Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16

the groom's relatives. At the end of
the summer they will return to Los
Angeles to make their home.
Mrs. Lionberger is a niece OF Mrs.
Frank A. Dewey, president of the
Young Women's Christian association.
Mrs. c. H Gay of West Forty-second
place entertained with a miscellaneous
shower Friday afternoon for Miss Mar
garet Hough, a popular bride-elect.
Guests included Mines. e. d. Hough,
II. L. Hough, L. S. Hough, A. B. White,
e. H. Miller, Keech, Merrill Jaquins, Nj.
E. Hanlan, Wood, Lothrop, B. a. Cook
Isaacs, H b. Mason, Lusk, and the
Misses Margaret Hough, Edith Hough'
Louise White, Bertha Gay, Vera 10th
rop, Maude Cook, Pearl Merrill, Vivian
Merrill Esther Lusk, Win1tred heech'
Kathryne Thompson, Katherine 1saacs'
JJla May Hammers, Julia steele, Matte
Steele, Luella Jaquins, Eloise JaqulhS'
Maude Jaquins, Ina Armstrong, Leora
Reider and Edna Bovara.
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Miss Nav Armstrong, Miss Ruth RlV-
ers and Miss Marguerite Crosse gave
the second musicale in their charming
series at the Westlake School for Girls
FRIDAY afternoon from to O'Clock.
The hostesses were assisted in re-
DeI.ugna. while Miss Marjorie Lee.
Miss Morgie Post and Miss Aurora
Armstrong presided at the punch bowl!
| Lavish decorations of yellow and
| green were used.
| The program was opened Dy MISS
May Armstrong, who read paper on
the Influence and Necessity of Mu-
sic" which was followed by piano
solo rendered by Miss Reid Lewis.
frihI1tHd vocal
solos and Miss Ruth Rivers rendered
two instrumental solos, "A Love Song
and Witches Dance" Miss Arm
strong and Miss Frances Vermilyea
sang a duet, "Carmena, and Miss
Ruth Snow closed the program with q
brilliant execution of LISTS arrange
ment of "Tannhauser."
Miss Glare Scott entertained with a
bridge matinee Thursday at her home
on Second avenue.
Among the guests were Mrs. G. H.
Kern, Mrs. Frederick Fabrick, Miss
Florence Judd, Miss Marie Schuman.
Miss Florence Brown, Miss Mabel
Fischer Miss Marie Louise Freese,
Miss Juliet Bernard, Miss Emma Pot
ting of Kansas City, Miss Frances
HARMS of Ottawa, Canada, Miss Es-
tella Brunton of Illinois, Miss Groden
of ST. Louis, Miss Richards Miss Eliz-
abeth Richards and Miss lola Hama
walt.
Mrs. w. B.. Mathews of West Twenty
fifth street entertained a few friends
last evening with an informal musicale
for Miss Florence Wadsworth, who
has recently come to Los Angeles to
make her home. Miss Wadsworth is an
accomplished musician and is promi-
In, o,%tf OF ri r1n tn Wr,t-1r
city. With her mother Mrs. Harry
Wadsworth, she has taken a bungalow
on Hobart boulevard.
Mrs. Mathews had issued invita- tons
for large affair for Miss Wadsworth,
but was obliged to recall them on ac-
count of ill health. She will leave in
week for visit of several months
to friends in New York city
s.
Mrs. Wiley ]. Rouse of West Twenty
first street will be hostess at a bridge
matinee Saturday. Mrs. Rouse is eX-
pecting Mrs. Ralph Grover of Berkeley
to arrive as her guest during the week
and in that event Mrs. Grover will be
special guest of the occasion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnston of St
James park are leaving for New York
from which port they will sail May &c
for. Europe, to be gone about five
months.
Miss Constance Johnston, whose en-
gagement to William Winter has beer
announced, was special guest at liner
shower given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. d. A. Schweitzer of Trenton street
Miss Anna Gunner secured the first
prize, a Mexican drawn work luncf
cloth, while the consolation prize, q
linen dolly, was awarded Miss Nora
Gunner.
The gifts were hidden in a clothe:
basket, which was brought in by little
girl disguised as a colored laundress.
Guests included Mrs. William John
ston, Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs. George
Yule, Mrs Florence Gratrix, Mrs. d
L. Snediker and the Misses Florence
Winter, Anna Messmore, Anna Cluni'
mer, Nora Gunner, Clara Falmon AM
Vera De La Martyr
&
Mrs. w. D. Campbell of South Alva
RADIO street entertained with luncheon
and bridge Saturday afternoon, this
being the first of series of similal
affairs.
Guests included Mesdames Willis j
Hole, F. F. Johnson, George H. Kress
L. Fl. Mitchell, r. c. Magauran, w. A
Morehouse, NJ. L. Moore, o. w. Rob
erts, j. L. Merrill, A. L. Granger, 5
M. Goddard, Edward C. Dieter, Lewis
| lone Joyce. e. w. Hutchins, c. o. Can
field, p. w. Storey L. w. Strong Hen
ry Meyers, Matthew S. Robertson, w
f. Pleas. Frank II. Nichols, W. w
Neuer, Benjamin F. Church, w. Fl
Cook, W. d. Babcock, Charles B. Mich
/ OILS, George p. Thresher, r. B, William
son, Frank A. Vickery, L. II. Valentine