Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

FOR GIRLS LAST JUNE
vious visits to Los Angeles has made q
wide circle of friends.
In the receiving line with the hostess
and honored guest were Mrs. Gail B.
Johnson, Mrs. Reuben Shelter, Mrs.
Edwin S. Rowley, Mrs William l. Hol-
lings worth, Mrs. James T. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Willitts j. Hole, Mrs. Samuel j.
Whitemore, Mrs. Nicholas E. Rice, Mrs.
Elmer Cole, Mrs. S. NJ. Goddard, Mrs.
r. B. Williamson, Mrs Hugh Harrison,
| Mrs. William W. Johnston, Jr., Mrs.
John w Kemp, Mrs. Fred o. Johnson,
Mrs. Robert Marsh, Mrs. Leslie c.
Brand, Mrs. Carl Kurtz, Mrs. E. $.
Macauley and Mrs. Joseph Call
Punch was served in the pergola off
the living room by the Misses Grace
Rowey, Mary Lindley, Lois Salisbury,
Pauline Volmer, Mabel Fisher Mildred
Thomas, Olive Harpham Austeene
George and Florence Avery. An or
chestra stationed on the second floor
rendered a program of southern airs.
A song program by Roland Paul was
a pleasant feature of the occasion.
Several hundred guests responded to
Mrs. Haywards invitation to meet Mrs.
Oppenhimer. who is leaving soon for
her home.
| Miss Estelle McClung was hostess
| yesterday afternoon at an oyster supper
which was served at $50 at the Choco-
late shop on West Fifth street, and
who entertained as guests the young
women who are members of Alpha
sorority at Occidental college.
There were covers for Mrs. Benjamin
Merrill, Mrs. George L. Munson, Mrs.
S. Y. Van Meter, Mrs. John G. Staub,
! Mrs. Robert Blee, Miss Frances Nc
| Combe, Miss Margaret Herskovits Miss
Amy Gordon. Miss Mae McClung, Miss
Frances Gordon, Miss Vera Brook, Miss
Grace Whitcomb, Miss Helen Brook,
Miss Leona Lodwick, Miss Elizabeth
Patterson, Miss Clara Bartram, Miss
! Eloise Stockbridge, Miss Edna Lowe,
Miss Elizabeth Lowe. Miss Muriel
Fisher, Miss AIva Gardner, Miss Bess
! Gardner, Miss Jennie McFadden, Miss
| Lii Vending, Miss Katherine McClung,
Miss Pearl Grant, Miss Ruth Martin
| Miss Olive Williams, Miss Amy Morrell
Miss Kate Darling. Miss Bess Buck,
! Miss Margaret Merrill and Miss Gene
We've Cumberland.
| Capt. Lucian Young, U. S. N, COM
mander at Mare Island navy yard, ac-
companied by Mrs. Young, are regis
| tered at Hotel Victoria, Long Beach.
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Mrs. Thomas w Phillips of Harvard
/ BOulGN dIu iGLI w tuIGSudy lOI EUROPE
! in response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of her daughter, Miss
| Angelita, who sailed only few weeks
| ago for Europe and was taken i'll in
| Paris few days after her arrival. A
cablegram received after Mrs Phillips
departure announced that Miss Ange-
| lta is making a successful recovery
! from an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moss of
Yokohama have returned to their
home from a visit Of several weeks
Bellows of Gramercy place, stopping
Bellows of Grammercy place. stopping
at the Seattle exposition on their way
down.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Newly and
| family of Gramercy place and Mrs.
Newby's mother, Mrs. N. Z. Putnam,
returned recently from a two weeks
brother, w. Guy Newly, who has
been visiting them since they re-
turned, will leave Tuesday for his
| home in Hartford, N c., after an ex-
tended tour of the west.
| Mrs. r. P. Smith of Wilton place
returned last night from an extended
visit of three months in the east. Her
daughters. Miss Reba and Miss Eula,
| who also spent the summer in Chi
cago, will not return until the first of
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Reinhard of
! Franklin avenue, East Hollywood,
have returned from two months spent
at their summer home at Manhattan
! Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Fishburn of
Harvard boulevard and Mr.. and Mrs.
M ~ 10, H.
| ing a two months hunting and fishing
| trip in different sections of Oregon.
Mrs Fishburn and Mrs. Marble are
now at Seattle, where they will remain
for a week before going to San Fran
cisco. They expect to arrive in Los
Angeles in about two weeks.
| Mr.. Marble and Mr.. Fishburn will
continue their hunting expedition un-
til later in the fall.
Beta Phi sorority of the University
of Southern California is hostess at a
weekend house party at the sorority
house, 104 Dudley avenue, Ocean Park.
Sorority members and their guests,
| eight ia number, went down Friday
evening and will remain until Monday
night. Yesterday they were Joined
by a party of young man friends and
held a picnic on the sands.
In the party are Miss Eleanor Full
! ton, Miss Rowland McConkle. Miss
Effie Stephens, Miss Helen Hum
phreys, Miss Leila Ellis, Miss Edith
| Gray, Miss Janet Brison, Miss Hazel
Fay, Miss Emma Burmaster, Miss
Elienor Hit, Miss Alma SWAIN Miss
Florence Hurst, Miss Bertha Hidden,
Miss Gertrude Mallory, Miss Fransis
Mallory, Miss Pearl Macloskey, Miss
Florence Sonlee, Miss Laura Burmas-
| ter and Miss Flora Cronmiller.
! The party is chaperoned by Mrs. J.
sorority.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. McVay and their
daughters, Miss Laura, Miss Helena,
Miss Silence and Miss Francis, who
! sailed from San Francisco on the
] steamship Manchurla June % for a