Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
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BY THE cHATTERER

The subscription dances are a Ger
tainty and there will be teas and lunch
cons for the debutantes, dinners and
the opera for the grown ups" and
heard few days ago of a dancing club
for the younger people. A club has
been formed among the boys and girls
of high school age. 1t meets every
other Saturday evening at Kramer's
and is called the Junior Dancing club.
There are eighty members, and the
chaperones are Mrs. Jonathan r. Scott,
Mrs. William 7. Johnston, Mrs. w. d.
Woolwine, Mrs Granville MacGowan,
Mrs. Francis Thomas, Mrs. John I.
Griffith, Mrs. Shirley c. Ward, Mrs.
Ralph Kirkpatrick, Mrs. George II.
Wigmore, Mrs. e. w. Britt, Mrs.
Richard Lacy, Mrs. Walter Hughes and
Mrs. H. B. Rollins. There will be two
parties or cotillions at Christmas,
which will rival the subscription dances
of the older set
Among the debutantes who will be in
troduced to society next month is Miss
Florence Wood, the attractive younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mo-
DIM Wood of st. James park. Miss
Florence will be the honored guest at
a tea the last week in November.
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In honor of her daughter, Miss Jane
Rollins, Mrs. Hamilton Bowman Roll
Inns will entertain with tea on Friday
afternoon, November 4.
Mrs. John Hubert Norton of S34 West
Twenty-eighth street will introduce her
daughter, Miss Amy Marie Norton, at
a reception on Wednesday afternoon,
November 8.
Mrs Walter Jarvis Barlow will be
hostess with a reception at her beauti-
full home in South Figueroa street
Wednesday afternoon from 8 to 6.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rivers Drake,
with their charming daughter Miss
Pinira Drake, are at the Hotel AleXan"
dria for a few weeks before returning
to their own home in South Hoover
street.
Cen Adna R. Chaffee of Magnolia
avenue has been for the past three days
at the Los Angeles aqueduct'
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Gen. and Mrs. Robert Wankowski of
Normandie avenue will entertain with
a dinner party tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. H. Rollins of West Twenty
eighth street will be hostess with
dinner Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Conroy of 500
West Thirtieth street will entertain
with a dinner party on Wednesday
evening.
In honor of Miss Andrietta Glassell,
a bride-elect of November, Mrs. e. H.
Barmore and Mrs. Frederick Goulding
entertained at the beautiful home of
Mrs Barmore on AlVarado terrace
yesterday afternoon with luncheon.
The house and tables were decorated
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bride-elect's table Mrs. Frederick
Goulding presided. Mrs. Goulding and
Miss Glassell were classmates at the
MARLBOROUGH school. The place cards
were tiny sketches Of brides, and COW
ers were laid for Mrs. Goulding, Miss
Glassesll, Miss Muriel Stewart, Miss
AAeen Staub, Miss Doris Davidson,
Miss Ethel Davenport, Miss Gladys
Rowley, Miss Marjorie Derby, Miss
Jean Long, Mrs. Horace Lansing, Mrs.
Ned Barmore and Mrs. David Bar
more. At the other table, where Mrs.
Barmore presided, were Mrs. Andrew
Glassell, Mrs. W. P. Durham, Mrs
Matthew Robertson, Mrs. C. O. STAN
ton, Mrs. o. O. West, Mrs. w. I. Hol-
lingsworth and Miss Leola Somers.
Mrs. Edwin II. Earl of Wiltshire bod
leVard entertained with a bridge lunch
con yesterday afternoon. Roses and
chrysanthemums were used in profu-
sion and covers were laid for twenty
guests. This is the third of a series
of luncheons with which Mrs. Earl
is entertaining this winter
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Mrs. Henry W. Howard of Scarf
street will entertain with a bridge
party Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. ]. w. Mckinley of West Adams
street will be hostess Thursday after
noon with bridge party
In honor of Mrs. Horace Lansing, a
recent bride, and Miss Leola Somers
of ChillicOthe, O.. who is here to attend
the marriage of her brother. Milton
Clark Somers, to Mss Andrietta Glas-
sell next week, Mrs. Samuel Boutwell,
of 1897 West Twenty ninth street en-
tertained with a Dixie party yesterday
afternoon over 125 invitations were
issued. The house was beautifully
decorated with great shaggy yellow