Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-25

the house party of Dr. and Mrs. c. G.
Park
Among the many affairs being given
for this popular young couple was the
automobile party and luncheon at the
Maryland Thursday, with which Nine.
Ida Hancock entertained.
Miss Mollie Adelia Brown was hos
tess at theater party and supper,
given at the Alexandria Wednesday for
Miss Heron and Lieut. Toaz. Guests
included Miss Lucy Clark, Philo Lind
ley and Kay Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Heron will
chaperone q box party at the Mason
Monday evening when Knight will en-
terrain in compliment to Miss Heron
and Lieut.. Toaz.
Miss Ethelind Lord of Garvanza will
leave in the near future to join Ebert
Hubbards colony at East Aurora,
Miss Lima Johnson of Hoover street
is entertaining with an informal tea
Tuesday afternoon in compliment to
her house guest, Miss Florence Cornell
of San Francisco.
s.
Mrs. Octavius Morgan and Mrs. Ed
win Allen Curtis have issued invita-
tions for reception to be given Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
.
Mrs. Jonas B. Kissam of West Twen-
tieth street, who with Mr. Nissan is
leaving soon for their home in Connec-
ticut, entertained with card matinee
Tuesday
Guests included Mrs. Alfred Solano,
Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee, Mrs. Isaac Mil
bank, Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow, Mrs.
Phillip G. Hubert, Mrs. Nicholas Mil
bank, Mrs. w. F. Howard, Mrs. c. r.
Langmuir, Mrs. Torrey Everett, Mrs.
Christopher Henne, Mrs Morris S. AL
bee, Mrs. A. F Coombs, Mrs. G. II.
Burton, Mrs. A. E. Carroll, Mrs. j. H.
Bohon, Mrs. Albert Crutcher, Mrs. E..
II. Duryee, Mrs. j. e. Duryee, Mrs.
Mrs. B. S. Wells, Mrs. Hamilton Bow
man Rollins, Mrs. Joseph B. Banning,
Mrs. w. w. Macarthur, Mrs. Charles ID,
Vieie, Mrs A. Bowman, Mrs. Alfred M,
Smith, Mrs. John G. Mossin, Mrs. JEFF
ferson Chandler and Miss Page.
The annual outing of the xopeia club
was held at Arroyo Seco canyon April
IS. Four tallyhos were chartered for
the occasion and upon arrival at the
canyon luncheon was spread for sixty
eight people, the attendance being
members and woman friends. The bal
ance of the day was spent in athletic
sports. Return to the city was made
through the beautiful orange groves, ar
irving at $3.50 p. m, tired but happy.
The club is planning many such out
ings for the summer. The next event
will be the annual theater party given
at the Belasco the night Of May 8.
The members present on the tallyho
ride are as follows: Guy Rice, G. O..
Barnett, A. ]. Bendowski, Frank Bow
man, w. H. Dehm, G. M. Derby, J. E..
Finnall, A. H. Foster, H. M. Foulkes,
r. Fl. Hahn, Warde L. Heller, f. G..
Jacobson. c. P: Johnson. w. P. Kelley.
A. ]. o. Korbel, T. r. Lamb. DR.. C. o..
Mclean, A. S. McKinnon, H. M Os-
trom C. e. Riley, A. Ruder, II. F..
Weaver. T. P. Weber. E. J. Cook. S.
f. Miller, DR.. e. Lesoine, A. G. Hem
ming, DIR. Charles H. Irwin, DR.. H. E..
Ransom, Fred e. Peterson, c. S. Davis
and Louie Adams.
The Xopeia club entertained at the
Ebell club house Wednesday night, the
event being the reception rendered by
the members to their families. Several
selections were rendered by members of
the club, which boasts a number of
talented artists.
The ghost scene from Hamlet" by
A. S. McKinnon and F. Jacobson, sup
ported by their own nerve, made quite
a hit.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pickering, Misses
Sadie Mohen, Delta M. Brown. Martha
Hunter, Evelyn Foshia, v. Henck, A.
Dow, f. Edgar, E. Keith, Vesta Gaine,
r. Dubbs, Vera Aldrich; Messrs. C. S.
Davis, Dr. Charles II. Erwin, S. e. Mil
Ter, A. P. F'ulcher, J. H. Fulcher. A.
G. Hemming, L. G. Brown, DR.. Lesoine,
Harry Wright, J. A. Brewer. Jesse
Sturgeon, Sidney Webb, G. A. Steven
son, J. H. Brown, B. F. Forest, c..
Sheedy, George Marcher, Burton G..
Sage. A. G. Cook, V. C. Mccullough,
DR.. H. Ransom.