Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-28
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Senator and Mrs Eugene S. Ives Of
Shorb entertained with a reception and
cotillon last evening in honor of their
daughters, Miss Annette Ives and Miss
Cora Ives. The house and grounds
We're beautifully decorated with gar
lands of pepper boughs and ferns.
through which twinkled hundreds OK
red and green electric lights. The gar
dens were also lighted with the red
and green lights, and after supper the
cotilon was danced in an immense
tent erected I'm the grounds. over 25O
invitations were issued and the guests
were taken out in special cars. Mrs.
Ives was attired in gown of black
spangled satin. Miss Annette Ives wore
pink satin covered with chiffon anu
Miss Cora Ives was attircd in white
brocaded satin veled with chiffon
trimmed with dainty chiffon roses.
Both the debutantes carried showers
of pink roses. Senator and Mrs. Ives
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ed
win T. Earl, Mrs. l.. n. Brunswig, Mrs.
Ernest \. Bryant. Mrs. Thomas II.
Gibbon, Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. VIII
loughby Rodman, Mrs. William Il.
Dunn Mrs. e. j. Marshall. Mrs Wes-
ley Roberts, Mrs. Guy Barham and the
Misses SuSanne Lynch, Lucille Clark,
Anne Patton. Marjorie Utlcy Mary
Addison Walker, lnez clark. Echo AL
len, Kate Van Nuys. Emma Conroy,
Anne McDcrmott and Katherine
Stearns.
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The Southern California Woman's
Press club entertained with its mid
winter reception preceded by musical
at the Woman's club house in South
Figueroa street last evening. The club
house was decorated with Christmas
flowers and greens, poinscttias and
holly being used with potted palms and
plants The musical program was rem
dered by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Girard.
Miss Hazel Runge, Leroy Jepson and
Earl Crouch. Helen Tappc's string or
chestra furnished music for tho recep-
tion which followed. Mrs. Hampton l..
Story is chairman of the social com
mttee and Miss Haura Grover Smith
of the open program committee. Inc
following women were asked to assist:
Mrs David McCan, Mrs. samuel I.
Glover, Mrs. Elizabeth DeJeans Bud
gett, Mrs. Emma l.. Reed, Mrs. Sidle
Lawrence, Mrs. Una Hopkins Nixon,
Miss Marthene NJ Dietrichson. Mrs.
Arthur B. Dodge. Mrs. NJ. n. +. BridS
ham, Mrs. George Drake Ruddy, Mrs.
Harriet Williams Myers, Mrs. Har-
mon u. Ryus. Mrs. Drew pruett. Mrs.
Jdah Meacham Strobridge. Mrs D. NJ.
Riordan, Mrs. Jennie Twitchell Kemp
ton. Mrs. Louise George, DR.. EYange-
line Jordan, Mrs. Bessie Shew Miller,
Mrs ID X. Foster Mrs. Mary Bow
man. Nine. de Blumenthal, Mrs. Hec-
tor Alliot. Mrs Ada Henry Van Pelt,
Mrs Edmund Burton and the Misses
Ruth SterrY, Jean BrdSham, Laura
Zerbe, Bess Num- Elsie Smith, Ruth
Burke, Flora Jones, Alma May Cook,
Ethel NJ. Dolson. Alice May Chaplin,
Jeanette Converse, Myrtle Garrison and
Mrs. Herbert Perry.
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The Multnomah club entertained
with delightful dance last evening
at the Venice pavilion. The auditorium
was decorated with holly. Christmas
bells and mistetoe. The grand march
opened at $50 and the dancing con-
tlnued until the wee sma hours.
special program was rendered by the
Vehice orchestra. The club consists
of a number of high school and col
lege men. and their guests included
most of the young men and women
who are passing the holidays at home.
The patronesses included Mrs. Edward
i. Doheny, Mrs. Abbot Kinney, Mrs.
O. NJ Souden, Mrs. Otheman Stevens,
Mrs George Edward Graham, Mrs.
William Bayly and Miss Lcnore King.
The members of the Multnomah club
are Clyde Potter. University of South
ern California;: John Siddall. Los An
geles high school; Robert b. Wheelan.
University of Southern California;
John Bogue, Los Angeles high school;
Harold sherman, Polytechnic high
school: John Hasemeier, Manual Arts
high school; Lowell Chambers, Holly
wood high school, and James A. Brewer,
Park bank.
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The members of the Delta Iota Chi
sorority entertained with a delightful
dancing party last evening at Kramer's
in South Grand avenue. The ballroom
was decorated with scarlet flowers and
ferns. holly and poinsettias being COM
hined with broad streamers of tulle
and Christmas bells The Christmas