Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06

VIII ne yellow, CdllloIHid pOppiSo pV'
ing used in great profusion, and the
place cards are also poppies. Covers
are laid for Mrs. II. o. Wilson, Mrs
J.. r. Prince. Mrs. E. B. Drake, Mrs
Harry Harrington, Mrs. Fred New
ton, Mrs. j. NJ. Doak, Mrs. f. c. Ed
ridge, Mrs II. M. Bishop, Mrs. C. F.
Perry, Mrs. e. S. Hoyt, Mrs. M. S
Baker, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Lucket and
Miss Blanche Thorn.
Miss Katherine Stearns of st. James
park will entertain with a luncheon
this afternoon at the Country club in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Wood, who is
one of the most popular debutantes
of the season. Covers will be laid foI
forty-six young women and the lunch
con will be served at one long table
The decorations will be In pink, roses
and ferns being used, and the favors,
corsage bouquet, will also be pink
roses.
Miss Rose Zobelein, whose engage
ment TO Charles Lick of st. Louis
Mo, was announced recently, is having
Florence Parker of Church street en-
tertains with an afternoon tea in her
honor on Thursday the 18th, and a
large reception, given by Mrs. John
Zobelein, Mrs. George Zobelein, Mrs
Edward Zobelein,\ is to take place on
the 18th of April
Mrs. George Crandall and Mrs
Elmer Grey of South Pasadena will
entertain with a tea on Thursday af-
ternoon, April T. in honor of Miss
Rose zobelen and Miss Adele Young
The wedding of Miss Nettie Kirk
man, S3S East Twenty-eighth street,
and Harry c. Underwood. which will
occur tonight at the home of the bride,
will be of interest to many friends. Miss
Sadie Underwood sister of the BRIDE
groom, will attend the bride as maid
of honor, and Henry Garren will be
best man. The decorations. which will
be entirely in pink and white, will be
unique as we'll as beautiful. In the
drawing room, where the ceremony
will be performed, a pergola has been
erected of ferns and wisteria. Rev. p.
Mcdonald will officiate. The brides
gown will be white satin trimmed with
pearls and she will carry brides roses.
The maid of honor will be gowned in
lace over pink satin and will carry
pink roses. supper will be served to
the relatives and intimate friends.
After a wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Underwood will be at home to their
many friends at their new home, 1851
West Forty-seventh street, after
May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Galbreth,
who are enjoying new Pope Hartford
car, have been having a glorious time
each week end, motoring and fishing
on the side. They have had as their
guests Miss Blanche Leonard and her
fiance, Sidney A. Butler, and their
last venture was a trout fishing expe-
dition when the catch was most sue
cessful.
Mrs. John Van Voorhis. widow of the
late Congressman Voorhis of Roches-
ter n. Y, who, accompanied by her
daughter, has been visiting in Los
Angeles as guests of the Elon G.
Galushas of 67S Carondelet street, left
yesterday for San Diego and Coronado,
where they are to remain some time
before returning east.
Mrs. A. j. Prosser entertained re-
Gently with a luncheon and 500 party
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Edmund
Hammond of San Bernardino. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Calvin Seeley Of South Burling-
ton avenue will entertain today with a
bridge luncheon of ten tables. The
house will be beautifully decorated with
American beauty roses.
A wedding which is attracting a
great deal of interest among many
friends will occur this evening at the
residence of the brides parents. 1902
Alvarado street, when Miss Bessie
Babcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Babcock will become the bride of
Eugene Alexander Hunt of Walla
Walla, Wash.
Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Hardin of 2115
Third avenue will entertain with Il
chldren's party at their residence on
Saturday afternoon, in honor of their
daughter Catherine who will celebrate
her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Dick Ferris will be at home
Saturday afternoon. April 9, from 3
to 7 at her home in West Adams street.
Mrs. Ferris will entertain in honor of
Mrs. John W. Thayer and Mrs. Harry
Dufill, who will soon sail for Europe.
A linen shower was given last Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Re
becca Cartmonn, who will be married
early in June to julius Levy at the
residence of Mrs. S. Gold, 425 North
Figueroa street. The decorations were
in pink and white, and twenty guests
responded to the invitations.
The benefit performance for the Nc
Kinley Boys home was given yester-
day afternoon at the Majestic theater
and consisted of three one-act plays
1.-THE Far Away Princess" 1.-The Key
to the West Wing and "Op-o'- Me-
Thumb"
Those taking part in the plays were
Chester Childs, Kathryne Lyle, Flor
ence Pearce, Dorothy Yule, p. Benton
Hopkins, Mabel Wineman, Elizabeth
Chrysler Hazel jenkins, Ruth Mech,
I,ucretia del Vale, James Mullin, Betty
Smith, Kathryne Lyle, Virginia Boteler,
Eulia Scott, Ethel Scott Werner Cor
bin, Denise Campau and Joseph Ware
Whitney.
Those assisting were Mrs. b. A..
Bobrick, chaperone, and selling candy
were the Misses Edna Let's, Gladys
Let's, Virginia Mires. Madeline King,
Leta NJ. Mccartney May Patton Marie
Bobrick, Belle Carson, May Rhodes,
Ileen McCarthyO,and the flower girls
Misses Blanche Davenport, Virginia
Parker, Ada Louise Potts, Sara South
erland and Lucy Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gather of An
derson, Ind, who have been the guests
of the C. D. Bowluses in Berendo street,
will be entertained informally by Mr..
and Mrs. Bowlus tomorrow evening at
their charming home. They have been
enjoying visits to the various beaches,
and leave for their home next Monday
with most pleasant remembrances of
Los Angeles and Southern California