Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
CLUB WOMEN PLAN
CHARITY BRIDGE
Big Party at EbeIl Club for the
Benefit of, Bethlehem
Institute
$50 ARE SEATED AT TABLE
Women and Children to Be Given
Outings with Funds That
Are Secured
$50 ARE SEATED AT TABLE

Women and children of Bethlehem
institute will enjoy fresh air and sun
shine as q result of the benefit given
for them at the Ebell club house yes
terdoy. Mrs. Chauncey L. Higbee is
one of the energetic workers of this
institute, and through her organization
o charity card party was given.
There were more than $50 players at
the different tables, where the games
were progressive bridge, pivot bridge
and five hundred. Practically all of
the prizes, the decorations, refresh
ments and service were donated, and
almost the entire proceeds will go
toward the cause for which it was
given.
Patronesses for the afternoon were:
THE PATRoNEssEs
Mrs. Modini Wood, Mrs. Ralph Ha-
gan, Mrs. C. c. Carpenter, Mrs. Clyde
Taylor, Mrs. Sterry, Mrs. Walton,
Mrs. Frank Boswell, Mrs. Carl Dorm,
Mrs. w. o. Morton, Mrs. p. G. HUI
bert, Mrs. Prescott Bailey, Mrs. o. p.
Clark, Mrs. J. c. Brown, Mrs Walter
Wren, Mrs. Frank Bowles, Mrs. Hugh
Jones, Mrs. Matthew Robertson, Mrs.
G.. A. Bobrick, Mrs. j. M 'Neeland,
Mrs. Donald Keeler, Mrs. B. F. Church,
Mrs. w. Rouse, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mrs
Harry Fryman, Mrs. w. G. Vallikett,
Mrs. Woollacott, Miss M. e. Richards.
Miss Ethel Walker, Miss Flora Thresh-
er, Mrs. L. G. Carlisle, Mrs. William
Mackey, Mrs. S. w. Lang, Mrs. Jay
Harmon d. Ryus, Mrs. e. B. Flack,
Mrs j. j. Jenkins, Mrs. William H.
Jamison, Mrs. A. K. Brauer, Mrs.
Frederick w. Eldridge, Miss Hunter,
Mrs. L. E. Ford, Mrs. e. ]. Brent,
Mrs. James H. Owen, Mrs. w. J. Hole,
Mrs. Matthew Everhardy, Mrs. F. II.
Nichols, Mrs. F. H. Noyes and Mrs
S. F. Macfarlane.
Receiving the guests with Mrs. Hig-
bee were Mrs. o. P. Clark, Mrs. w.
J. Hole, Mrs. E. C. Bellows and Mrs.
P. G. Hubert.
HOSTESSES' ASSISTANTS
Assisting these hostesses were Mrs.
Roland Paul, Mrs. William Jamison,
Mrs. ]. ]. Jenkins, Mrs. William
Mackle, Mrs. w. C. Vallikett, Mrs.
George w. Kress, Mrs. Harry Fryman,
Mrs. w. L. Martin and Miss Woolla-
colt.
The scores were in charge of Miss
Maud Elizabeth Richards, Miss Flora
Thresher, Miss Esther Walker, Miss
Martha Hamilton and Miss Margaret
Wollacott.
Many of the tables were made up
with little private parties. and of
these Mrs. e. J. Brent gave a large
party, including in her guest list Mrs.
H. c. Fryman, Miss Maude Richards,
Mrs. George Bobrick, Mrs. Frank Jay,
Mrs. Theodore Ellington, Mrs. En-
merson Gee, Mrs. S. r. Macfarlane,
Mrs. Matthew Everhardy, Mrs. o. n.
Justice, Mrs. M. e. Johnson, Mrs. e..
German, Mrs. Mabel Kingman, Mrs.
j. Kelley, Mrs. A. J. Prosser. Mrs.
Dayner, Mrs. George N. Beck, Mrs. j.
Zalensky and Miss Ray Norris.
