Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
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Mrs. M. w. Kirby of Huntington Park
Wednesday afternoon. The dining room
had been transformed into a forest,
| stocks of giant bamboo being banked
| around the wall and grass rugs laid
on the floor, where picnic luncheon
was served, the guests sitting on the
floor The rest Of the house was at
! tractively decorated with Shasta
daisies and poppies. Among those
present were Mrs. Clarence Barney
Mrs. ]. w. Wyman, Mrs. e. e. Brad
ley, Mrs. NJ. Herbeline, Miss Blanche
Terrell, Miss Hazel Reyer, Miss A. A.
Switzer, Mrs. p. McClellen, Mrs. II. A.
Mclean, Mrs. e. T. Merrill, Miss Belle
Lash and Miss Nellie Hawes.
Mr. and Mrs. julius r. Black, who
have returned from years tour of
friends at the Mayfair apartments, 40
ST. James park, from 2 TO Sunday
aftorr oon, June 12.
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Thirty young women of the fresh
man class of the Westlake School for
Girls will entertain with a theater
party at the Orpheum on Wednesday
afternoon, June 8, and Il luncheon at
the Alexandria aftsrward.
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Among the delightful little affairs of
last week was an italian dinner with
which Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Arm
strong of Romeo street entertained.
The table was dainty with pink roses
and rose-shaded candelabra.
Mrs, Harry HargreaYes Of Fallbrook
has been visiting at the residence Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Hughes,
in st. James park for the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Radford of Los
Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. A.
Rivers, arrived at Hotel del Coronado
Saturday to pass a few days at the
beach. Mr.. Radford is the vice presi-
dent of the American Savings
bank of Los Angeles.s.
DR.. and Mrs. Henderson Hayward of
Los Angeles motored down to Corona
do, arriving Saturday. The Haywards
are we'll known guests at the Caronado,
as they visit here often. Mrs Hender-
son passed the summer months here
last year and may return later in The
season for longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. K. Gibson, ac-
companied by Miss Grace and Mas
ters Charles F. and w. D. K. Gibson,
jr., from San Francisco, arrived Mon
day for the summer. The GibsOns pass
are usually the first of the large con-
tingent who represent San Francisco
at Coronado Beach during the summer.
Mrs. o. w. Childs of Los Angeles,
accompanied by Master Frank Me-
Laughlin, Sd, of New York city, are
guests at the Hotel del Coronado.
e. p. Conway of Los Angeles was
week end visitor at the Hotel del Cor
onado.
The society colony and tennis lovers
of Long Beach are looking forward
with much pleasure to Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss' arrival the early part Of
July. Miss Hotchkiss passed some time
at the Virginia last autumn and ex-
pressed herself as being very much
pleased with the general appointment
of the hotel. The tennis courts are to
be gone over and the cement painted
green. On account of the courts be-
ing so close to the ocean front with
the inVigoratng fresh air, Miss Hotch-
kiss considers them the best appointed
in America. From the time of her ar
rival there will be something doing
every minute Miss Sutton is also
quite favorite and is partial to the
Virginia courts.
Among the prominent Los Angeles
people now at the Virginia are Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer E. Coils, Lloyd Coils and
Harold Coils, I. H. Farron, H. Hedder-
ly Mr.. and Mrs. H. Verch, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Freshman, j. s. Knox,
Miss NJ Woodruff, Mrs. d. Peacock,
Mrs: G. S; King Mr.. and Mrs. D. j.
Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Lewis.
Among the prominent Pasadenans
who have registered at the Virginia
are Mr.. Frank c. Munroe, Leroy A. Ma
comber, DR.. and Mrs. Wellslake ID.
Morse.
Mr. Hiram w. Johnson, accompanied
by his beautiful and talented wife, is
passing a few days at the Virginia.
Mr.. Johnson is running for the office
of governor of California under the
leadership of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Drake of Los
Angeles are passing the week with Mr..
brakes father, Col. Charles r. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Macy, accom-
panied by their two beautiful children,
have again taken apartments at the
Virginia for the summer. Mr.. Macy
has a beautiful winter home in Pasa-
dena.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson of River
side have taken apartments at the Vir-
ginia for the summer.
Mrs. J. G. Austin of Pasadena, ac-
companied by her two children, has
taken apartments at the Virginia for
lengthy stay. Mr. Austin was the
architect for the hotel.
Among the prominent Los Angelans
now at the Virginia are Harry Jackson,
r. L. Carrier Miss Anderson, Mrs. w.
e. Richardson, F. Richardson, Miss
Ramburgh, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramburgh
The monthly meeting of the Los An
geles H. NJ NJ. B. A. association was
held in the sun parlor of the Hotel
Virginia yesterday afternoon Those
who attended were Mr.. H. G. Fryman,
John S. Mitchell w c. Brode, w. B.
Corwin, A. E. Bengel, c. j. Corwin, e.
Cronenwstt, Lee Holiday, e. W. Ca
son, e. D. Wright, O. S. Watts, James
S. Aurand, Samuel J. Whitmore, Oil
yer Johnson, Edward Davis, c. w.
Tape, c. C. Loomis, Harry Loomis, T.
Pascoe.
Others from Los Angeles at the Vir-
ginia are Miss Florence Marx, Miss
Amy Hellman, Fred Siegel. Irving He'll
man, Leo Barnett, julius Jacoby, T. r.
Sullivan and party and Lester F. Scott.
s.
In honor of Miss Halle Lund, whose
engagement to Walter Stamps has been
announced, Miss Alma Dodge enter
tanned with a luncheon and five hun
dred party at Mount Washington hotel
Friday afternoon. The table was
lovely with an immense basket Of
lavender centurias and there were cor
sage boquets at each plate. The place
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