Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
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RY THE OHArrERER

The old song, my Wifes Gone to
the Country" has been changed this
week to the more vigorous strain, my
Husbands Gone to Reno" 1t seems
to be the most popular resort lately
from many points of view. The merry
widowers whose wives have gone to
Europe are the most popular of all
the beaux this season, and are in de-
mand for dinners, theater and supper
parties. Medicine, law, banking and
railroads are represented, and small
= club has been formed called My Wife S
Gone to Europe" only merry widow
ers are eligible, and you would be sur
prised to know how many members
have qualified.
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There will be many picnics and week
end parties on accout of the Fourth
coming on Monday, giving two and a
half days vacation. Automobile pic
MICS seem to be fad and there will
be many going down to the tennis tour
nament at Long Beach tomorrow.
Many little affairs which had been
planned have been deferred on account
of the recent death of Eyre Barrow
french, who was so much beloved,
many of their friends having changed
their plans out of respect to his men,
ory.
At the Hackett performance Thurs
day evening following the third act the
audience applauded so emphatically
that the star was called before the cur
tain many times, and at last Mr..
Hackett made a speech. An immense
bouquet of lilies of the valley had been
handed over the footlights, and it
seemed to have been sent ESQ Mr.. Hack
ett said), by a fraternity of which he
was q member. and the donors filled
the two proscenium boxes
There has been a great disappoint-
ment among the woman golfers of the
Los Angeles Golf club, who played Fri
day for the Higgins-Craig cup. The
San Gabriel club, which has a nine
hole course-an easy course at that-
had played such a game that their score
was a startler, to say the least.
The wedding of Miss Dora Bradley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George o.
Bradley of Kelvin, Ariz., and James
Hallet of West Seventh street Is one
of interest to their many friends. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the bridegroom in the pres
ence of the family only. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hallet left Immediately for a wedding
trip, and will be at home after Septem-
ber l at 2S27 West Seventh street Mrs:
Bradley came from Arizona to attend
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Among the affairs of the week will
be the dinner and box party with
which Mrs. Hugh Livingston Macneil
will entertain Wednesday evening IN
honor of the three brides, Mrs. Harold
Cook, Mrs. Robert Elmore and Mrs.
Harold Wrenn, and Mrs. Harry Logan
of Toronto. Sayre Macneil, who has
been at Harvard for the past year, will
return home Wednesday and will be
an honored guest at the function.
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Miss Ress Miller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Miller in South Olive street.
will entertain with tea in honor or
Mrs Harry Logan Saturday afternoon
from $3.50 to $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Solano will en-
tertain with a dinner of fourteen COW
ers Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
William Bingham Clarke, who has been
the house guest Of her sister, Mrs. Adna
r. Chaffee, this winter, and for whom
many affairs have been given.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Morton, who
have been passing the spring with Mrs.
Morton's mother in South Hope street.
have moved into their new home, 100
Mariposa avenue, where Mrs. Morton
will be at home to her friends Wednes-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ellsworth
Dunn of West. Twenty-eighth street
have gone to Balsa Chica for the week
end.
Among the most delightful week end
parties is that of Capt. William Ban
ming, who has taken a party OF young
people to Catalina on his yacht The
Campanero. Among those entertained
are Mrs. George Patton, Mrs. Joseph
B. Banning, Miss Katherine Banning,
Miss Marie Bobrick, Miss Clarisse Ste
vens, Miss Virginia Nourse and Miss
Mary Hutchinson of San jose They
will be entertained at the Banning cot
tage, returning early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Mines of
Wiltshire boulevard are passing the
summer in Canada. They left about
ten days ago and will be at the Hotel
Windsor in Montreal.
Miss Mary Reed of Thompson street
will entertain Friday afternoon with a
card party in honor of Miss Constance
Collins, who is visiting Miss RoWley in
LaSalle avenue.
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Mrs. Drew Pruitt of Ingraham street
entertained with a box party and tea
at the Alexandria yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mr. and Mrs William 1.
Hollingsworth, Mrs. Erasmus Wilson,
Mrs. ]. w. McAlester and Judge Pruitt.
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Mrs. Mattison Boyd Jones of Hobart
boulevard entertained recently with
musicale in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Fred w. Pigg of Glendale, who has
come from Kentucky to make her home
in Southern California.
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NT-s TObD ATauUtOp PrcSa11 aptar-
tained with a breakfast and matinee
party yesterday afternoon in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Frank b. Sherwood,
who recently returned from Europe,
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Word has been received from the
Russell McD. TaylOrs, who are travel
ing in Germany. The last heard from