Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-06

Girls Collegiate school entertained
with house party at the Hotel Nlr-
ginia, Long Beach. this week. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. j. S. Mathe-
son and Mrs. ID. j. Mackey. In their
honor an elaborate bali was given, and
they played tennis and enjoyed the
surf. Those -who went down were
Miss Barbara Allen, Miss Jessie M.
Atwood, Miss Clara IEstep, Miss Ade-
line kellogg. Miss Shirley Goodman,
Miss Marjorie Showers. Miss Frances
Mackey. Miss Jessie Il. Matheson, Miss
Rhoda Rindge. Miss lolita Lovejoy,
Miss Frances Whitsell, Miss Ruth
Alderman, Miss Helen Thayer, Miss
Katherine Carter, Miss Clara Felts,
Miss Alice Rhea Walker. Miss Gladys
M. Young Miss y. Corina Bullard,
Miss Dorothy K. Austin, Miss kathe-
rine Wilcox, Miss Beulah Lightner,
Miss Janet M. Corey, Miss Lula Lewis
and Miss Martha Jones.
s.
In honor of Mrs. b. Riedel, Mrs. A.
Shepardson and Mrs. B. Schenble, who
are going to Europe this summer, Mrs.
Marie Muth of Central avenue enter
tanned with a musical Monday after
noon. Those present were Mrs. nj. Il.
Coener Mrs u. Hickman, Mrs. ).
Engelke, Mrs. 70. Doerfinger Mrs. A.
Rapsch. Mrs. c. Ottinger, Mrs. B.
SCnneluer, MIS-. IL. Afllel, MTS. NJ
I<illian, Mrs. A. Gates. Mrs M. Deisler,
Mrs. f. Selferer, Mrs. A. Furrer Mrs.
X. Steiner, Mrs. p. Hellmuth, Mrs. Is.
SCHNEIDER. Mrs. A. w. Elk, Mrs. l..
Holling, Mrs. 0. Halle. Mrs. Aflnckh,
Mrs. c. Bartels, Mrs. M. Barra, Mrs
X. Metz Mrs. A. Comport and Mrs. Il.
Pelps.
Announcement is made of the en-
aagement of Mrs Bertha NJ Miller
Waite of Bronx, New York, and DR..
Wilkins G.. Montgomery. The wedding
will take place in this city Thursday,
June 30
Announcement is received OF the we'd
ding of Miss Anna Leu of Savannah.
ILL.,, and Henry T. Hoffman of Los
Angeles. The ceremony was solemn
lied at the Hotel Glenwood, Riverside,
Wednesday. After a short trip Mr.. and
Mrs. HOFFMAN will be at home at 81
Victoria park.
Announcement of the engagement
of Miss Ruby Friedberg, daughter of
Mrs. Henrietta Friedberg, 1898 Orange
street to Louis NJ. Zederman, is made.
The happy couple will receive at the
home of the brides mother Sunday
afternoon May 10. from 2 to g.
A cable to the steamship department,
German American Savings bank, an
nounces the safe arrival of Rome, Italy,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden w. Skinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mrs. c.
w. Church, Miss Ruth Church, Miss
Genevieve Church, Mrs. e. p. Nichols,
Miss Fay Nichols and DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Thompson, who left this city
in September on a tour around the
world.
The French and Spanish classes of
Cumnock academy will give special
program this afternoon under the di-
rection of Mrs. Corella-Phipps. The
first year preparatory class will give a
French dialogue and includes these
members: Dorothy Egelhoff. Helen
Cole. Eleanor Johnson. Maize Mitchell,
Cecil Call Vivian Barman. Aimee Le-
febvre, Marcela Mahan, Muriel Parrish
Audrey Creighton. Florence Williams,
Florence Marsh, Verda Manners Bios
som Ferris. Alma Barman, Winifred
wilkes, Katherine Robbins. The Span
ish play will be given by Margaret
whitney, Winifred Mackay. Bernice
Garfield, Violet McMartin, Mona Bots
ford Daisy Holllngsworth, Vera Hard
ing.
The first year pupils win give four
French proverb playlets, as follows:
"MieuX vaut tard que jamals,"
BrooKsy Bailey, Clara Young. Florence
Pierce. Leah Jones; "Une place pour
chaque chose, at chaque chose a sa
place" Lucille Carruthers, Maria Baker,
Clara Young, Brooksy Bailey; "A Plus
sieurs Mains rOuvrage Avance," Eola
Crippen. Marie Baker. Brooksy Bailey,
Lorene Winnek. Lea Jones; "Quand les
Chats NY sont pas, les Souris dansent,"
Florence Pierce. Gladys Willett, Brook
sy Bailey, Leah Jones, Eorene Winnek.
Marie Baker Lucille Carruthers, Eola
Crippen, Clara Young. The second and
third year pupils will give a French
play, ma Bonne.' the characters to
be interpreted by these players: Helen
Williams, Helen Gridley, Alberta Brad
ley, Lottie Lawrence, Dorothy Trench,
Ruth Phillips, Florence James.