Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-08
Society

MRS. PHILIP ZOBELEIN and Miss
N Bessie Herbert Bartlett are en-
AhA tertaining March 10 at Vista
del Mar in compliment to Rudolf
Friml who is leaving the 9th inst. for
the east, enroute to London, England.
The guests will number eighteen,
friends who have known the Bohemian
composer well during his stay this
winter.
Mrs. Zobelein and Miss Bartlett gave
the sixth of their series of professional
musicals Thursday afternoon at Miss
Bartlett's home in Hollywood, being:
''Die Loreley'' .........:......'..' Llszt
Aria from La Giaconda" ...............P uccini
Mrs Zobelein.
"The Night Has Thousand Eyes"
''The Sea Filings Shells on the
Shore" (the composer at the
piano) ..............M Miss c. e. dresser
Miss Bartlett
(a) Die Bescheidem OBJ Die Fluchef 1,:or.,,
...:........ ..,.:...:. -: -; DVoraA
Mrs zobelein and Miss Bartlett
The Dvorak duets were coached
under Mr.. Friml, who was country
man, friend and pupil of the great COM
poser. Miss Dresser is the director OF
the Choral Symphony of Santa Ana
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Many friends are welcoming Mrs.
Lou Wheat, who returned recently
from a year in New York.
For Mrs. Frances Sedwick Smith,
formerly regent of the Chicago chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, who is in Los Angeles for
brief visit, Mrs James Henry Ballagh,
treasurer of Eschscholtzia chapter, d.
A. r., will entertain with an afternoon
tea at her home on Orange street
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chrisman, wife of Judge G. r.
Chrisman of Eugene, Ore, is visiting
Mrs w. G. Stose of Romeo street.
Since her arrival Mrs. Chrisman has
been honored with several delightful
affairs, among them being a reception
given by her hostess.
Miss Elizabeth Slaughter of West
Thirty-fifth street will leave Sunday
next for Europe, where she will study
music.
Miss Dorothy Parry-Jones. who will
leave soon for her home in Wales, will
be special guest at the luncheon to-
morrow of the Southern California Wo-
mans Press club
The marriage e.. of Mrs. Marguerite
Finberg and DR.. ]. F. Rice. both of Los
Angeles, took place at the home of the
groom's sister, Mrs. Jennie A. Mather,
1888 West Seventh street, Thursday.
DR. and Mrs. Rice have gone east,
and will embark for a European trip,
on their return from which they will
be at home to their friends in South
Figueroa street.
Members of the Delta Alpha sorority
entertained recently at the home of
Miss Belle Marsh of South Breed
street. Guests were Miss Lillian Blood,
Miss Inez McClellnad, Miss Hazel
Bradley; Miss Belle Marsh, Miss Gene
We've Kemp, Miss Mary Hotchkiss,
Miss Irene Stewart, Miss Martha Dur
kee, Miss Mildred Tate, Miss Nita
Holden, Miss Nora Clark, Miss leila
Keim, Miss Grace Miller, Mrs. Oscar
Kemp, and Messrs. Duncan, Fleming,
Reyer Starkey, Schwartz, Leonardo,
Charlton, Mckee. Albright, A Kemp,
Dodge, Rohring, M. Kemp and Reidgar.
Mrs. Nicholas E. Rice was hostess
Saturday at 800" matinee which was
one of the most delightful affairs of
the week end. The assisting women
were Mrs. Gail B. Johnson and Miss
Anna Marie Ellis.
Guests were Mrs. e. r. Bradley, Mrs.
Milbank Johnson, Mrs. Robert Marsh,
Mrs. Ames, Mrs. H. X. Williamson,
Mrs. William Leonard, Mrs. Marion
Welsh, Mrs. M. A. Thomson, Mrs. S.
e. Vermilyea, Mrs. Coppuck, Mrs.
Charles Chase, Mrs. James A. Talbot,
Mrsr. Gamble, Miss Alice Gamble, Mrs.
Henderson Hayward, Mrs. J. A. Moore,
Mrs. Thurston, MrsS H. S. Hurlburt.
Mrs. William Pleas, Mrs. ]. G. Hutch
inson, Miss Dent, Miss Esther Dent
and Miss Cogswell
Mrs. Adna R. Chaffee, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. William Bingham
Clarke of Kansas City, who has been
enjoying an extended visit in this city,
left for the north, where she will spend
a fortnight. Mrs Carter, wife of Gen.
William H. Carter, U. S. A., who has
also been a guest at the Chaffee resi-
dence, left the same day to join her
husband en- route to the command of
the Philippines.
The Misses Echo and Lois Allen en-
tertained Friday afternoon at tea at
the Alexandria after the symphony in
honor of Mrs. S. S. Norcroff of Chicago.
who arrived Wednesday with her faith
err John Wrenn, and is stopping at the
Green in Pasadena.
The guests included Mrs. Mary Long,
street, Mrs. Edwin Earl, Mrs. NJ. j.
Cornell, Mrs Randolph Miner, Mrs. w.
e. Dunn, Mrs Hancock Banning, Mrs.
Rufus P .Spaulding, John Wrenn, Har-
old Wrenn, Mrs. ]. c. Drake. Mrs.