Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

on visit to the Toms home in Boston
that Signor di Pasquali met his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Med. Taylor
of West Adams street, who had been
passing the summer travelling in
Europe, returned home last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Rank of Wood
lawn avenue will entertain with re-
ception at the Ebell club house tomor-
row evening in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
over one hundred invitations have
been issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Rank will
be assisted by their daughters, Mrs.
H. o. Wiltsee and Mrs. f. X. Weidler.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Shirley of the
Hotel Leighton left recently for an ex-
tended trip through the east. They
will return early in January
Commander and Mrs. Ward Win
chell of Kenwood avenue will enter
tain with a ghost party tomorrow
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Bowles will
entertain Tuesday evening, November
s, at their home in Arapahoe street.
| s
Mrs. Carl Doran of 919 South Yer
mont avenue will be hostess with a
| luncheon and card party Wednesday
afternoon, November II.
DR.. and Mrs. Milbank Johnson and
| their daughter, Miss Evelyn Johnson
who have been travelling through the
east, have returned and are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Marsh in Westminster place. Miss
| Louise Johnson, Who accompanied
| tered at Mrs. Shipley's school, prepar-
| ing for Bryn Mawr.
s.
Miss Laura Grover Smith of West
| Twenty fourth street entertained in
| formally at cards Wednesday after
noon, having as special guests Mrs
! Edward Croft Green of Pasadena and
Mrs. Shelley Tolhurst, who has re-
! Gently returned from trip around the
world. This is the first of a series OF
bridge parties with which Miss Smith
will entertain this winter.
s
Mrs. Anderson Rose and her daugh-
! ter, Miss Bertha Rose, of West Thir-
| tieth street have returned from fouI
months trip to Alaska, Lake Tahoe
and Del Monte.
Miss Eta Radcliffe of 1142 South
! Grand avenue left for trip east
stopping at Grand Canyon, Chicago
| New York and Boston. Miss Radcliffe
will return about December 20
Mrs. Ray Shelton, 29S7 Hobart
| boulevard, was hostess at a beauti-
| fully appointed luncheon on Wednes-
| day afternoon. Decorations for the
| luncheon table were yellow chrysan-
| themums and yellow satin streamers
| Covers We're laid for Mrs. H. j. Sim
men, Mrs. Homer Kennedy, Mrs.
| George Whitney Gilkey, Mrs. Godfrey
CracRel and Mrs. Foster Dean. all the
| guests being members of the D'Accord
club.
s.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Monsch
| formerly of Ocean Park, are domiciled
for the winter at go Berendo street. q,
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| In honor of Miss Flora Matthews OF
Scranton, Pa, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. George P. Griffith, in Orchard
avenue, Mrs. Willoughby Rodman en-
tertained with a bridge party on Fri
day afternoon. The house was deco
rated with the autumn shades OF
| dahlias and the guests included: Mes
| danes Granville MACEDONIAN, Walter
Scott Newhall, Mary Longstreet, Will
| liam tombstone, W. d. WoolWine, Lynn
Helm, Scott Helm Roland Bishop, Bur
ton e. Green, c. c. Parker, George p
Griffith, Frank Kelsey, William Slim
son, Frank w. Burnett, Joseph b. Ban
ming, Hamilton Bowman Rollins, Shell
| lev H. Tolhurst, Ernest A. Bryant
| Charles c. Carpenter, Barbour, Benja-
min L. Harding, w. T. Bishop, Edwin
S. Rowley, William CasWell, j. j. Mel
lus, Curtis Williams, Carroll Allen
Willard Doron, e. Avery Mccarthy, A
j. Howard, Joseph Fl. Bohon and Miss
Decatur Page.
The committee of the st. Elizabeth's
day nursery under the charge of Mrs
| Joseph Farrell, will receive informally
tomorrow from o'clock in the morn
ing until in the evening. They will
receive donations for the fund of the
day nursery. Receiving with Mrs. Far
rell will be Mrs. l.. N. BrunsWig, Mrs
George Allan Hancock, Mrs Elsie
Kerckhoff, Mrs. Stephen Childs, Mrs
Alfred Solano, Mrs. Dan Murphy, Miss
Suzanne Lynch Miss Marie Mullen and
Miss Elizabeth Wolters.
s.
The Magalia apartments was the
scene of a jolly party last evening. The
spacious lobby was decorated with
chrysanthemums and ferns, and artist
ic Halloween decorations. In one cor
ner was a gypsy camp, where fortunes
were told and i'm another was a Witch's
well. After games and musical pro-
gram weres enjoyed the guests were
| escorted to the dining room, which had
been decorated with all the emblems