Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

a cottage at Ocean Park 1or Two
months, Mr.. Ruddy going back and
forth daily to his office. When Mrs.
/ Ruddy returns in April they will be
| at home to friends in their Wiltshire
boulevard bungalow.
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! Mrs. NJ. A. Williams and Mrs. ). W.
| HOPKINS mother and aunt OF MRS.
Lanier Bartlett, will leave Wednesday
for an extended trip to Europe and
North Africa. sailing on the ). D
Berlin by way of the Mediterranean.
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/ Miss Sinner and Miss Florence will
arrive Tuesday from San Diego, where
they have been visiting friends, to be
| guests for a week of Miss Agnes Hole,
en- route to their home in Milton, IA.
The Misses Sinner are charming young
women, who made many friends mere
last month while visiting Miss Hole and
Miss Caroline Garfield. Miss Hole VIII
entertain for them before their de-
parture.
Mrs. Lee A. Phillips was hostess Fri
day at a bridge and five hundred given
at her home in Berkeley square, the
guests having been asked to meet Mrs
Walton Mclean of Cleveland.
Seven tables were set for bridge, the
souvenirs being awarded Mrs. Willis
Booth and Mrs. Kidder. Mrs. w. w.
Beckett secured the prize at the five
hundred table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ernest Dreyfus
will be at home informally Tuesday
evening in their studio in Blanchard
building to Mr.. Dreyfus' Long. Beach
pupils. A program will be given III
French and Mrs. Dreyfus will be heard
in group of songs.
Miss Evelyn White will entertain
this evening at her apartment on ollVe
street with a seven-course dinner OF
ten covers to announce the engage
ment of Miss Ella Tressler and Francis
John Belshe. The wedding is to take
place in June.
Miss Tressler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Tressler of Second avenue,
came to Los Angeles from Dayton,
O., about a year ago. Mr.. Belshe Is
young business man of this city.
Besides the hostess and guests of
of honor there will be covers for Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Carpenter. Miss Ida Malone,
James Scott and Robert Mcknight.
Mrs. Dick Ferris entertained Friday
with a beautifully appointed luncheon
at her home on West Adams street,
the affair being in compliment to her
house guest Mrs. Margaret Fletcher
of Minneapolis.
The decorations were green and
gold a color scheme used not only in
the delicate china, but in the table ap-
pointments as well. Hyacinths were
used exclusively in the dining room
and violets and daffodils in the recep-
tion rooms.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Jack
Thayer and her sister, Mrs Duncan;
Mrs. Thomas Mckee. Mrs. Nelson
Kingsland, Mrs. Edna off, Miss Myrtle
outlet. Miss Hargett and Miss Georgia
Hargett.
Mrs. r. B. Wakeman was hostess
Thursday at her home on Iona Linda
street at a luncheon with which she
complimented out of town guests,
Mrs. Josephine C. Leonard and Miss
Gertrude Leonard of Minneapolis, who
recently came to Los Angeles to reside,
and Mrs. Blymyer of San Rafael,
daughter of the hostess who is making
a visit of a month in the south.
Others for whom covers were laid
were Mrs. Philo Beveridge. Mrs. J. C.
oliver, Mrs Vrooman Wood of Mime
apolis, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Newcomb.
Mrs. Otto Kirckhoffer, Mrs William e.
Noble Mrs DeBille OF Covina, Mrs.
William c.. Parcher, Miss Anna. Kava-
naugh, Mrs. George N. Williams, Mrs.
Hancock, Miss Shurtleff, Mrs. Seward
Cole, Mrs, Candee, Mrs McJohnston,
Mrs. Barret, Mrs. F.. N. Douglas, Mrs.
Morgan. Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. H. ].
Whitley, Mrs. Schloesser, Mrs. A. G.
Bartlett Mrs. Fitch and Miss Blanche
Fitch.
Toasts We're responded to by Mrs
Wilbur and Miss Kavanaugh, the latter
adding several delightful dramatic
readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. 7. Richards and
family have moved from their home in
Bonnie Brae street to sos Central ave-
nue., corner Riverside drive, Glendale.
A betrothal reception in compliment
to Miss Annye Green and Eugene
Cohn will be held the afternoon of
March at the home of the brides
mother. Guests will be received from
2 until 5.
Mrs. M, o. Head of Hotel Hinman
has issued cards for 900" matinee
March 4, when she will entertain about
thirty-five guests.
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At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Bailey in West
Twenty fifth street, was solemnized
Friday evening the marriage of Miss
Gertrude C. Bailey and Edward F.
Eastman, the latter young mining