Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-26
Society,"

HRIENDS of Miss Alice Jones,
daughter Of former United States
n Senator and Mrs. Jones Of Santa
Monica, will be interested to learn of
her approaching marriage with Fred
erick Macmonnies, a sculptor of inter-
national fame, the ceremony to be cele-
brated in Rome, Italy, the latter part
of February or the first week in March.
Mrs. Jones and another daughter,
Miss Georgiana, left Los Angeles Tor
Europe early in January, as was an
nounced in this column just before
their departure, and will attend the
wedding.
Miss Jones, who recently established
her studio in Rome, was for several
years a pupil of Mr.. Macmonnies, and
friends say that their romance is not OF
recent date The attachment was given
wide publicity in connection With the
marriage last November of the former
Mrs. Macmonnies and Will e. Low,
another artist. Frederick Macmonnies
is a Brooklyn man, a sculptor VINO
ranks second to none in his line among
living artists, unless we except j. Q. A.
Ward. His name first came promin-
emily before the public in 1893, when he
exhibited a marble fountain at the
worlds fair in Chicago which attracted
widespread and favorable comment.
HIS I0dCCudIllS lllGHutu LOL tiiO
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and
refused a place there by the directors
after it was completed now stands in
the Metropolitan museum in New Y ork.
s.
One of the delightful social affairs
being given in connection with Kirmess
rehearsals is the luncheon planned for
Saturday by Mrs. George w. Goldsmith,
who is chaperoning the -Four Seasons
dance, and her assistants, Mrs. j. T.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. John Newton Russell,
Mrs. Stoddard Jess, Mrs. Edward L.
Doheney Mrs. Louis Cole and Mrs.
Bannister.
The occasion is compliment to the
following young women who will par
ticipate in the dance: Miss Helena
Weyse, Miss Gladys Macdonald, Miss
Frances Newmark, Miss Eloise Wat
son, Miss Bernice Marcher, Miss Florine
,I1ellman, Miss Martha Levy, Miss AIDE
laide Smith, Miss Hazel Mayer, Miss
June Eslkey, Miss Brownie Coulter,
Miss Lucy Broderick, Miss Sophia Din
kelspeil, Miss Florence Norton, Miss
Ethelyn Carson, Miss Rose German,
Miss Rose Hoffman, Miss Irma Polaski,
Miss Goldie Snyder, Miss Henrietta
Aucken, Miss Jennie Hartman, Miss
Hazel Ball, Miss Josephine Alice Sea-
man and Miss Dorothy Simpson.
the tables in the salon of the Alexan-
dria yesterday afternoon was one which
included several charming members Of
the younger set, for whom Mrs. Mary
lie Grand Reed was pouring tea.
The affair was given in compliment
to Miss Edna Tracy of Canada. Others
IN the party We're Mrs. Ira Shirley of
Detroit, Miss Caroline Garfield, Miss
Miriam Sinner and Miss Florence
Sinner.
The eighth annual ball of the
Knights of Columbus was attended
last night by fully 900 persons.
About 100 fourth degree knights
were present in full regalia together
with many prominent in the affairs of
state and city and the social life of
the community.
The bah was given under the
auspices of Los Angeles council No.
621. A reception preceded the dancing,
which began at o'clock and lasted
until midnight.
Patronesses were: Mrs. Charles L.
Whipple, Mrs. w. e. Hampton, Mrs.
Richard Dillon, Mrs. James p. Burns,
Mrs Mary j. Shallert Mrs. John p.
Burke, Mrs Paul j. Mccormick, Mrs.
J. J. Bergin, Mrs. John p. Coyne, Mrs.
]. w. Dolan, Mrs. G. Allen Hancock,
Mrs J. p. Delany, Mrs. Charles A.
King Mrs. John Alton, Mrs M j.
McGarry, Mrs. A. j. Clark, Mrs 7: J.
Mcdonald, Mrs. c. G. Desmond, Mrs.
J. A. McGarry, Mrs. T. j. Cunningham,
Mrs. Lewis A. Grant, Mrs. n. F.
Stokes, Mrs. Edward lyman. Mrs: J.