Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

evening. The guests included many
professional musicians and some of the
more prominent society folk, and a de-
lightful musical program was given
during the evening, Miss Blanche Ruby
and Mrs Reed each contributing sew
eral numbers.
Mrs. Chauncey L. Higbee entertained
with box party at the Belasco Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Miss Mar
jorie Rambeau, taking her guests to
supper at Levy's aftterward. The
table was beautifully decorated with
pink sweet peas forming a centerpiece
around a pink candelabra The place
| cards were handrsinted sweet peas
with a gold monogram. Covers were
laid for Miss Marjorie Rambeau, Mrs.
Howard Bosworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Keeler Charles de Bruyn Kops of
Great Falls, Mont, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Higbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Wingart of
495 East Vernon avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Grace
Isabel to orie Elmer Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. William James Chick
entertained Thursday evening with
dinner in honor of Miss Marjorie Ram
beau.
Rev. and Mrs. Israel Schuleman of
235 Twenty-first street announce the
| engagement of their daughter, Miss
Anna Schuleman, to their son, Ber-
nard Schuleman. Bernard Schuleman
and Miss Schuleman are step-brother
and sister. Rev. and Mrs. Schuleman
will entertain with a reception for the
young people Sunday, May 10, from to
o'clock. No date has been set for the
wedding, but it will probably be in the
summer. Many affairs are being
planned, as the bride-to-be is a general
favorte and an accomplished musician,
being a member of the Aeolian club.
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Mrs. Allison Barlow entertained with
card party Friday afternoon at her
home in West Thirtieth street. The
guests were members of the Holly
added of special guests. Places were
laid for forty-four, and whist was
played.
The Magnolia apartments in West
| Third street were the scene of pretty
| party last Thursday evening when Mrs.
| A. F. milestone entertained with a
dance and card party. The lobby was
beautifully decorated with profusion
of deep roses and ferns, and a general
good time was enjoyed. Those who
assisted were Mrs. Lille Lake Brannon,
Mrs. +. S. Hamilton, Miss Pearl Whet-
stone, Miss Annette Moore, Miss Hulda
Wilson, S. H. Perrine, Marquis Ellis,
T. r. Daniel, f. M. Holmes, J. j. Wal
! ter and COL c. B. Wilson of Chicago.
| Mrs. Howard Rivers and Mrs. Ernest
Rivers will entertain with reception
at the Ebell club house on Thursday
afternoon, May 8.
The scholarship committee of the Nc
Kinley home will entertain with caro-
party Tuesday afternoon, May 3, at the
Ebell club house. Progressive bridge,
pivot bridge, five hundred and whist
will be played and punch will be served
during the afternoon. Eight prizes
have been donated. The reception com
mittee will be Mines. G.. A. Brock, H.
f. Hurlbut, William Lacy, Florence
Collins Porter, l.. A. Gould, M. II.
Whittier, Flora Howes Fowler j. f.
Pullar, Allison Barlow, Frank Walsh,
G. 70, Woodside, S. p. Brown, L. T..
Hay, f. j. Burkhardt, Valentine Pey-
ton, w. w. Neuer, w. -. Craig, III. j.
w. Meyers, Henry Morr s, George Hart,
william Rhodes Hervey e. i. Doheny'
M. H. Ross, Judson LAWS, George -.
Feagan, B. II. Cass, Leon f. Moss G.
Hanst, r. w. Dromgold, Reuben Shet-
tier. and the Misses Lulu Elkin, Paul
inc Elkin and sara Coffman'
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7 ]. Haggerty will sail June from
New York on the steamer Mauretanla
for an extended tour to England,
France, Germany. Austria, Belgium
and italy, under the auspices of the
steamship department of the German
American Savings bank
Mrs. II. G. Harrison and Mrs. j. p.
Moore. 1925 Huntington drive, and DR..
and Mrs. Charles Morrison will sail on
the same steamer.
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| Mrs. Georgiana Townsend of Holly
wood boulevard entertained with
matinee party at the Belasco for her