Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mrs. GOOdnue, MTS. AhuiSNSi W .
Dunsmore, Mrs. Sherburn, Mrs. King
man, Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Sumner
Strong.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Moreton of
South Alvarado street have given up
their apartments in the Navarro and
will pass the month of May with Mrs.
Moreton's mother Mrs. E. Hunter, b5S
South Hope street. Ealy in June they
are planning to go to Ocean Park Tor
three months
Miss Rowena Mae Hall, whose we'd
ding to John Percival will take place
Wednesday, was complimented with
linen shower by the members of the
Alpha Chi Omega sorority in their
house in South Hoover street Thursday
afternoon.
During the afternoon the guests
hemmed tea towels and a set of silver
spoons with the Alpha Chi Omega
monogram was presented, following
the custm to present each Alpha Chi
bride with monogramed silver.
Mrs. r. K. Gould and Miss Ruth
Rice opened their new studio at 2212
South Union avenue with a pretty tea
yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with profusion of spring
flowers and dainty refreshments were
served in the dark" room, which was
lighted with little lanterns and candles.
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Mrs. William H. Cline entertained
with a musical recently in honor of
Miss Charlotte Schrupp and Miss Dosch
of Chicago, who are the house guests
of Mrs. A. f.. Howe of Wiltshire place.
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Mrs. S. II. Allen, 2129 Twenty-ninth
place, was hostess Thursday afternoon
at luncheon given in honor of her
n-tp hTrC QT-nd I'D Cob
of st. Louis, who have been touring
around the world and who return to
their home in St. Louis this week.
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Mrs. J. B. Mayer and Miss Regina
Mayer of Wall street, who have been
passing ten days at Murietta, returned
Friday.
Miss lone Weaver of 81 Pavilion
place entertained last night in honor
of Miss Mildred Bonsack and James
E. Sturgeon. who will be married next
month. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with roses, ferns and palms,
the dining room being a bower of
roses and red hearts.
Cards and music furnished en-
tertainment for the many present.
solos being rendered by Miss Hazel
Ralphs and Marry Weaver T.. Ralphs
and Miss Casa Pell won the first
prize, Wnlle lne cOnSOldI1On was won
by Miss Mildred Bonsack and w. Mar
shall. Among the many present were:
Misses lone Weaver Casa Bell, Ha-
eel Ralphs Mildred Bonsack, Blanche
Carr. Lena Perry Gertrude Robert
son, Mesdames H. b. Carr, H. Barman,
G.. A. Weaver. Messrs. Harry Weaver,
James e. Sturgeon, e. l.. Ralphs, w.
March. F. Munsie, G. A. Weaver. w.
w. Ralphs, w. Marshall. II. r. Carr,
II TruA and Dr Rarn1an
Miss Bertha Breckenfeld 600 st.
Paul avenue. Mr.. G. f. Raschig, Mrs.
Lousia Raschig and DR. and Mrs.
Charles Peterson left Friday morning
for an extended tour through Italy and
the south of France. under the aus
pices of the steamship department,
German American Savinos bank. Mrs.
Agnes Kimball will sail on the same
steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews and
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cox, left Friday
morning for an extended tour through
Europe. Egypt and the Holy Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Adams. 2407
South Flower street will sail on the
same steamer.
Among those who motored to the
Ojai valley for the tennis tournament
land place. Mrs. L. T. Bradford Miss
Bryan, Miss Harmon and Miss Slaney
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Philip A Stanton has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon Monday at the
Jonathan Club annex in honor of the
newspaper women of Southern Cali
fornia.
+ Mrs oliver Ross and Mrs Louis
Kennedy were hostesses at a luncheon
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yon Thursday afternoon, the guests be-
ing taken in automobiles and the
luncheon was served in tie canyon.
Those present were Mesdames A. H.
Ten Bronck. Alva Kennard. M. Hen
rich A. C. Taylor, ]. f. Wellman. Alan
7. Warren Ella Pearn. Dora Jacobs,
Anna Gathers. G. M. Crawford, S. V
Alspach, Henry Ragatz. Jr, ]. B.
Tripp and Miss Bess Haley.
The Sigma Delta Sigma Fraternity OF
the U. S. C. dental college gave its an
nual banquet at the Angelus hotel Fri
dav evening The room was lighted en-
tirely with garnet and turquoise blue
lights. On the wales were college PEN
nants. The table was decorated with
dark red carnations:
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Miss Ella White Foster gave her
graduating piano recital in the Univer-
sity of Southern California auditorium
last evening" She was assisted by Miss
Florence Lea. soprano, and Miss Esther
Davidson, accompanist. After her re-
cital the members of the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority surprised her with
party at her home.
The house was prettily decorated
with pink and white roses and ferns.
Later in the evening dainty luncheon
was served.
DR. Esther Dye, 1927 west Eighteenth
street, has gone north on a vacation
for ten days. She will be at home after
May 8.
The Young Ladies' society of the
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