Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08

yesterday afternoon in the parlors of
the Hotel Ingraham.
Folk songs of all nations were given
by Miss Mollie Adelia Brown, Miss
Blanche Ruby, Mrs. Estelle Heartt
Dryfus, Miss Margaret Goetz, George
C. Carr and the hostess. Instrumental
Dryefus, Miss Margaret Goetz, George
s. Marygold, Miss Winifred Ballard,
Mrs, James Clark, Miss Mary Mullins
and Miss Anita Abascal. Accompan-
anists were Miss Abascal, Miss Helen
Tape and Mrs. Gregg.
Guests present were members of the
Monday Musicale club and Mrs. e. w.
Britt, Mrs. e. II. Barmore, Mrs. David
Barmore, Mrs. George ]. Birkel, Mrs.
r. H. F. Variel, Mrs. Frank Yoakum,
Mrs. John D. Works, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kosterman, Mrs. Jack Hammer. Mrs.
William Mackie, Mrs. George Miller,
Mrs. j. Franklin Cook, Mrs. William
J. Porterfield, Mrs. George Steckel, Mrs.
Harry Clifford Lott, Mrs. T. j. Doug
las, Mrs. Jesse B. Alexander, Mrs Jo-
seph K. Ellison, Mrs. George Williams,
Mrs. Harry NJ. Eichelberger, Mrs.
James H. Ballagh, Mrs. Abner L. Ross
Mrs. Alfred p. Metcalf, Mrs. John N.
Metcalf, Mrs. Thomas r. Metcalf, Mrs
Chester Sargent, Pasadena; Mrs. Abb
ner Fry, Mrs. Martha Haskins, Mrs
C. w. Overton, Mrs. Sarah T. Gee,
Mrs. ]. T. Newl1irk, Mrs. j. 2. Kanst,
Mrs. c NJ. Hecker, Miss Blanche
Ruby, Miss Abbie Fry and Miss Mar
ion Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Luentzel, former
ly of Lake street, are now occupying
their new home at 625 Kenmore, where
their daughter, Miss Emmie Luentzel'
entertained with cards yesterday after
noon.
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Mrs. John r. Prince will entertain
with card matinee tomorrow in COM
pliment to Mrs. Lucy Seward Noble or
Detroit, Mich, who returned recently
from the world tour.
Mrs. Bertha Hirsch Baruch has re-
turned from San Francisco, where she
went as delegate to the Pacific coast
conference of the national council or
Jewish women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Frey, who
are leaving for Europe in May, were
special guests recently at a progress
sive luncheon given by Mrs. A. c. f.
Dee, Mrs. l.. J. Herberger and Mrs
George d. Reynolds.
The appetizing first course was
served at the home of Mrs. D9 in
East Twenty-second street, where the
decorations were in pink sweet peas
and fern and the dainty hand-painted
place cards in pastel shades being
suggestive of the course. A postcard
picture puzzle game furnished enter
tainment for a short time.
An auto spin over the city brought
them to Mrs. Herberger's home in
Maple avenue, where a substantial
second course was enjoyed and instru-
mental music and conversation filled
the intermission before it was time to
resume the motor trip.
1t was a matter for surprise when
the Reynolds home in East First street
was reached and the hand of time was
to be pointing at March
II, with the shamrock everywhere in
evidence The attractive little cards
which marked the places for this third
course represented the shamrock, the
harp of old Erin and the Irish shil-
lalah.
Entertainment consisted of vocal
and instrumental music, songs of the
olden time and Irish melodies being
sung by a quartet. A personally de-
seriptive acoustic game had basis
Of green and white cards A basket OF
Irish potatoes, white and green paper,
ribbon and tooth picks developed under !
the nimble fingers of the guests into |
miniature Irish lads and lassies, the |
prize, a handsome book, being award |
ed to Mr.. Frey.
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A party of young people, chaperoned |
by Mrs. Singer and Mrs. Herdman, |
enjoyed a jolly picnic and chicken sup |
per in Griffith park Saturday night.
In the company We're Miss Rosa |
Singer, Miss Doris Herdman, Miss |
Cook. Miss Marjorie Harris, |
Miss Marjorie Sullivan. Miss Gertrude |
Sullivan, Miss Hazel Lassendee, Miss |
Madge Deitz, Miss Celeste Noon, Miss
Fanny Greenburg. Miss Gertrude Gift |
in, Messrs. ROLAND Benner, Ellis
Mortz. Jacob Nemerousky, Dick Mann,
Raymond Ferry, Earl Beach, Louis
Lewis, Eugene Singer, Eli Singer, Will
lam Hunt, Charles Homer.
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Mrs. Edward Caro- of Dana street !
was at home Sunday in compliment to
her sister, Miss Annye Green, and |
Eugene Cohn, whose engagement was
recently.
Mrs. Morris Albee will have as house |
guests the latter part of March Mr..
md Mrs. John r. Young of San Fran
,isco. Mr.. Young is scheduled to ad-
iress the Friday Morning club March
Is on "A Contest Between Practical
'ility and Idealism:"
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Mrs. Thomas H. Wright of West
Ninth street entertained with lunch
,on and five hundred party at Chris
opher's a few days ago.
The large table was decorated with
hree centerpieces of American beauty
oses and lilies of the valley, and at
he places were hand-painted cards or
lamented with American beauty roses.
Corsage bouquets of violets and lilies
# the valley were given as favors.
The ,pizac xUara hand-painfa5 china |