Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

She will leave for Europe with Mrs.
Godfrey Holterhoff. Jr., Mrs. Joseph
Sartori, Mrs. Kate S. Vosburg and
Keith and Murray Vosburg, who will
sail from New York May 20. Keith
Vosburg will enter oxford university
in the fall after a summer of travel
on the continent. Godfrey Holterhoff,
Jr., will join them in July and they
will return late in the fall. M. L.
Graft will also return on the same
steamer.
Mrs. Henry O'Melveny of Wiltshire
boulevard has issued invitations for
tea to be given on Tuesday April Il.
Gen. ]. P. Story will entertain at a
luncheon today at his home in Oak
Knoll. Covers will be laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff, Jr., Mrs.
Walter Scott Maxwell and Judge and
Mrs. Charles Monroe.
Mrs. John w. Kemp of 3Oo6 Grand
avenue gave the first of a series of six
bridge luncheons at her home last
Thursday. The color scheme of yell
low was carried out, the decorations
being done in jonquils and Cherokee
roses. Those present were Mrs. j. {.
Bannister, Mrs. E. w. Britt. Mrs. G..
A Broughton, Mrs. George J. Birkel,
Cason, Mrs. NJ. G. Eshman, Mrs e. A.
Featherstone, Mrs. T. j. fitzgerald, Mrs.
William Lewis Mrs. Henderson Hay
ward, Mrs. w. j. Hunsaker, Mrs. F. o.
Johnson, Mrs. F. o. Mcpherson, Mrs.
Z. 5. Rowley, Miss Grace Rowley, Mrs.
A. ]. Salisbury, Mrs. John d. Works,
Mrs. Olin Wellborn, Mrs. T. j. Doug
lass, Mrs. Carl Kurtz, Mrs. S. j. Whit
more. Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs, Arthur
Levitt.
Mrs. D. M. Linnard of Los Robles
street, Pasadena, gave the first of a
series of four afternoons at the Hotel
Maryland on last Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Mrs. w ID. Turner in
Japanese costume read Madam But
terfiy," and Miss Tape with orchestra
Of four accompanied with music. The
ballroom was done in wistaria and
cherry blossoms and butterflies were
hying in all possible places. The ef-
feet was most charming and will be
repeated at the other three afternoons,
which will be week aport. At each
of these eight of the most prominent
society women of Pasadena will assist
the hostess
Mrs. William L. Horn of 22SO West
Twenty-fourth street will entertain
with eight tables at bridge on Friday
the Sth.
Mrs. G. G. Howiand will entertain
with bridge at her home in West TWen-
ty-fifth street Tuesday the 18th.
Miss Margaret Benton Cook, who is
spending the winter with her mother
and Mrs. Emery-Jones of Chicago, at
the Maryland, was the guest of Miss
Louise Nixon Hill at the Dominant
stub luncheon yesterday
s.
Allard D'Heur, a prominent business
man of San Francisco, is spending a
few DAYS in Los Angeles Mr.. D'Heur
came down expressly for the Field
Brunswig wedding.
The Misses Gladys and Edna Let's
entertained informally at their Holly
wood home on Saturday afternoon IN
compliment to their house guests, Miss
Mabel Carson and Miss Leta McCart-
ney of San Francisco. The rooms were
gay with profusion of pink roses and
palms and about sixty young women
were present to enjoy the afternoon at
cards. At the close Of the game beau
tifully wrought silver picture frame
was bestowed upon the winning player.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Marshall of West
lake avenue will return early in the
week from San Francisco and will en-
tertain a party of friends at the Coun-
try club, Friday next.
&
Mrs. ]. Champion Anderson aid Mrs.
Edward l.. Doheny will receive
Wednesday, April g. at the home of
Mrs. Doheny in Chester place.
The FL Navarro club gave a dane
ing party to over 800 guests on Friday
evening at Goldbergs. The affair was
in the nature Of an April fool party,
the orchestra being conducted in an
original manner by two young men
members of the club, John Siddall and
Lowell Chambers, in clown costumes.
The hall was decorated with an eff
fective arrangement of tennis nets and
college pennants and posters.
Novel effects were obtained by the
use OF a spotlinght, giving a spectacu-
lar effect to the scene.
The patronesses Of the affair were:
Mrs Horace Siddan, Mrs Louis Walk