Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
and Miss Bernlce Donster at

violinist. and Miss Rernlce Donster at
the plano.
Mrs. Ducommun was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. James Meyer, Mrs.
Symon Meyer, Mrs. II. ]. Woollacott'
Mrs. E. ID. Brodtbeck, Mrs. ]. Butler,
Mrs. X. o. Wheeler. Mrs. G. w; Cum
ther. Mrs. Leland Leoz, Mrs Samuel
Maier, Mrs. G. Heiman. Mrs. NJ. Etche-
mandy, Miss Pearl Carver. Miss Mamie
Meyer, Miss Hildreth Meyer Miss May
Redman Miss Amy Hellman. Miss
Browning Miss Margaret Woollacott,
Miss Francis Wills and Miss Josephine
Butler.
Mrs. ]. J. Meyler entertained with
the second of series of bridge lunch
cons at her home in Severance street
Yesterday afternoon. The house was
daintily decorated with spring flowers,
color scheme of pale yellow being
used.
Miss Blanche Loomis, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Loomis of Arapa
hoe street, whose engagement to Harry
Tuttle was recently announced, has
been complimented with many charm
ing affairs during the past week.
Among other things which have been
planned for the next week Is mis-
cellaneous shower for which Mrs. VIII
nam fTanpIOn OIL west twenty -Hllitt
place has issued invitations to eighteen
of Miss Loomis' intimate girl friends.
Miss Anna Schilling OF Alvarado
street will entertain with a reception
for Miss Loomis and Harry Tuttle
Friday evening, and Mrs. r. X. Sloeter
of Bonnie Brae street will entertain for
her the following Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Thomas Vigas will entertain
with a bridge luncheon at her home
in Harvard boulevard this afternoon.
Covers will be laid :or forty-five
guests.
Mrs. David Mccartney and Mrs.
Pierpont Davis will entertain with
bridge luncheon for Miss Elsie Knecht
at Mrs. McCartney's home in Ardmore
avenue this afternoon. Miss Knecht is
visiting in Los Angeles on her way TO
Europe.
Mrs. Mccartney and Mrs. Davis will
he assisted by Mrs. o. II. Churchill,
Mrs. Noel Mccartney, Mrs. J. A. Ever
ding. Mrs. w. ]. Althouse, Miss Fannie
Rowan and Miss Margaret Rowan.
owing to the death of Rev. Israel
schuleman, the reception which was
to be given Sunday in honor OF Miss
Anna Schuleman and Bernard Schule-
man, whose engagement was recently
announced, Will be postponed lHuel-
initely The wedding has also been
postponed until late in the fall.
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Mrs. Henry Clay Gooding and Miss
Gooding of South Grand avenue en-
tertained with a bridge luncheon at
Hotel Mount washington this after
noon.
with wild yellow snapdragons and
ferns. The place cards were dainty
affairs painted In figures and spring
flowers. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Willard J. Doran. Mrs Edward Allyn
Featrehstone Mrs. John w. Kemp,
Mrs. John E. Stearns. Mrs. Alexander
Barrett. Mrs. e. l.. Potter, Mrs. X. =.
Wilkinson. Mrs. William Eliot Selbie,
| Mrs. w. D. Babcock. Mrs. w. q.
Uutchison, Mrs. William Irving Hol-
! lingsworth, Mrs. Erasmus Wilson. Mrs.
pobert p. McJohnston, Mrs. w. T.
johnston Mrs. A. j. Chandler, Mrs.
William Wallace Mcleod or Ainannpra'
Mrs. A. L. Cheney, MRS. Whllatn An
derson, Mrs. Edwin S. Rowley, Mrs; d.
S. Whitmore, Mrs. Harry CaIenaar;
Mrs. Burton r. Green Mrs. EoIsnp
Rishop. Mrs. Edwin T. Earl ana MIS-
John T. Griffith.
Tahles we're arranged in the sun par
Ior and after the luncheon bridge was
nIaved. Decorations there were OF
Manon Cochet roses and ferns.
Mrs. Edward r. Bradley OF Wilshire
boulevard will entertain with Drldge
party Saturday afternoon, May H.