Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
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Of Iowa, enjoyed the entire day there,
and voted the occasion one of the most
| pleasant in the history of the club.
| Col. and Mrs. Shaw and daughter did
the honors of the day, furnishing vehi-
cles to transport the crowd from the
electric cars to the canyon, where a
| campfire was already going and the
aroma of coffee was a competitor of the
orange blossoms in nearby groves. A
| choice repast was the chief order of thL
! day, though there were a few short
| speeches and q vote of thanks to the
| Shaws. Mrs. Howard presided at the
| business session, when the membership
roll was swelled by a dozen or more,
making a total for the club of over 200.
The assembled former Hawkeyes voted
to hold the next reunion at Santa Mon
lea on Saturday, May 7, with head
! quarters at the residence Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. c. Cross. The women will
spend most of the day on the beach,
and the men will go out from the city
about o'clock. and all will have the
picnic luncheon at the Cross place,
where an informal program Of music
and short talks will be carried out.
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| The Highland Park chapter of the o.
! e S. will entertain with its second an
nual ball and card party next Tuesday
evening at the Goldberg Bosley assem-
| bly, rooms.
s.
The wedding of Miss Virginia r..
Wood and George w. Hancock Of Los
| Angeles will be solemniZed tomorrow
evening at Pasadena in the presence of
a few close personal friends. After
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock will be
at home to their friends in Los Angeles
after May 10.
Miss ELLA Watson, whose marriage
to Frederick Chandler will be solemn
lied this month, was the complimented
guest at a luncheon at Christopher S
and a matinee party yesterday after
noon. The table was decorated with
pink roses. Covers were also laid for
Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. William Meri-
thew and the Misses Laura and Lo-
reta Boutee.
Mrs. James War;, Mrs. Roger Ma
son and Miss Marion War; enter
tained with a 500 party yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. War; in
Twenty-fourth street in honor of Mrs.
James Pirie, formerly Miss Anna
Boggs. The house was decorated with
white roses, honeysuckle, nasturtiums
and Cecil Bruner roses, and the re-
freshment table was lighted with pink
shaded candles. Invitations were ac-
cepted by Mrs. Ross d. Boyd, Mrs
Alfred Dove and Mrs. A. W. Tower of
Glendale, Miss Clara Fennell and Miss
Georgia Hughes of Pasadena, Mrs.
Charles Macbeth, Mrs. Ed King, Mrs.
George Stainback, Mrs. Il. Dickson,
Mrs. Ray Veazey, Mrs. Frank Thomas,
Mrs. Frank Carson, Mrs. William Nc
Giffert, Mrs. Henry Stewart, Mrs. Carr
Taylor, Mrs. Russell Baxter, Mrs.
Ernest Thomas of Long Beach, Mrs.
Henry Warrington, Mrs. Leo Bergen,
Miss Mary Horell, Miss Lulu Boggs and
Miss Atina Duryea.
Mrs. Richard Beebe of West Sixth
street entertained with a 500 party last
Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Magauran, Mrs Nicho-
las Il. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Morehouse, who soon will leave for
trips through the east and Europe, and
also for the hostess sister, Mrs. w.
A. Jones, a recent bride
The house, which is one Of the love-
liest in the Westlake district, was dec
Grated with scarlet geraniums, roses
and greenery in profusion and the
prizes were won by Mrs. II. K. Will
hanson, Mrs. j. B. Millard, Mrs. w. A.
Morehouse, Mr.. j. B. Cornwell and E.
A. Magauran
Those who accepted invitations were
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Magauran, Mr.. and
Mrs. w A. Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs.
J. b. Cornwell, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Cole, Mr..
and Mrs. George e. Burial, DR.. and
Mrs. Henderson Hayward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Forve, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Shelter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Wick
rey, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Danforth Ba-
aa1 AAFa
and Mrs. w. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bruins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Brundige, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Frame, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mckenzie, Mrs. Elizabeth Nash,
Mrs. H. K. Williamson, Mrs r. b. Will
hanson, Mrs. ]. L. Ames, the Misses
Margaret and Esther Dent, Miss Grace
Pease and Mr. John Davenport.
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Mrs. Ella L. Mitchell entertained with
q luncheon Friday afternoon at her
home in Fourth street in honor of Mrs.
Mabel Seymour, who is visiting here
from Sacramento. Covers were also
laid for Mrs. Fred Pierce, Mrs. ]. c.
Cribb, Mrs. Chloe Routzahn and Mrs.
Henry r. Coate.
Mrs. Edward Allyn Featherstone of
West Twenty seventh street will be
hostess at two bridge luncheons on
Wednesday, April 27, and also the
following Wednesday, May 4.
s.
In honor of Mrs. L. w. Ward and
her mother, Mrs. A. l.. Brink, who are
touring on the coast, Mrs. j. d. Ash
baugh of Berendo street entertained
a number of Hillsdale college women
yesterday, the guests Of honor being
from Hillsdale. Roses and snowballs
were used i'm great profusion through
out the house and the tables were glo-
rious with California poppies.
The invited guests We're Mesdames
E. S. Potter e. p. Railsback, b. f.
Boiler, e. F. Anger M, e. Van Alison,
e. F. Chaddock, e. p. Martin, Addie
Updyke, J. F. Withrow. w. A. Olney,
w. Fl. Green, s. G. Updyke, Il. Fl. Gun
ningham, j. c. Lyche, Ida Stone, G.
c. Calkins. Miss Eva A. Olney, Miss
Nina Updyke and Miss Mabel Cum
ningham.
Edgar Grant West of Claire, Mich,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Frank
p. Gray 226 North Griffin avenue, for
a few days, and will leave for the east
tomorrow, stopping at the Grand can
yon Mr.. West was for years a
teacher in the public schools in this
city and is now editor of the Claire
Sentinel, but he is making plans to
return to the coast in the near future
and will make his home in Los Angeles.
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Members of the AS You Like 1t club
we're entertained at the residence of
Mrs. c. p. Smith in Grattan street.
Pink and white roses We're used for dec
oco 4;oue on5 cnora par6g wara hand