mary Stevens of Los
Angeles have been guests of Miss Har-
riet Candee at her charming Holly
wood home. James Candee has just re-
turned from a stay in Ell Cajon valley
Mrs. o. p. Clark entertained at her
Menlo avenue home Wednesday after
noon with a bridge luncheon. Cards
were issued to thirty-two guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs Preston Mckinney are
leaving this week for an eastern trip
of two months during which they will
visit friends in Kentucky and stay for
a few days each in Washington, New
York and Boston.
The Mountaineers, lately organized
club formed among the residents of
Bungalow Land, Laurel canyon, hell
its first meeting at Bungalow inn April
/. The evening entertainment was in the
form of "tacky' party, members AMI
guests appearing in ludicrous attire,
prizes being awarded the 'tackiest."
Old fashioned country dances were en-
joyed the greater part of the evening,
the grand march being led by the presi-
dent of the club, Kenneth v. Redpath.
representing "a Conceited Dude" and
his wife as Old Mother Hubbard Piano
and violin music was rendered by
Prof. Kernin and L. Meyer. The inn, a
typical long, low, rambling mountain
structure, was decorated for the occa-
sion in mountain foliage and flowers
and April Fool lanterns. the unique eff
feet being carried out in arrangements
of tables, cracked chinaware and wood
en- plates and disheveled ill-assorted
bouquets.
Among the most interesting charac-
ters portrayed was BLACK Nanny"
Mrs. French; "Virginian" Evan Miller;
Village Preacher" AL Pratt; Flying
Dutchman." Foster M. Price; Jew
Merchant Charles S. Mann: MRS