Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20

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good things to eat will be found in
shady corners and hooks. Musical mum
bers will also be given by mandolin
and guitar clubs and a general good
time is anticipated by all concerned,
s.
The Juniors of the Westlake School
for Girls Will entertain with a dance
this evening in honor of the seniors of
the same school, at the Womens club
house in South Figueroa street
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Mrs. Carl Leonardt of Chester place
entertained with a luncheon and 500
party yesterday afternoon at her beau
tiful home in honor of her daughters,
Mrs. Frank Powell and Miss Clara
Ieonardt. The tables were gorgeously
decorated, one with yellow poppies
and the other with pink Chatney roses.
The enire color scheme blended with
the flowers. Candelabra shades and
tulle ribbons and the place cards were
gold monogramed The prizes were a
silver bonbon dish, a flower bowl and
silver and cut glass sandwich plate.
The prizes were captured by Mrs.
Robert d. Bronson, Mrs. d. McNair
and Mrs. T. j. Carrigan
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Mrs. Perry Alonzo Howard of Dali
ton avenue entertained with a bridge
luncheon yesterday afternoon. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with spring flowers and
fifty invitations were responded to.
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Mrs Andrew ]. Copp entertained
with a bridge luncheon yesterday af-
ternoon at her beautiful home in In
graham street In the reception hall
and drawing room American Beauty
roses, combined with asparagus ferns
NVara ttead N Toroftteior Ubi1a in the
dining room and on the buffet tables,
ON which the luncheon was served, Ce-
ell Bruner roses were combined with
maidenhar ferns. The place cards
were dainty hand-painted affairs and
covers were laid for 100 guests
Mrs. L. w. Stockwell of West Third
street has issued one hundred invita-
tions for a bridge party May 26. This
will be the first of a series, but the
dates for the others have not been
| definitely decided on.
The affair will be in honor of Mrs
| Stockwelrs sister-in-law, Mrs Edmond
Duane Congdon of New York, who has
been her guest since early in April
and for whom many delightful affairf
have been given.
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Mrs. BENJAMIN Harwood entertained
in oxford avenue yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Grace Rowley and
| Miss Olive Harpham, two of the sea-
sons brldes-elect. The house was taste
fully decorated with spring flowers. In
| the reception hall American Beauty
| roses and ferns were used. In the
| drawing room were sweet peas ano
ferns, while in the dining room color
| scheme of yellow was carried out. The
place cards were In harmony with the
decorations and were painted in yellow
spring flowers. Covers were laid Tor
fourteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Birkel will en-
tertain with an informal dancing party
Tuesday evening, May 81, at thelr
beautiful home in South Figueroa
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ransome
| slower will leave for Europe June
and are planning tour of seVera
months.
In honor of her niece, Miss Anita
| Nathez of New York, who is her house
| guest, Mrs. Charles w. Hinchcliff VIII
entertain with a luncheon at her apart
ments in South Grand avenue Saturday
afternoon.
Invitations have been received to the
wedding of Miss Bessie Jenefer, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Harry Tucker
Harrison, to DR.. John Roberts Caulk
Wednesday evening, June l, at TRINITY
church, Towson, Md.
Miss Pearl Correa of West Forty
eighth street was hostess yesterday
evening at a charming affair given IN
| honor of Miss Florence Cronkhite, whc
will become the bride of Dallas Il
| Jones in the near future
The house was daintily decorated
with pink sweet peas and hearts. Five
| hundred was played and the prizes
we're hand-painted dishes in the shape
| of hearts, while the refreshments were
also in keeping with the color scheme
| and were served in the shape OF hearts
| as we'll. e,,.
The guests were Mr., and Mrs. Sidney
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. On'
| derwood. Mr. and Mrs. j. Lawrence
Rradish. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson
| Miss Sadie Underwood, Miss Jean
| Wright Miss Bessie Cronkhite, Miss
| lone pitch, Miss Jessie Maccabe. MISS
| Ida Rohrer and Rollin Kerns, Henry
Garren, Thomas Monson, Earl Correa
| and Frank Miller.
Mrs. c. w. Christian, Miss Dickin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. McMorrles OF
Hotel Heinzeman will shortly make an
extended tour through Japan, emma
| Korea, Siberia and the Orient; MT
and Mrs Charles Cox and Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. Peters will leave on the same
steamer.
BANQUET to be given at MI. Wasn-
ington hotel tomorrow by the memp pers
If the vale club will have as guest OF
honor DR.. Arthur Hadley, president O., oi
the university The toastmaster VIII
be DR. Arthur S. Phelps.
Miss Margaret Graves of Kansas
citv who is touring the western cities
and southern California especially, is
the guest of Mrs. William S. Winkler
in Winfield street. o,.
Among the tours of the past week
was a trip to Catalina, Long Beach
and a motor trip through Pasadena
Today will be passed at Ocean ParK
and Venice.
Miss Ida M. White entertained with
a box party at the Orpheum Monday
evening. A dainty luncheon was served
at Christopher's afterward. The table
was daintily decorated with pink car
nations and tulle bows
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith of West
Twentieth street planned jolly sur
prise for their daughter Miss Lille
Smith, Tuesday evening, and about
thirty of her class mates from the
Polytechnic high school made the even
ing a grand success.
The house was beautifully decorated