Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25
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BY TIE CHATTERER

BY THE CHATTERER
Society is returning to town and
with it's return comes the planning
of the winters campaign both socially
and for charity. The board of mana
gers and directors of the Childrens
hospital have planned a different plan
of action this winter, and instead OF
carnival, kirmess or ball have decided
to ask for money. On the two days
before Thanksgiving, November % and
%, booths will be placed in all of the
leading stores and clubs as wen as IN
the Hobbies of the theaters, where all
who will may give their donations
Most of the prominent women OF Los
Angeles will take charge of these
booths and no other begging will be
done. Mrs Albert Crutcher is presi"
dent of the board and the other mem
bers include Mrs. William T. john
stone, Mrs. N. q. Blackstone, Mrs,
Frank Burnett, Mrs. c. c. Carpenter,
Mrs. Eesley Clark, Mrs. E. T. Earl,
Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. B. l.. Hard
ing, Mrs. James Mcbride Cockins, Mrs.
Walter Clark, Mrs. Hancock Banning
Mrs. John T. Jones, Mrs. Q. c. Hutch
inson. Mrs Murray Langmuir Mrs. R,
Wernicke, Mrs. r. P. McJohnston, Mrs.
Charles Monroe, Mrs. Cosmo Morgan,
Mrs. A. i. Marlowe, Mrs. ]. r. New
berry, Mrs. II. E. Newlin, Mrs. H. b.
Rollins, Mrs. Spencer H. Smith, Mrs
Willard Stimson and Mrs. Charles ID.
Viele.
The opening Of the bankers show
tomorrow evening will be one of the
most brilliant events Of the month'
Every box and loge in the Auditorium
has been reserved and orders for seats
have been pouring in each day. Ihe
rehearsals have proved the ability ana
skill of the participants as well as tne me,
beauty of the young women VINO VIII
take the roles with grace ana style
The list of patronesses includes the
wives of our most prominent citizens,
anI dinner parties before the perform
ances and supper parties afterWard
will mark each evening. The patron
esses include Mesdames Allan Z.
Balch, w. Jarvis Barlow, George j.
Birkei, H. P. Booth, Willis Booth, Err
nest A. Bryant, John P. Burke Adna
r. Chaffee, Jefferson P. Chandler
lington Clark, Wesley Clark, Guy
Cochran. Michael ]. Connell, Edward
L. Doheny James c. Drake. William
p. Dunn, Edwin II. Earl, Thomas E.
Gibbon, Godfrey Holterhof, Jr., Hugh
Macneil, Motley H. Flint, Stoddard
less. Mary Longstreet, w. L. Long
year, r. P. McReynolds, E. j. Mar
shall, Dan Mcfarland, Randolph II.
Miner, Charles Munroe, T. E. New
lin. Henry w. O'Melveny, W. G. Pat
terson, Alfred Solano, Joseph F; Sar-
tori. Charles Toll, I. N. Van Nuys'
Jaro Won Schmidt and William NJ
Garland.
Miss Charline Davis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Davis of 1872 west
sixth avenue, will leave on October 2
moth
er. where they will pass the winter
Her father and brother, Benjamin +.
Davis and Benjamin r. Davis, jr., are
already in Mexico and will join them
in Guayamas.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. Earl of Wiltshire
boulevard have been entertaining as
house guests the past week Mr.. and
Mrs. Yon Yonson of Christianiar Nor
way. In honor of the visitors DR.. and
Mrs. West Hughes of West Twenty
third street entertained with dinner
of eight covers Friday evening. The
table was decorated with pink phlox
and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Yonson lett
for Pasadena yesterday, where they
will pass few days before their re-
turn east Mrs. Yonson was Miss
Martha Hargis, daughter of Judge
Hargis of Louisville, KY, and one Of
the beauties of the southern state.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar May Souden Of
1875 West Twenty-eighth street will
entertain with a reception at the Ebell
club house Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crutcher of
West Adams street are entertaining as
house guests Mr.. Crutcheons mother
and sister, Mrs. John Crutcher and
Miss Crutcher Of Frankfort, KY. In
their honor Mrs. w. ]. Porter of
Hobart boulevard will entertain with
tea Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles MacFarland of Ellen
dale place, accompanied by her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan MacFarland, of Juliet street, will
leave Friday for a six weeks trip
through the east. They are planning
to visit in New York, Washington and
Chicago before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael w. Kinney
and their son AureliaS have returned
from their summer outing and are at
home to their friends in their new
home, rs Irola street. where Mrs. Kin
ney will receive her friends on Fridays
during the winter.
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At the annual meeting of the Baldwin
w. T. u, Friday afternoon, the mem
bers celebrated the seventy-ninth
birthday anniversary of the president,
Mrs. G. J. Baldwin of 153 West Twen-
ty-fourth street. Flowers of all kinds
were sent Mrs. Baldwin, and a poem
written in her honor by the Rev. c. c.
Pierce and dedicated to her was read