Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08

MRS. DONALD c. HoVEY
wreath of Cecil Bruner roses and
maidenhair ferns was at each place
and the covers were marked by a little
| bird which was perched on the goblet,
holding the card in its bill. Sprays of
| maidenhair ferns were laid over the
cloth here and there.
Mrs. Hermann Kerckhoff of West
Adams street will entertain with a
bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon,
May "a.
Covers were laid for Miss Grace
Rowley, Miss katherine Sterns, Miss
Evelyn Kennedy, Miss Olive Harphan,
Miss Florence Clark, Miss Marion
Lindley, Miss Caroline Trask, Miss
Jane Rollins, Miss katherine Clark,
Miss Eloise Mabury, Miss Elizabeth
Wood, Miss Mary Burnham Miss Ruth
Sterry, Miss Annis Van Nuys, Miss
Marjorie Severance, Miss Kate Van
Nuys, Miss Florence Silent and Mrs.
Edward c. Lyman.
Mrs. Henry Clay Gooding and Miss
Gooding of Grand avenue will enter
tain with bridge luncheon at Hotel
Mount Washington Wednesday after
noon. Miss Gertrude Gooding will en-
tertain with a five hundred party in
honor of Miss Katherine Stearns, one
of the seasons debutantes, at the Mt
Washington hotel Friday afternoon.
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Mrs David Mccartney 636 Ardmore
avenue, and Mrs. Pierpont Davis will
entertain with bridge luncheon at the
residence of Mrs. Mccartney Thursday
afternoon, May u, in honor of Miss
Elsie Knecht, who is her house guest.
Miss Knecht is on her way to New
York en- route for Europe.
Mrs. Edward R. Beadley, 1920 Will
shire boulevard, will entertain with a
five hundred party Saturday afternoon,
May Ia.
The Dominant club entertained with
a musical and tea at the Ebell club
house yesterday afternoon. Those who
took part in the program were Mrs
George F. Marygold and Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Echelberger pianoists. Miss Louise
Nixon Hill sang several numbers, the
Dominent club quartet, Mrs Bertha
Vaughn, Mrs. Q. G. Stivers, Miss
Beresford JOY and Miss Katherine Eb-
bert sang, and Miss Anne Kavanaugh
read.
The president Miss Mary L. O'Don-
oghue, was assisted in receiving by
hIIo. <ANt A1dI SIl 0uICRs hTS.
Kimble Forest, Mrs E. S. Shank, Miss
Beresford JOY Miss Louis Nixon Hill,
Mrs. Sidney B. Webb, Miss Blanche
Ruby Miss Jennie Winston and Miss
Clara Bosbyshell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Brainerd and
Ceylon Brainerd entertained informally
Friday evening at their home In Elden
avenue in honor Of Miss Blanche
Loomis and Harry Tuttle, whose mar
riage has been announced to take place
early in the summer.
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Among the affairs Of the week will
be dance at the Women's club house
given by Miss Maud Elizabeth Rich
ards of Western avenue, on Thursday
evening. More than two hundred and
fifty invitations have been issued.
The members Of the AS You Like
Card club will be entertained with a
luncheon and card party Friday after
noon by Mrs. Martha NJ Sy1nmes of
the Loomis apartments.
Mrs. z. P. Johnson of West Twenty
eighth street entertained with a dinner
dance at the Mt. washington hotel
last week in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Wood, one of the most popular debu-
tantes of this season.
A1IS. OllNtI JOllilSOu VI the IIdillD~
den Arms entertained with box party
at the Belasco theater on Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Leila Bar
rett, who has been visiting in Los An
geles for some weeks. Miss Barrett
left Friday afternoon for Kansas City
to Join her mother, Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett. Those in the box party were
Mrs Oliver Johnson, Miss Barrett,
Miss Leila Kerr, Lyle l.. Ransom, A.
P. McNeen and w; e. Carr
Miss Dora BacheIler, who has been
passing some weeks in Los Angeles,
left yesterday morning for San Fran
cisco, Portland and Seattle en- route
to Vancouver and then on to her
home In Minneapolis.
Mrs. Thomas Vigas of Harvard boule-
yard has issued invitations for bridge
luncheon Thursday afternoon, May II.
NJ L. Graft. who will sail for Europe
in June, will leave Los Angeles the
last of the month and will pass the
summer travelling in England and the
continent. Mr.. Graft will visit rela-
tives in London and Paris.
Mrs r. p. Schwerin of San Francisco, |
who will join a large party of Los An
geles society folk May 20 en- route for |
Europe, will sail on the Cedric from
New 1OIk may co. anu VIII pass NliC
winter in Paris, the guest of Mrs.
Coils p. Huntington.
James s Slauson will entertain a
party at dinner at the California club,
and a box party at the Mason to see
Maude Adams Tuesday evening. The
affair will be in honor of Mrs Kate
Vosburg, Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff. Mrs.
Joseph Sartori and Mrs. Grace Paoter,
who will leave for Europe May 20.
A delightful luncheon was given at
Hotel Mt. Washington last week by
Mrs. w. S, Taylor. After luncheon
bridge was played and those present
were Mrs Bruce II. Cass, Mrs. Jasper
Z. Crandall, Mrs. Jefferson Gibbs Mrs
w. e. Waddell and Mrs. Frank Long.
Mrs Frank Elmer Rich of 638 Cata-
lima street entertained with a bridge
luncheon Tuesday afternoon in honor