Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

congregational church entertained with
reception in honor of Rev. and Mrs
William Horace Day at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Clark in ST. James
park Friday evening.
In the large reception hall Scotch
broom was used in profusion. The liV-
ing room was a bower of red roses and
ferns, and in the dining room deep red
French poppies were used.
The gardens were decorated with
Japanese lanterns. and dainty refresh
ments were served on small tables hid
den here and there among the trees and
shrubbery.
Miss Grace James, soprano, and
Harry Clifford Lott, baritone, enter
tanned with several vocal numbers dur
ing the evening.
Those who assisted in receiving were
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Clark, DR.. and Mrs.
I Warren Day, DIR. and Mrs. John M.
York, Mrs. Ralph II. Hubbard, Mrs.
Robert Bacon, Mrs. Walter Brown,
Miss Mary Clark and Miss Florence
Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. William Horace Day
will leave soon for Edinburgh, where
they will attend the national confer
ence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Heinze-
man, whose wedding was celebrated at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs. b.
Orchard, 1340 Long Beach avenue, have
returned from a brief trip and are at
home to their friends at the Hotel Hin
man.
The Canadian club will entertain at
the Woman's club house with musi-
Gale and dance Tuesday evening, May
3, at O'Clock. The program will be
given by the Tropico orchestra, assist
en- by Miss Vesta Lee, reader, and E.
B. Valentine, violinist. Dancing from
$3.50 to 11:30. The president, Rev. e. Il.
Howe, will be assisted in receiving by
the women of the entertainment COM
mittee, and large attendance of Can
adams is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Kline cele-
brated their fortieth wedding anniVer-
sary Friday afternoon and evening at
their home, $40 East Jefferson street.
They received from to O'Clock IN
the afternoon and from to IL in the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Kline were as
sisted in receiving by their daughters,
Mrs. c. G. Kaye, Miss Edith Ross
Kline and Mrs. ]. Craig Allen or EV-
ansville. Ind, and their little grand
daughter, Edith Allen. Others assist
ing were Mrs. M. ]. Kline, Miss M. b.
Kline, Mrs. Herbert Fisher, Mrs: Elmer
Burgess, Mrs. Charles Morrell, Mrs.
Andew Wagner, Miss Fannie Kaye and
Mrs. Simon Kaye of Louisville, Ky.
The house was elaborately decorated
throughout with roses, carnations and
ferns, pink, white and green being the
colors used. Mr.. and Mrs. Kline were
married in Linden Hall, Center county,
Pennsylvania, and came to Los Angeles
seven wears ago. Mrs. J. Craig Allen
and daughter. Edith, who came to Los
Angeles to attend the celebration, will
visit for a number of weeks among rel
atives and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cameron enter
tained with music and five hundred
Wednesday evening at their nome, Sz9
East Forty-sixth street. The aftalr
was in honor of their house guest, Miss
Emma Buckley of Riverside. Among
those nresent were Misses Ruth Bell,
Lucille Bell Bessie Creiger, Edith
Green, and Paul Bell, G. V. Thomas'
D. de Silvia, Claude Creiger and 4.
Cheney.
Mrs. Harold A. Conduit will enter
tain with a five hundred party at her
home In Monte Vista street Wednesday
afternoon, May 12. Thirty invitations
have been issued.
Mrs. C. ]. Hall celebrated her birth
day anniversary Wednesday with d
most enjoyable party at her nome III
East Twenty-eighth street. The house
was beautifully decorated with roses,
carnations and ferns. Mrs. Hall was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts
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Miss Alice Manthey entertained re-
Gently at her home, 1127 west Elgh-
teenth street. Music was given ana
games played. The house was oalntlly
decorated with flowers and those pres
emf were Miss AIDA Smith, Miss EVA
Miller. Miss Hazel McCleLand, MISS
Leah Robinson, Messrs. w. Crime, Ed
peterson, Arthur Chapman, Ed roster
and Dick Case.
Mr.. and Mrs Brent have issued 1nVi-
tations to dinner to be given at Iea. tlleIi
home in Berkeley square on Wednes-
dav evening. Covers will be laid lot
twenty guests, as follows: Mr. ana
Mrs M ID. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol,
Davis. MT and Mrs. Edw. Zobelein, Mr.
ana Mrs S. F. MacFarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs w. c. Tonkin, Mr.. and Mrs. A: j.
Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs. Gillington, Mr.
and Mrs. Gee, Miss Maude RlcAarus
and DR.. Win. Nirvin.
An entertainment was given at Cho-
raj hall Saturday evening by Ethel
warren Gardiner consisting or music
and recitations. A piano solo by Arols
Odds and a. one-act comedy was given
hv Matte Boothe, Bonnie Beach, Mar
@I1erite Goodwin and others. Readings
bv Miss Gardiner were followed by tif-
teen tableaux, a recitation by Madeline
Murphy and a song by Miss Goodwin
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Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Blinn and Mrs.
Ira S Chapman made the trip from
Los Angeles to Coronado, arriving
Mr.. John ]. Mitchell, president of the
Illinois Trust & Savings bank, motored
down to Coronado from his home IN
pasadena, arriving Saturday Mr..
Mitchell is accompanied by Mrs. Mitch
ell Master Clarence Mitchell Master
lack Mitchell, Miss Mildred Blair and
Master William Blair. Mr.. Mitchell has
made the trip several times in his
car. ,,.., NJ.
r. A. O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs H. D.
Hurlbut. Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Edwards
and w w. Edwards made up party
that motored down from Los Angeles
to spend the weekend at Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wiseman, ac-
companied by Miss Austin and Master
Kenneth Wiseman, also motored down