Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

at the Alexandria afterward. The table
was beautifully decorated with great
punches of pink sweet peas, and each
guest was given corsage bouquets of
6 eet peas tied with bows of tulle.
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Mrs. Rose Hagan of West Eighth
street will entertain the members of
the Westlake Five Hundred club next
Tuesday afternoon, including Mrs.
Frank Boswell, Mrs. w. H. Faust.
Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Mrs Mabel King
man, Mrs. Edgar German, Mrs. Frank
Bowles, Mrs. b. F. Blinn, Mrs. E. ].
Brent, Mrs. J. C. Brown, Mrs. Sydney
l. Darrin, Mrs. e. e. Sherer Mrs.
William Variel Mrs. w. Ona Morton,
Mrs. Charles Guthrie, Mrs. e. Hunter,
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. w. AIackie and Mrs.
Leland Ba1gley.
In honor Of their son, John b. T.
Campbell, and his bride, who was Miss
Florence Fish, Judge and Mrs. Alex
ander Campbell of the Hotel Melrose
entertained at dinner last evening at
the California club. Covers were laid
for six, and other guests included the
Hon. G.. Z. Smith, former member of
parliament, Canada. and Mrs. Smith.
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Mrs. Dudley Fargo Fish of San
Francisco is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rold English at their home in West
Thirty eighth street.
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Mrs. George Lesage and Mrs. Guy
Dauthwaite will entertain at the Lesage
home in Darien place with a musicale
and cards next Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. John w. Thayer and Mrs. Harry
Duffil.
Montford Coolidge of New York, who
is the guest of Harry j. Turner in
Bonnie Brae street is enjoying South
ern California immensely.
Mrs. r. H. Edwards of 3677 Wiltshire
boulevard will entertain with a bridge
party next Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss Bird Chanslor of Harvard
boulevard will leave during the early
part of this week for a long trip in
the east, stopping at Denver and Chi
cago en- route to New York.
Mrs. William f. Horn entertained
with bridge party at her home in
West Twenty street last Friday
in honor of Mrs. James Hodley and
her daughter, Miss Mainet, of New
York, who are her house guests. The
drawing room and den being in pink
roses. the dining room in yellow roses
and poppies, and the hall mass of
red roses. Tables were placed for
forty.
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Mrs. Dick Ferris entertained yester-
Gay afternoon with a tea at her beau
tiful home in West Adams street in
honor of MIS-. John w. Thayer and
Mrs. Harry Duffil, who leave for
Europe in a short time. Assisting Mrs.
Ferris were Mrs. Nelson Kingsland,
Mrs. Guy DOuthwaite, Mrs. Frank
Bryson and Miss Irene Lowe.
DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Hardin enter
tanned with a children's party Satur-
day afternoon at their home in Third
avenue. The affair was in honor of
their daughter GATHERINGS eighth birth.
day. The Easter idea was carried out
tn little ducks concealed in the
greenery. yellow roses were used in
profusion in the dining room, and the
living room was gay in white roses.
The guests were Fanchon Luke, Mar
gorie Luke, Lois Winkler, Ruth Bull
iinger, Ruth Leithead, Elizabeth Black,
Mary and Margaret Black. Dorothy
Walker, Helen Walker Josephine
Clancy Rosalie Kerley, Dorothy Ker-
ley, ollie Laird of Pasadena, Ruth
Anschutz, June Althouse, Ardell Cham
berlain, Mildred Hardin and Master
James Clancy and Kemp Winkler.
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Mrs. Frederick T. Bicknell and Mrs.
Sumpter f. Zombro, 419 North Broad
way, have issued invitations for a re-
ception to be given at the Woman's
clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon,
April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Clark of West
moreland place will enterain with a
dinner next Wednesday evening In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F.
Ives, and at o'clock Of the same