Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-24

this season proved a unique expert
ence for the guests of honor, Mrs. Kate
Mcintosh, Mrs. Catherine a. Swartout
and Mrs. Susan B. Smith of Michigan,
who have been spending the winter in
Southern California. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Brunsch enter
tained the members of the Ceceyon
club at their residence on Eighty-tifth
street the evening of February 10, in
celebration of the cotton" anniver-
sary of their marriage
Host and hostess were assisted in
receiving by Miss Lillian Brunsch. The
house was attractively decorated for
the occasion and a Dutch lunch was
served in the dining room Mr.. and
Mrs Brunsch, the latter Miss Laura
Zessau before her marriage a year ago,
were the recipients of many gifts, both
pretty and useful and all in cotton.
Guests of the club were Mr.. and Mrs.
Brunsch. Mr. and Mrs. F. w. H.
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Zessau and
their sons Roy and Floyd
Club members are Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Sparks and son Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Cook, Mr. and Mrs. B. Follet and son
Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lamb and son Ralph,
Miss Bertha Brunsch. Messrs. w. Nc
Neal, Walter Bambeck and w. Zes-
sau.
Mrs. H. L. Graham entertained with
bridge whist last evening at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Walter J. Wren,
in West Seventh street. Thirty guests
were present.
Miss Alice Tobey of Coronado street
will entertain with an informal bridge
luncheon Tuesday in compliment to
her house guest, Miss Edith Boyer
of Grinnell, Iowa.
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Delta Alpha sorority celebrated its
third anniversary of organization on
Tuesday evening with a theater party
and supper at Christophers, the pleas
ant occasion being shared by their men
friends.
Decorations for the supper table were
in the club colors, purple and gold
and the place cards bore the sorority
| monogram.
The company included Miss Hazel
Bradley, Miss Inez McClelland, Miss
Nora Clark, Miss Lillian Blood, Miss
Martha Durkee, Miss Mary Hotchkiss,
Miss Genevieve Kemp, Miss Belle
Marsh, Miss Irene Stewart, Miss Nita
Holden. Miss Elizabeth Brealey, Fred
J. Reyer C. E.. Best, Fred Nelson,
| Gordon Duncan. F.. A. Mckee Harry
Leonard, James Swartz, ]. Strimple,
Ernest Ford, Monroe Kemp, B. L. Hur-
! bluwt.
Miss Hotchlliss. who has been the
! guest of Miss McClelland for several
weeks, returned to her home in Red
| lands yesterday.
William Theile was host at his home
! i,, n t+a, ctrnpt fba aUaTin6r of Feb
ruary q at gathering of the Inter
mediate Christian Endeavor society of
the First English Lutheran church.
| The entertainment was in the form
of a Washington's birthday celebra-
| ton. Among those participating in the
interesting program were Miss Ger
trude Rommel and Miss Eugenia Witz-
leben, who gave piano solos, and Miss
Annie Row with a delightful vocal
solo.
Small gilded hatchets with red car
nations marked places at the tables
for Miss Cecile Bagley, Miss Edna
Bagley, Miss Louise Kenner, Miss
| Anna Miller, Miss Tillie Miller Miss
| Bernese Provost Miss Annie Row,
Miss Gertie Rommel Miss Turena Sor
| renson. Miss Elsie Turner Miss Mag
dalen Wieman, Miss Eugenia Witzle
ben and Messrs. Howard Brewer, Ir-
wing Filing, Paul Herbst, Robert Nc
Kenzie, Frederick Mayer, Robert Reed,
Walter Radcliff. John Reed, William
Thiele, George Wieman, William Rie-
die, Rene Buchet and John Wieman.
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A very enjoyable birthday party was
given George Washington Quirin the
4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ouirin, at the family home in Birch
| street
The little guests were Ruth Hurley,
Minnie Arbogast, Sophie Margaret Will
son of Oakland Della Hessong, Valma
| Hurley, Margaret Cushman, Irene
Lipps, Marguerite Ringer Helen Hes
song, Henrietta Quirin, Gertrude Ar
bogast, Nellie Quirln, Marie Barver,
Julia Arbogast, Herman Quirin, Roy
| w. Johnston, James Cushman, Ben