Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

ny THE CHATTERER

Last week the Bankers Clerks en-
tertained with a most delightful per-
formance, and all society was there.
This week comes the entertainment for
the American Banking association, and
all the city will turn out to do honor
to the visitors. The first arrivals reach
Ing the city this morning will be well
coined and taken to their hotels, where
beautiful Japanese baskets filled with
fruits and flowers will be found in each
of the visiting ladies' apartments. The
banquet given by the executive board
will be at the Alexandria tomorrow
evening, and the ladies will be taken to
the Majestic to see Margaret Ellington
in Until Eternity" and afterwards
will have supper at the Alexandra
grill. Tuesday afternoon the Jonathan
club will throw open its doors from 2
to to the ladies. and all courtesies
will be extended them. This is the first
time the Jonathan club has offered its
entire hospitality to the ladies In the
day time. Tuesday evening there will
be a ball at the Shrine auditorium ana
plans are being made to make this the
most elaborate affair that Los Angeles
has ever known. There will be only
300 invitations issued to Los Angeles
bankers, and the whole affair will be
on a magnificent scale. wednesday
and Thursday will be given to sight
seeing, and trips have been planned to
Catalina, Pasadena and the beaches.
Henry Huntington has rendered his
grounds for the use of the visitors, and
hospitality will be dispensed there. In
the evenings the guests will be taken TO
the Orpheum. On Friday afternoon the
beautiful grounds OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Doheny will be decorated for
the garden fete, which will be one of
the prettiest sights, as all society Will
be represented and each guest Will be
presented with corsage bouquet or a
boutonniere. There will be Japanese
tea garden, and tea will be served by
little japanese maids in native costume,
and coffee and cakes will be served in
the beautiful dining room. Miss Myrtle
OuIette will render some selections on
the harp and orchestras will play at
intervals during the afternoon. The
theater committee, which is under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. Joseph D. Rad
ford, will entertain the ladies Monday
afternoon. The assisting ladies are
Mesdames w. w. Wood, Stoddard Jess,
w. C. Patterson, Marco H. Hellman,
NJ. N. Avery Motley H. Flint, Meredith
P. Snyder Newman Essick, S. F. Zom-
bro, w. E. McVay, ]. e. Ftshburn, ].
G. Carey, f. M. Douglas, Mark G.
Jones, E. d. Silent, Thomas +. Cook
George B. Epstein, j. B. Gist, w. L.
Longyear, Warren Gillelen, 0. M. Sou
den, w. F. Calender, 7. E. Newlin, A.
J. Waters, Boyle Workman, Philip
Hammond and Jay Spence. At the gar
den fete Mrs. Doheny, hostess, and
Mrs Stoddard Jess, who is chairman of
the committee, will be assisted In re-
ceiying by Mesdames Meredith p. Syn
der, ]. Alton, ]. p. Burke, w. c. Bryan,
George I. Cochran, J. Ross Clark, l.. D.
Compton, J. c. Drake, M H. Flint, j.
,szi,1, ~ fnh II Il
A. Graves. w. Gtllelen, r. P. Hillman, |
w. N. Hamaker, N. S. Hellman, Marco |
IIellman, w. R. Hervey w. t. S. Ham
mond, A. B. Jones. Phillip Kitchen, j.
H. Kerr, w. H. Luiz, Arthur Let's, w.
D. Longyear, w. E. McVay, H. w.
O'Melveny, ]. M. Phelps, e. S. Pauly, |
w. C. Patterson, J. D. Radford, K. |.
Rogers. o. M. souden. F. W. Smith,
H. f. Stewart, r. L. Sievier, Perry |
Weidner, w. w. Wood. w. D. Wool |
wine, 1. N. Van Nuys, S. F. Zombro |
and H. F. Mckee.
Mrs. w. H. Holiday will be chairman /
of the house reception committee, as |
sisted by Mesdames L. c. Brand, A. Z. |
Bilicks, w. A. Barker, E. t. Stimson,
]. F. Sartort and w. J. Washburn:
Mrs. Russell J. Waters. chairman of
the refreshment committee. will be as
sisted by Mesdames A. ]. Waters, W.
J. Hole, w. J. Calender, o. J. Wigdale
and A B. Workman.
Mrs. Snyder, the chairman of the tea
garden committee. will be assisted by
Mesdames F. H. Nichols. T. F. Cooke,
Jay Spence and r. w. Kenny. Tea VIII
be served by Japanese girls in native
costume. Mrs. Engene PettigreW, chair
man of the punch committee has chos-
en- Mesdames w. E. Dunn, e. d. Silent,
J, II, Parter and NJ. ]. Conneu, assisted |
by the Misses Mabel waters, Florence
Waters, G. Duffet. Agnes Hole, Gather
inc Smith, Ethel Alton, Lucille Hellman, |
Marie Nichols, Madeline Souden and |
Celina Gist. Mrs. William Richards, |
chairman of the flower committee, will |
be assisted by Mesdames I. E. NeWlin, !
H. r. King, William Shaw, Miss Ell |
lott, Miss Kate Van Nuys, Miss Sallie |
Utley and Miss Marjorie otley'
Miss Virginia Nourse of Berkeley |
square will entertain with a luncheon |
wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss |
Katherine Banning and her house |
guest, Miss Mary Richardson Of San
Jose.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. |
and Mrs. Frank Won Bergen for the |
marriage of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence Jean Won Bergen, to Mark Henry |
Cooley. The ceremony will be read |
at the home of the brides parents, 438 !
East Thirty eighth street, Wednesday |
evening. Miss Anna Cooley will assist |
as maid of honor and Harry de la |
Grange will serve Mr.. Cooley as best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. M. Souden of West !
Twenty-eighth street will entertain