Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
,os ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNINGS APRIL

Mrs. A. J. Howard Of Wilton place,
she and Mr.. Mccarthy will open their
beach home at Redondo. but owing to
her recent illness she will for the pres
ent confne her entertaining TO her
regular at home days.
Mrs. Helen Steckel entertained on
Friday afternoon with luncheon for
Mrs. Willard Stimson, who will leave
April IS for a summer in Europe.
Covers were laid for twenty-eight at
small tables beautifully decorated in
lilacs and white carnations. The place
cards bore the Stecl1el monogram. and
as concession to April fools day the
names of the guests were written
backward After luncheon the after
noon was devoted to bridge.
Mrs. Norris Van Brunt of % Breeze
avenue, Venice. entertained at a bridge
luncheon on Thursday afternoon. The
eight small tables were most attractive
with their decorations of lavender
sweet peas and place cards with sun
bonnet babies in water color. The WIN
ners of the highest score at bridge
were awarded a beautiful cut glass
bowl and dainty slken hose as prizes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Bowlus of 1917
Berendo street have as their house
guest Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gather of
Anderson. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Let's will give
dinner dance on the evening of April
10 for their daughters, Edna and Gladys
Let's. having invited for this occasion
the participants in the Irish dance at
the recent Kirmess. Mrs. William May
Garland. who acted as chaperon of the
| Irish group: Mrs. Rea Smith and Mrs.
Russell Taylor, chaperons of other
groups. and few others who appeared
! in the Kirmess.
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Mrs. John Trenholm Warren of Hon
olulu. who was formerly Miss Grace
| Tower of Pasadena will be at home to
her friends Monday afternoons and
evenings at S5 West Green street. Pas
adena. until April %. when she will
leave for the north. Mrs Warren will
| be glad to welcome all of her friends
on her at home days
Miss Bertha Cheek was hostess Sat
urday afternoon at q Japanese tea in
! honor of Miss Elsie Bell Walker given
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Brodbeek.
Miss Cheek is to be one Of the brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Walker
on April I, and is one of the several
| young women of the wedding party
who have entertained delightfully."- for
the bride-elect during the past few
weeks.
A beautiful Japanese effect was OBJ
tanned In the decoration of the rooms
with a wealth of cherry blossoms. and
tea was served in dainty Japanese
style.
Each guest was requested to con-
tribute her favorite recipe for cook
book for the bride. and these were
tastefully bound together, making a
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similarly prepared.
A portion of the afternoon was de-
voted to music. with vocal selections by
Miss Ethel Coleman and Miss Ellen
Chase at the piano.
The guests were Miss Ellen Chase,
Miss Laura Chase. Miss Lois Adland,
Miss Ethel Adland, Miss Junia Neve,
Miss Ethel Coleman, Miss Lucille Locke,
Miss Cora Glass, Miss Emma Reyn-
olds, Miss Anna Evans, Miss Frances
st. John, Miss Anne st. John, Miss
| Motley Mcdonald, Miss Grace Haynes,
Miss Hollinger of Altadena, Miss Mary
Brown, Miss Eva Tibbot, Miss Weeks,
Miss Florence Hunt, Miss McCowen,
Miss Mabel Carpenter, Miss Myrtle
Turk, Miss Elsie Walker. Mrs. J. H.
Walker, Mrs. w. H. Brodbeck and
Mrs. Charles Edward Locke.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Penn of 126 North
Sichel street have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Ola May to
Robert Vernon Edwards. The wedding
is to take place in May.
An interesting event of the week was
an informal reception on Thursday al
ternoon given by Mrs. Henry II. Burton
at her home in Cherry stret in honor OF
her daughter, Violet, whose marriage
to Carroll Crow Dickson will be sol
emnized April 9.
Mrs. Burton was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. E. o. Edgerton and Miss Edith
Coombs, Miss Cornelia Williamson
Miss Mary Hubbard, Miss Viola Nolte
and Marian Val Mavvo also assisted
during the afternoon.
profusion of asparagus ferns ano
English ivy formed an effective back
ground for the lilies and orange bios
SONS that gave a bridal note to the
decorations.
The wedding, which is to be a very
quiet one, will take place in st. PauPt
pro-cathedral, Chaplain w. F. Hubbard
of the United States army officiating.
Among the many AFFAIRS given II
compliment to Miss Burton is the
weekend house party at the seaside
home of Mrs. Raymond Hill at Man
haitian Beach, with Miss Katherine
Hamilton also as a guest of honor
| Samuel H1ndS OF Pasadena was nOS'
recently at an enjoyable theater party
at the Orpheum. Dinner was served al
the Hotel Angelus, where the table
decorations were American Beauty
roses and covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sheenan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Dooty
Miss Ethel and Dorothy Kinds and
Mrs. William Bishop Tompkins.
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In honor of the birthday anniversary
of her husband, Mrs. r. F. Hayhurst
of 100 Mission road gave whist party
in their new home. In the dining room
peoples were massed in great profusion
and in the rooms where the card tables
! were arranged jonquils and mustard
were used. Prizes were awarded tc
Mrs Wilfrid e. Shoebottom, Franz
Gillispe, F. Hayhurst, Miss Grace Nc
Kinley and Mathew McGrew Guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs Mathew
. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Giilispie
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. McCabe, Mr. ano
Mrs. Robert Hardy, John Getz, Mr.. ano
/, Mrs. Wilfrid Shoebottom, Mr., and Mrs
Bert L. Farmer and the Misses Grace
Mckinley, Maud Tanner, Bessie Gil
birth and Edna Madison, Mrs. Rose
, Ouinan, DR.. 7. G. Finley and George
Burl6hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cardell VIII DC
at home to their many friends Friday
afternoons and evenings in April al
their new home, 576 Manhattan place
,,ratt1y Ia ster luncheon was giVer