Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
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tiful and delightful buds as were on
the carpet this winter, and as she has
most eligible bachelor son she
surely should know. Many parties,
teas and luncheons are given for the
young women and each week sched-
ules coming out" party given by
the mother, sister or aunt, following
luncheons, teas and dances at tho
Country club by the admiring friends.
And soon will come the great sub
scription dance and the long looked for
ball by the bachelors. Really my date
book Is so full of charming events to
take place between now and January
that an auxiliary" had become,
necessary,
The luncheon given yesterday after
noon by Miss Elizabeth Helm, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Helm, in Ellen
dale place, in honor of Miss Lucille
Clark and Miss Alberta Denis, was
anost delightfully."- appointed. The house
was artistically decorated, Jerusalem
cherry trees forming the scheme of
decoration. On the tables the covers
were marked with tiny trees in pots
and an original verse attached to each
one. The guests included the guests
of honor and Mrs. John Martyr
Haenke, Mrs. Robert Elmore, Mrs.
Thomas Ridgway, Mrs. LIE Conche
Moen, Mrs. Edward Bosbyshell. Mrs.
Earl Anthony, Miss Charline Coulter,
Miss Eloise Watson. Miss Lola Heintz,
Miss Julia Murray, Miss Katherine
Banning. Miss Madeline King, Miss
Doris Emmert OF Detroit, Mich. a
house guest of Miss Helm: Miss Emma
Conroy, Miss Anne Patton, Miss Sallie
Utley, Miss Marjorie UtleX, Miss Re-
becca Mcmillan, Miss Josephine Nc
MILAN, Miss Evangeline Duque, Miss
Jane Rollins, Miss Cora Ives, Miss An
nette Ives, Miss Emma Newlin, Miss
Amy Marie Norton, Miss Susan Car
penter, Miss Fannie Todd Carpenter,
Miss Eli abeth Wood, Miss Florence
Wood, \ iss Clara Vickers. Miss Mil
dred Blu nett, Miss Romaine Poindex-
ter, Mis- katherine Stearns, Miss Sally
Bonner Miss Margaret Nordhoff or
Redlan is, Miss Maria Vallelcy, Miss
Nellie Talleley, Miss Margaret Hughes,
. Miss Virginia Walsh.
Mrs. West Hughes of West Twenty
third street entertained with tea and
dance at the Country club yesterday
afternoon in honor of four of the
seasons eiebutantes. Miss Mildred Bur-
nett, Miss Jane Rollins, Miss Amy
Marie Norton and Miss Florence Wood.
The tea table was dainty with pink
roses and ferns and lighted with pink
satin SIlduSu ChtllOlOS- L hO 6dSDNS V~NS
Misses Katherine Banning, Sally Bon
ner, Emma Conroy, Sally Mcfarland,
Marguerite Hughes, Marjorie Utley,
Kathleen Spence, Elizabeth Wood.
Katherine Stearns, Mary Addison
Walker, Marie Bobrick, Clarisse Stew
ems, Alberta Denis, Madeline King
Elizabeth Helm. Julia Murray, Char
line Coulter, Kate Van Nuys, Fannie
Todd Carpenter, Caroline Trask. Mar
ion Macneil and James Page, Nat
Head, Irving Walker, Henry DAILY, Car
roll Stilson, Cloyd Lott, Jack McFar-
land, George Ennis. William Reed,
Henry Blackmore. James Horan, Kay
Crawford, Chester Moore, Raymond
Moore, Walter Brunswig, Kirkwood,
Stewart O'Melveny. Volney Howard,
Philo Lindley, Guerney Newlin, May
nard McFie, Gregory Perkins, e. D.
Robinson. Munoz, Harold Lane, Louis
Woolwine, Clare Woolwine, Paul Her
ron. Paul Grimm, Morgan Adams,
Stewart Salisbury, Neil Pendleton,
Murray Vosburg, Tom Duque, Sam
Parsons, George Parsons, Harry Bor-
den, James Utley, Lawrence Kelsey
Van Kelsey, DR.. Swift and Lieut.. Ar
thur Staten.
James S. Slauson entertained last
evening with dinnecMt the California
club in honor of his mother, Mrs. ].
s. Slauson. The club house was beau
tifully decorated, yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn leaves being used in
the dining room, My Maryland roses,
Richmond roses and ferns In the other
rooms. Covers were laid for fifty
guests, all o1d-time friends OF the guest
of honor. who celebrated her birthday
anniversary. After the dinner a mu-
sical program was rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott and MI
and Mrs. Henry Balfour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John hubert Norton
and Miss Amy Marie Norton of West
Twenty-eighth street have issued In
yitations for cotillon Tuesday even
ing. December 20, at the assembly
rooms at South Flower and Sixteenth
streets.
Miss Mary Goodrich Read, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Charles Read
of Thompson street, will entertain with
a luncheon tomorrow afternoon.
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Miss Juliet Borden, daughter of Shell
don Borden of South Hope street, will
he hostess at a dinner Tuesday even
ine in honor of Miss Florence Wood
and Miss Mildred Burnett, two of the
seasons debutantes.
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Miss Marie Bobrick. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Bobrick OF S2S
South Burlington avenue, Will enter
tain with a luncheon Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. William s. Hook, jr., of Menlo
avenue will entertain with luncheon
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
sally Mcfarland and Miss Amy Marie
Norton.
nK RIlTnett OF
Beacon street will entertain with
dance at Kramers in honor of their
daugh er, Miss Mildred Burnett.
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Mrs. Michael j. ConneIl will entertain
with a tea and dance at the Country
club Saturday afternoon, December IL.
in honor of the young debutantes and
their men friends. Miss Sallie Bonner,
niece of Mrs. j. Ross Clark, whose
debut Wnesday was one of the events
of the season, will be the special
guest of honor.
Miss Ruth Kays of 967 Westmore-
land avenue will entertain with a tea
Tuesday afternoon, December 20.
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Mrs. Eugene Ellsworth Smith and
Miss Waddilove will entertain with a
musicale at the California club Tues
day afternoon, December 20.
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Miss Alice Cline, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w B. Cline of South Figue-
roa street, will be hostess at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon, December 2l.
Mrs. Russell Mcdonnell Taylor of
West Adams street will entertain with
a luncheon at the California club We'd
nesday afternoon, December 21.
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