Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

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Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Covert, who
have been on a three weeks trip TO
the Yosemite, have taken cottage at
Balboa Beach, where they will pass
the summer.
Mrs. ]. C. Ruperd of Sunset boule-
ward entertained with a bridge lunch
con at her charming home Thursday
afternoon. The table was beautifully
decorated with the shaded fuschias
and the score and place cards were
dainty hand painted ballet girls with
golf monogram. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Galbraith of
La Sale street will entertain Tuesday
evening with a theater party at the
Orpheum and supper at home after
wards in honor of Miss Blanche Leon
ard, whose marriage to Sidney A. But
Ter will be an affair of the week. The
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hazard, Miss Leonard, Miss
Teddy Brown, Randolph Bartlett, Guy
Rusch and Sidney Butler.
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Mrs. Amelia Cawkins entertained
with a musical tea at her studio in
Abbotsford Inn recently. The parlor
was decorated with Shasta daisies,
pink petunias and ivy in profusion. In
the studio Ulrich Bruner roses were
used with ivy and ferns.
The singers were Mrs. w j. Kirk
patric, who sang the Joy of the Morn
ing" Mrs Helen Guiltord Stadden,
Mrs. Frank Thomas and Miss Helen
Post. Miss Agnes Woodward and Miss
Edna Zyl Modie gave several Whistling
solos and Mrs. Cawkins responded to
requests and read several charming
numbers.
other guests were Mrs. w. A. Shapp
of Alhambra, Miss Lucy Artists of
New York, Mrs. Oswold Wilson, Al
fredo Wylde, Frank Thomas, Ray
Yeasey and Wilbur Riley.
Mrs William H. Anderson of Ocean
Park entertained recently with a dane
ing party in honor of her house guest,
Miss Mary Houston Westhrooke. The
house was beautifully decorated with
Shasta daisies and ferns and supper
was served on the Verandas. Among
those present were: Miss Mary Hous-
ton Westbrooke, Miss Jessie Kane,
Miss West, Miss Gwendolyne Nettle-
ship, Miss Dorothy Jones, Miss Jessica
Parks. Miss Eager, Miss Hemingway
Miss Kent, Mrs. Dansforth, Knight
Jordan, Earl Lieb. Robbins and Halli-
day of Stanford, Walter Gage, Wesley
Eager, Frank Eager, Gregory Jones,
Neil Nettleship, Switzer, Skinner and
Trent Anderson.
Mrs. Eugene c. Rogers is enter
tanning Mrs. Charles Fenchter at the
Tavern at Lake Tahoe for the week,
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Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Phillips of
Virgil street accompanied by their
daughter, Hiss Violet Phillips, and
their son, James, Jr., left Tuesday for
the Yosemite and will not return until
September l.
Among the affairs which the many
friends of Miss Emmie Luentzel are
planning in her honor before her mar
riage to Craig Horton August 81, will
be a dance given by Miss Marie Nc
Manus Of 700 Burlington avenue, which
will take place the second week of
August Miss Fred Ludeman of 1917
Elden avenue is also planned a plate
shower in Miss LuentzePs honor dur
ing the first week in August and Miss
Ethel Dubbs, who had issued invita-
tions for Wednesday afternoon of last
week. has postponed the affair until
next Wednesday afternoon and will
entertain at her home at the Palisades,
Santa Monica
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Miss Freda PeyCke of the Briggs
apartment, will entertain with a guess
ing party Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dreyfus, who
leave Sunday morning for San Fran
cisco and will sail August for a
months visit to Honolulu.
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In honor of Miss Leta Crane whose
engagement to George Ellis has been
announced recently, Mrs. S. H. Ellis
of La Canada entertained with thea
ter party at the Orpheum Friday after
noon taking her guests to the Alex
andrla for tea afterwards. The table
was dainty with Shasta daisies and
ferns and covers were laid for Mrs.
Ellis, Miss Crane, Mrs l. p. Dunn,
Miss Irene Benson, Miss Maude
Adams, Mrs. Roy Baker, Miss Freda
Ludeman, and Mrs. Rose DeFries.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Louise
Houser of Eighth street and Miss Anne
Bentley of Hobart boulevard will en-
tertain with a shower in honor of
Miss Leta Crane.
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Mrs. Richard B. Greenhow of 1927
Moneta avenue will entertain Tues
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. John
Kohler Marsh of Omaha, who is the
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