Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

Miss Violet Cook, Miss Marie Smith
Miss Norma Clark, Miss Marguerite
Bowen, Miss Leila Blinn, Mrs. Lilliar
Beamon, Miss Hattie Ferguson, Mrs
Grace Enyeart, Miss Gladys Wilkin
son, Mrs. Chester Brown. The hal
was decorated with smilax and roses
Refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Rebecca Levy and her daugh-
ter Miss Therese Levy, 1109 South
Hoover. will leave Los Angeles April
16 on an extended tour through Eu-
rope.
They will sail on the steamship Gin
cinnati April 2S.
Mrs. Louise A Denker off 22S West
Twentyfourth street, accompanied by
Mrs. Isabelle d. Maier and Miss Gene
We've Maier, will leave Los Angeles
May 10 on an extended tour to Paris,
Germany and other parts of Europe.
They will sail on the French liner La
Provence May 10.
A merry social hour followed the re-
cital at the Davis studio Tuesday even
ing, when the pupils and teachers OF
the school enjoyed graceful pictures
and a delicious supper. The costumes
were varied and members Of the party
were masked as follows Dresden Shep-
herdess, Miss Lulu Hauser; Folly Mrs.
Eugene e. Davis; Spanish gypsy, Miss
Henrietta NJ Russell; colonial dame,
Miss Florence Patrick; Japanese lady,
Miss Alice l. Russell; French maid,
Miss Rosa Domazar; Persian lady,
Miss Lulu Hunter; Bo-Peep, Miss Flor
ence Perkins; Sister of Mercy, Miss
Frances Sides; Swedish lady, Miss Net
tie Paulson; Sister of Charity, Miss j.
w. Rochfeld; Spanish girl Miss Lii
liam Landers; Star of the North. Miss
Villa Studebaker; Marguerite, Miss
Eva Hendrick; Mephisto, Frank Fin
lay; Mephisto's brother, Harry Mar
pie; Queen of Hearts, Miss Coda Con-
nell; flower girl, Miss Lillian Trepen-
son; kings candle lighter Mrs. Minnie
Norman.
Following the program those masked
formed fancy figures, after which light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. David Chambers McCan enter
tanned a small group of guests at her
beautiful West Adams street home yes
terday afternoon. Among the well
known women in attendance were Miss
Maude Allan, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond
and William Lines Hubbard.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin s..
Rowley, Menlo avenue, to Thomas c..
Ridgeway, which will take place at
Emmanuel church Thursday evening,
June 2, will be one of the most brill
liant and fashionable Of this seasons
functions. owing to the prominence
and popularity of both parties. Miss
Rowley has been much entertained
and many more affairs are now being
planned. Miss Evelyn Kennedy Of
Beloit, Wis, the cousin. and house
guest of the bride, will attend as maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss olive Harpham, Miss Mary Clark,
Miss Ethel Shaw Miss Mary Lindley,
Miss Mary Burnham, Miss Ruth
Sterry. Miss Annis Van Nuys Miss
Florence Silent. The best man will
be DR.. Henry Owen Eversole, and the
ushers will be James Copp, Don Carle-
ton, Louis Blankenhorn, George En-
mis-, Courtland Brown, Raymond Moore,
Kay Crawford and Joseph Coffman.
Mrs. Hanson Moore of Western avenue
for Miss Rowley with
luncheon at the Alexandria, and mat
inee to see Maud Allan at the Audi
torium afterward last Wednesday, and
Miss Marjorie Sinclair of Pasadena
was hostess with a luncheon Friday
with Miss Rowley the guest of honor
Miss Ruth Sterry Of Glendale place
will entertain with card party in
honor of Miss RoWley next Friday
evening the guests being the bridal
party only, and Saturday Miss Flor
7nce Silent will take the bridal party
Ip to the Silent ranch at Glendora in
and have a supper. Mrs.
Henderson Hayward of Wiltshire
boulevard will also entertain for Miss
Rowley, giving a breakfast on Tues
lay, May 8.
Mrs. Percy Merrithew entertained
With q luncheon for Miss Katherine
Thursday. The beautiful
lome in Wilmington park was taste
ully decorated with yellow and white
oses and through the house the color
scheme was used The place cards
we're dainty hand-painted affairs, and
overs We're laid for Mrs Walter Cor
lin, Miss Hazel Childers, Mrs. Alex
Miss Carry Lenz, Mrs. |
Vheatly and Miss Mae Hamilton.
The guests had made fancy aprons
or the bride, using the same colors |
which were used at the luncheon. |
here We're pretty work aprons, sew
lg aprons, dainty kitchen aprons, and |
here was an old-fashioned apron and |
darning apron.
Last Thursday Mrs. Artie Richard
on, 14S West Jefferson street, enter