Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
Society
MFRS. HENRY o'MELvENY en-
lV tertained with a tea yesterday
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uN tertained with tea yesterday
afternoon at her beautiful
home in Wiltshire boulevard. Mrs.
James Thomas Murray and Miss
Schillin, sisters of the hostess, re-
ceived with her, and mingling among
the guests and serving in the dining
rooom and garden porch were Mrs. ].
H. Utley, Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. AL
fred Solano, Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys,
Mrs. Stephen Hubbell. Mrs. Walter
Jarvis Barlow, Madame Erskine Ross,
Mrs. Kate Vosburg, Mrs. Ernest Bry-
ant, Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall, Mrs.
w. G. Kerckhoff Mrs. Elinor Kerck-
hoff, Mrs. John f. Francis, Mrs.
Thomas l.. Duque, Mrs. II. L. Macneil,
Mrs. James Calvert Foy, Mrs. Allen
G.. Balch, Mrs. James Mcbride Coclins,
Mrs. G. Allen Hancock, Mrs. Harold
Cook Mrs. Henry Wander Leck, Mrs.
Henry McKee, Mrs. Jefferson Paul
Chandler, Miss Conaty, Miss Lynch
and the Misses Sallie Utley, Marjorie
,Utley, Inez Clark, Mary Russell, Ger
Etrude King, Marion Macneil, Jose
phine Mcmillan. Rebecca Mcmillan,
Leta Murietta, Mary Belle Elliott and
Alice Elliott. More than 300 invita-
tions We're issued and the house dec
Aorations were beautiful. In the liY-
Ding room, where the hostess received,
there were masses of American beauty
lroses, and the dining room was dec
lorated in yellow, Spanish iris; the
library in the opposite shades of re
lnunculus and the hall with japanese
Baskets of white iris and watsonias.
sThe garden porch, which is one of the
lmost beautiful features of the house,
was a bower of Cecil Bruper roses and
kpotted plants and ferns, making the
Emost beautiful summer garden, and
hpunch and tea were served out there.
A stringed orchestra played popular
airs throughout the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Let's enter
,tained with a dinner dance last even
ling, in honor of their daughters Misses
Edna and Gladys Let's, and their
house guests, Miss Leta Mccartney
land Miss Belle Carson of San Fran
lcisco. The table was prettily deco
rated with masses of pink sweet peas
and the guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William
MAY Garland. Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.
Earl, Dr. and Mrs. Rae Smith, Mr..
land Mrs. w. S. Hook, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Will H. Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
III. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Coch-
-ran, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Montgom-
lery, Mrs. Brinsmaid and the Misses
Virginia Garner, Elizabeth Wood,
LFlorence Wood, Pauline Dollmer. May
tPeyton, Marie Bobrick. Marjorie Ut
ley, Gertrude King, Madeline King,
caroline Garfield, Virginia Walsh.
Katharine Stearnes and DIR. Edward
lJanss, Harold Janss, Paul Buckin,
Morris Buchin, Jr,, Jay Crawford, Ar
thur Bosworth. Henry Baily, Arden
Day, Warren Gillelen, Andrew Mullen,
Bruce MacNeil, Arthur Bobrick, Rob
ert Peyton, Kingsley Macomber, Will
lam Reed, Maynard MacFie.
Mrs. John F. Francis, 9O5 Bonnie
Brae street, will entertain with a din
ner at her home Monday evening,
April Is.
Mrs. Fred L. Allies of 1852 Westlake
avenue will entertain with luncheon
Thursday at her home.
Miss Dorothy Boshe was hostess re-
GENTLY entertaining the Alpha Rho and
Alphi Chi sororities of the Universities
of Southern California.
Mrs. T. Horace Dudley. wife of tht
mayor of Santa Monica, will leave fol
a years outing in Europe next Thurs
day. She will be accompanied by heI
daughter, the Misses Ryon, and viii
be entertained with a farewell recep-
Aion by Mrs. Arthur Dudley.
Mrs. Jasper E. Crandall of 6O5 Be.
rendo street will entertain with card:
Tuesday afternoon. April 26
Mrs. George Rector, A4 Hartford
avenue, was hostess yesterday after
noon with bridge, the guests beinl
members of a card club to which sh'
belongs. Covers were laid flor twenty
Mrs. Alfred B. Smith entertained
with a luncheon and bridge yesterda!
afternoon at her home in Menlo ave
nue.. Covers were. laid for eight
Mrs. Lewis c. Carlisle, who has re
Gently moved into her beautiful new
home, in Berendo street will enter
tain with a luncheon Tuesday after
noon, April 26.
An engagement which has been tn
subject of much interest to Los An
geles friends is that of Miss Heller
Sherer. daughter of Mrs. Elizabetl
Sherer Of Cambridge street, to Arthu
Baker, which was announced at
luncheon given by the mother of tn
bride-elect a few days ago.
The guests We're notified by the join
names Of the young couple being ol
the place cards, which were in TIL
form of double hearts pierced will
green arrows. The color scheme O
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