Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
los ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1910


will entertain Saturday with miscel-
laneous shower for Miss Margery Bax-
ter whose engagement TO f. Earl
Brown was announced recently. Those
who will make the merry party are;
Miss Lulu Healy, Miss Bernice Healy,
Mrs. Frank Mulks, Miss Florence
Frankland, Miss Ada Forbes, Miss May
McGowen, Miss Mabel Othemer, Miss
Mabel Easley, Miss Mildred Lloyd,
Miss Pearl Gepchell, 1Lrs. John Reed,
Mrs. Harry Fitch, Mrs Herbert Gea-
prix, Mrs. S. r. Baxter and Miss Ruth
Baxter.
Mrs. w. C. Tonxin of the Navarro
apartments left Friday for Chicago
where she will visit friends during the
summer.
Harry Fryman of Hotel Hayward
left Saturday for San Francisco where
he will join Mrs Fryman, who, wiM
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack jenkins, has been
sojourning in the northern city.
Mrs. S. G. Moore of South Hill street
left for the east last Friday. Mrs
Moore intends to pass three months
visiting in her old home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Marsh of West
Washington street have gone north.
They are planning a visit in San Fran
cisco before going into the Yosemite,
where they win pass month.
s.
The Emerald Whist club entertained
Thursday afternoon at the esidence OF
Mrs. Baugh, 1918 East Vernon avenue.
| Refreshments were served and the
prizes were won by Mrs. Springer and
| and Mrs. Burkhardt. Those who are
members are Mesdames Baugh, Burk-
haTdt, Conn, fiornaday, nickok, Lam
| don, Mead, Perry, Scarce, Schenck,
Springer and Wiebens.
Mrs. William Frampton of 2424 West
| Twenty ninth place will entertain with
| a novelty shower this afternoon in
| honor of Miss Blanche Loomis.
Eighteen invitations have been issued
and jolly time is anticipated.
A reception was given Saturday
afternoon by the young women stu
dents in the Mortified hall. They
were assisted by Mrs. Fred Hooker
Jones. The hall was decorated daintily
with yellow and white roses and core
| opsis.
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell whose en-
! gagement to George B. hartman was
| announced recently, left Wednesday
morning, accompanied by her sister,
| Miss Mary Caldwell, on a visit to her
uncle, James l.. Meade, in Chicago.
| They expect to be gone until fall and
will visit in the east and on returning
! to California will join their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Caldwell, at Lake
| Tahoe. On the return of the family in
the fall Miss Caldwell will begin prep
arations for her wedding, the date of
which has not yet been set.
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Mrs. c. L. O'Leary of Wiltshire boule-
ward will entertain with bridge
luncheon at her beautiful home this
| afternoon.
Among the affairs given in honor OF
the brides and bridegrooms-e elect was
! that of a luncheon at the Mt. Wash
ington hotel in honor of Thomas c.
Ridgeway Friday afternoon by William
Bachelor. The table was decorated
with gorgeous red poppies and the
place cards were in the same color
Covers were laid for Robet c. Dever-
eaux Chauncey T. Shilling. Charles L.
| Bachelor, Justice Rice, William
Bachelor and Mr.. Ridgeway. An au-
tomobile ride through Eagle Rock val
ley was enjoyed after the luncheon
Mr.. Ridgeway will be married to Miss
Grace Rowley early in June and the
affair was the first the ushers have
planned in his honor.
Mrs. c. F. Ginther' and her sister
Miss Carl Kwis, entertained with q
china showed Friday afternoon at the
residence of Miss Kwis in st. Louis
street in honor of their cousin, Miss
Pearl Cole of Whittier, who will be
married to Leland Hull early in June.
| The decorations were in green and
| pink Elaborate refreshments were
served Those present were Mrs.
j. A. Cole, Mrs. c. E. Cole, Mrs. Guy
| Tyler. Miss Clara Clark and Miss
Esther Rainholdt of Whittier; Mrs. La
Verne Watt, Mrs. Gertrude Campbell
Mrs. George Campbell, Mrs. Irving
Pearne, Mrs. M. E. Keller, Mrs. Maude
Jones, Ms. George Anderson, Mrs.
Maude Tweedy, Mrs. W. P. Schlosser,
| Mrs. Nav Lugo, Mrs. William Helpes,
| Mrs. Anna Smith, Mrs. A. TWeedy,
Mrs. Eva Groton, Mrs. Nellie Decker,
Mrs. Fred Stone, Mrs. A. H. Cheney,
Mrs j. B. Ginther, Mrs. f. w. Brant of
Santa Monica, Mrs. Walter Bryson,
Miss Lola Schlosser and Miss Lyla
| Campbell.
| A merry theater party at the Or
| pheum last evening was composed OF
! thirty former residents of New Hamp-
| shire who have made their homes III
| Los Angeles. Those in the party were
Mr. and Mrs Ray Sterry, Mr. and Mrs,
! George P. Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce,
Mrs. Fred Hunt, Mrs. Ella Bassett,
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Woodman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tenny, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. kim
| ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Stockwell, Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles Greene, Mr. and Mrs.
| Chandelier and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Kerckhoff
| and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker, who
| have been passing the week at Arrow
head Springs, have returned to the
city.
The following We're noticed at Levy S
| yesterday afternoon. with parties haV-
| ing tea after the theater: Mrs. Page,
| A. Cohn, E. w. Gelett, w. Hughes,
Henry Fl. J4issner, James Hellman, J.
| I<lingensten, Josh Marks, M. LoWen-
stein, A. Respold.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Roberts, MISS
Marie and Miss Louise Roberts, will
! leave Los Angeles Saturday under the
| auspices of the steamship department
of the German-American Savings bank
on an extended tour through Ireland
| Tngland, Scotland, France, Germany
and other parts of Europe. They will
! sail the S. S. Carmania.
VETERANS WATCH STOLEN;
CHARLES YOUNG ACCUSED