Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28

Hunter of Chicago, has reached us.
Miss Wigmore. who has many FRIENDS
in this city. and who left early III me
winter for Chicago to join the
deaconess order of the Episcopal
church. has been doing settlement
work in Chicago commons, "a ana 'nt
news of her engagement VIII DC vi
much interest to her friends here
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The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick William Eldridge, Z54'
Thompson street, was the scene OF
merry gathering last evening, Wnel
thev celebrated their house warming
with a masquerade ball. The house
was q mass Of pink and white love
liness, Chatney roses and ferns pelhg
used In the drawing room the pay
window was filled with potted pian.s'
A string orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for the dancing and most ue
licious buffet supper was served, halu
PAINTED programs with dainty tlgures
en- masque and the monogram III SOiN
were most effective.
Among those invited were DR.. ana
Mrs Roller Miss Brodrick, Miss hate
Hardness, Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Ihmseh'
Mrs Nelson Kingsland. Mr. and Mrs.
Otheman Stevens. DR. ana Mrs: ~
Percival Gerson, Mr.. and MIS-, w. -
Chick. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Heustls,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Lawrence, MI anu
Mrs T. w Mitchell, Mrs. Chas. Dough
ertv. Mrs. j. NJ. Doak, Mrs. Marie
sweet Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D.
Sorver. MI and Mrs. George sweet
Mrs r. p. Earl. Mrs. Samuel Spark
hawk. Mrs. b. Meyers, Henry 5. DUKE
Commander Ward Winchell, Lieut. a
staten, U. S. N. Howard Morton "
e. =. Wood, Nelson Chester Cranaail'
Reed Freeman, c. Q. stevenson
charles dc Bruyn kops, James Taylor
Kelley. Mark Tungate, Jack LanKer-
shim and Count Axel Wachtmelster.
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Mrs. s. A. Selover entertained with
a dancing party at her home III Arap-
ahoe street last evening. MISS Eultr
Britton, who is visiting MIS- C D.
Fuller. and Miss Ella Holmes OF sac
ramento. who has been passing the
winter with Mrs. Selover, were espe-
ciallv honored. The dining and hNlng
rooms were beautifully decorated WIN
American Beauty roses. The reception
| hall was made into a bower win pot
| ted palms and ferns while IN tne ueh'
white roses were used III prolusl a..
DAINTY refreshments were served IN
| the nergola, which was decorated WIN
! noted nalms and Japanese lanterns
! Miss Britton and Miss Holmes nave
! been honored with many pretty attalrs
! during the past few weeks.
Nrs Lewis Clarke Carlisle enter
tajped with A second bridge luncheon
| Yesterday afternoon at her nome III
| f2erendo street. The house was daintlly
| decorated with spring flowers ana
| ferns. Luncheon was served on buttet
| tables. and on each table was a httle
NOTED French daisy. In the library
| the lavender and white iris was useu'
Among those present were Mrs Cli Clice-
Armstrong,
Mrs. Moses n. Averill, Mrs. Morris
Albee. Mrs. George J. Birkel, Mrs. >.
| p Boeart, Mrs. II. NJ. Bishop, MIS-
II II Rarmore, Mrs. David Barmore'
Mrs. oliver c. Bryant. Mrs. {. a
| Rovle. Mrs. ]. c. Bannister Mrs. Rich-
ard Bronson, Mrs. II. w. Blalsdell'
Mrs. William Cross Mrs. CorWln, LII NIS'
Q. H. Churchill. Mrs. i, B. ;i ooii'Wnm' Nfrs
| Mrs. Gunner Mrs. F.. z. Davis, MIS-
I r. FITZGERALD, Mrs. Philip ForVe'
| Mrs. George Goldsmith, Mrs. G. u
| Gil1ett. Mrs. Lee c. Gates, Mrs. {. C.
| Rowland. Mrs A. E. Halsey' Mrs'
Frank Kelley, Mrs. a. II. koeblg' MIS-
| Jennie Kempton, Mrs. John Lucken-
bach, Mrs. j. w McAlester, MIS- Leon
S. Moss. Mrs. w. A. MoFelousS, NoTrss SO
| Elizabeth Lash, Mrs. {. .. Nourse'
| Mrs J. r. Powers. Mrs. n. V. Requa'
| Mrs NJ s. Robertson, Mrs. George
| Drake Ruddy, Mrs. II. r. Ryus' MIS-
| A s. Russell. Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. wal
| Ter petty story. Mrs. George l.
| Thresher, Mrs. r. II. updegratf, Mrs
Frank A. Vickery, Mrs Thomas Nlgus'
Mrs. NJ. T. Robertson MRS. n. .; nv, w Ui-
| lacott, Mrs. d. w. Walker, MRS. FRANK
walsh. Mrs. Samuel j. Whitmore, Mrs
| Fred Beau de Fart and Mrs j. W.
Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlisle entertained last
evening with a dinner in honor OF MIS-
Nicholas Rice. who will leave soon for
a summer i'm Europe. and also for Mrs
| Stephen Rice, who has recently come
| to Los Angeles. and has made her
! home in Occidental boulevard.
| The decorations were Cecile Bruner
roses. and at Mrs. Nicholas Rice's table
was a basket in the shape of trunk
| filled with the roses, and at the table
! where Mrs. stephen Rice presided was
a wicker basket with a French daisy
growing plant. The guests were Mr..
| and Mrs Allison Barlow, Mr. and Mrs.
| George Bayly, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r.
! Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Goddard, Mr..
| and Mrs Henderson Hayward. Mr.. and
Mrs William l. Hollingsworth, Dr..
and Mrs. George Kreff Mr. and Mrs.
jay E. Millard, Mr and Mrs. Nicho-
las Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Rice,
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Williamson, Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben $. Shelter and Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Williamson
| q
Mrs. Thomas ]. Fleming entertained
with q bridge luncheon at her home IN
! Severance street yesterday. In the
! dining room pink roses and ferns were
used for decorations and in the IL
brary were deep red roses.
! The guests were Mrs. Walter TraSk,
Mrs. Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. Bing-
ham, Miss Charlotte Rockwell, Mrs: j.
| w McKinlay, Mrs. c. c. Parker, Mrs.
| John Garner Mrs. Hamilton Rallins,
Mrs Frank Thomas, Miss Mitten Mrs.
| Joseph Bohan, Mrs. Otheman Stevens.
| s
Mrs. r. P. Earl of San Diego, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
]. M. Doal of Scarf street, for the
past few weeks has been quite Ill and
| is now in the California hospital, but
is fast improving and will be at home
| III a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. Leigh Carpenter and Miss
| Eva Ainsley of West Thirty-first street
| will leave for the east about May 1.
| They will visit in st. Louis and will
| motor through the east, passing the
! summer in the Berkshire hills, Massa-
| chusetts. and in other parts of New
England. They have set no date for
returning, but will remain indefinitely
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Bishop, 1912
| West Adams street, and their little
| daughter Virginia left yesterday
morning on the Santa Fe for trip
east. They will visit in Dayton and
| Cincinnati and will be gone six weeks.
nassing some days in Chicago and go
| ing on to New York to see Mrs.