Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
Society
ONCE

ONCE
sThe nations doom hangs on the babe IN that
Ana the hand t that rocks the cradle is the hand
that rules the world"
NOW
rhe nations hope hangs on the child, modern,
unrocked, unwhirled,
Ind the hands that rocked the cradle Is now
freed to rule the world!
The American Baby.
w HAT promises to be one Of the
w most enjoyable social events Of
~ the season is the military ball
to be given Friday evening in the as
sembly room by company B, Seventh
infantry, N. G. c., troop d of the First
Squadron cavalry.
This is the first of series OF an
nual events, and over 1000 invitations
have been issued.
On the reception committee are Gen.
Robert Wankowsld, Col w. G.
Sehrieber, Major Will D. Stephens,
Capt James Gum and Capt. H. B.
light.
Following the special rehearsal Of
the Womens Symphony orchestra yes
terday, which was attended by Nine
Carreno, who played with her sister
musicians, this artist and Senior Tag
liapietra were guests at the Annandale
Country club at lunceon, others in the
party being Mrs. Otto Neher, Miss
Cora Foy and Harley Hamilton.
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Young men who danced in the Mars
ovian number at the Kirmess will en-
tertain the chaperons of the dance and
their young women partners at the
Mason opera house tomorrow night
The Young hosts are MeSsrS. J. G.
Macfarland, Gurney Newlin, w. Norris
Bucklin, 1r., Alfred Wright, W. G. Van
Pels, Kurt ]. Koebig, Roy Naftzger,
Clarence A. Fitzhenry, Clyde c. Wal
lace, Carleton r. Bainbridge.
Their guests will be Mrs. NJ. j. Con-
nell, Mrs. Jefferson Paul Chandler, Mrs.
Frank S. Hicks, Mrs. Burton e. Green,
Mrs Henry Mckee, Mrs. Hugh Stew
art, Miss jeanette Garner, Miss Annie
Van Nuys, Miss Katherine Graves, Miss
Marie Bobrick, Miss Ella Gardner,
Miss Helen Newlin, Miss Marybelle
Peyton, Miss Mamie Packard, Miss
Nora Forthman, Miss Rose zobelein.
Mrs. Walter J. Trask will give a
dinner dance at the Los Angeles Coun-
try club Friday evening in compliment
to the prize team of the Kirmess, the
Scotch dancers, invitations having been
extended to a few friends beside the
chaperons and those participating in
the dances.
Mrs. Henry B. vercoe of London is
in Pasadena for two months and is
staying at the Raymond. Before her
marriage Mrs. Vercoe was Miss Adele
D'Artois of this city, where she has
many friends to welcome her RETURN
after a residence in London of fours
teen years.
Friends are interested in news of the
engagement of Miss Bessie Barkelew,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Barke-
lew of East Thirty-third street. and
Arleigh Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel a. Brown of Monte Vista
street, Highland Park. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Frank B. Yoakum Of Hotel
Leighton and Mrs. e. w. Sargent en-
tertained with a bridge luncheon of
thirty-seven covers yesterday at the
home of the latter in St. Paul avenue.
Appointments for the affair were in
pink and gold.
Mrs. George I. Cochran of Harvard
boulevard has issued invitations for
card matinee Friday. The affair will
be given in compliment to Mrs. Nc
Gean, who is spending the winter in
Los Angeles from Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. w. H. Stewart of Hoover street
entertained with valentine card party
yesterday afternoon, being assisted by
Mrs. ]. B. Mowray of Pasadena and
her daughter, Marian.
There were present to enjoy the de-
lightful occasion Mrs. Sylvester Gwalt-
ney, Mrs. NJ. W. Kennedy of Denver
Mrs. J. T. Stewart, Mrs. George A.
Ralphs, Mrs. E. j. Stanton, Mrs George
Bugbee, Mrs. j. w. McAlester Mrs.