Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10
Society
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that Representative and Mrs. Need
ham entertained at a dance Thursday
in honor of Miss Alma Myers, one of
Californias daughters and niece of
the Needhams.i
Miss Florence Parmelee is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Goldworthy, In the
| north. passing much time in Monterey
and ocean Grove.
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Miss Ruth Relchenbach Of 1911 Har-
yard boulevard gave luncheon and
five hundred party last Thursday after
noon In honor Of her sixteenth birth
day anniversary. Covers were laid for
sixteen. The place cards were gold
bordered with a gold monogram, and
the score cards were Egyptian heads,
hand painted. The first prize was an
Egyptian head in gold frame and the
second q silver spoon. The house was
decorated in yellow flowers, Centurias
jonquils and Spanish poppies being
used in great masses, and the tables
had beautiful yellow ribbon streamers
| and tulle with the flowers.
The guests We're Misses Cora Coles,
Barnetta Wilson, Florence Barnwell,
Lottle Penderton, Margaret Carvel,
Frances Hartlgan, Bernice Foulkes,
| Gretchen Foulkes, Emily Stevens, Olive
| land, Blanche Brown, Lois Zeehande-
laar. Essie Thompson and Ruth Reich
| enbach.
Mrs. Percy Merrithew Of Wilmington
will entertain Wednesday at luncheon
for Miss Katherine Hamilton, whose
engagement to Robert Mckee Adams
has been recently announced.
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Mrs. T. r. Browne entertained with
domino party yesterday afternoon at
her attractive bungalow, 512 Verbena
drive. The bungalow was most daintily
decorated with pink and white roses
and masses of green, making a charm
| ing effect. Mrs. Browne was assisted
in receiving by her sister, Mrs. Edna
Emo Wallace and Mrs. George Emo.
Music preceded the games, Mrs. Wal
lace and Miss Knox giving vocal selec-
tions, and Mrs Adel and Mrs. Norton
at the plano. Those present were Mrs.
| H. B. Mckinney, Mrs. John Metcalf,
Mrs Frank Tucker, Mrs Emma John
ston, Mrs. G. L. Hubert, Mrs. VIII
Wallace, Mrs. Fred Norton, Mrs George
Emo, Mrs. Edna Lafferty Adel, MISS
Edith Knox, Miss Cora Carter, Miss
Katherine Carter and Miss Flora Wells.
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Harry Carr and Miss Alice Childress
were married at the house of the offici-
ating clergyman, Rev. J. M. Schaef1e,
1906 Ell Molino street, Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Flint, 929
Westlake avenue, DR.. and Mrs. w. Jeff-
ries and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Coulter Will
leave Los Angeles May %, sailing from
San Francisco on the steamship Mon
golia May "a, on an extended tour to
Honolulu, Japan, China, India, Ceylon,
Egypt and on around the world
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Mrs. w. C. Mushet, president OF the
Wednesday Morning club, was the
hostess at a luncheon at which she en-
tertained the members Of the executive
board of the club. The tables and
rooms were tastily decorated with roses
and ferns. Mrs. Mushet was assisted
in entertaining by her beautiful young
daughter, Galetta. Covers were laid
for Miss J. o. Chambers, Mrs. J. M.
Armstrong, Miss Eunice Sewers, Miss
A. E. Pierce, Mrs. J. o. Bachelor, Miss
Martha Thompson, Mrs. j. p. Brown,
Mrs. Wing H. Fillmore, Mrs. w. y.
Tilley, Mrs. Fl. H. Harrison, Mrs. F. 70.
Prior and Mrs. H. e. Saunders.
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The Theatrical Managers Relief as
sociation benefit at the Mason Thurs
day was quite society event. Inc
flowers and candy which were sold
through the audience were donated by
the patronesses, who were: Mrs. M. t.
Allen, Mrs Guy B. Barham, Mrs. Wal
ter Jarvis Barlow, Mrs. Allan c. Balch,
Mrs. Mary A. Briggs, Mrs Ernest A.
Bryant, Mrs. John J. Byrne, Mrs. J. 5.
Chapman, Mrs. Samuel Travers Glover,
Mrs. Michael ]. Connell, Mrs. Josiah u.
Cowles, Mrs. William e. Dunn, Mrs E.
L. Earl. Mrs. William May Garland,
Mrs. ]. A. Graves, Mrs. Frank Griffith,
Mrs. Frank s. Hicks, Mrs. Stephen Z.
Hubbell, Mrs. Howard E. Huntington,
Mrs. w. G. Kerekhoff, Mrs. Granville
MacGowan, Mrs. Hugh L. Macneil, Mrs.
c. Modini- Wood, Mrs. Cosmo Morgan,
Mrs. John G. Mossin, Mrs. Charles
Monroe, Mrs. Walter Scott Newha1l,
Mrs. Joseph f. Sartori, Mrs. Mark Sib-
ley Severance, Mrs. Charles Silent, Mrs
Alfred s. Solano, Mrs. Otheman Stew
ems, Mrs. Fielding Stilson, Mrs. Cam
eron Erskine Thom, Mrs. Walter j.
Trask, Mrs. I. N. Van Nuys, Mrs. Jaro
Won Schmidt, Mrs. w. H. Workman.
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AS a surprise to their many friends
will be the news of the marriage of
Miss Gladys Johnson, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Johnson. to William
John T. Scholl, eldest son of DR.. and
Mrs. Albert j. Scholl, last Wednesday
evening at st. Joseph's church, Rev
Cassian Tritz officiating. The bride
wore travelling gown of tan broad
cloth, with large picture hat of white,
and carried a shower bouquet of white
roses. The reception at the home OF
the BRIDES parents was attended by the
relatives and members only of the two
families. Mr. and Mrs. Scholl left for
Coronado, and will be at home to their
friends after May l at 62S West Thirty
sixth street.
Mrs. Lyon of the Hotel Raymond en-
tertained with dinner for ten at the
Hotel Alexandria.
Mrs. Charles w. Hinchcliffe returned
Thursday from a visit of a month
through the south.
The Tijera club gave a dance at the
assembly hall, Flower and Sixteenth
streets, Friday evening. Several hun
dred guests were present and the pa
tronesses were Mrs. Mary ]. Shallert,
Mrs. NJ. j. McGarry, Mrs. S. t. How
land, Mrs. Thomas O'Neil and Mrs. w.
Craig.
Mrs. j. Allison Galbraith will give
luncheon and five hundred party to
meet Mrs. Lawrence Bradish, Saturday
afternoon, April 16.
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Mrs. George Parmenter entertained
yesterday afternoon with tea at the
Alexander in honor of Mrs. William
Kincaid of Oakland. Covers were laid
fol Mrs. Emerson Mcdowell, Mrs. w.
H. Jordan, jr., Mrs. Emanuel Friedrich,
Mrs. Oscar Bryn, Mrs. John Trainer,
Mrs. Fred Caldwell, Mrs. Frederick
Pabst and Mrs. N. g. Moore
Mrs. Arthur Mum gave a dinner and