Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
BY TIE CHATTERER

Inc month o tNONemDer mas Deen lle
month of debutantes From the begin
ming there has been a continual round
of parties either for young buds Gin
PRODUCTION" or teas, luncheons and din
ner parties, followed by theater par
ties and dances. The next week will
be given up to charitable thoughts as
well as parties, and Thanksgiving COM
ing in between will make the hearts
tender and pocketbooks open. Tues
day and Wednesday the members of
the board of the Children's hospital will
accept contributions, however small
and will have young women stationed
at all the stores, theaters, clubs and
hotels to receive them. The committee
of the st. Elizabeth's day nursery have
also asked their friends to not forget
to add a small order to their Thanks
giving orders, and the home at 1875
North Anderson street will no doubt be
the recipient of groceries and fruit,
both preserved and fresh, sent by the
many friends of the dear little ones.
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One of the coming social events or
the season will be the Thanksgiving
and Christmas bazaar which Is to be
held at the beautiful home of Mrs. p.
G. Hubert, 2144 Hobart boulevard, Iues-
day, November %, from to and 1880
to 10 p. m. The entire lower floor Will
be converted into magnificent booths
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with hundreds of bells and palms. In
the evening there is to be musical
program. As you enter your eyes will
at once behold the beautiful fancy
booth which will have articles to suit
not only the fat but the wee purse as
we'll Those assisting at this booth
will be Mrs. Walter Brown, MRS. j.
Lowry Mrs. G. Williams, Mrs. l. c.
Erdt, Mrs. T. Vermilye, Mrs. T. P.
Robertson and DR.. Cora Tasker. Stroll
ing along through the hall you will
then come to the Thanksgiving booth,
where there will be all sorts of home
made goodies, and If you buy think OF
the labor saved for Thanksgiving.
Everyone will want to come very early
to get one of those fine mince pies.
The ladies having charge of this booth
are Mines. Beall, Houghton and Bill
1ngs. -,
And, Oh my, what is that? you will
hear someone say; why, / do believe
a fortune teller, and for just a small
piece Of silver you will learn your fu-
ture. And right next to the gypsy
there will be another tent, In case you
want to learn more. OF course we do
not dare to tell the names of these two
damsels Then to your right Will be
the apron booth, attended by Mrs. w.
Slater, Mrs. Krieger and Miss M.
Butcher. Aprons, holders and every
kind of kitchen covering one might
need to keep from getting soiled while
in the kitchen will be on sale. or
course there will be some stunning
fancy aprons, too. And we almost for
got the delightful candy booth, Where
Miss Draper and Miss Vincent will
have every kind of homemade candy
one can think of.
In the large dining room refresh-
ments will be served by daintily dressed
yr;r1o nh will assist Mines.
Kerner, Jenks and Riethmann Then
there will be for the little folks huge
Christmas tree all ablaZe with electric
light, with a real live Santa, who Tor
10 cents will give them any article on
the tree they may desire. Those assists
ing Mrs. Hubert receive at this tete
will be Mines. Fred Howland, Alfred
n. Smith, Alfred w. Morgan, c. r.
Fagge, f. D. Hudson, T. w. Robinson,
B. c. Fisher and F. o. f. Harbeson.
The prominence Of the hostess socially,
as.Well as the church work, insures TINS
to be an elaborate event of the social
calendar.
The Concordia club in West Six
teenth street was the scene of bril-
liant gathering last evening when the
members entertained with reception
and dance. Five young debutantes
were introduced--Misse Lucille Po-
laski, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Polaski; Miss Ruth Seligman, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seligman;
Miss Alice Schwab, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Schwab; Miss
Freda Goldsmith, daughter of Mrs. d.
Goldsmith, and Miss Irma Polaskl'
daughter of Mrs. Sam Polash. In the
receiving line were Mrs. John kahn'
Mrs. Berthold Baruch, Mrs. M. New
mark, Mrs Albert Norton, Mrs. sam
Levy and Miss Amy Hellman. The
club house was beautifully decorated
with a profusion of American Beauty
roses and ferns, and the debutantes
were exquisjtely gowned in white. Mrs.
Kahn wore an imported gown or green
and gold brocade yelled In JeWeled
chiffon; Mrs. Baruch, kings blue satlh;
Mrs Newmark, black chiffon over
satin; Mrs. Norton, white lace robe
over white satin; Mrs. Levy, white
eold-dotted marquisette over white
satin, and Miss Hellman, pink chltton
over pink satin trimmed with silver.
over one hundred and fifty guests were
invited and the affair was also house
warming, as the club house mas peen
thoroughly renovated and remodeled.
IT was also an enthusiastic welcome
home" to the president and his wife,
MIR. and Mrs. John Kahn, who have
been passing the summer travelling
abroad. This is the fifteenth year
which Mr.. Kahn has served as presi-
dent Of the club.
Mrs. H. r. Vollmer Of New Hamp-
shire street will entertain with tea
Friday afternoon, December 2, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Pauline
Vollmer.
Mrs. Boyle Workman Of South
Boyle avenue will entertain on Satur-
day afternoon at the Country club
with a reception and card party in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam Workman jr.
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Mrs. Mark Sibley Severance and her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Severance OF
the Valencia rancho, near San Ber-
nardino, are visiting In Los Angeles,
guests Of the Hotel Alexandria.
Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood Of st.
James park has issued invitations for
n tea Tuesday afternoon, November
90 in honor Of her daughter. Miss
Florence Wood, who will make her
formal bow to "Dame Society"
s.
Miss Emma Conroy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Conroy Of West Thir-
tieth street will be hostess at lunch
con Wednesday afternoon, NoYem-
ber 23.
Mrs. William ]. Davis has issued
invitations for reception THURSDAY
afternoon, December l, at her home
in westchester place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Brimson Of Gin
cinnati, who are passing the winter in
Southern California, arrived in Los