Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

tained at luncheon the members of
the "You Can't Guess club" The CEN
terpiece for the table was of old-fash-
loned lilacs. The guests included Mes
DANES Emily Morgan, Maude Burdick,
Kate Field, Cora Sawyer, Sarah Rog-
ers, Lizzie Magoon, Marie Swigart,
Alleen Anderson, Elizabeth Thomp-
son, Belle Prudhomme, Minnie II.
Powell, Cora Samson, Mrs. Andrew
Francisco, Mrs. Hattie Marchant, Mrs
Whiserand, Mrs. H. b. Powell.
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The wedding Of Miss Katherine Ham
ilton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Hamilton, to Robert Mckee Adams,
which will take place at the family res
idence in South Vermont avenue on
Wednesday evening, has been of much
interest to her many friends, and many
affairs have been given in her honor.
Rev. William Horace Day will per-
form the ceremony, and George Quigley
will serve Mr. Adams as best man. The
bride will be attended by Miss May
Hamilton as maid of honor, Misses
Gladys Homilton and Evelyn Adams
will carry the ribbons, Miss Lois Sails.
bury will play the wedding march and
Miss Hazel Childers will sing without
Thee"
Miss Inez Clark will entertain with
a dinner at her home. 141 Westmore-
land place, Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. John Kemp will entertain with
a bridge luncheon next Saturday aft
ernoon at her home in South Grand
avenue.
Mrs. George Doane will be the hos
tess to the Harmonic club Thursday
afternoon at her home, Kansas and
Thirty-f1fth streets.
Mrs. Allen C. Balch will entertain
with a dinner at the California club
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcbride Cockins. Covers
will be laid for 100 and the decorations
will be red roses.
Mrs. Clinton n. Sterry will enter
tain with a reception Friday afternoon
from 3 to 6 in honor of Mrs. Norman
Sterry. and later will entertain the re-
ceiving party at supper.
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Mrs. H. Clay Breedon Of Lake street
yesterday entertained at a bridge
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Caroline A.
Moody. Covers were laid for twenty
four and the place cards, as we'll as
the score cards, were gold mono
grammed. The library and music room
were decorated beautifully with red
tulips, and the hall was done in car
nations, with wistaria in the aJpanese
room and dainty Cecil Bruner roses in
the dining room.
Mrs. w. G. Hutchinson of wiltshire
boulevard was hostess at a luncheon
yesterday afternoon at the California
club, taking her guests afterward to
the Orpheum. The guest of honor was
Mrs. Vercoe of London, England, who
has been passing the winter in Cali
fornia at the Raymond hotel, 9asa-
dena.
Mrs. ]. c. Ferral and Mrs. Alex.
Hamilton entertained with a bridge
party Friday afternoon at Mrs Ferra's
home in South Union avenue, Mrs. H.
Brdsell of Des Moines, Iowa, being the
especially honored guest
Mrs. Ferral was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Arthur Sharp, Mrs. Clarence
Mrs William Bosbyshell Mrs. Belle
Henderson and Mrs. John Spencer.
The house was a mass of spring
flowers, the music room was in pink
roses, the den and library were in
deep red roses, the dining room was in
yellow mustard and the reception was
gay with American Beauty roses.
The score cards were hand-painted
girl heads and the prizes were a wicker
basket of American roses, a beautiful
hand-painted vase and a brass candle
s.
stick.
Miss Mary Spaulding of North Gates
street was hostess yesterday afternoon