Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-14
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Stimson enter
tanned last evening with a dinner at
their home in West Adams street.
Covers were laid for twentyfour and
dinner was served in the ball room at
small tables. The ball room was deco
rated with yellow iris and the color
scheme upstairs was red and yellow,
roses being used In profusion. After
dinner bridge was played. The affair
was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Anthony of Peoria and Mrs. J. w. Ben
ham of Chicago. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. Bishop, DR. and Mrs. Granville
MacGowan, Mr.. and Mrs. f. 7. Griffith,
Mr.. and Mrs. William May Garland,
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Barker, Miss EN-
Mott, Charles Henderson and Louis
Vetter.
Pleiades chapter o. +. s., No. 2S1
will give a ball and whist party at the
Goldberg Bosley assembly rooms this
evening, All Eastern stars and their
friends are most cordially invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clark enter
tanned last evening at a dinner ana
musicale at their home in Westmore-
lland place The dinner was in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Ives, and
the musicale, at in the evening, was
in honor of Miss Mary Belle Elliott
and her flance, William Richards,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. The music was in charge OF
Mrs. Estelle Hartt- Dreyfus, and was
given by Mrs. Bertha w. Vaughn, Mrs.
Estelle Hartt-Dreyfus, Harry Clifford
Lott and Roland Paul, with Mrs. Har-
ry Clifford Lott at the piano.
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Mrs. George Zobelein, Mrs. John 70
belein, Mrs. Edward Zobelein and Mrs
Philip Zobelein entertained with large
reception yesterday afternoon at the
zobelen residence in South Figueroa
street, in honor of Miss Rose Zobelein.
who will be married to Charles Lick OF
st. Louis, May 8. In the hall the deco
rations were most glorious in red Marie
Henrietta roses, arranged In wall pock-
cts of Japanese straw, and profusion of
green The drawing room was done
simply with bride roses and white
Banksia roses and ferns, while in the
dining room the prevailing color was
red, Marie Henrietta roses being used
Arend's orchestra played through the
afternoon, concealed in an alcoVe COW
cred with ferns and potted palms and
plants. Mrs. George Zobelein was
gowned in a mahogany satin robe,
draped with net and trimmed with jet,
and Miss Rose Zobelein wore an i'm
ported gown of topaz and gold satin,
trimmed with sea green net and caught
with topaz buckles, with a topaz jew
eled pendant.
Mrs. Edward d. Silent will leave for
the north today on a visit to her son,
who is at college.
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Mrs. Milton e. Hammond of 1881
West Thirty-sixth street will entertain
informally this afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Charles Houghton, who has come
from San Francisco to make Los Ange-
les her home.
Mrs. Arthur Kinney of 972 Magnolia
avenue will entertain with bridge
luncheon at her home Saturday after
noon.
The Pasadena members OF the South
ern California Womans Press club will
be at home informally at the Barn, 33
North Euclid avenue, this afternoon
from 3 TO 6, for the clubs officers, to
meet Mrs. Grace Tower Warren. Those
receiving will be: Nine. Vera X. de
Blumenthal, Mrs. Mary M. Conan. Mrs.
Sara Isaman, Mrs. S. d. p. Randolph,
Mrs. Una Nixon Hopkins. Miss Ada M.
Trotter, Miss Winifred Webb, Miss
Maritime Dietrichson.
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Mrs. Lester Robinson of Beacon
street will entertain with a matinee
party this afternoon at the Belasoo in
honor of Mrs. Harry Harrington of the
Hotel Angelus, who will leave soon for
Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William FL
dredge entertained with a theater
party and supper last night for five
covers. the honor guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry j. Kramer. The dancing
of Maud Allan was the entertainment
for the early evening, and supper at
the Alexandria followed with a daint-
lily arranged table in which pink roses
and ribbons of the same hue made a
lovely effect.