Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-25
Society News
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Burrell, F. G. Goldsborough, H. c..
Wright, Frank Stoddard, Myers, A. A.
Lambert, Thomas H. Loyhed, Charles
Gibson, Nichols, Will Morrison, Eudora
| BiSSel, Katharine Benton, Donham, Ira
Overholzer, e. r. Mennell, f. w. Web
ster. C. ". Campbell, Fred Salisbury,
Henry Hornbeck, Fred Balyies, Ella
Fleck, F. l. Baxter, w. Y. Teetzel,
Mary Sabin, Nat Berry, Emil Olcovich,
Anna Bailey ]. F. Hards, Lillian Oss-
ing, Jennie McStay, R. G. Hillman, w.
A. Henry, c. w. Elder, c. H. McGone-
gal, c.. e. Stone, F. A. Macarthur, and
the Misses Honorena Labory, Rida
Phillips, Ruth Baxter, Belle Smith.
Belle Smith, Bessie OBrien, Pearl
Teetzel. Maud Greenout, Agnes Sabine,
Porter Hillman, Olive Mennell and Lo-
la Fink.
Mrs. Jack J. Jenkins was hostess Fri
day at luncheon given at her home
on West Eighth street.
yellow was the decorative scheme
| employed, the hostess wearing a gown
| of the same rich hue with garniture
| and ornaments of turquoise. Souvenirs
of the occasion were dainty bon bon
boxes and tiny yellow slippers lined
with white.
The guests included Mrs. Doheny,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Harmon D. Ryus,
Mrs. Leon T. Shelter, Mrs. Sidney Nor
man, Mrs. Clark Perry, Mrs. C. L. Hig-
bee' Mrs w. P. story.
Mrs. Frank R. Strong of Andrews
boulevard was hostess at a yellow
| luncheon given yesterday in compli-
ment to Mrs. Arthur Nash and Mrs.
John Cornwall, who are leaving soon
for Europe.
California peoples, scattered in sunny
| fhpoI,ubn1tt house made
| an attractive decorative scheme.
Besides the special guests those in
| vited were Mrs. Elizabeth Nash, Mrs.
| James Moore, Mrs H. K. Williamson,
Mrs. r. B. Williamson, Mrs. ]. D. Peck.
Mrs. Warren McGrath, Mrs. Lewis An
| drews, Mrs. G. E. Gardiner, Mrs. Frank
Hart, Mrs. o. Whitney, Mrs. J.. A.
Frame, Mrs. William Mines. Mrs. Fl.
| F. Vollmer, Mrs. J. l.. Ames, Mrs. b.
F. Church, Mrs. Alice Covert, Mrs
Benjamin Macready and Miss Joseph
| inc Eachus.
Mrs. e. L. Garfield of Grand View
avenue entertained members of five
| hundred club Thursday evening, being
assisted by her niece, Miss Ruth Mar
tin. During the evening a delightful
impromptu program was rendered
Mrs. r. G.. Bussenius of Avenue 40
| was hostess at a farewell reception CIV
| en- Saturday evening in compliment TO
DIR. Williams and Olive. Bondies, VINO
| are leaving soon for Mexico, where they
| will make their home.
Mrs. Bessenius was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Minerva Bussenius. An
informal musical program was rem
dered during the evening.
| Among the invited guests were Dr.
and Mrs. Carl Phinney, Mr.. and Mrs
Bland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry, pr
and Mrs. Hayden, Mr.. and MRS. NOBLE
| DIR. and Mrs Fingalie, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
| St. Clair, DR.. and Mrs. Richardson,
Mesdames, Reed, Fred Dorm, Austin,
I,umrnis the Misses Margaret Wiswall,
| Clare Matthias, Josie Mckenzie, Boree,
Lummis, Walters, Stephenson, Ada
Street, Hook, Olive Moore, Crawford,
| Contaiinie, DR.. Rockwell, DR.. Comstock.
DR. Thurston, and Messrs. John Flynn,
Yatseley, Carpenter. Fennon, Y. Eng
strom. Sidney Street, Hendrick, Nc
Mullin, Russell Morris, Burr, Brown
and Noree.
Mrs. Robert P. McReynolds of North
Grand avenue is entertaining with an
informal luncheon Tuesday in compli-
ment to Mrs. Titan ]. Coffey.
=
Mrs. Kenneth Pfeuss has returned
from a visit to her parents in Louis
vile, Ky.
| Mrs e. ]. Sanborn and daughter,
Miss Helen Sanborn, will be hostesses
at an informal tea Thursday afternoon.
Cards have been issued to about forty
4 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo v. Youngworth,
who have been spending a week IN
| San Francisco, have returned to Los
Angeles.
| s.
| ~ Mons sorority
| entertained members of the Psi Omega
| fraternity Friday evening at the Entire
Nous sorority house on West Thirty
| fifth street.
The hostesses were Miss Gretchen
Henzel, Miss Floy Robinson, Miss
Grace Nuffer, Miss Nina Chadwlck,
Miss Evelyn Dayman, Miss Frances
Mitchell, Miss Edna Bovard, Miss
Irene Powell Miss Elsie Behymer
Miss Ella Winstanley. Miss Florence
| Speicher and Miss Maude Speicher.
Miss Frances Depew will be hostess
at a whist party to be given Wednes-
| day at Hotel Ingraham Invitations
| have been issued to large number of
| guests.
| Members of the Kensington club
were entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Eugene Schallert at her home
| on East Twenty first street. During
| the afternoon delightful program was
rendered and later collation. was
served.
Guests included Mrs. Escoville Davis,
Mrs Warner A. Hoag, Mrs. George l..
Machris, Mrs. Frank Rublee, Mrs.
Leonard Roberts, Mrs. Theodore Wa
terson, Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs.
Heaslett of Long Beach.
Mrs Carl Doron of Vermont avenue
who recently returned from an extend
ed trip through Mexico. entertained
La Golondrina club Wednesday.
All the appointments of the affair
were characteristic of Mexico, the CEN
terpiece being a large sombrero filled
with flowers and adorned with Mexican
and United States flags, While the
place cards were tiny penwipers in the
| shape of sombreros
The prizes were beautiful drawn
work doilies and were awarded Mrs
H b. Woodhill and Mrs, Charles An
derson.
Those playing We're Mesdames A. T.
Jergins, Rudolf Mausard, Thomas
Wright, E. L. Miller Alice Kelley,
George Rector, A. j. Sherer w. r.
Miner. Fl. B. Woodill. Charles Ander-
son, c. Crosby and Carl Doron.
/ Miss Edith Heron and fiance. Lieut.
William II Toaz. are spending the
weekend at Montecito as members of