Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

Trinity church, Atlanta, and are happy
in this renewal of former friendships.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bartlett enter
tanned Sunday at their Hollywood
home, vista del Mar" with dinner
in the celebration of the birthday ami
versary Of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence. Violets and maidenhair ferns
with lavendar ribbon were used to
decorate the handsomely appointed
table, and tiny silver candlesticks hold
ing laVendar hued candles served as
illumination by each place.
Besides the host and hostess and
guest of honor there were present Miss
Annie Montague, Miss Sarah Bonner,
Miss Lillias Ford, Miss Bessie Bart
lett, Messrs. Clark, Bonner, Dan Blair,
Ellis Lady, Will Gibson and Judge l..
c. McKeeby.
For Miss Annie Montague, who is the
house guest Of Mrs. A. G. Bartlett, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Zobelein entertained
with a theater party at the Mason
opera house Monday night, supper be-
ing served later at Levy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard V. Day of ST.
James park are leaving in a few days
for New Orleans, where they will join
their daughter, Miss Gretchen, who for
several months has been the guest of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1.
Day Of that city.
After the Madri Gras Mr.. and Mrs.
Day will return to Los Angeles.
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For Miss Grace Hortense Tower, who
has selected March 1 as the date of her
marriage with John Trenholm Warren
Of Honolulu, the Woman's Press club
is entertaining Tuesday with luncheon.
Responses to toasts will be made as
follows by members of the club, of
which Miss Tower is a member: "Spin-
sters' Farewell" Miss Winifred Webb;
For the Newspaper Women" Mrs.
Louise M. George; Greetings to the
Bridegroom" Miss Jean Crab; "Wel-
come to the Matrimonial Ranks" Mrs.
Dora Oliphant Coe; How to Be Happy,
Though Married." Mrs George D.
Ruddy: "How to Manage a Man." Mrs
John w. MITCHELL; Final Comment" :"
Mrs. Harriet w. Barry, president of the
Press club.
Alfred Aliens drama, "The Master
Power" which is to have it's premier at
the Mason opera house February Is, is
being launched under the auspices of
the following well known women, who
are acting as patronesses:
Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant, Mrs. George
A. Caswell, Mrs. E. T. Earl, Mrs. Wes-
ley Clark, Mrs. Guy Cochran, Mrs. NJ.
J. Connell, Mrs. E. C. Dieter, Mrs. w.
e. Dunn, Mrs. Howard E. Huntington,
Mrs. James George Mckinney, Mrs.
Randolph Huntington Miner, Mrs. E.
c. Moore, Mrs. Williughby Rodman,
Mrs. Horace Wing and Mrs. Elbert
Wing. Several of the patronesses are
planning box parties for that night.
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At the Dominant club luncheon yes
terday Mr.. and Mrs. William Shakes
peare were guests of honor, and in
honor of the English guests decorations
were of yellow jonquils. After the
luncheon Mr.. Shakespeare gave most
interesting "reminiscences of famous
singers he had met and been associated
with. At the last Nine. Langendorff
came in for a moment with regrets
that she had not been able to accept
the clubs invitation to be present, and
the members rose and sang a toast in
her honor, to which she responded in
German. There were about fifty pres
ent.
Captain M Morgan Cloud, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Cloud entertained with an at
home at their new home on Jasmine
street near Wiltshire boulevard Thurs