MRS. HUBERT'S PARTY
Mrs. Frank B. Hubert was also
hostess to a party, the members of
which We're Mrs. William Read, Mrs.
Frank Gonzales, Mrs. George Hale,
Mrs. Nellie Meigs, Mrs. Harry Brown,
Mrs. NJ H. Hawkins, Mrs William
Lane, Mrs. Carl MacHay, Mrs. Frank
Goucher and Mrs. Robert Hardy.
Mrs A. K. Brauer entertained sew
eral tables, and among her guests
were Mrs. William Schreiber, Mrs.
Jacob j. Hanst, Mrs. w. J. Rice, Mrs.
John C. Smith, Mrs. j. B. Harrison,
Mrs. A. l.. Hutchinson, Mrs. Carl,
Mrs. George S. Lapham, Mrs. w. H.
Eskley, Mrs. Perry Howard, Mrs. Jack
Hammer Mrs. Edward Sargent, Mrs.
Margaret Nordaunt, Mrs. w. H.
Maynes, Mrs. Emil Breidenbach, Mrs.
S. H. Stonberry, Mrs. Paul Peppers
and Mrs. F. L. Dwight.
Mrs. Charles L. Bagley had two ta-
bles reserved, and included in her
guests Mrs. ]. N. Russell. Mrs. Mot
thew Robertson, Mrs. Morris Albee,
Mrs. H. D. Ryus, Mrs. M. K. Daniels,
Mrs. Maude A. Holmes and Mrs. Albert
N. Stephens.
OTHER PARTIES
Mrs. M. E.. Hills had a party of
twenty with her, Mrs. Clinton Sterry
had several tables reserved and Mrs.
Walter Wren and Mrs. George Walker
also entertained one or more tables
Mrs. M. P. Snyder and Mrs. Clarence
de Camp enjoyed the afternoon with a
number of congenial friends their
party including Mrs. George Perkins
Miss Grace Perkins, Mrs. G. j, How
land, Mrs. Charles Ramsay, Mrs. James
Worden. Miss Olmstead, Mrs. Frances
Dickson and Mrs. Mackey.
The prizes for the five hundred game
were awarded to Mrs. S. A, Brooks
Mrs. S. v. Alspach. Mrs. P. c. John
son, Miss Riggle, Mrs. Myall and Miss
bridge We're captured by Mrs. Frank
Harbert, Mrs. F. B. Gonzales, Mrs
Robert Hardy and Mrs. Ethelwy Wal
ker. For the progressive bridge Miss
Mabel Fisher, Miss Bertha Ducommun
Miss Frances May Redman and Miss
Margaret Woolacott were the winners
Mrs. E. j :. Brent gave two separate
prizes for her guests, and they were
won by Mrs. Edgar German and Mrs.
Harry Fryman. Mrs. Charles Bagley
also gave separate prizes, which were
won by Mrs. Morris Albee and MRS:
]. N, Russell. Mrs. George Kress had
charge of the five hundred tables Mrs.
Matthew Robertson of the bridge ia
bles and Mrs. Lewis Clarke Carllsle
managed for the pivot bridge section.
Mrs. ]. C. Brown had the tickets IN
charge. and Mrs. w. c.. Vallikett ana
Miss Winifred Waite decorated the
club house with hydrangaes, sweet
peas and profusion Of ferns.
OTHERS PRESENT
Others who were there We're MIS-
Frances Dixon. Mrs. G. 3. Anderson
Mrs. Thomas Patterson MIS-: ID;
Church, Mrs. Olin Wellborn, Mrs. Iel-
fair Creighton. Mrs. George Rector
Countess Wachtmeister, MIS- rI 1r"HA -
Coodin Mrs. w. f. Brice, Mrs. w. q
Horn. Mrs. H. b. Flack, Mrs. Alexan-
der Robriclk. Mrs Hampton story
Mrs. c. S. Gilbert, Mrs b. II. Nlcnols'
Miss Alice Tobey, Miss Lulu Page
Mrs. ]. w. McAlestar, Mrs. w. L.