Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

with a painted rooster and the consola-
tion prize was a Chantecler doll. The
consolation prize for those who did not
play bridge was a dainty fan. Mrs
| Mccartney and Mrs. Davis were as
sisted by their mother, Mrs. O.. II.
Churchill, Mrs. Nora Mccartney, Mrs
]. C. Everding and the Misses Lily
Oleshausen, Frances Rowan and Flos-
sic Rowan.
Mr. and Mrs Bennett Curland of 500
| West Forty-third place announce the
enga cement of their daughter, Miss
Fannie Curland, to George Garfield,
prominent young broker of this city.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morris entertained
/ with a dinner in honor of the young
couple at their home in West Six
teenth street Wednesday evening. and
the engagement was made known to
the guests The table was decorated
with pink roses and ferns, and Cupids
with ribbons were tastefully arranged
about the centerpiece bearing the
united names.
Mrs. A. Fusenot of 410 Westlake
avende and her sister, Miss Mathilda
Durand, left Friday morning on the
Santa Fe for New York. They will
sail for Europe May 10 for a visit to
relatives in Paris, and expect to be
gone at least a year.
s.
]. T. Walkin of Los Angeles is one
of the late California arrivals in New
York at the Hotel Plaza, where ne VIII
remain several days. Another promi-
nent Californian was seen at the Plaza
yesterday in Col. d. c. Collier of san
Diego, who has just received the sup
port of the United States government
in the plans for the Panama-Californla
exposition to be held in San Diego in
1915. to commemorate the opening of
the Panama canal. Colonel Collier Will
soon give a dinner at the Plaza to Paul
Morton and other distinguished New
Workers interested in the coming eX-
position, which promises to be unique
among the worlds great expositions in
many features.
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The wedding of Miss Francesca Brod-
rick, daughter of Mrs. w. ]. Bordrick
of 1926 South Figueroa street, and Wal
| ter Schmahl will be solemnized at the
home of the brides mother wednesday,
May 20. The ceremony will be quiet
one, only the most intimate friends or
the family and relatives to be present.
&
Mrs Herman Kerckhoff of West Ad-
ans street will entertain with bridge
| luncheon Tuesday afternoon, May "a.
Covers will be laid for forty
Mrs S. o. Houghton, jr., entertained
with theater party at the Mason ana
tea at the Alexandria afterWard on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Charles Donnell Houghton of San
! Francisco Covers were laid for TWEEN
ty, and the dainty yellow iris formed
the centerpiece on the tea table.
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A most charming party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. William
Lavel at her home in Wiltshire boule-
ward. Five hundred was played and
the house was beautifully decorated
with Scotch heather in the reception
room, American Beauty roses in the
! living room and library, and pink roses
! in the dining room. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Walter
Perry story. Mrs. Nathaniel F. Will
shire and Mrs. o. A. Vickery.
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The Palette club of the Los Angeles
School of Art and Design held its
social meeting on Monday evening, and
a most enjoyable time was enjoyed.
The class song was sung to the tune
of marching Through Georgia" and
the members were portrayed through a
class mirror with apt quotations from
| Well-knoWn authors. The class
prophecy was given amid much laugh
! ter by Miss Kyle and Miss Wheeling,
who were dressed to represent an
eastern psychic and a gypsy. The
future of the class members was read
by a crystal and also in the mingled
liquids Of the wine of gladness and the
ink of sorrow. Supper was served af-
terward in the roof garden.
s.
The Xopeia club entertained with a
dance at the Ebell clubhouse last
Thursday evening, which was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present During
the intermission Miss Bernice Marcher
rendered two excellent recitations. This
is the last formal dance of the season,
but the club will give a series of
pleasant outings during the summer
months. The clubhouse was very
prettily decorated in green and gold,
the club colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherlock OF
Avenue Twenty-Five entertained with
a dinner of eight covers in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Eferson of Globe,
A. T., recently Mrs. Eferson was
Miss Marjorie Ray, and her marriage
to Mr.. Eferson. May 2, was surprise
to her many friends, who were plan
ming many prenuptial affairs in her
hono- as they anticipated big we'd
ding in the fall, but the young couple
slipped off to San Diego and were
(quietly married there. Mr.. Eferson,