Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

Harper, Mrs. Julia Inge, Mrs. Barnett
Miss Georgia Welden and Miss Mamie
McEachin.
C. w. Burnett entertained weekend
party at Redondo Beach, twelve being
in the party.
Mrs. ]. II. McKeen and daughter,
Miss Mabel McKeen, of Eastlake ave-
nue.. are in Oakland, where they will
remain for several weeks
Miss Mae Wilson of Vine street, Hol-
lywood, entertained with a valentine
party Friday evening.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kretchner, Mrs. Dolly Grey, Miss Pau
line Fredericks, Miss Helena Farnum
Miss Edna Rogers, Miss Grace An
drews, Miss Maude Andrews and
Messrs. John Cover, Harry Cover,
George Lynten, E. P. Grey, DR.. f. w.
Andrews, Henry Andrews, Earl Ander-
son and Wayne Jackson.
Junior class of Occidental college will
present their class play, "The Crisis, u
Friday night. The leading roles will
be filled by Miss Illeen higgins and
Lysle McKenny.
Mrs. J. M. Mitchell and Mrs Clar-
ence Blanchard entertained with af-
ternoon tea at Levy's Friday in cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary
of their mother, Mrs. Mary Fox.
Other guests were Mrs. D. b. Hen
derson of Dubuque, Ia; Miss Thomas
of West Union, Ia; Mrs. John Roster
and Mrs. Henry Schoneman.
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Mrs. Paul Compton is leaving the
first of the week for q visit of month
with her mother, Mrs. Rees, in Walla
Walla.
Miss Ella White Foster of West Thir-
ty-seventh street entertained members
of Alpha Chi Omega sorority of u. S. c.
with a valentine luncheon recently
Covers were laid for Miss Emma Will
liams, Miss Eleanor Clemmons, Miss
Olive Bergman, Miss Olive La Claire,
Miss Thankful Carpenter, Miss Alice
Grabbe, Miss Lucille Reeves, Miss
Phoebe Joslin, Miss Anna Shepard,
Miss Sylvia Tyschauser, Miss Grace
Shepard, Miss Arte Marchard, Miss
Helen Beck, Miss Alice Scott, Miss
Esther Davidson and Miss Mabel Far
rington.
Complimentary to the birthday anni-
versary of l.. p. Benjamin, his son-in-
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Lane entertained with a turkey dinner
February IA at their home in Burbank.
Those present We're Professor and
Mrs. Plantamura and Miss Carol Nor
gan, all of Los Angeles; Mrs. L. T. Cor
nish of Washington, Mrs Lane, Miss
Della Martins of South Dakota, the two
little daughters of the host and hostess
and Messrs. o. A. Lane and Cummings.
Table decorations We're orange bios
SONS, and after partaking of de-
licious dinner the hostess led the way
TO the parlor, where music was enjoyed
Some beautiful gifts We're received.
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One of the delightfully."- informal af-
fairs of the week was the studio re-
ception given yesterday by Miss Agnes
woodward in her studio in Blanchard
building. An informal program was
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. H. B. Worden of West Twenty
first street entertained with bridge Fri
day afternoon as a farewell compliment
to her friends, as she leaves soon for
Those presnt were Mrs. Philip d.
coIhv. Mrs. C. NJ. Turck of Glendale.
Mrs G. c. Spicer, Mrs. c. A. Rock
we'll. Mrs. C. ]. Lehman, Mrs. A. H.
Markwell Mrs. Harry Wagner, Mrs
Walter T. Wren, Mrs. T. M. Sloan, Mrs
I IT Never Mrs. C. II. Mortesen, Mrs
q ". Gillette. Mrs. Bettis, Mrs. j. M
RusselI Mrs. j. T.. Rollins, Mrs. VIII
Mather, Miss Marion Walker, MISS Eu-
genla Rixon, Miss Florence osborne