Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
Society
MFR. AND MRS. G. MoDINI-

MFR. AND MRS. c. MODINI-
iN WOOD and Mrs. Perry enter
49, tained with dinner last night in
compliment to Gen. and Mrs. Burton
and Mrs. Clarke, the latter sister of
Mrs. Adna R. Chaffee.
The occasion was marked by the
most perfect appointments, the table
being entirely in white and gold and
cut glass, while the decorations were
in yellow, white and green. Tiny
sachets, hand painted in shades of yel-
low and tied with yellow ribbon, served
to mark the places.
Besides Gen. and Mrs. Burton ard
Mrs. Clarke invited guests were Gen.
and Mrs. Chaffee, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ross
Clark, Senator and Mrs. William Wal
lace Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Clark
Madam Genevra Johnstone-Bishop, Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Hobbs, Miss
O'Donoghue, Gen. Sherman, Walter
McQuillan and Mr.. Pridham.
After dinner a musical program was
rendered by the following artists: Ma
dam Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood and
McQuillan, f1utist, and Miss ODonoghue
at the piano and organ.
At the home of Mrs Willard ].
Doran on West Twenty-seventh street
yesterday, Mrs. Daniel Innes, Mrs. Will
liam Innes and Mrs. Doran received in
compliment to Mrs. Daniel Innes'
Pease and Mrs. Walter P. Hemmens of
Elgin, Ill.
American Beauty roses were utilized
in an attractive decorative scheme for
the drawing room and jonquils appear
ed on the tables in the dining room.
In the receiving line with the hos
tesses and guests of honor were Mrs.
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John T. Jones, Mrs. F. Irwin Heron,
Mrs. Carroll Allen, Mrs. Willard Slim
son, Mrs. Ezra T. Stimson, Mrs. Charles
Bonynge, Mrs. A. L. Cheney, Mrs. Nor
man Church, Mrs. Arthur Braly, Mrs.
Harold Braly, Mrs. Herman Henne-
berger, Mrs. Charles r. Drake, Mrs. J.
Kingsley Macomber, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Campbell Estil, Mrs. L. @. Brand, Mrs.
Arthur J. Waters, Mrs. John Fairchild,
Mrs. Fred Flint, jr., Mrs. Will Hutch
inson, Mrs. E. A. Featherstone, Mrs.
Hugh w. Harrison, Mrs. Charles Dick,
Mrs. E. L. DOran, Mrs. Pearn Johnson,
Mrs Fred Johnson, Mrs. Waller ].
Chanslor, Mrs. Walter Cosby, Mrs.
Glover P. Widney, Mrs. Loren D. Sale,
Mrs. R. P. Howell, Mrs. Fred Griffith,
Miss Lima Jonson, Miss Addie Johnson,
Miss Aldine Howell and Miss Bird
Chanslor.
For her mother, Mrs M. w. Hickox,
and in celebration of her eighty-secOnd
birthday, Mrs. Dwight Satterlee enter
tanned with a luncheon of twelve covers
Wednesday at her home on Burlington
avenue Others for whom covers were
laid were Mrs. George Weaver, Mrs. NJ.
A. Carr. Mrs. Amanda Scott, Mrs.
Sarah Mclean and Miss Mclean of
Oakland, Mrs. F. A. Buck, Mrs. Carrie
Lee, Mrs. Elizabeth Kingman, Mrs. w.
c. Bennett, Mrs. j. S. Kennedy and
Miss Wilma Bennett.
Mrs w. H. Rouse of West Twenty
first street was hostess yesterday at a
charmingly arranged valentine luncheon
that is the first of a series with which
she is entertaining.
Guests on the pleasant occasion were
Mrs. Fred Hooker Jones, Mrs. Robert
Kenny Mrs. A. ]. Prosser, Mrs. F. H.
Nichols, Mrs. George Horr, Mrs. J. Lee
Hagadorn and Mrs. G. w. Fishburn.
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Mr.. and Mrs William o. Scholtz left
Los Angeles yesterday for San Fran
Monday on the Mongolia for four
months tour of the world.
s.
Members of the graduating class of
the Hoover street school were the
guests of one of their number, Miss
Mildred Parker, last night at her home
on Magnolia avenue, the occasion being
a compliment from the class that will
graduate in June.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the valentine matinee that is
to be given tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. J. Lee Hagadorn on West Twenty
second street and that has been ar
ranged under the direction of the club
house committee of the Cosmos club.
Mrs. Robert P. Howell, president, will
assist the members of the committee in
receiving as follows: Mrs. Charles S.
Stansbury, Mrs. Fred Barman, Mrs.
George w. Jordan, Mrs. w. B. Gorwin,
Mrs. ]. c. Mclean. Mrs. John Hess.