Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
Society News

! entertain for Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Mar
shall, who will sail for Europe the last
of April, at their home in Lake street
| April IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Setman of Elden
avenue Will also entertain in their
honor with dinner on the 10th, includ-
ing the young men and women of her
bridal party of last November, and an
afternoon party on the 18th in honor
of her sister, Miss Maud Marshall, who
will pass the summer in Kansas and
the east.
Mrs. VIII II. Thayer, 2727 West First
street, entertained with cards yester-
day afternoon at bridge with twenty
tables. The small tables were deco
rated with yellow and green.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hamilton and
their daughter. Miss Kathleen, left
yesterday afternoon for trip in their
automobile to Riverside. They were
accompanied by Mrs. A. G. Hamilton.
Mrs. Percy Merethew Will entertain for
Miss Hamilton on the goth at lunch
con at her home in Wilmington.
Dr. and Mrs r. w. Miller and Leffin
Miller, who left Los Angeles September
on tour around the world, arrived
home yesterday morning and are tenn
porariy located at the Alexandria ho-
tel. They state Japan Java and India
at present are the most interesting
countries in the world for tourists.
Miss Vance and Miss de Laguna will
entertain the students of the Westlake
School for Girls with Il colonial ball
April 10 at Kramer's. A charming fea-
ture of the occasion will be the minuet
danced by twenty-four young women
in colonial costume. Those who VIII
take part in the minuet are Misses
Elizabeth Parsons, Gwendolyn Boyn-
ton, Serbia Jones, Margaret Graham,
Stella Sears, Mildred Wheeler. Lou
Walton, Marion Crays Frances Evans,
Ada Darlington, Nina Scipio Dolphine
Fort, Hazel Keegan, Frances Vermil-
yea, Katherine Edison, Gentry Wick
izer, lone Dow, Dorothy Simpson, Ger
aldine Bishop, Jennie Jones, Louise
Moss, Cecilia Gillespie, Bertha Hull,
Gertrude Brands
The Canadian club OF Los Angeles
held its usual social meeting last night
at the Womens clubhouse. where
has made arrangements for year tt
have Its social gatherings on the first
Tuesday Of the month. Dancing was
INDUCED in after the program was
rendered. The program consisted OF
the following selections: National song,
1.-The Maple Leaf" reading by Miss
Helen Werner, THE Editors Valen-
tine:" song by Miss Werner, "Califor-f
nia," by Carrie Jacobs Bond; address.
Rev. Edward Nj. Emmett, Men
Whom 1 Have Net reading, Miss
Werner, THE Story of an Antelope;"
God Save the King"
The Westlake Wideawakes enter
tained with a luncheon yesterday at
the residence of Mrs. Henry Parlee
513 Euclid avenue. After luncheon was
served a musical program was rem
dered by an orchestra composed of
members of the club special pieces
being given by Misses Merrill, Long
neeker and Parlee. The next meeting
on Tuesday, May 3, will take place
at the residence of Mrs. E. Dart, 2642
Brighton street, when large attend
ance is expected. as lunch Will be
served in cafeteria style and much
fun is promised. Those attending yes
terday were: DIR. Patterson. Miss Ada
Henry, Miss Olive l.. De Wore, MISS
Longnecker, Miss p. Merrill, Miss Net
tie A. Parlee, Miss Maud Bradshaw,
Miss Mary A. O. Hurd, Miss Louise
Chandler, Carl Chandler, DIR. Henry
Parlee, Mrs. Henry Parlee. MIS-; anna ma
Baird Mrs. S. b. McMillen' Mrs. NJ
f. Saline. Mrs. f. r. O'Brien Mrs
Fred Bayleis. Mrs. f. 1. Baxter, Mr.
and Mrs. C. d. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs
r.. CT. Hillman. Mr.. and Mrs. 70. f.
Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Merrill,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Berry, Mrs. a. 5.
Reid. Mrs Walter f. Adams. Mrs. l.
r Atkins. Mrs. Longnecker. Mrs Mer-
riIl. Mrs w. II. Chandler, Mrs. y.
Dart. Mrs. Greenough, Mrs. o. j.
Hurst, Mrs. Frank Stoddard, Mrs. j.
E. Hards, Mrs. John Hawkes.. Mrs. J.
Mrs. Emmons, Mrs. b. Asbury. Mrs u.
Seeley, Mrs. j. Lloyd, Mrs. A. g. Stat
ter, Mrs. B. 1. Smith, Mrs. p. w. NC
Stav Mrs. e. Bloeser, Mrs. Ella Flick.