Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-06

Society
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH D. RAD
VF FORD of West Adams street will
~ entertain with an informal din
ner Friday night in compliment to
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
s. Wilson, who will leave next week
for their home in Vovenan, Mont.
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Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff of West
Adams street entertained twelve guests
at a dinner last evening, given in COM
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Ripley
Mrs. Guy Barham of West Seventh
street, who Is in San Francisco, is ex-
peeted to return to Los Angeles the
end Of the week.
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Mrs. Charles Parker Mode of West
Twentieth street entertained with an
informal afternoon yesterday. de-
lightful program was rendered by Mrs.
Mitchell and Miss Edna Zyl Mode,
who gave whistling solos.
Among those present were Mrs. c. c.
Mode, Mrs. Milligan, Mrs. Jesse T.
Mcknight, Mrs. Charles Griffin, Mrs.
L. Literer, Mrs. Frederick Morrison,
Mrs. Russell Agee, Mrs. e. A. Carter
and Mrs. 7. T. Woodruff.
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Ms. w. t. Wyatt and children are
leaving next week for Sherman Mills,
Me-, where they will visit Mrs. Wy
ats mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estep Jackson of West
field, N j., will arrive Saturday to be
the house guests of Mrs. N. ]. Ford of
Monte Vista street. At the conclusion
Mrs. Jackson will go to San Diego
and up the coast to San Francisco and
Seattle.
Mrs. NJ. J. Enslen and sons, J. w.
and ]. c. Enslen, who have been visit
ing DR.. N. c. Clark and Mrs. Angus
tine Shelbourne of Brent avenue, left
yesterday for their home in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Engelhard
have moved into their new home on
South Occidental boulevard. Miss
Edith Engelhard, student at Stanford,
is expected home the latter part Of
next week.
Mrs. H. Kress of Hotel Alvarado en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday in
compliment to Mrs. William Doetke of
Cincinnati and Mrs. e. r. Meyers of
New York and their friends. Covers
were laid for twelve.
s.
Mrs. A. ]. Prosser of Normandie
avenue complimented Mrs. Alonzo Par
SONS Lee with a card matinee yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Lee will leave
soon for San Rafael.
s.
Mrs. w. s. Prettyman and family of
Highland Park will leave soon for On
tario, where they will make their home.
Mrs. Prettyman was special guest at
a farewell breakfast and musicale CIV
en- recently by Mrs. e. w. r. Lawrence
Of West Avenue 81.
The program consisted of violin solos
rendered by Miss Edna Douthit, with
piano accompaniment by her sister
Miss Douthit; piano solos by Mrs. Johr
Douglass Walker and Miss Margaret
Woollacott, and vocal solos by Mis-:
Mabel Brundige.
Among the guests were Mesdames A
G. l.. Trew, Harry Knight, Fred
Knight, M. L. Lowman, Harley Brun-
dige, Charles w. Smith, Henry Hall
Llewellyn A. White, Charles Robinson
Edwin Bonbrlght, James Irving, S. p.
Davisson, J. Harvey Irwin, Charles
Pierson, Fenner Webb, Lincoln Rogers
Thomas McCrea, Gilmore Jeffrey, John
Moyle, w. S. McGlffert Hobart Bos-
worth. Lewis Ashmun, Albert Phillips,
Albert M. Jolly, Frank Graham, and the
Misses Sara Lowman, Ryus, Emma
Smith, Berthene Smith, Biggs, Anna
Boggs, Adele Bosworth. Margaret
Trew, Leah Phillips, Ora Griffin, Dout-
hit, Edna Douthit, Mabel Brundige and
Margaret Woollacott.
Mrs. e. ]. Price of Severance street
was hostess at a luncheon and card
matinee yesterday afternoon, her
daughter, Mrs. David w. Bradley, as
sisting. Invitations were issued to thir-
ty guests.
Mrs. c. H. Lutjens of New York is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. r. M
Cochrane of McGarry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Harris of Brant-
ford, Canada, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney R. Dixon of the Oliver
apartments. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will
leave Friday for Vancouver, whence
they will sail May ~ for Yokohama
Japan, to reside permanently
Mrs. f. c. Goodin and Mrs, Sidney r.
Dixon were hostesses at luncheon and
card matinee given yesterday afternoon
at the home of the former on South
Bonnie Brae street.
Guests included members Of the Sun
set Bridge club, of which Mrs. Goodin
is president, and were Mrs. Charles B.
Nichols. Mrs. II. Clay Breeder, Mrs.
Frank Sharp and Mrs. Willis Paris of
Ocean Park, Mrs Frank A. Vickrey,
Mrs. Frank Strong, Mrs. James Frame,
Mrs. C. P. Durant, Mrs. Ben McCaus-
land Mrs. d. r. Brown, Mrs. William
Morehouse. Mrs. James Moore, Mrs.
Albert Cheney. Mrs. George Perkins,
and Mrs. G. A. Harris.
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are Just whole lots Of dirty corners to
be cleaned up and that they are the
chaps to do it,"
we cannot all be great reformers
and work in the open, doing battle for
total abstinence, for pure state, for
clean cities, for childless factories, for
godly schools, for a holy Sabbath. for
the redress of the wrongs of the work
ingman, for social purity, for world
CHARACTERIZATION and every other righte-
Gus cause, but we can each do some-
thing for the betterment of the Ameri-
can home-if not for others, for our
own Individual American home.
Let us get back to more simplicity.
The college has contributed more than
the castle to the making of manhood,
Let the home be made more natural
and free and wholesome; let 1t be bright
and sweet and CHEEKY; see that 1t is
built uDon reality.