Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-01
Society

MFRS. GEORGE w. BECK of Hotel
M Pepper will preside at a musicale
III and bridge the afternoon OF
March 12 in compliment to Mrs. George
A. Lomax of Chicago who is visiting
Mrs. L. p. Hansen of Pasadena
Mrs. Beck is painting the score caros
and the first prize, which is to be
nonnv niece the other prizes being cut
| rlass and silver. Assisting women Will
be Mrs. L. p. Hansen, Mrs. Lee Grlt-
| hth. Mrs. ]. j. Gaynor and Mrs. sara
| Hendricks.
Miss Blanche Greenway of HOLLYWOOD
will entertain at the Alexandra toqay
with q luncheon as courtesy TO Mrs.
Joseph Cohen, a young and charming
bride of three months.
| Mrs. Cohen before her marriage was
Miss Ora Troplong Of New YORK
daughter of the late Ambassador .: -
| Troplong, who died in the Philippines
| two years ago. She Is a favorite in the
younger set and will be the recipient OF
much social attention during her VISIT
| here. -,
Clusters of acacia blossoms tied with
pale blue tulle will form the central
| decoration of the table, and from each
a length of yellow satin ribbon VIII
extend, terminating at one or the
| covers.
BESIDES hostess anu liOilolCQ ShS@N
| the party will include Mrs. Jack Nor
ton, Mrs. Gloria st. Clair, Miss June
Worth, Miss Gladys Muir and Miss
Leona Frederlcks.
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Miss Edith Helena, prima donna
soprano at Levy's, was hostess at
luncheon there yesterday having as
guests Mrs. Roland Paul, Mrs. William
Hamilton Garland, Mrs Nelson Kings
land, Mrs. Maxfield Gesner and Mrs.
Sidle Lawrence.
Miss Beatrice Pinard, who is to sing
| one of the soprano solos in the Passion
| play when it is presented in Temple
auditorium the week of March IA, was
born in South Dakota and comes from
a long line of musicians. Prof @. A.
Cabell of Paris was Miss Pinard's in
| structor, and although she is barely
out of her teens she has been soloist
in the Epiphany cathedral in Sioux
City for four years and has sung In
oratorios since she was quite a young
girl. Her father, a prominent ply
sician of Sioux City, and her mother
are coming on to be present at the
opening performance Of the Passion
play.
Miss Alice Tobey of Coronado street
will be hostess today at a bridge
luncheon in compliment to her house
guest, Miss Edith Boyer of Grinnell,
Iowa.
Miss Helen Woodroffe entertained
with box party and supper at Levy's s
| Wednesday evening, complimenting
Governor and Mrs. Swanson of Vir-
ginia.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Ryan of Denver and Dr. and
Mrs. Floyd j. Nutting of Pasadena.
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Mrs. Thilo Becker of South Alvarado
street entertained informally Sunday
for Miss Poloma Schramm and Miss
Karla Schramm.
Mrs. Charles Gardner and Mrs. w.
Arthur Brown will entertain this aft
| ernoon with a tea at the home Of the
former in Harvard boulevard, the oe-
casion to be a compliment to Mrs.
Dimmock Cummings, the house guest
for several weeks of their mother, Mrs.
G. Rupert Johnson, In Edgeware road.
Assisting women will be Mrs. john
son, Mrs. Sabina Burk, Mrs. Leon
Shelter, Mrs. George Bliss Culver,
Mrs. Renben Shelter, Mrs. Palmer
Tucker, Mrs. Alden West, Miss Ger
trude Johnson and Miss Edith McGinn.
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Mrs. Ward Winchell will go east
ABOUT lHe iuluulc VI hdICH lOI an tA-
tended visit with friends in Nebraska,
New York, Washington and Baltimore.
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A delightful surprise was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kendall February
% by their friends in celebration of
their golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Kendall was the recipient of a
handsome gold stickpin, an emblem of
the w r. c., while Mr.. Kendall was
presented with large cake surround
ed with wreath of gold on which
burned fifty candles.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Boswell Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Perrett,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Berry, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fol-
lett, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Pearl
Venuem. Mrs. Martha Chaplin. Mrs.
Hogaboon, Mrs. Murphy Mrs. T. M.
Carpenter, Mrs. L. S. Withers, Mrs.
A. V. Grover, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Fannie
Skinner, Mrs. e. T. Horve, Mrs.
Amanda Payne, Mrs e. c. Haysen,
Miss Rosa Sutton, Miss Minnie Sut-
ton and Miss Bertha Lany.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Bartosch enter
tained with a musicale and reception
Thursday evening for members of the
Berean class of the Naomi Avenue
Christian church.
The following program was rem
dered: Miss Grace Wilmot and Miss
Opal Rogers, a piano duet; Miss Marie
Hickman and Miss Lucy Wagner, vo-
cal duet; solos by Miss Delta Doner
and Miss Grace Waters.
In the receiving line with the host
and hostess were Mrs. Raymond Hor-
ton, Miss Edna Neeley Miss Leila
Bartosch and Miss Louise Escherich.
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AS a surprise to her son, John L.
Richardson, Mrs. Addie Richardson of
South Flower street entertained the
Merry Go Round club with whist Fri
day evening, twenty-four members
and guests being present.
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Mrs. Martin Herskovits of Blaine
street announces the enga cement of
her daughter, Miss Gizelle, and Isidore
Roth of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard H. Babcock
announce the engagement of their
daughter Jessie and Eugene Alexander
Hunt of Walla Walla, Wash. The
wedding will be solemnized soon after
Easter
Miss Alma Johnson was the sur
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