Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
Society

home They have taken a house at
2S07 Kenwood avenue. Mrs. Lassack
is a charming woman and belongs to
one of Philadelphia's most exclusive
families. The army colony of Los An
geles is most delighted to welcome
the newcomers.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Armour, whose
marriage was solemnized at the Church
of the Angels by Rev. Harry Thomp-
son in November, have returned from
their wedding trip and are located for
the present at 1901 West Eighth street.
They are building a beautiful house in
Arlington Heights and will make their
home there. Mrs. Armour, who Will
be remembered as Mrs. Della English
has a host of warm personal friends
who are most delighted to welcome her
back.
An elaborateIy appointed dinner was
given Monday evening to the members
of the Alpha sorority of Occidental
college by the o. M. A. fraternity at
the Shakespeare club house in Pasa-
dena. The affair was in the nature OF
Il Christmas party, and an immense
tree laden with gifts for each guest
added to the enjoyment of the even
ing. A musical program was given by
Lysle McKenny. The club house was
decorated with the colors of the two
fraternities, smilax and Christmas
greens. Among the guests were DR.. ana
Mrs Calvin o.. Esterly. Miss Grace
Mccoy, Miss Louise Carter, Miss Grace
Vickers, Miss Clara Bartram. Miss
Dess Gardiner, Miss Edith TidhaH,
Miss Olive Cassell, Miss Mary Gillies,
Miss Alya Gardiner. Miss Bess Lowe.
Miss Lin Vending, Miss Grace Her
riott Miss Grace Russell, Miss Mary
Spalding, Miss Marguerite Merrill, Miss
Eloise Bartlett, Miss Gratia Guy, Miss
Bess Morrison, Miss Ruth Martin,
LysIe McKenny, Harold Hopkins, Fran
els Lawson, Rey Schauer, James Smart,
Warner HOLSTER, Ray Petty, Fred
johnson. Will Smart, Benton Blee.
Bruce Dill. Chester Bradbeer, Elmer
Richardson, Harry Kirkpatrick, Bruce
Mcdonald, Fred Eldred. Hugh McNary
and Charles Mcdowell.
Mrs. William Gunther OF Chillicothe,
o., arrived In Los Angeles Saturday
evening and will pass the winter in
Southern California. She is domiciled
at 916 New Hampshire street and will
he at home to her many friends there
In honor of Miss Caroline Garfield,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced, Miss Agnes Hole entertained
with theater party at the Orpheum
Yesterday afternoon, taking her guests
TO the AleXdnQTld dIlSTWdTQs SONSAo
were laid for Miss Hole, Miss Garfield,
Miss Ruth Larned, Miss Margaret
Miller, Miss Edna Let's, Miss Ada
Seeley, Miss Gladys Let's, Miss Helen
Brant and Miss Eileen Garfield. Miss
Hole will entertain next Tuesday with
a similar party in honor of Miss Ruth
Larned who will make her debut early
in January, and Miss Rhoda Ringe,
who will return from Wellesley on
Monday to pass the Christmas holi-
days.
In honor of Miss Lillian Belcher,
whose marriage to John L. Richard
son will be solemnized December q,
nuraber of prenuptial affairs are being
given The Misses Agnes and Helen
F'itzsimmons of Roselawn drive enter
tained Saturday afternoon with
cushion shower and hearts party. The
house was decorated with pepper
boughs. red bells, poinsettias and
American Beauty roses. The tables
were lighted by tiny red candles.
Among the guests were Miss Ethel
Joyce, Miss Adele Johnson, Miss Polly
Chandler, Miss Alice Learned. Miss
Titania Belcher, Miss Kathleen Spring.
Miss Vera Spring and Miss Lena
Burke. Miss Lena Burke of 1905 West
Thirty-fifth street was hostess at a
bric-a-brac shower in Miss Belcher's
honor and the guests included Miss
Myrtle Levy Miss Ray Lipman, Miss
Hazel Lippman, Miss Firline Harri-
man, Miss Rosa Marks, Miss Goldring.
Miss Ida Marks, Miss Polly Chandler.
Miss Titania Belcher, Miss Helen
Fitzsmmons, Miss Agnes F'itZsim-
mons, Miss Clarisse Elder, Miss Alice
Heck and Mrs. j. Earl McKeever.
Mrs. Walter Morris Rheinschild of 1S43
Hollywood boulevard, Hollywood, will
entertain with a blue and white kitchen
shower Friday afternoon, and Mrs. j.
Park Jones of 2109 Darwin avenue will
be. hostess at a hosiery shower Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. ]. A. Moore of Carondelet street
entertained yesterday afternoon with
a bridge whist party in honor of her
sister, Mrs e. I. Grumley of Washing
: ton. ID. G., who is passing the winter
in Los Angeles The house was deco
rated with Christmas flowers. poin-
settits and red carnations being COM
bined with ferns Mrs. Moore was
assisted by her daughter, Miss Gladys
Moore, Miss Jean Lines and Miss
Galetta Mushet Among the guests
were Mrs. William A. Morehouse, Mrs.
c. e. Burial, Mrs. Richard G, Beebe,
Mrs. Louise Line, Mrs. Augustus S.
Coombes, Mrs. George H. Bnglehard,
Mrs. Margaret H. Hamilton, Mrs.
Waldo d. Hallett, Mrs. Alice Covert,
Mrs. John f. Andrews, Mrs. w. c.
Leonard Mrs. Edward r. Feuerboen,
Mrs! A. zimmerman, Mrs. Jasper Gran
DALI Mrs. Richard Bruins, Mrs. r. B.
Williamson, Mrs. II. K. Williamson,
Mrs. Frank A. Vickery. Mrs. Willis
Paris, Mrs. Charles B. Nichols, Mrs.
r. c. Goodwin. Mrs. John Cornwell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Nash, Mrs. w. G.
Mushet, Mrs. j. A. McKenchnie, Mrs.
Essie M. Kemper, Mrs. Louise Her
henhas, Mrs. Arthur Nash. Mrs. A. S.
Vermilyea, Miss Euretta Gilbert, Miss
Alice zimmerman, Miss Galetta Mushet
and Miss Jean Lines
Miss Juliet Borden, daughter of
Sheldon Borden, entertained last even
ing with dinner party at her home
in South Hope street. The dinner was
given in honor of two of the seasons
debutantes, Miss Florence Wood and
Miss Mildred Burnett The table was
dainty with Enchantress carnations
banked in the center and Cecil Bruner
roses and ferns scattered over the
cloth. Covers were laid >for Miss Bor-
den, the guest of honor: Miss Elizabeth
Katherine Stearns, Miss Sally Bonner,
Miss Emma Conroy, Miss Lucille
Clark, Henry DAILY, William Reid Jack
Somers, Dick Clapp, Warren Gillelen,
George Ennis, Henry Blackmore, Tim
Horan and Neil Pendleton.
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WOMAN'S SLAYER REMOVED
FROM HOSPITAL TO JAIL.
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