Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

OF lnl61IdllODdI llOlt lillo oAAbSAI pAANs
the tea at the Friday Morning club
yesterday afternoon given for them
and their friends was a happy affair.
Several hundred of those who belong
in the art tic world either in profess
sional or dilletante way accepted the
| invitation extended by the club, and
especially by members of the art COM
mitee, Miss Olive Percival. Mrs
Thomas Allen Box and Miss Florence
! Moore.
Mrs. William Swift Daniel greeted
! the callers in the lower corridor, and
| explained the location of the differ
| ent exhibits, and upstairs in the
Whistler room Miss Olive Percival,
Mrs. Box and Mrs. Q. P. Clark, pres
| ident of the club, received the guests.
Miss Florence Moore did honors in
! the auditorir where some of the
younger artists were represented, and
! tea was served here under her hos
| pitable supervision.
| IS
The dramatic section of the College
Women's club is rehearsing an origin
al play, written by Mrs. Roger Sterrett
a member of the club, which will be
given for the January jinks of the club,
Saturday, January Z.
/ The play Is along burlesque lines and
has two acts. The first act scene is laid
at a girls boarding school, where a
! prize of one million dollars is offered
! by Mr.. S. P. Roads to the school from
which twelve girls shall marry twelve
! college men Immediately after gradu-
alton. The twelve girls decide to win
| the prize for their college with the
additional prize of 100000 to each girl
! for her own use. They decide to do
| post graduate Work-hence the name
| posting" for a husband. The second
act is laid in Paris, where they en-
counter various fortune hunting men
of title, but finally succeed in becoming
engaged to the twelve college men. and
win the prize for their alma mater,
"Berkstan."
Rehearsals are now under the direc-
ton of Alfred Allen, and the musical
selections are most amusing, including
a burlesque on the seXtet from 'Lu-
cia."
The cast includes:
Carrie Nell .................Miss Sophie Solomon
Ella Vatersex x..................M Miss Lloy Galpin
Hortense La Salle........ Miss Helen Eshenberg
Elsa Gegenuber. Miss Nina Updyke
BeryI Esk ................ Miss Blanche Graham
Belle Lettres..........,...,.. ,..Mrs. clare Murphy
Polly Chrome ................M Mrs. c. w. Potter
Anne Aesthetic ............M Mrs. Ear Hitchcock
Truly Gay....,...............Mrs Mrs Roger Sterett
Annie Malcu Lee....,..,.... Miss Ethel Williams
Bee Neyolent.........,.,.. Miss Clalre Sweetman
Bonny Marche. Mrs. Richard Shoemaker
VIII Showem (outside mani, who does not ap-
pear.
Mrs. Prudence Stokes Brown was the
speaker at the Union avenue Parent
Teacher association 1~~t v-o~' IS
Brown is from the Chicago Kindergar-
Christmas dinner to the club and was
also in honor of the birthday anniver
sary of the hostess. A beautifully
trimmed tree aeded to the enjoyment
of the evening. The house was gaily
decorated with Christmas bells, poin-
settias and red carnations. combined
with holly and ferns. Covers were laid
for:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reed.
j. NJ. Hoh. Mrs S. P. Palmer.
C. B. Palmer. Mrs Sarah Ransom
G. D. Tucker
Mrs. W. A. Lamb of 1929 Ocean View
avenue entertained Friday afternoon
with a benefit party in honor of the
Florence Crittenden home, of which
she is a director The affair was also
celebrating the seventieth anniversary
of her birthday. Entertaining with the
hostess were other members of the
board whose birthdays fall on the same
date Mrs. W. r. Clutter and Mrs *.
X. Phelps. Assisting in receiving were
Mrs. W. S. James, Miss Augusta Lamb
and Miss Margaret Gibson. y musical
and literary program was given by
Mrs. Henry ]. Martin. Mrs. S. Grant
Goucher and Miss Jessica Lawrence.
Mrs Fred Elmer Wilcox of Orange
Grove avenue. Pasadena, entertained
with a delightful luncheon Tuesday
afternoon. The table was decorated
with a bank of pink roses and ferns
and covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Kate Fowler of Pasadena is
passing the winter in Chicago as louise
guest of her aunt Mrs. Cyrus Han
Mccormick.
The Multomah club is making elab-
ora te preparations for its midwinter
ball to be given at the Venice dancing
pqVilion Tuesday night, December "a
Especial ARRANGEMENTS are being made
to accommodate the automobile par
es that wish to run down. and the
affair promises TO be the big social
event for the younger set. The deco
rations will be most elabor7ta, Christ
mas holly, colored lights and appro-
pirate decorations used in combination
with ferns and potted plants. A bevy
of college girls and boys home for the
holidays will be there, and as it occurs
two nights after Christmas and mem
ories of the yu'etide will be fire. h in
their minds The Venice Ttal an band
will furnish program before the
dancing. The patronesses will include
Mines Abbot Kinney.
Edward l., Doheny Otheman Stevens.
O. NJ SoudenF William Bailey.
George Edward Gra- Miss Lenore II. King.
ham.
Members include:
Clyde II. Potter. Robert B. WHEELER.
John w. Siddall. John Bogue.
Harold Cherman. John Hasemeier.
Lowell Chambers. James A. Brewer
s.
Mrs. Raymond Bradford and Mrs.
william E. Oliver entertained with a
tea friday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Charles w. McCord of New Albany.
Ind, at the home of Mrs. oliver in st.
A drews place. The house was be u
tif lily de Grated with flower and
ferns, carnations and violets b ing
ed in profusion. The hostesses were
assisted by
Mines Miss Adellne Wright.
Charles NJ. Cotton. Miss Margaret Good
&c s. Bradford rich
William Lacy Miss Edna Let's.
f r. Alexander. Miss Alice Gordon.
Miss Gladys Let's. Miss Florence Clark.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Kremer of 915 Ber ndo
street is entertaining as house guest
her sister, Miss Myrtle Jacobs of
Berkeley, in whose honor she will en-
tertain in the near future.
Mrs b. L. Vickrey of West Sixth
is opfartai,ipu bousa