Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24

France, Germany and other parts of
Europe. They will sail April 2S on the
steamship Cincinnati.
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The Alpha Rho sorority of the Uni
versity of Southern California enter
tained with lawn party for the Phi
Alpha fraternity Thursday night. A
novel feature of the evenings enter
tainment was a. theatrical contest, and
the pretty frat house grounds were
used to advantage. A chafing dish
supper was served on the lawn.
The members of Sigma Chi fraternity
of Y. S. c. are planning to entertain for
the Alpha Rios In their frat house
Friday
The Phi Nu Deltas and the THEFT Psi
fraternities of u. S. C. have issued in
vitations for their spring house parties
| A card party for the benefit of the
scholarship fund 'of the Mckinley home
| will be given at the Ebell club Tues
day afternoon, May 3. The committee
in charge will be Mrs. VIII Lacy, Mrs.
G. A. Brock, Mrs. H. A. Hurlburt,
Mrs. NJ IL. Whittier, Mrs. Florence G.
Porter, Mrs. Lyman Farwell, Mrs. j.
S. Tullar Mrs. l.. A. Gould Assisting
the committee will be Mesdames M. II.
| Ross, G. y. Nichols, George E. Fea-
gans, b. II. Taft, Sadie Crossman, Lee
M. Moses, J. G.. Huist, r. w. Drom-
gold, Reuben Shelter, j. A. Burkhart,
Valentine Peyton, w. W. Neuer, W.T.
Craig, f. T. Brown, L. r. Hay, Henry
Morris, Allison Barlow, T. f. Wood
side, George Hart, VIM. Hervey, Jud-
son Davis, e. l.. Doheney, Frank
Walsh and the Misses Voigt, Pauline
Elcan, Mamie Voigt.
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Nj. and Mrs. Will Graves of Fresno
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Graves parents, Judge and Mrs.
stephen Hubbell 1000 Arapahoe street.
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Mrs. Eva Howland of San Bernardino
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clinton
N. Sterry, 1852 Glendale place.
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The Rev. and Mrs William Horace
| Day will be the guests of honor at a
reception given by Mrs. e. p. Clark
9 st. James place, next Friday, April
%. DIR. and Mrs Day will sail from
New York for Edingurgh, June s, to at
tend the Worlds Missionary congress,
which convenes there. Mrs, Day will
leave the first week in May to visit
relatives in Chicago, where her hus-
band will join her.
Mrs. ]. A. Monroe and Miss Clara
Elder of Omaha, H. NJ. Davidson of
Boise City, Idaho; VIM. McGuigan of
Hot Springs, Ark; Mrs. George c. Cole
of Sheboygan, Wis; Mrs. II. e. Hill
and Mrs. Alice Hasler of Chicago; Mrs.
H. S. Reed and Mrs. ]. A. Snedaker of
Denver, are guests of the Hollywood
hotel.
Mrs. John w. King, ia Magnolia
avenue, Hollywood, announces the
marriage of her niece, Miss Anabelle
Frain, and Edward Grelck. Wednesday
morning at the Hollywood Catholic
church, the Rev. Father Murphy and
Father Cotter officiating. The bride.
attired in white null over messaline
satin, carried Cecil Bruner roses tied
with white tulle Her only ornament
was a diamond pendant. the gift of the
groom. The maid of honor Miss Ma
rian A. OConnor, was gowned in pale
pink crepe de chine and carried white
roses. She was given a beautiful ring
by the bridegroom. Mr.. Grelck was
served by Carol Day as best man.
After the ceremony an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
of the brides aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grelck left for Coronado and on their
return will be at home to their friends
after May 1 in Wilcox avenue, Holly
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daum of Budlong ave-
nue. have gone to San Diego for a
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, 4211 Hall
dale avenue, are in Tehachapi visiting
and will be away three weeks.
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The senior class of the Girls Cole
giate school will be entertained at
Brentwood Park Friday evening. Miss
Genevieve Wilcox, Miss Ollie May
Paulson and Miss Vera Demens will be
hostesses, taking the guests down in
private car.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond will give a
song recital at the Hotel Hollywood
this evening.
A pretty play was given by the first
year scholars of the Girls Collegiate
school last week. The participants
were the Misses Olga Saringhause.
Alice Brown, Alma Taylor, Julia Van
derburg. Marie HUM, Hazel Schultz,
Irene Roney and Dorothy Johnson.
There were songs given and poem re-
cited.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith enter
tained the Bridge club at dinner in
formally last evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Bishop, who leave
for a six weeks trip east Wednesday
morning. Covers were laid for twelve
and the tables were decorated with
sweet peas and roses.
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Mr., and Mrs. Thomas ]. Barkley, who
have been travelling in the east for the
past six months, returned last week
and are making preparations for an
extensive tour through Japan and
China. Mr.. and Mrs. Barkley will leave
about the first OF May and will not re-
turn for at least three or four months
Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant of West
Twenty-eighth street is planning a
flower party for next Saturday after
noon in honor Of her little son Ernest
and daughter Susanna.
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Mrs. Beatrice Plummer will leave for /
a few months trip to Europe about the |
middle of June, joining i'm the east a |
party of twelve who will accompany |
her.
Mrs. G. Martyr of st. James park |
has gone abroad for a few months, |
visiting among relatives in England /
through the summer months.
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Mrs. Harry d. Lombard of ST. James |
park has returned from trip to Homo
lulu and was met in San Francisco by |
Mr. Lombard. They are passing a few |
days at the Palace hotel, after which |
Mr. Lombard will return to Los An
geles and Mrs. Lombard will go north |
to visit in Seattle. Later in the sum
mer they are planning an automobile
trip through Canada and the east.
The Roosevelt auxiliary Of the
SDanish War Veterans will entertain |