Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22

briday party with dinner at the jon
athan club the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Higbee
of 1926 West Ninth street have taken a
cottage at Ocean Park for the summer.
They win close their house in town
about June Is. Mrs. Higbee will be at
home informally to her many friends
on Friday. May q, and this win be her
last at home until the fail.
Mrs. Thomas Mckee of 1853 West
Twenty-fourth street is entertaining
her niece. Miss Jean Sawyer Hooper
of Denver. Miss Hooper arrived last
Friday and Mrs. Mckee is planning
many little affairs in her honor during
her visit.
The Entire Nous club viii entertain
with a dance the latter part of June.
and the members are planning a most
enjoyable affair. The proceeds will be
devoted to endowing a room at the
Kaspare Cohn hospital.
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A most enjoyable party was given
Saturday evening. May IA. by Mr.. and
Mrs George II. Stoll of Serrano ave-
nue.. Hollywood in honor of the eight
eenth birthday of their daughter Miss
Margaret Stoll. The house was deco
rated daintily with shasta daisies and
American Beauty roses. and in the
room where punch was served the color
scheme was entirely in yellow and
white Miss Alma Fleming served the
punch. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stoll were
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Lee
Stoll, Mrs. j. p. Stoll. MRS. A. StolI and
Mrs. C. F. Stoll. Among the guests
present were: Misses Serbia Jones',
Margaret Rocco, Lillian Cox, Edna
Cumpston, Estella Graham, Irene Nc
MILAN. Ida May Otto, Myrtle Schlus-
SER Beatrice Chambers, Rose and
Frances Dominguez, Maude Pearring,
Victoria. Anna and Grace Vejar, De
phel Randolph, Aida Castellano, Mar
jorie Melville, Grace and Josephine
Campbelle, Joyce .Standlee, Irene Nc
Cray; and John and Leon Spinks, Milo
Bekins, Harold Chambers. Clarence
and Homer Brewer, Carl, Ernest and
Robert Wirschng, Norman Mcmillan.
Emil Castellano, Frank Rocco, Arthur
Green, Marvin Mckenzie, Frank Pear
ring, Arthur Cummings, Arthur Let's
jr., JEFF Gilleas, Lawrence Stoll, George
H. StoH jr., Jack Ridgway, Harold
Melville, and Reinold and Lowell
Chambers.
Mrs Christopher Hickson of West
Eighteenth street has issued invita-
tions for box party at the Belasee
May 2S to be given in honor of Miss
Rose Cunningham, whose engagement
to Francis c. Munay was recently an
nounced
Miss Cunningham is planning the
wedding for early in June, and many
delightful affairs have been given for
her during the past few weeks and
many more are planned for the near
future.
Mrs. Charles W. Hinchcliffe of South
Grand avenue entertained with a
bridge luncheon in honor of her house
guest. Miss Anita Mathez, yesterday
afternoon.
The decorations were entirely in
maidenhair ferns and white sweet peas.
The luncheon was served at a long
table, down the center of which was a
bank of maidenhair ferns. Bordering
this was a long chain of maidenhair
ferns and white sweet peas in a crystal
glasses.
The place cards were daintily hand
TAINTED to represent little sunbonnet
sweet pea. The prizes were Indian
baskets-one jardiniere, one a work.
basket and one plaque.
The guests were Miss Katherine
Kemper, Miss Helen Kemper Miss
Florence Clat, Miss Virginia Walsh,
Miss Katherine Sterns, Miss Clarisse
Stephens. Miss Emma Darling, Mrs.
G. G. Gillette, Mrs. George Hackley.
Mrs. David Mccartney, Mrs. Pierpont
Davis, Mrs. Clair Topper, Mrs. Frank
Walsh, Mrs. w. G. Stephens, Mrs. N.
C. Burlnette and Mrs. o. H. Churchill.
Miss Mathez is visiting Mrs. Hinch-
cliffe from Staten Island. and is receiv-
ing much social attention. Mrs. Kem-
per is planning a little auto trip, and
n Fra
Virginia in her honor, as we'll as many
little theater parties and luncheons.
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Among the prominent Los Angeles
people who dined at the Virginia yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
Mrs Swayne. Miss Gilcher. Mr.. Wat
son, Mr.. Zwilling, Miss McCray Miss
The alumni of the Beta Phi sorority
of the University of Southern Cali
fornia entertained yesterday with a
Griffith park in honor of the active |
members. After leaving the car at
Glendale a large hayrack conveyed |
the members to the park. where a pic |
mic luncheon was served.
The hostesses were Miss Jennie Dick, |
Miss Pearl McC1osky, Miss Isabelle |
Bowers, Miss Violet Jones, Miss Ether |
MISS LuId 1OTOWns LIT. ELSA
Hortsman, and Miss Rhumah Smith, |
and the guests were Miss Grace |
Haynes. Miss Eleanor Hit. Miss Flor |
ence Hurst. Miss Carrie Hidden, Miss |
Bertha Hidden Miss Emma Burmeis- |
ter, Miss Gertrude Mallory, Miss Fran |
ces Mallory. Miss Flora Cronemiller, |
Miss Effie Stevenson. Miss Rowland |
Miss Leila Ellis, Miss Laura
Miss Edith Gray, Miss
Hazel Fay, Miss Helen Humphrey, |
Miss Mildred Taft and Miss Grace
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sherman Jones, ac-
by Henry Genuit of Rich
mond, Ind, ase passing some time at
the Virginia, Long Beach.
Mrs James Emerson Gee entertained
with cards and a supper at her beau
tiful home in Cimeron street Thursday
afternoon.