Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

ran, Mrs. Made Vawter Moore, Mrs
Zoe Ballard Fuller, Mrs. Francis Ellls
Boothe, Mrs. Ferris Butler, Mrs. Mary
Chaplin Dennison, DR.. Ida Parker, Mrs
Martha Snow Stephens, Mrs. Ella Bal
Hard Hanna, Mrs. Maud Remick and
Mrs. Julia Kendall Roberts.
s.
The lawn fete which will be held
Friday evening at Huntington hall IN
South Main street will be an item OF
interest to many friends of the Young
Women's Christian association, which
has grown in the past three years from
a small membership to a big affair,
with its own building and roll of
nearly 1000 members. The fete will be
in charge of Mrs. William j. Chiches-
ter, Mrs. Homer Laughlin, jr., Mrs. E.
B. Marshall, Mrs. Giles Kellogg, Mrs.
Carey Marble and Mrs. Rose Smith.
The lantern march, in which 1000 girls
will participate, will be under the gen.
eralship of Mrs. Chichester, who is GER
tainly Napoleonic in her management.
We know all society folk will be there
and Will have their fortunes told by the
gypsies and drink lemonade, ice cream
and sit in the moonlight just as we
used to do when the Ozro w. Childs
lived there and entertained so glori-
ously in the good old days
=
The fashion seems lately to entertain
with comet parties" but If 1 am cor
rectly informed, some of the young
men have had hard work keeping
awake the next day and their work
has suffered in consequence. So it will
| behoove young matrons who are plan
ming these affairs in the future to make
it Saturday night and then the poor
chaps can sleep all day and no one
Will suffer However. as the days, ol
nights, rather, of the comet are limit
ed, perhaps we can stand it,
s.
Mrs. William Francis Kennedy en-
tertained with luncheon and theatel
! party afterward at the Orpheum yes
! terday afternoon. The luncheon, which
| was served at the Hershey Arms, was
given to the young women who me-
| through the winter at her home Il
make scrapbooks for the children a.
! the hospitals. The table was daintily
! decorated with yellow marsuerites ant
| the centerpiec of rare old lace covered
cloth of yellow satin. The guests
were Misses Rebecca Hoeard. Mar!
Richardson, Louise Taylor, Glady'
| Holmes.
Mrs Mark Turnbull of the Lanker
SHIN hotel entertained with a lunch
con Friday afternoon, her guests being
members of the AS You Like 1t club.
Miss Maude Adams was guest o
honor Thursday afternoon at a lunch
con given by Mrs. c. o. Whittemore a
| her beautiful home in Kingsley drive
The guests were intimate friends wh'
had met Miss Adams before and as Mrs
Whittemore and Miss Adams cam
from the same town many pleasan
n IAf
| s.
Mrs. George Hackley was hostess a
the second of a series of southern din
ners with which she has planned to en-
tertain her friends this season. He
| place cards were little bales of cottoI
| shipped especially from Imperial val
ley, and carried little pickaninnies
Watermelons.
Mrs. Harriet e. Spencer of Twenty
third street entertained with dinner
Thursday evening in honor of Mis-!
Ruby Bridges, who is passing the sum
mer in Los Angeles. Covers were lait
for ten.
Mrs. w. L. Hardlson of West Wash
ington street entertained in honor Of
Miss Maud Allan and Miss Carlo
Rosa with q dinner. Mrs. HARRISON Is
entertaining as house guests Mrs Lu.
cile Loud of Riverside and Dr. ano
Mrs. Harry Bowers of Azusa.
Mrs. F. ]. Fitzgerald was hostess al
a luncheon at Mount Washington last
week, and bridge followed.
Miss May Robson Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Decker were guests of honor at
luncheon at the Jonathan club FRIDAY
afternoon, given by Judge and Mrs
Summerfeld, and the luncheon was fol-
lowed by a box party to see Maud AL