Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

miniature flags. Handsome pieces Of
china, hand-painted in red and white
and blue and white. were given as
prizes in the games.
Other guests present we're Mrs. j. A
Morgan of San Francisco, Mrs. Peter
Spellacy, Mrs. J. T. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Charles E. Noyes, Mrs. w. NJ. Wallace,
Mrs. Florence Cramton, Mrs. Grace
Nichols Mrs. Frank Garrett and Mrs
G.. o. Clifford.
Mrs. Philip D. Wilson of South Union
avenue gave tea Thursday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Charles Finley
Fikes, who recently arrived with Col.
and Mrs. John Lambert from their
home in Chicago.
Presiding at the tea and coffee urns
were Mrs. George Schumer of Chicago,
Mrs. H. Bert Ellis, Mrs. Louis Scheller
and Mrs. James Ogilvie.
Assisting were Mrs. Herman Darling,
Mrs. Otheman Stevens, Mrs. Charles B.
Nichols and Mrs. John Lambert.
Young women who assisted in the
dining room included Miss Kathleen
Spring, Miss Vera Spring, Miss Roch
and Miss Clarisse Stevens.
Col. and Mrs. Lambert, who spend
their winters in Pasadena, where they
are erecting handsome home, are en-
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weekend automobile trip to Coronado.
The party, which filled two machines,
started Friday and will not return until
late Tuesday afternoon.
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Miss Vera Atkinson of Toberman
street entertained the Friday After
noon club Wednesday. A business
meeting was held and plans were dis
cussed for the annual ball which will
be held in the spring.
Mrs. Frank A. Vickrey entertained
at her home in Andrews boulevard
Thursday with luncheon, the first of
two which she is giving.
United States flags and scarlet car
nations furnished a decorative scheme
suggestive of Washington's birthday
anniversary.
The guests were seated at two large
tables, covers being laid for nineteen
at the table in the dining room, while
that in the adjoining curio room seated
twelve.
Mrs. vickrey will entertain with a
second luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. C. C. Loomis of Hotel Aleanx
dria returned the first of the week
from a months visit in San Francisco
where she has been the guest of Capt.
ana MIS-. L. a. hCl hlOS'
Guests at Mountain View inn were
entertained with cards Friday even
ing, ten tables being set.
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Miss Myrtle C. Godfrey of Ocean
Park. who sails March 20 on a trip
around the world, is being the hon
ored guest at a number of pleasant
social affairs given by members of the
afo to-, Of n
Fine Arts, U. S. c., of which she is
treasurer.
Miss Godfrey was honored at an in
formal afternoon given Thursday by
Miss Alma May Cook, president of the
Alumni, at the Ell Moro and was the
recipient of a surprise shower of gifts
suitable for use while travelling. The
apartment was decorated with huge
.clusters of violets and Miss Cook was
assisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. J. Freeman Cook, and Miss Nelly
Hunter.
Miss Katherine and Miss Hildah
Sorenson, also members of the associa-
ton, gave a 800 party at their home,
"Locusthurst," in Whittier, yesterday
afternoon, where Miss Godfrey and
Miss Mamie Lee, who will pass the
summer in Europe, shared the honors.
Miss Florence May Winter is, plan
nlnR TO entertain LOT MISS dOulISy Win
a card party and Miss Ava c. Wells
will entertain at her home in Santa
Ana in honor of the same popular
young woman, guests of all these af-
fairs being the members of the Alumni.
Miss Godfrey will leave March 10
for Seattle. accompanying her mother
and sister, Mrs. M c. Godfrey and
Mrs. Addison Day, and there they
will be Joined by Miss Alice Blanch-
ard, the party to sail on the Minnesota
direct for Japan. From Japan they
will go to China, will visit the Philip
pines and India, Suez canal and Egypt,
and after doing Italy will witness the
Passion play and tour Europe. Sail
ing from Liverpool for New York they
will make their way leisurely across
the continent to Los Angeles. They ex-
pect to be absent six months.
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Mrs. George Drake Ruddy is leaving
Tuesday via the Southern Pacific for a
sojourn of a month or more in New
Orleans, going later to her former
home in Madison, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruddy have occupied