Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13

w. Reed, Earl r. Holland, w. r. Mill
lar. ]. r. Coffman, Harold Janss, ].
Walter Kays, Raymond G. Moore,
George II. Reed, Philo L. Lindley,
George Mossbacher L. j. Marsh, A L.
Ballinger. G.. C. Bradley and DR.. }. J.
A. Van Kaathoven.
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A pleasant affair planned for Tues
day is luncheon of twelve covers
with which Mrs. Harriet Spencer Will
entertain at her home in West Twen-
ty-third street in compliment to Ernest
Warde, a son of Frederick Warde, who
will be playing at the Majestic with
the Max Figman company in Mary
James Pa
Mrs. Spencer entertained Wednesday
night with a dinner of six covers for
Arthur Warde, also a son of the emil
nent tragedian. Mrs. Spencer will have
as guests at a box party at the Ma
jestic tomorrow night Mrs. Ward Win
chell Mrs. Nelson Kingsland, Mrs.
John Summerfeld, Mrs. w. N. Gram
DALI Miss Blanche Remington.
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Chaperoned by her grandmother.
Mrs. Geldert, who is guest at the
family home in West Twenty-third
street, Miss Miriam Spencer will en-
tertain a matinee party of girls at the
Majestic Saturday. Her guests Will be
her sisters, Helen and Babe, with Mar
jorie Ordway and Binkie Robertson.
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The residence of Commander and
Mrs. Ward Winchell, in Kenwood
street, was the scene last night of a
happily appointed valentine party and
dance.
A buffet supper was served at mid
night and a jolly feature of the hour
was the distribution Of valentines.
Each one present had been supplied
Jfs,N 1f s,f1 30
expected and each had mailed sundry
and various valentines to every other
body, forwarded to the Winchell homo
via Uncle Sans postal service, and
it was these missives that were deliv-
cred by Acting Postman Duck at the
stroke of twelve and read aloud amid
much merriment
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. William James
Chick, Mr. and Mrs. Carruth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Kingsland, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Sidle Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Ihmsen, Mrs. j. M. Doak, Mrs. Grace.
Sanborn, Mrs. Marie Sweet Baker, Mrs.
M. d. O'Farrell, Miss Talamantes, Miss
Ihmsen, Messrs. Duck, Willard H.
Wright, Arthur Warde, Parton, Nell
son Crandall, A. T. Chipron, Otto
Wuerker and DR.. p. T. Wood.
Beta Delta club entertained with
box party at the Majestic recently,
COMMUNICATING one of their members,
Miss Halle Lund, one of the popular
brides-to-be.
Others present were Mrs. Melrowe
Martin, Mrs. w. C. Pennell, Miss
Jessie Parke, Miss Jane McPeake and
Miss Mae Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Givernaud
of West Washington street left yes
terday for a. few weeks at Coronado.
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Mckinley Industrial Home society
has issued invitations for the Informal
opening of the Felix c. Howes memoir
al cottage, the afternoon OF February
%, from 2 until o'clock.
The reception committee includes the
following well known women: MRS.
Valentine Peyton, Mrs. M. H. Whlttler,
Mrs w, w. Neuner, Mrs. Lyman Far
well, Mrs. 7. c: Mennell, Mrs. Cnarles
Wier Mrs. Rufus Green, Mrs. ID. w.
Frank, Mrs. Lyman Stewart, Mrs. Har-
r-v Chandler, Mrs. Will Lacy, Mrs. ]. s.
Torrance, Mrs. Arthur Let's, Mrs d.
X. Edwards, Mrs. A. c. Potter, Mrs.
Gail B. Johnson, Mrs, Edward L. DO
heny,- Mrs. H. w. Keller, Mrs. Alice
Gregory Mrs. D. e. Luther Mrs. Pot
ter. Mrs C. ]. Robinson and Miss Caro-
line Garfield.
Miss May Flint of Lasalle avenue en-
tertained Friday evening with pro-
gressiye domino party a game which
was played with double skies and Is
having great vogue in New York and
San Francisco.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lee Grover,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. McGinnis, Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Reavis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert D. stone, Mr.. and Mrs. William
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