Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
Society


with last nights attendance at Id
Gioconda" and the bookings for the re-
naming performances as 1ndlcallols,
it seems safe augury that the present
season of grand opera Will be one OF
the notable social attractions OF the
winter and the chief semi-social offer
ing of Lent. Among the promlnent
musicians who were present on TINS
onening night were Madam Jennie
Kempton. Mr.. and Mrs. Thilo Becker
Harley Hamilton, Miss Dietrickson OF
Pasadena and Senior LucchesI
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Holterhof, Jr',
and DR.. and Mrs Guy Cochran formed
a party, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lanler haRt-
lett entertained Miss BeDell.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Stimson, MI
and Mrs. e. A. Preuss and Mr.. and
Mrs. Secondo Guasti We're togethef'
and with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto sweet was
Miss Florence Marx, who Win her
mother. Mrs. Marx, returned last week
from an extended absence in Europe.
Mrs w s Hook entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Holiday, who are on the
eve of departure for summer IN
Europe, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Bfanu.
Mrs. Burt Estes Howard of Berkeley
was escorted by James Slauson, ana
few seats away We're Mr. ana Mrs;
David Chambers McCan; MI +taain an
Mrs. Barrow French had as tnelr
guest Miss Helen KlolSke, and 1ust pc
yond were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. breiie
and Dr. and Mrs. Justice. ,.
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Modinl- w ood
was their charming daughter MISS
Elizabeth, who is to make her oepu.
the latter part of March, with MT. ana
Mrs. McGilvray, Miss Katherine 1FaFeS
and Chester Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marsh enter
tanned friends, and Col. J. B. Lanker-
SHIN. with his son and pretty daugh-
ter, occupied one of the boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William May Garland
and a. party of friends heard the opera
from q box, and Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
Workman, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Ham
burger, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Taylor
and party of friends were also inter
ested listeners
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayly, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. B. Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Cheney and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Collins
were neighbors, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Jevne and Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Feather
stone also were recognized.
DR.. and Mrs. LeMoyne Wills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ball and Miss Hawkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Myers and party,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Myer, Mrs. ]. Gilligan,
Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott, Mrs. ]. M.
Metcalf of Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
,A1GLCdil, MI. anu MIS-. Il IL I1EChCl anu
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Kuster, with d. w.
Z. Waddell, were noted.
Reservations have been made for en-
suing performances by the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mines, A. Gardner,
party of three; L. r. Wharton, party
of three; A. L. Cheney and wife,
Charles Seyler, jr, Mrs. c. Eaton,
Pasadena, party Of five; H. E. Vance,
Pasadena, party of four; M. S. He'll
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party of four; R. Westbrook, D. A
McGilvray, e. Hewlett and wife, box
party; H. L. Blackmore.
Following a luncheon at the Alex
andria Wednesday for Mrs. w. Harry
Brown of Pittsburg, Pa, Mrs. E. l..
Doheney will entertain the following
guests at the Mason, five boxes having
been reserved:
Mrs. ]. Champion Anderson, Mrs.
Reuben Shelter, Mrs. ]. S. Chapman,
Mrs. William Bayly, Mrs. j. Ross
Clark, Mrs Charles Modini-Wo Mrs.
E. P. Johnson, jr., Mrs. William Ran
dolph Hearst, Mrs. Anita Wilson
Posey, Mrs. Charles J. Garfield, Chi
cago; Mrs. George Sevegart, Chicago;
Mrs. James Scott, Pittsburg; Mrs. Will
liam H. Smith, Mrs. J. H. w. Myers.
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Mr. and Mrs J. B. Monlux were host
and hostess at their home in West
Twenty third street last night at a
merry gathering of the Progress club,
a George Washington dinner being the
feature of the evening.
The affair celebrated the birthday
anniversaries of George Washington,
Abraham Lincoln, Henry W. Longfel
low and ST. Valentines day. Tables
were set in the dining room, the Ii
brary, the living room and the recep
ton hall. Tables in the dining room
We're decorated with cherries and
hatchets, in the library with red, white
and blue; in the living room with
hearts, and in the reception hall with
green and white. Candles We're used
throughout. Menu arrangements We're
in old-time colonial dishes.
Assisting the host and hostess were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Marsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Cortelyou and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Grain.
Other guests for whom covers were
laid We're Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Bettin-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis f. Curtis, Dr.
and Mrs W. F. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Y Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Darcy,
Mr.. and Mrs. i. E. Behymer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Behymer, Mrs. Mabel Sum
mers, Mrs. Ella Orr, Miss Lulu Johns,
Miss Hortense Monlux, Miss Elsie
Behymer and Messrs. Louis f. Curtis,
jr., and Hodges. Guests besides club
members included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Potter of Galesburg, Ill, Mrs. Johns
and Messrs. A. Greet and C. A. Greet.
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AS a delightful finale to Kirmess
gayeties for those who took part in the
Indian dances and their chaperons, was
the informal hospitality enjoyed at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Rogers in West
Adams street, Saturday evening, when
dancing and music were followed by
supper,
other guests entertained were Miss
Goldie Myers of San Francisco, Mrs.
Rogers house guest; Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss of Berkeley, who with her
mother was a guest at the Rogers home
week before last; Miss Carlisle of Illi-
nois, who is here for the winter, and
and Alfred Allen Miss Hotchkiss is
tennis champion and Miss Myers is a
winner of tennis fame and Miss Hotch-
kiss partner in doubles.
Those in the dance were Miss M
Louise Freese, Miss Kate Freese, Miss
Florence Wadsworth, Miss Dora D.
Rogers, Miss Rowena Newton, Miss
Lilly M. Olshausen, Miss Rae Belle
Morlan, Miss Romaine PoindeXter, Miss
Agnes Helen Whitaker, Miss Mary
Boynton, Miss Helen Parker, Miss
Hazel Eva Parker and Messrs. Edwin
A. de Voss, Nelson C. Lally, Fred L..
Letten, William Theodore Behr Ever
ett C. Maxwell Fred e. Weller, Roy f.
Allen, Norman II. Bradshaw, Charles
]. Sutton. Charles A. Rogers and Ed
gar K. Brown.
Mrs. Wiley Ambrose of Lake street
entertained with a tea yesterday
afternoon. complimenting Miss Mil