Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
Society

night at Ief nome III IAOpNSA
with a musicale and Dutch supper.
The comnanv was composed mostly
Of professional musicians, ana tHe Pr
gram included vocal numbers Dy @Mloo @
Bartlett Mrs. Philip Zobelein, Mrs
Fugate, piano numbers by Mrs. jam
son and Rudolf Friml, and draliimlIc
readings by Mrs. c. l.. Hlgpee. Inc
company numbered about forty. III.
One Of the pleasant affairs WIN
which Miss Bartlett has been colnlll-
mented since her return was d ululel
at the Jonathan club that was presided
over by DR.. Rae Robinson.
Lieut.. Gen. Adna r. Chaffee and Mrs.
Chaffee have taken cottage at Ike
dondo for a short time, and with lneHl
is Mrs. William Bingham Clarke, MIS-
Chaffee's sister who is her guest Lol
several months. Mrs. Chaitee enter
tanned informally with small tea yes
terdav at Hotel Redondo, the table be-
ing set in a coy corner on the horlh
wing of the plaza.
s.
Mrs w. A. Clark Jr., entertained IN
formally at luncheon yesterday at the
Alexandria.
A Jolly theater party Monday night,
which was followed by supper at
Levy's was enjoyed by the following;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones, MI. ana
Mrs. Mathew Everhardy, Mr.. and Mrs
Sol Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pros
ser. Mr. and Mrs. Ona Morton, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fryman, Mr.. and Mrs. stuart
! MacFarlane Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
! Higbee.
Members of the senior class at the
Girls Collegiate school are arranging
for a dance in the near future.
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Mrs William L. Jones of Harvard
! boulevard, who was hostess recently
at one of the largest private functlohs
of the pre-Lenten season, was at nome
informally to callers yesterday, and re-
cefvlng with her were her house guests,
Mrs. Edwin Caswell and Mrs. LOUIS
Burke of Portland, and Mrs. Julia Mar
guam, also of Portland, who Is spend
ing the winter at Hotel Hollywood.
The tea tables were presided over by
Mrs Sidney l.. Parsons, Mrs. James
Warren Holder and Mrs. Robert Up
degraff, who were assisted by Miss
Helen Thresher, Miss Helen UpdegraH,
Miss Margaret Gilbert and Miss Alice
Louise Jones, daughter of the hostess'
other unbonneted women We're Mrs
George w. Bayle, Mrs. Charles l.. Han
son and Mrs. II. M. Bintord'
Mrs. T. N. Peyton of st. Andrews
place has issued invitations for
bridge luncheon with which she Will
entertain today to meet nuInper OIL
friends from Spokane, WASH; -
Mrs. Peyton will be assisted py her
sister, Mrs. Harry Raymer of Danvllle'
Ill, a cousin; Mrs. c. w. lde OF seat
tie and Mrs F. H. Snowdon.
Special guests will include Mrs.
Clyde Graves, Mrs. Percy Powell, MIS-
]. p. Caves, Mrs. Frank McCollousn'
Mrs. D. W. Twohy Mrs. arthur Co"-
-. ATisq Cornplia Ea1rlanQ.
beautifully appointed table was
presided over at the Alexandra Tues-
day afternoon by Mrs. Waller u
Chanslor, who served 4 O'CLOCK Yea 70
a group Of guests whom she mad pre-
viously entertained at the matinee.
The occasion was a compliment to
Mrs. Chanslor's house guest, MISS
Smathers of Waynesville, N. c. There
were fourteen in the party.
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Members of Delta Delta Delta fra
ternity will meet for luncheon saturday
at Hotel Lankershim.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hanson or san
Pasoual street are planning to take
the world tour, and wll leaVe i'Ga ApEll
10 for an itinerary that VIII lncluoe
Japan. china, Ceylon, Egypt and north
ern Europe.
Mrs. c. A. Heinze entertained tues
day at her West Twenty-ffth street
home with an informal brldge' tapIes
being set for eight.
Those enjoying Mrs. Heinze's pleas
ant hospitality were Mrs John Atkin-
son. Mrs Haskell Mrs. j. b. CoWllhg,
Mrs George Green, Mrs. lone McChah'
Mrs. Carrie Schaffer Mrs. Carl Helnze'
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Mrs. Yslas will be hostess TO-DAY at
her home in Lake street, entertaining
with bridge of five tables.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton Mclean of Cleveland, DIR. and Mrs.
w. w. Beckett entertained recently
with southern supper and "5OO' at
their home in Harvard boulevard.
Among the guests asked to meet the
eastern visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nc
Clung. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Let's, Mr..
and Mrs Newton Russell, Mr. ana
Mrs. w. H. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
I. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cofhn,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert Russell, Mr. and Mrs Dan.
ford Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Blttner OF
Chicago.
luncheon of twelve covers was pre-
sided over yesterday by Mrs. II. H.
Kerckhoff at her home in West Adams
street, the occasion DelnS IL courtesy
to Mrs. ]. S. Chapman, who is leaving
soon for Europe, where she will join
her daughter, Miss Mary Chapman;
and also for Mrs. Frank Gibson, who
will leave a little later for Washington,
d. c.
Mrs. nj. L. Thompson and Mrs. j. A.
Talbot will be at nome this afternoon
at the residence of the latter in West
lake avenue in compliment to visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cooper of the
Lankershim have made formal an
nouncement of the engagement of their
nephew, Marshall l.. Cooper and MISS
Margaret Scott young society girl
of Denver.
The young people will be married in
April and will make their home in Los
Angeles, receiving their friends at the
Lankershim.
In compliment to Mrs Lucy Seward
Noble of Detroit, Mich, guest of Mrs.
Joseph Moss Gaige If Halldale avenue,
Mrs. John r. Prince entertained yes
terday with cards at her new home IN
Leighton avenue.
There We're present to meet Mrs.
Noble Mrs, George Mcintyre, Mrs
Robert Rowe, Mrs. Frank Ryan, Mrs.
Edgar Fruhlng, Mrs. George Houghte-
lin, Mrs Sol Davis, Mrs. Robert
Schroeder, Mrs. John William Thayer,
Mrs. Fred Harris Mrs. Charles Kel-
logg, Mrs. Robert Brady, Mrs. Howard
6 Brady Mrs Joseph Moss Gaige,