Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

the invitation list, and the aftalr TOOK
on almost the appearance OF reuHloi,
of old friends, so many OF MI anu
Mrs. Trask's fellow townspeople are
now residing here.
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Mrs. and Mrs. Victor E. Maescher
of West jefferson street entertained
the musical salon Thursday evening.
Those who assisted were Mrs. j. Pratt
Miss Alma Wilson, Clarence CRANK u.
A. Gardner The guests of honor were
MIR. and Mrs. William A. Wears and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dow Kirk.
Those who contributed to the pro
gram were: Miss Luella Smltn, Mrs'
III. w. Barh-w, Mr.. Clarence y. Crauce,
Miss Eleanor Reader, Mrs. James 5.
Soudam. Miss Forbes. Mr.. Webster,
Mrs. Harry Dow Kirk. Miss Nenia
Stahl, Miss Muier, Mr.. James Soudam,
Mr. Victor Maescher.
Roses and sweet peas were used 10
carry out the color scheme. pink ana
green Mrs Maeseher wore costume
of black lace and jet.
Mrs. Frank S. Hicks of West Adams
street entertained at the Country club
yesterday in honor of her charming
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hicks.
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Mrs. Joseph Myles Of Detroit, Mich,
who has many friends in the city, Is
spending the winter at the AlVarado.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. 10y of 2154 West
Twenty-fourth street left last week for
the east. They will be gone three
months and will visit Chicago and
their old home town, Springfield, Ill.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gushing of
Boston, Mass, have taken house for
the winter at 1904 West Jefferson
street. They have been making many
jaunts in their touring car and antici-
pate spending all their winters in Los
Angeles. They open their summer
cottage at Buzzards Bay in July and
will leave for there in June, motoring
to San Francisco and the north en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Spence enter
tained informally with bridge Friday
evening at their home in Vermont
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Mckee entertained
with luncheon and bridge Friday aft
ernoon in honor of her sister and
house guest, Mrs. Robert Prettyman
Of Oklahoma, and Mrs. John II.
Thayer, who will sail for Europe in
the near future. The house was artis-
tically decorated, the color scheme be-
ing yellow, and was a mass of Cali
fornia poppies. Covers were laid for
ten.
Mrs. Harry Duff1ll also entertained
in honor of Mrs. Thayer with a lunch.
| con at the California club and mat
inee at the Auditorium yesterday aft
| ernoon.
Mrs Blow Grover of zoos Congress
avenue entertained last Friday after
| noon in honor of her sister, Miss Mar
tha Collins of Memphis, Tenn, who is
| her house guest. The house was
beautifully decorated with American
Beauty roses and 500 was played.
The first prize, a cut glass vase, was
won by Miss Jean Cox and the second,
hand-embroidered jabot. by Miss
Josephine Hadley. Among the guests
were Misses Pauline Lynch, Rebecca
Lynch, Pauline Mickey, Marguerite
Vincent, Marie Plummer, Mildred
Rogers, Margaret Matthews, Rather
| inc Barber, Celestine Power and Mary
Mitchell of Pasadena, Mrs. Jack Nor
ton, Mrs Stanford D. Parker and Mrs.
Dimmick.
| Mrs. Floyd z. Fletcher nee Sharp.
with her infant daughter Ina, returned
to Los Angeles Thursday, having
spent the past four months IN Llttle
Rock, Ark, the guest of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher have taken a
bungalow at 1856 East Avenue Thirty
seven for the summer, where they will
be at home to their friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Day, Miss
Gretchen Day, 3S st. James park, and
Dr. and Mrs. James Kethel, who left
this city September on a tour around
the world, have arrived at Algiers.