Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

| painted cards and faVors were satin
| opera bags filled with candies. Gov
ers were laid for Miss Henrietta FARES
Miss Flavia Sodergon, Miss Bell Smith
Miss Alma Heney, Miss Fleta Smith
and Miss Mary Sodergen.
Mrs. II. M. Voorhees, entertained
with luncheon and whist party al
Hotel Mt Washington recently. The
guests were Mrs. II. b. Webster, Mrs
S. S. Hardin, Mrs. Philip Moore, Mrs
~. H. Pritton, Mrs. N. B. Mocher Mrs
]. A. Burton, Mrs. r. G.. lone, Mrs. c.
Breckman Mrs. Elmer e. Biles, Mrs
V. e. Kepple, Mrs. e. w. Kingsley
and Mrs. Lowrey.
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Mrs. A. Cohn of South Hope street
was the hostess at a whist party re-
Gently Her guests were members OF
the Emerald Whist club and included
Mrs. j. A. Nee. Mrs. M. e. Hernangay
Mrs. M. p Hickock, Mrs. w. II. Perry
Mrs. e. u. Schenck, Mrs. J. S. Baugh
Mrs. F. Burkhardt and Mrs. A. II
! Wiebers.
Mrs Arthur Brown entertained re-
Gently with a whist party, at which
Mrs. Ida White won the first prize and
Mrs. Curtiss Herrick the consolation.
Among those present were Mines. Mary
Fleming, T.. o. Augustine, Curtis Her
rick, A. Brown, Charlotte S. Pennell,
John Sharp, Delois Durfee, Henry st.
Martin, Charles D. Wagner, j. T.
Reynolds, f. Miller Dunn and Mrs.
Ida White.
Mrs. George Dryden of North Ver-
non avenue entertained with a whist
party last week. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Stanley Parker, Mrs. George
Maxon, Mrs. C. b. McCullum and w.
Thornton. The guests included Mrs.
Van Horn, MIR. ana Mrs. Edward
Granns. Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Maxon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atkinson Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Rice Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taft,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, DR.. and Mrs.
Spinks, DR.. and Mrs. Carson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs w. Thorn
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. McCullum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Shader, Miss A. Fry, Mrs.
NJ. M. Symmes, Miss Ada Dryden, A.
F. Fry and E. Batcheller.
Mrs. George Grow and her daughter,
Miss Marie Grow, of Oneonta Park,
have gone to San Diego for a visit.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Thurston of Lu-
cile avenue entertained with a card
party recently, having as guests mem
bers of the Revelers club. The game
played was 500 and the prizes were won
by Mrs. c. Ensign and H. Brown. The
decorations were pink sweet peas and
ferns, and those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs e. S. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Balfour Mr..
and Mrs. C. Ensign, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Fftz-
gerald, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Graves, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Harrington. Mr.. and
AT,.. n Eofn ~. i've 1VIn
White, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Warden and
Mr.. and Mrs M. F. Van Horn.
One of the delightful entertainments
of the week was that given by Francis
Howes in honor of the tin wedding
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H.
Howes, 337 Eorth Matthews street.
Pink sweet peas were used in profu-
sion. The garage, where supper was
pottted ferns and palms. Among the
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Balfour, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Rhone,
Miss Bertha Bosbyshell, Miss Clara
Bosbyshell, Mrs. NJ. A. Coe, Miss Bea-
trice Cope, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hull,
Mrs. L. Gillig and Miss Gillig. Frank
Caine, G.. P. Berry, DR.. H. Hastings,
Nelson Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Blakeslee.
Mrs. T. w. Bishop, Mrs. C. c. Hudson
and Mrs. B. F. Huntington were host
esses at a luncheon at Hepburn &
Terry's, at Redondo Beach, last week,
in honor of the Tuesday Afternoon
Whist club. The decorations were
unique, the centerpice representing a
beach with tiny people in bathing suits
and umbrellas, and a wharf extending
to a miniature ocean. Fishes on the
ends of poles marked the places for
Mines. c. J. Balfour, Norman F. Marsh,
Roy Rose Harry Rose, Elmer welfare,
Hartley Packer, Robert Thompson,
Otto Kuencer. George c. Bush, Daniel
Parks, Robert Hardy, Wilfrid Shoe
bottom clinton de Witte, George Ad-
ans, Francis Bates, Leo Bergin, Ed
Youmans. and the Misses Dorothy You
mans, Mamie Luce, Zara Anderson, and
Florence Clifford. After luncheon whist
was played in the card room and the
guest prize was awarded to Mrs Fan
ME Bates, and the other prizes to Mrs.
Daniel Parks, Mrs. c. J. Balfour, Mrs.
George c. Bush and Mrs. Otto Kuencer.
AS this was the last meeting of the
season grand prizes were also awarded
to Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Otto
Kuencer, Mrs. Mary Stringfellow and
Mrs. B. F. Huntington.
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Complimentary to Mrs. Frank Powers
of Columbus, Neb., Mrs. Henry Ragatz,
jr., entertained with a bridge luncheon
at her home in West Sixth street. The
luncheon table was all in lavender and
gold. Lavender and yellow sweet peas
formed the centerpiece, and broad
satin ribbons of both colors extended
to the corner of the table, ending in
large bows. The place cards were
hand painted sweet peas. Covers were
laid for Mrs. w. Ten Brock, Mrs. S.
V. Alspach, Mrs. Allen Warren, Mrs.
wv. Parker of Boulder, Colo; Mrs.
John Rupp of Hollywood, Mrs. ]. E.
Paul of Pasadena. Mrs. Thomas Duck,
Mrs. Homer Hanson. Mrs. John Tripp,
Mrs. L. Kennard of Lincoln, Neb., Mrs.
]. Heinrich, Mrs. ]. Anderson, Mrs. }.
Williamson and Mrs. j. T. Cottingham
of Columbus. Neb.
Later bridge was played and prizes
captured by Mrs. S. V. Alpack and
Mrs. Frank Tarrand.
Miss M. J. Labory recently enter
tanned with a masquerade party at her
home in Lenox avenue. The guests
Clarey, Mrs. Hilliard Madg, Miss
Josephine Bundy, Miss Edmie Davis,
Miss Hamlin, Miss Francis Griffin,
Miss Grace O'Cohnor, Miss Francis
O'Connor, Mrs. R. c. Piphu, Mrs. L.
Boultin, Mrs. ]. w. Summerfield Miss
H. Labory and Mrs. M. j. Labory.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsend en-
tertaned with a birthday party In
honor of Mrs. w. e. Chambers and
Frank Townsend recently. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Townsend OF
Glendale, Mr.. and Mrs. Durrell Draper,
ond NTre nix TOWnSnn6 and