Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
Society

MRS. FRANK NJ. BOSWELL was
N hostess at a delightful affair
1il Yesterday at her home on Bon
nie Brae street, presiding over a st.
Patrick's day luncheon of twenty-four
covers, which was followed by hVe
hundred.
pecorations were in yellow jonquils.
and tiny favors at each plate were
green bonbon baskets tied with yellow
ribbon bows, the eLds of which were
tipped with miniature oranges. Green
cards shaped like four-leafed clover
marked the places, while others in the
form of pipes were used as tally cards.
There were covers for Mrs. Ralph
Hagan, Mrs. r. ]. Variel, Mrs. Yslas,
Mrs. Blinn, Mrs. j. G. Brown, Mrs ~
w Morton, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Nj. A.
Noyes. Mrs N. F. Ramage, Mrs. Will
liam Mackie. Mrs. G. b. Guthrie. Mrs
Donald G. Keller Mrs. ID. l. DARN,
Mrs r. T. Sherer Mrs. Kelley, Mrs
Edgar Germain, Mrs Mabel Kingman
Mrs. Faust. Mrs. Rose Hogan, Mrs.
William Bosbyshell. Mrs. T.. Kaiser.
Mrs. c. L. Bagley, Mrs. i. ]. Brent.
The first and second prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Morton and Mrs.
Hunter, respectively, and Mrs. Kaiser
won the guest souvenir.
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Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. Louise
YeI erton Pratt of West Chester place
entertained yesterday at Mount Wash
ingtQn hotel with luncheon. the first
of a series of affairs which they are
giving.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Nicholas
c. Rice, Mrs. Henderson Hayward,
Mrs S. NJ Goddard, Mrs. George E.
Burial, Mrs. James b. Grady, Mrs.
Elmer Cole. Mrs. e. ]. Stanton, Mrs.
Hiram Higgins Mrs. Judith Nicholson.
Mrs. Lester Brand, Mrs. John Cooper,
Mrs. ]. Q. Hall, Mrs. II. x. Williamson
and Mrs. r. =. Williamson.
The next luncheon will be given
March IS at the same place. and the
two following will take place in April
s.
Miss Alice Tobey of Coronado street
was hostess yesterday at a bridge
Edith Boyer of Grinnell, Iowa. who
will soon conclude visit of several
weeks in Los Angeles.
Guests were Mrs. W. f. Brice, Mrs.
G. o. Alkire, Mrs. II. l.. Jones, Mrs.
William Kuehn. Mrs. Sydney Webb,
Mrs. Lawrence Shinn. Mrs. Frank
Baum, Mrs, n r. Carter. Mrs. Charles
Merritt, Mrs. Fl. +. Vollmer, Mrs. Rob-
ert Brunton, Mrs. William w. Mines
Mrs. Walter ]. Wren, Mrs. Harry Tur-
ner Mrs. Earl Boothe, Mrs. Wiley
Ambrose. Mrs. Sarah Boothe, Miss
Inez Thomas, Miss Mabel Meredith
Miss Mary Currier Miss Alice Blood
Miss Mildred Thomas. Miss Wynette
Bailey and Miss Pauline Vollmer.
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Mrs. Charles Gardner and sister. Mrs
W. Arthur Brown, entertained yester-
day afternoon at the home of the for
mer on Harvard boulevard with an in
formal tea given to meet Mrs. ID. B.
Cummings Of Truro Nova Scotia, who
is the guest of Mrs. Rupert Johnson
on Edgeware road.
Assisting women were Mrs G. Ru-
pert Johnson, Mrs. Sabina Burk, Mrs.
George Bliss Culver, Mrs. Leon Shet-
tier. Mrs. Palmer Tucker, Mrs Alden
West, Miss Gertrude Johnson and Miss
Edith McGinn. Mrs. Reuben Shelter
presided at the tea table.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Alice Jane Armstrong
of Champaign. ILL.,, and Walter Charles
Hunt of this city, which was solemn
ized recently at the home of the
grooms brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Hunt in West Thirty
first street by Rev. G. w. Hawkins of
Mt. Hollywood Congregational church.
The bride came to Los Angeles a
year ago to visit her hister, Mrs. John
Grill of Hollywood and for a number
of months was student at Cumnock.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt left Immediately for Sunland,
where they will make their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldsmith of
Westmoreland place entertained with
q box party at the Burbank lest even
ing, having as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Yoakum.
The Ladies Union of Temple Bap-