Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-16
Society


1.-Two of the largest affairs OF the
week will be presided over oy
Il Mrs s. p. Mulford of South Hill
street. who entertains this afternoon
with a springtinle tea, to which $50
e,1ests have been hidden, the occasion
being a compliment to Mrs. c. Il.
Wetherby, who is spending the winter
in Los Angeles from her home IN Bur
lington, VT. =.
Mrs Mulford has issued 200 cards for
an at home tomorrow, when members
of the Ladies' Aid society of the FIRST
nj. r. church, of which she is president,
will be special guests.
Receiving with the hostess and the
guest of honor this afternoon Will be
Mrs Mulford's mother, Mrs. Anna II.
Farrar. The reception committee m
cludes Mrs. Otis Shaw, Mrs. M. M
Owens, Mrs. ]. W. Gillett, Mrs. julia
storms. Mrs. A. e. Pomeroy, Mrs. II.
w. Brodbeck, Mrs. e. A. Strong, Mrs.
w. r. Calender and Miss Marie Grove.
Mrs M e. Griswold and Mrs. d. w.
REYNOLDS will pour, and the young Ia
dies serving at the punch bowl Will be
Miss Ruth Locke, Miss Rachel F1sher,
Miss Gladys Reynolds and MISS Elsie
Decorations will all be in springtime
effects. The parlor will be transformed
into a garden of Japanese cherry
bloom, scrub oak with the white bloom,
and white hyacinths will be used with
artistic effect in the library and yellow
acacia will decorate the dining room.
Receiving with the hostess tomorrow
will be Mrs. McStevick. Mrs. K. r.
Sterling, Mrs. F. r. Warner, Mrs. =.
r nvson. Mrs. Edward Forbes, Mrs. A.
70. Sawyer, four vice presidents, mrs
r q. Dumble, Mrs. L. b. Cook, Mrs.
7, b. McMahan, Mrs. M. L. Record
secretary, Mrs. e. Q. Strong and Mrs
M. M. owen, treasurer.
Serving at the punch table Will be
Mrs. Emery Warner Mrs. Z; -. "a. "a
,nalee and Mrs. S. w. Crandall, Whlle
Mrs Griswold and Mrs. Reynolds will
again preside at the tea urn.
So
Mrs. 7. Ross Clark of West Adams
street was hostess at a luncheon at
Hotel Alexandria yesterday, compli-
mentarv to Mrs. James OXnard and
sister, Mrs Francis Roe, both OF New
York.
other guests were Mrs. Ernest O..
Bryant Mrs. J. J. Meyler, Mrs. Han
cock Banning, Mrs. Nat Wiltshire and
Mrs. Henry Carlton Lee.
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Miss Virginia Nourse of Berkeley
square has as her guest Miss Elizabeth
l3arDOr heHtuChy, w llO W III
for severl weeks. Numerous charm
ing affairs are being planned for Miss
Barbor.
Miss Florence Goodale of Blaine
street, whose marriage with Roy ID.
King will be solemnized in the spring,
entertained with a tea yesterday after
noon for her forty-five brldesmalds' an
members of the Worth While club, to
which Miss Godale belongs. The MEM
bers of the club, beside the bride-elect,
include Mrs. jamie Moncur Miss Dor
othy Tweedy, Miss Florence Radbone,
Miss Ethel Bass, Miss Louise Atkins,
Miss Dena Dockstaven, Miss Nellie
Hoover, Miss Grace Stevens, Miss Jen-
ME Cobb, Miss Blanche Brobst, Miss
May Dick, Miss Ruth Hillick, Miss Jo-
sephine Crank Miss Elsie Jones. Miss
Eloa Mitchell, Miss Genevieve McCor-
mick Miss Susie Mcconnell, Miss Car
rie Stuck, Miss Mildred Sutton, Miss
Orma Weaver, Miss Helen Best, Miss
Amelia Thaves, Miss Bess Davidson
Miss Ona Dick, Miss Drevna Thomp-
son, Miss Ruby Curry Miss Jessie
Chambers, Miss Alice Chambers, Miss
Gertrude Grove, Miss Irene Hutchinson,
Miss Jessie Johnson, Miss Virginia Mil
ler, Miss Alice Todd, Miss Ethel Daw-
ley. Miss Christine Friedman, Miss
Beulah Jungquist, Miss Florence Su-
derman, Miss Lucy Adams, Miss Lois
Sharouleau, Miss Elizabeth Agnew,
Miss Frances Blanchard, Miss May
Cummings, Miss Annabel Coverly, Miss
Alice Curtis and Miss Myrtle Buchant
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Smith Of Cata-
lisa street announce the engagement
of their daughter Miss Mabel, and w.
Brown Smith.
The news was made known at a
charmingly appointed luncheon given
by the brides mother recently Gov
ers We're laid for. Mrs. Claire Smith,
Mrs. w. A. Hazen, Mrs. Gerome Van
Zandt, Mrs. Joel Wright Coulter, Miss
Esther Smith of New York, cousin of
the groom Miss Virginia May Camp
bell, Miss Doris Davidson, Miss Gladys
Reynolds, Miss Inez Thomas, Miss
Ethel Garfield. Miss Ethel Davenport,
Miss Grace Smith, Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss Alice Rithermel Miss Agnes
Hole, Miss MaybelIe Barlow, Miss Edna
Jones, Miss May Belle Heath, Miss
Flora Mcdonald, Miss Mamie Shedy,
Miss Mary Masher, Miss Leah Phillips,
Miss Maude Wood. Miss Mabel Scott
of Riverside and Miss Edith Harris.
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Mrs: James q: Moraen o. west