Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
Society


with cards Thursday afternoon at the
Burlington apartments. A white Ell
ephant Exchange" the feature of the
afternoon, was enjoyed by over thirty
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wallace will en-
tertain Tuesday evening with a recep-
ton to meet the faculty and trustees
of the University of Southern Cali
fornia.
Nearly $50 invitations have been is
sued for the evening, and among the
prominent guests will be Bishop and
Mrs. E.. S. Hughes of San Francisco,
Rev. and Mrs, Matt S, Hughes OF
Pasadena, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Locke, Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Gels
singer, Rev. and Mrs. George A.
Henry, and the district superintend-
ents. DR.. John L. Pitner, DR.. F. M.
Lakin. DR.. H. W. Peck and DR.. f. d.
Mather.
The luncheon given by Mrs. George
Goldsmith yesterday at the Alexandra
for her group of young women in the
"Season dances" in the Kirmess was
one of the prettiest affairs of the week.
The guests were seated at three large
round tables, where appointments were
in Japanese effects.
Chaperones for the dancers who as
Fitzgerald, Mrs. John Newton Russell,
Mrs Stoddard Jess, Mrs. Edward L.
Doheny, Mrs. Louis Cole and Mrs. j.
L. Bannister.
Guests were Miss Helena Weyse, Miss
Gladys Macdonald, Miss Frances New
mark, Miss Eloise Watson, Miss Bernice
Marcher, Miss Florine Hellman, Miss
Miss Hazel Mayer, Miss June Eskey,
Miss Brownie Coulter, Miss Lucy
Broderick. Miss Sophia Dinkelspeil,
Miss Florence Norton, Miss Ethelyn
Carson, Miss Rose German, Miss Rose
Hoffman, Miss Irma Polaski, Miss
Goldie Snyder, Miss Henrietta Aucken,
Miss Jennie Hartman, Miss Hazel Ball,
Miss Josephine Alice Seaman and Miss
Dorothy Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Bietch of |
East Thirty-eighth street, assisted by |
Mrs. w. H. Crone. Mrs C. A. Faulk, |
Mrs. Gus Hall, Mrs. Sadie Jacl1man,
Mrs. Ida Smith, Mrs. Otto Lehnhardt |
Mrs. Frank Salisbury, Miss Nellie DON
oven and Miss Alice Donoven, enter |
tained more than one hundred of their |
friends Monday evening from o'clock |
to II in honor of their fifteenth wedding |
anniversary.
The home was most artistically dec |
grated in ferns and pink carnations. |
The first floor was used for playing |
parlor games and the second for pro-
gressive whist.
Refreshments were served in which |
the colors, pink and green, used in |
decorating prevailed. after which the |
host and hostess were called into the |
reception hall, and there under a can
opy of pink and green were presented |
with many handsome tokens in keeping
with the occasion. DIR. Dugall, in be-
1,oI of fIa hrothprc Of Tina Rphnkqh
lodge, presented the couple with
crystal to use in the future for clear
seeing.
A surprise was given Saturday night
at the home of Miss zilpha McKain in
Custer avenue as farewell compll- |
ment to Miss Eva Iseman, who is
about to return to her home in salt
Lake City after visiting friends in
Los Angeles. Music and dancing were
enjoyed, Miss Eva Pench entertaining
with vocal and Miss Cello Potter with
piano solos.
Mrs. r. L. Webster of Spokane, |
Wash, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Guy p. Goodwin, at her home in
Grand View street.
s.
A complete list of those who will
serve as hostesses for the afternoon
and evening events of the Kirmess
and of the men and women who will |
assist them is announc- as follows:
Mrs. w. E. Dunn and Mrs. stephen |
c. Hubbell, who will be hostesses
Wednesday evening, will be assisted |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frye Barrow-ffrench, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crutcher Mr.. and |
Mrs. George Patton, Count and Mrs |
Jaro Won Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Hotter
hoff, Judge and Mrs. J. w Mckinley, |
danes Dan Mcfarland Emeline
Childs, J. j. Meyler, Edward d. ST.
lent, Otheman Stevens, and Messrs, j.
e. Cook, M. l.. Graf. j. G.. Mckinney, |
Ezra II. Stimson, Walter Leeds.
Mrs l. N. Van Nuys and Mrs. Earl
r. Millar, in charge Thursday even-
ing, will be assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Clark, DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Lindley, Judge and Mrs. Charles Mon |
roe Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Groen- |
endyke, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Smith, |
Mr.. and Mrs William Staats, Mes
DANES John T. Griffith. West Hughes,
Alfred Solano, w. G. Cochran, Albert |
Howard, Gail b. Johnson, J. G. Mossin, |
Walter Raymond, w. LeMoyne Wills, |
DR.. j. H. Utley DR.. w. Jarvis Barlow, !
and Messrs Edwin T. Earl, James
Slauson, Avery Mccarthy and Will
Nevin.
Mrs. Cameron Erslxine Thorn and
Mrs. Daniel Murphy will have the as
sistance Friday evening of Mr. and |
Mrs. Fielding Stilson, DR.. and Mrs.
e. II. Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Glib |
bon Mesdames c. G. Carpenter, George |
A. Caswell, William S. Hook, stephen
V. Childs, r. H. Lacy, the Misses Mary |
]. Workman and Susanne Lynch, DIR. |
George Martyr, and Messrs. Guy Bar
ham, Richard J. Dillon, Maurice He'll |
man, H. Jevne, Daniel Murphy, Burton
Z. Green, John G Mott, Joseph Sar-
tori and Nat Wiltshire.
Mrs. d. c. Stephens and Mrs. Owen |
McAleer, hostesses for Saturday after
noon, will be assisted by Mesdames
Harriet Baker, E. R. Bradley, Leonide |
Ducommun, Frank Gibson, John Hen
derson, John Murietta j. H, f. Peck,
George Rice, Joseph D. Radford, John
D. Bicknell, C. C. Cole, Thomas Goss,
f. A. Hamlin, A. c.. Judson, W. w.
Murphy. Albert Moore, A. e. Pom
eroy, r. II. f. Variel, r. j. Waters
and Miss Augusta Lamb.
Those on the reception committee
Saturday evening are Mrs. p. A. Bry-
ant, Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall Mrs
Granville MacGowan and Mrs. Frank
Griffith, and Mr.. and Mrs. John B. |
Millar Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cocldns, Mr., and
Mrs. e. r. Kellam, Mesdames Hugh
L. MacNeil, Cliff Page, Albert Carlos
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Wolters, DR..
Granville MacGowan, DR.. Guy Coch
ron mr. I, A RrVant and MeSsrs |