Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-24

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in West Sixth street in honor of MISS
Grace Rowley and Thomas Caldwell
Ridgeway, whose wedding will be sol
emnized June .. The table was elab-
orately decorated with immense guam
titles of sweet peas and the places Tor
the young women were marked by
dainty little French figures of maidens
coming through a tiny gate, while the
places for the men were cards with
French girls exquisitely painted IN col
ors. Covers were laid for Misses
Rowley. Evelyn Kennedy, Mary Clark
Olive Harpham, Ethel Shaw, Ruth
Sterry, Mary Burnham. Florence
Silent Annis Van Nuys and Thomas -
Ridgeway, owen Eversole, George En-
mis-, Courtland Scott Brown, Raymond
Moore, Louis Blankinhorn, Don Carle-
ton, James Copp and Joseph Coffman.
After dinner a dozen couples came IN
for dancing. and the music was fur-
nished by Arend's orchestra.
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The wedding of Miss Margaret c.
Fales of Danville. Ky, and Danlel
Stewart Hammack of South Avenue
Fifty-five Los Angeles, will take place
in the southern city June 2. MIR. HAM
mack will leave tomorrow morning.
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Miss Parsons and Miss Dennen have
issued invitations for the graduation
exercises of the Girls Collegiate scnooi
Monday evening, June is. AT the EDeii
club house. They will also entertain
with a dance at the Goldberg -Bosley
assembly rooms In honor of the grad
uating class Tuesday evening, June ia;
Miss Grace Dennen will direct ana
manage a play of her own composition,
"a Troublesome Inheritance at tine
Casa de Rosas in the garden or the
school, which will be acted by the
senior class Saturday evening" June L.
Mrs. George Hackley of Sunset place
entertained Informally with luncheon
at the Virginia yesterday afternoon IN
honor of Miss Anita MatheZ, who mas
been visiting Mrs. Charles Hinchclifte
in South Grand avenue for the past
week Miss Mathez will leave lot ner
home in Staten Island this evening, evening"
ioining her parents to sail for Europe
early in June.
Mrs. G. e. Hazard of Gramercy
Mace entertained with a Dutch supper
last evening in honor of MISS Blailch
Leonard and Sidney Butler, whose
wedding is planned for the early sum
mer .s =
The beautiful pergola formed
charming background for the table and
the decorations were only the over
hanging vines and flowers. Inc Ia
vors were little Dutch windmills, ana
the nIace cards were Dutch maldens
and sailor boys. Covers were laid Ios
Miss Leonard. Mr.. Butler, Mr' anu
Mrs Joseph Galbraith' MT anu anu Me-
D. Leonard and Mr. ana MIS-
Hazard.
hoy party at the Orpheum Satur-
aav evening was given in honor OF MISS
Leonard and Mr.. Butler, ana ia'er
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there was supper at heVyS'
Mrs. w. r. Miner will entertain Win
a whist party at her home In era
mercy place Thursday afternoon, ner
n,,asts being members of the Coterie
Whist CLUB.
Miss Vance and Miss De Laguna OF
the Westlake school for girls have is
sued invitations for a musicale fTloay
evening, June 8, at 616 Alvarado street.
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Mrs Morris Spier of 1882 Grand view
street entertained with a luncheon oal- a,'
urday afternoon in honor OF her ua vs., IL
ter, Mrs. Isadore Fox, OF Jersey ~
N 7. The table was decorated
areen and yellow and an attractive tea-
ture of the occasion was the center
riece being an enclosure in Whlch was was
q flock of little yellow CHICKS CoNeis
were laid for twelve.
,,.u pohocce Cronkite of West Thir-
4;otb s+raet entertained last evening III
honor of her sister. Miss Fiorehce
T,rnnl.ite who will be married next
month. Five hundred was played Ine ,01s
hn,,sa was beautifully decorated with
noreonsis and mustard blossoms, tne
color scheme being yellow tnrousIIlou., a,'..,
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. @ I1al
r Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs. hopert
0a,,ob Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer,
M and Mrs. ]. r. Bradish. Mr.. ana
Mrs Martin Kirby, Mr. and MRS: Haiph
Paarson Mr.. and Mrs Walter Chesley,
NJ. ond Mrs. Charles Myers, Mr. ana
Mrs Harry Alexander, Mr.. and MRS
SIDNEY Holman, Miss Pearl Correa'
Miss lone Ditch, MISS Eloise Ai M,
strong, Miss Jean Wrlgnt, Mlss M 1Iiss 49,
Minnie Cronkite, Miss Fay Jones, MISS
IuIian Blood, Miss Florence CronKlte'
Da1ias Tones. Ray Wilson, Frank Lenk'
Harry Thomas Munson. hugh Mai Mar-
sbo11 Frank Miller, Earl Sorrea, George
Cornes Joyner Cornes and foilahu
Cornes.
Mice Frances M. Robinson of ocean
pari, was the guest of honor at a
i,;tchan shower by Mrs. c. Russell
ITnov of Magnolia avenue, Soutn Fasa-
dano Saturday afternoon. Miss ROBIN
eo,1's enga cement to Edward Knox OF
San Diego was announced recently ana
the wedding is scheduled for june
Thirty-fve guests were present
Mrs Morris Albee of Juliet street en-
tertained with a bridge luncheon yes
terdav afternoon. This is the t1rst OF
series which Mrs Albee has planned 10
give this summer. Covers were lald Ior
fu,eIve and throughout the house the
color scheme was green and white. Inc
table was dainty with SHASTA ualsles
and green satin ribbons, the relIesli-
ments being carried out IN the SANE an
color, and were most ueliclous' -
nIaces and score cards were hanu
tainted figures with immense green
ftainsborough hats. The guests We're
Mrs William e. Dunn, Mrs. Florence
"a Cramton. Mrs. George Goldsmtn'
Mre calvin M. Seeley, Mrs. e. p. Petit
grew. Miss Laura Smith, Mrs. DaVla
McCan. Mrs. John S. Valley, Mrs VIII
bur M. Wallace, Charles M. Noyes ana
Mrs. S. w. MacNeil.
Mrs Fred p. Newport of the Hartt-
onartments. who entertained with
bridee luncheon at Mount Washington
hotel recently, was at home informally
Yesterday afternoon from TO D.. lea
was served and the table was dainty
with scarlet carnations and ferns
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Among the many theater and supper
rorties last week was that given py
Miss IuIu Page of Elden avenue at
The Orpheum, with supper at Levys
q efterward. The guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs Mathew s. Robertson, Mr. and
Mrs John w. McAlester. Mr.. and Mrs
A q Newton and Mrs. Page.