Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
Society
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MAY 10. Covers will be laid for fifteen.
Mrs. Robert Adams will entertain with
a luncheon in honor of Miss Zobelein
Saturday afternoon at the Casa Yer
dugo.
Mrs. Jasper E. Crandall will enter
tain with a bridge party at her beauti-
ful new home in Berendo street Tues
day afternoon.
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An enjoyable dancing party was
given at the Hampden Arms Wednes
day evening in honor of Miss Kitty
Barrett, who has been visiting in Los
Angeles, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett, and who
left for home on Thursday evening.
The house was beautifully decorated,
the halls and walls being draped with
immense branches of live oak aspara-
gus plumosus, and the mantes banked
with pink Nanon Cochet roses and
white carnations.
DR.. and Gfrs. Harris Garcelon of 9177
West Fifth street will return from Old
Mexico the first of the week.
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There are many parties being planned
for the graduates of the different
schools, and there is much hutter and
excitement in consequence. For the
Westlake school for girls the juniors
will give a dance for the seniors at
the Women's clubhouse the evening
of May 20, while the teachers will
give dance to the seniors the second
Wednesday in June at the same place.
There will also be an alumni banquet
after the graduation exercises at the
Women's clubhouse. The graduating
class this year will be Misses lone
Dow, Whittmore, Sybil Kellogg,
Dorothea Chapman, Ethel Forsythe,
Jennie Jones. Esther Griggs, Louise
Moss, Gertrude Brands, Gentry Wich-
lizer, Frances Vermilyea- Julia Tro-
coniz and Katherine Edison, who is
class president.
Formal announcement Of the en-
gagement of Miss Elizabeth Lucille
Caldwell daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Caldwell of 1929 Orange street,
to George Barrett hartman of this city
was made when Mrs, Caldwell enter
tained eleven Of the most intimate
friends of her daughter at a luncheon.
Covers were laid for Miss Geneva Mo-
joiner, Miss Grace Delano, Miss Rose
Alexander Miss Emma Greenlaw, Miss
Gladys Wallace, Miss Ruth Conley,
Miss Ruth Woodham, Miss Edith Haz-
lett, Miss Josephine Mel, Miss Laura
Donnell and Miss Mary Caldwell.
When Miss Caldwell returns from an
eastern trip she is now contemplating
the date for the wedding will probably
be set. She will be gone for two
months, and will visit Chicago and
Kansas City.
Members of the Muskegon club were
entertained at luncheon yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
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Fifty-one. The tables were decorated
with ferns and California poppies, and
covers were laid for Mrs. Newcomb
McGraft of Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. A
H. Doty of Munising, Mich, and Mrs.
J. II. Selkirk, formerly of Muskegon
but now of Chicago, all Of whom are
passing the winter in Los Angeles.
other guests, all former residents Of
Muskegon, were Mrs Fred z. Libby,
Mrs. Edwin ]. Smith, Mrs. Harry
Cummings and son, Mrs. Walter
Schurz and daughter Ruth, Mrs. A. M.
McLaren, Mrs. Charles Fiske Smith,
Mrs. C. S. Matoon, Mrs. Frances
Alemmback, Mrs. F. G.. Seydenitz, Mrs.
M. e. Miner, Miss Elinor Smith and
Miss Dorothy Brooks.
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Mrs John R. Prince OF 1914 Leighton
avenue will be at home Informally TO
her friends Friday afternoon from 2
to 5. Mrs. Seward Noble who has been
the house guest of Mrs. Prince for
some time, has been called home to
Detroit by the serious illness of her
sister.
Mrs. Frank Burns of Hollywood was
hostess Friday afternoon at a luncheon
given at her home in Hillside avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Phillips. 1925 West
washington street, will entertain in
honor of their son and daughter, Mr..
married, Tuesday afternoon from
to 3.
Mrs. ]. E. Wellman Of Hotel Lanker-
SHIN entertained with a matinee party
and luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Alan l. War
ren, Mrs. A. C. Taylor, Mrs. S. V.
Alsprach, Mrs. Alva Kennard, Mrs. j.
b. Trip, Mrs. A. II. Ten Brock, Mrs.
Ella Pearn, Mrs. oliver Ross, Mrs.
Henry Ragatz jr., Mrs. Don Jacobs,
Mrs. G. M. Crawford, Mrs. Anna
Gathers, Mrs. Louis Kennedy and Miss
Bess Haley.
The members of the Olive Whist
club were entertained at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Harrod at
Dutch supper last Wednesday evening.
Covers were laid for MIR. and Mrs.
Charles E. Morris, Mr., and Mrs. G..
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Win
ter Mr. and Mrs Frederick L. Colds
borough, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stone,
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Doak.
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Mrs. Robert schoeter entertained
with bridge Thursday afternoon at her
home in ArapahOe street. Places were
laid for Mesdames Ethel Graham Wal
ter ]. Wren, Frank Burroughs, George
Mcintyre. Sol Davis, J. r. Prince, Rob-
ert Rowe, Frank Ryan, Edgar Fruh-
ling, Robert Hotelin, E. M. Scott, Miss
Grace Whitesell. Miss Lydia Kellam
and Miss Gertrude Adams.
Mrs. Frank W. Richards celebrated
Mr.. Richards birthday with a dance
recently, it being a complete surprise
to him. Those present were Mrs. e. w.
Alexander of San Francisco, Mrs. NJ. e.
Richards, Mrs. A. Armstrong Mrs. B.
Heniras, Mrs. ]. w. Provard, the
Misses Margaret Rimpau, Florence
Provard, Florence Chase, Florence
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