Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24

Howard, Lucy Cope, Ruth Younge, L.
f.. Goodhulet, Anita Dietz, DR.. w. n.
Horton, Dr. S. Block, and Messrs. Har-
ry Cline, Harry Dehm, B. A. Spurgeon,
Charlie Richards, w. F. Dorm, A. Rim
pau, Wallace Rimpau, Harry Taylor,
r. H. Crocker Wilson Williamson, c.
O. Overholtzer, f. A. Stephenson, NJ.
Salyman, S. Fullerton and J. DUNCAN.
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Mrs. Fred A. Stephenson was hostess
at bridge party last week in honor
of Mrs. F. Phelps, who is visiting here
from San Francisco. The guests were
Mrs. George Stafford, Mrs. Albert Bon
SAIL Mrs. Calvert Foy, Mrs. J. w.
Provard, Mrs. T. w. Richards, Mrs. j.
Bond Francisco, Mrs. e. Warner, Mrs.
Deighton Jones, Mrs. Edna Cummings
Mrs. V. Katz, Miss c. Katz, Miss Flor
ence Provard and Miss Warner.
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Princess Kawananakoa of Honolulu
was the guest of honor at bridge
party Friday evening given by Mr.. and
Mrs. n. E. May at their home in Golden
avenue. The house was beautifully
decorated with golden rod and yellow
roses, ferns being used in profusion.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Bletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Burg
wald, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. William Parsons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Car
yer, Mrs. Nellie Meigs, Mrs. G. e. Dali
ton, Mrs. j. E. Wellman, George II.
Reed and Heber Coleman.
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Mrs. H. E. Miller will entertain May
5 at her home in New Hampshire
street with a reception in honor of
her mother. Mrs. Chamberlain.
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Mrs. Benjamin Blinn will entertain
with a luncheon and 500 party at the
Breakers clubhouse, Ocean Park, Mon
day, May IS.
Miss Marjorie Rambeau will be guest
of honor at the Ebell club tomorrow
afternoon to hear Mrs. Lillian Gold
smith address the club on 1.-THE Art OF
Good Artists"
Mrs. ]. A. Frame and Mrs. Frank
Strong were hostesses Friday afternoon
at a card party at Mrs. Strong's home
in Andrews boulevard. The house was
beautifully decorated with pink and
white roses and ferns. Among those
present were: Mesdames Marion Gray,
+. e. Walsh, H. F. Vollmer, william
Mines, A. c. Parsons, ]. Bert Stearns'
S. NJ. Goddard, George q. BurraH'
Frank H. Nichols, Charles B. Nlchols'
James A. Moore, Elizabeth Nash, Bruce
! II. CdSSy MIS- d. L. <AiAANSi ~ -
Nash, Mrs. John B. Cromwell, Lewis
| Andrews, Frank A. Vickrey, e. A
Iundy. Elmer Cole, w. A Morehouse,
w. S. Bulls, Willitts J. Hole, II. ID.
Ryus, II. X. Williamson, r. B. VIII.
| hanson, Hugh Jones, Richard G;
Beebe, Fred w. Beau de Fart, Lloyd
w. Moultrie, Lewis Clark carlisle
Wiley ]. Rouse, Harry Jackins, M. E.
johnson, James w. Miller, FRANK
Goodin, D. G. Peck, Reuben Shelter
Leon Shelter, Alice Covert, w. ii;
Faust John Cline, Richard Bruins, Sol
Davis, ]. c. Brown, Elizabeth Hutch
Ins, c. A. Boyle, Arthur Let's, Gilbert
! Gardner NJ. Banning, Henderson Hay
ward, Nicholas e. Rice, Miss Margaret
Dent, Miss Esther Dent, Miss Emma
| I. Harvey, Miss Pauline Vollmer and
Miss Englehardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong enter
tanned with a dancing party Friday
evening following an afternoon OF
bridge and five hundred. Those present
at the dance were: Misses Dorothy
Skinner, Dorothy Jenkins, Helen Mar
tin, Helen Howell Louise Johnson,
Anna Frame, Marie Nichols, Elizabeth
Judah, Katherine Leonard, Katherine
Albright, Anna Louise Albright, Ellen
Andrews. Edith Gibbs, Mary Dunbar.
Messrs. Ward Montgomery Will Dick
inson, John Siddell Gardner Walker,
walter Parsons, Donald Parkinson,
Stanley Tuition, Edward Stanton,
Ralph Mofitt, Howard Gwynn, Allen
Gwynn, Lombard Smith, Boomer
Forbes and Otis Booth.