Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
Society

n NE of the most enjoyable affairs
given this week was the luncheon
" and Mother Goose party with
which Mrs. E. G. Waldron and Mrs.
e. j. Wilbur entertained at the home
of the former in Francis and Prospect
avenues yesterday.
Many interesting games were intro
duced, for which appropriate prizes
were awarded, and the afternoon was
marked by many unique features.
Guests included Mrs. Philo Bever-
idge, Mrs. r. Smith, Mrs Eldridge,
Mrs. c. @. stanton, Mrs. Bower, Mrs.
Beville, Mrs. j. j. Morgan, Mrs. M. c.
Mason, Mrs. Edwin o. Palmer, Mrs.
Risher, Mrs. r. Vincent, Mrs. Vercler,
Mrs. Arthur Straus, Mrs. Isabel Vail,
Mrs. E. 3. Wakeman, Mrs. Kruger and
Mrs. Jones of San Francisco, Mrs. G.
Van Nest, Mrs. George Williams, Mrs.
j. H. Whitley, Mrs Weir, Mrs. A.
Walker, Mrs. w. o. Poor, Mrs. w.
Squire, Mrs. Thomas Pollock, Mrs.
Steadman Mrs. e. r. Rivers, Mrs. Hun
ter, Mrs. e. M. Hoar, Mrs. W. o. jack
son, Mrs. Arthur Kinney, Mrs. Stith,
Mrs, w. Townsend Mrs. George Green
wood. Mrs. r. p. Hall, Mrs. c. E.
Hodgson, Mrs. Alcorn, Mrs. Moses
Avery, Mrs. William Avery, Mrs. A. G.
Bartlett, Mrs. Alexander Barret, Mrs.
e. G. Bogardus, Mrs. George L. Nc
Keeby Mrs. r. p. McJohnston, Mrs.
c. o. Boyle, Mrs. Cornelius Cole, Mrs.
Seward Cole, Mrs. Samuel Chord. Mrs.
c. j. Eastman, Mrs. Alan Gardner,
Mrs. C. j. George, Miss Lillian Moody,
Miss Minnie Bridges and Miss Win
stanley.
Judge and Mrs. j. w. Hendrick en-
tertained with pivot bridge last even
ing at their home in Alvarado terrace
in compliment to Mrs. Erwin A. Nc
MILAN, who is the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. j. S. Chapman, in North Soto
street
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H.
Braly, Mr.. and Mrs. Moyes w. Steph-
ems, DR.. and Mrs. Robert p. Mercy
nolds, DR.. and Mrs. Donald ]. Fricl1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Noyes, Mr..
and Mrs. George Goldsmith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Durwood S. De Van, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hopper, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilson, Mrs. j. S. Chapman, Mrs. A.
B. McCutcheon, Mrs. Emma Peery of
San Diego, Mrs. Valmah Price of Ell
kado, Iowa, Miss Sue Barnwell, Miss
Lucy Sinsabough, and Mark Slosson,
Simpson Sinsabaugh, Frank Woodbury.
and Herbert Peery.
s.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart of West Eleventh
street was hostess yesterday afternoon
at a bridge whist and five hundred
with which she entertained nearly 100
guests.
While refreshments were served a
musical program was given by Mrs. A.
w. Edmondson and Mrs. w. ]. Kirk
patrick.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Les
lie G. Brand, Mrs. Henderson Hay
wood, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. Willitts
j. Hole, Mrs. Carl Kurtz, Mrs. Frank
Salmons of San Diego, Mrs. Walter P.
Story and Mrs. Claude Holman.
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Mrs. Eugene Overton and Mrs.
George Casweli will hold a reception
January % at their home in West
Twenty-third street.
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Mrs. E. H. Barmore of Alvarado Ter
race has issued invitations for buffet
luncheon and bridge, to be given Mon
day in compliment to Mrs. w. p. Dun
ham of Raymond, Ariz.
La Tijera club will entertain with a
dance the evening of January 28 in
the assembly rooms, on Flower street
Members of AL Malaikah Shrine en-
tertained with a theater party, and
Dutch supper at one of the down town
cafes last evening, when the annual
business meeting and election of Of
ficers was held.
Honored guests were Messrs. Motley
III. Flint, Leo V. Youngworth, Perry
Tnf1
liam P. Jeffries. Others in the party
were Messrs. A. F. Frankenstein, pres
ident of the band; Harley Hamilton,
vice president; Robert NJ. Dunsmoor,
secretary and treasurer; Frank AL
bright, e. N. Altland, w w. Ander-
son, c. L. Bagley, C. M. Ball, T. A.
Barth, Robert w. Burns, Bruce A.
Cass, o. j. Coen, W. D. Deeble, B. T.
Halberg, Mitchell Johnson, B. B. Lipp-
man, C. o. Metcalf, r. H. Miller, c. w.
Sexton, o. L. Wuer1er, DR.. F. S. Nc
Donald and DR.. G. A. scroggs.
s.
Mrs. William May Garland, one of
the chaperones to the group of Irish
dancers who will take part in the COM
ing kirmiss, is planning a tea for the
afternoon of January 21, at her home
in West Adams street, when she will
be assisted by these young women,
who are of the group: Mrs. Chester
II. Montgomery. Miss Caroline Trask,
Miss Gertrude King, Miss Gladys
Let's, Miss Marjorie Utley, Miss Vir-
ginia Garner. Miss Florence Perry
Wood and Mrs. Will Hook.
The hours are from 8 to $50 and in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Garland will
give a dinner dance for the young
women and the men included in Mrs
Garlands kirmiss group.
Mrs. E. f. Bogardus will entertain
informally with cards Monday after
noon at her home in Western and Sun
set avenues.
s.
Mrs. B. S. Phelps was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her home in Pros
pect avenue at the regular meeting of
the p. E. o.