Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-17

guest Mrs. Myrtle Badger Sheridan OF
| ST. Joseph, Mo- Mrs. Sheridan will
remain in Southern California several
weeks.
Friends of Miss Laura Zerbe formed
party last night to attend the Dupuy
recital In Gamut auditorium, and at
the close of her composition, "The
Dream" sung by Mr.. Dupuy, Miss
Zerbe was the recipient of much ap-
plause and several handsome floral
tributes.
Mrs. C. A. Heinze entertained with
a tea and musical Tuesday afternoon
at her home in West Twenty-fifth
street, in compliment to her house
guest, Mrs. ]. B. Cowling of Chicago.
Mrs. Carl Heinze assisted.
The program was rendered by Mrs.
| George Mclaughlin Mrs. Lyon, Miss
Florence Parker and the Lyra club.
There We're about twenty-five present
to meet Mrs. Cowling.
f.
Sigma Beta fraternity will give a
banquet this evening at it's club
house in Hartford avenue.
Members are Messrs. Ronall Staples,
Russell Prince, Virgil Frampton, War
ren Carrielo, Walter Humphries and
Thomas Lee. Eight new members
were initiated.
The second anniversary of the Seven
Seven Literary club was celebrated in
the form of a valentine party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Eaton
Carr on Trinity street Monday even
ing, the guests of honor being the nus
bands of the members.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed with festoons of pepper boughs
hanging from which were to be seen
many red hearts. These were also used
in profusion about the rooms, and
there was also a beautiful bouquet of
red carnations, the club flower The
evening was made lively by several
valentine games, the prize winners
being Mrs. H. H. Whitehead and Mr..
| and Mrs. Tudor. Mr.. Carr added
much to the entertainment with choice
selections on the phonograph, and Mrs.
Ford, president of the club, gave sew
eral piano solos. Refreshments con-
sisted of salad, sandwiches, coffee, ice
cream and cake.
The club has enjoyed prosperous
year. The program, which is most
complete, has covered a study of Eng
land and the meetings are very enjoy
able, both from a literary and social
point of view.
Besides Mr. and Mrs. Carr there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ford,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kenniston, Mr..
P. j. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Tudor,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Whitehead, Mrs.
Crockett, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Littel-
lier.
Mrs. William H. Jamison is enter
tanning informally today at luncheon
at her home on Hoover street, her
guests being oldtime friends from
Grand Rapids, Mich. Covers will be
laid for twelve.
Miss Alice Donoven of East Forty
second street entertained the Jolly
Birthday club at noon dinner Sat
| urday. The home was beautifully
| decorated with fern, smilax and pink
carnations, the dining room being
banked on the sides and the ceiling
covered, many original designs being
shown.
Covers were laid for the following:
Mrs. George K. Bietch, Mrs. c. A.
| Fanck, Mrs. Albert Harvick, Mrs.
Frank Salisbury, Mrs. Sadie Jackman,
Mrs. w. e. Davis, Mrs. w. H. Crane,
Mrs. Otto Lehnhardt, Mrs. Gus Hall,
Miss Temple Donoven, Miss Nellie
Donoven and the hostess.
Dinner was served from dishes made
of corn shucks, which were grown on
the Dillinger homestead, located near
Carbondale, ILL.,, the former home of
! the hostess. Place cards were hand
painted California scenes. A musical
program was rendered in the after
Lincoln story, after which Mrs. Otto
Lehnhardt presented the hostess with
q handsome cut glass bowl, token
from the club.