Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-08
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Solano of South
Figueroa street entertained with a
dinner last evening in honor of Mrs.
William Bingham Clarke, who is the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Adna
II. Chaffee, in Magnolia avenue. The
table was decorated with the palozerde,
that exquisite blooming shrub of the
desert and the whole color scheme was
carried out in the yellow. Covers were
laid for General and Mrs. Adna Chat
fee, Major and Mrs. e. f. G. klokke,
Mrs. William Bingham Clarke, Mrs.
George Hamilton, Mrs. John H. Ho-
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Logan, Miss
Elizabeth Wolters. General NJ H. Sher-
man, James S. Slauson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Solano.
Mrs. James Washington Edwards of
San Francisco, who has been the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Bev-
eridge of Portland street for the past
month, returned home yesterday, ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Frances
Beveridge, who will pass her vacation
with Mrs. Edwards at her country
place at Belvidere. Mrs. Beyeridge
will go north within the month.
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Mrs. Paul Compton of Hollywood en-
tertained with a most delightful lun
cheon recently in honor of Mrs. Guy
The table was dainty with Shasta
daisies and sweet peas and covers were
laid for twelve.
Miss Leila Morrison, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. N. H. Morrison of 1868 West
Adams street, is entertaining as house
guest Hiss Sarah Morgan, one of the
teachers at Berkeley. Miss Morgan
was the guest of honor at a dance with
which Mrs. r. H. F. Variel of Michigan
avenue entertained Wednesday even
ing Miss Morgan will accompany DR..
Morrison and family to Catalina for
a visit Saturday.
Miss Lillian Goldman, who has been
the house guest of Mrs. Augustus
Goldsmith in West Twenty seventh
street, returned to her home in San
Francisco Monday. Many affairs have
been given in her honor, among them
a luncheon with which Mrs. George
Wright of West Twentieth street en-
tertained last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldsmith celebrated the thirty-fifth
anniversary of their wedding and Miss
Goldman was the guest of honor.
Mrs. Wesley Clark of Westmoreland
place will entertain with an informal
dance at her beautiful home this even
ing in honor of her daughters, Miss
Lucille Clark and Miss Sara Clark Miss
Lucille, who was graduated from Wei
lesley this spring, has just returned.
Miss Sara returns in the fall to finish
the course next year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. w Lowell of Park
avenue have returned from an extend
ed eastern trip. They visited in Chi
cago, New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.
Mrs. w. w. Johnson of ST. James
park, who has been entertaining as
house guest Mrs. Frank Moon of San
Jose, entertained informally Thursday
afternoon from to g. Mrs. Johnson
was assisted In receiving by Mrs. w.
I. Hollingsworth, Mrs. r. r. Coleman,
Mrs. Josephine Butler and Mrs. Fannie
Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hart enter
tained with dinner at their beautiful
home in Shatto place recently, the
guests being the past masters of the
South Gate lodge. F. and A. M. The
table was beautifully decorated with
pink sweet peas and the same color
scheme was followed throughout the
house. An orchestra furnished music
during the evening and covers were
laid for w. C. Wolfe, p w. Park, H.
C. Gayner Leo Longley o. H. p.
Parke, r. r. Dill, G. d. McGilliard, G..
A. Hart, F. w. Dunn, ]. w. MusseI-
man, ]. w. Kemp, X. L. Wilcox, w.
w. Tritt and c. A. Sweet.
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Miss Mary Gillies of Mission street,
South Pasadena, entertained with a
thimble party recently in honor of Miss
Lorene Crebbs, who has been attend
ing Occidental college this winter. Miss
Crebbs will leave soon for her home
in the east The guests, who are
members of the Alpha sorority, passed
the afternoon sewing on the broad
veranda. Those present were Miss
Olive Cassel of Pasadena, Miss Grace
Russell, Miss Marguerite Merrill of
Los Angeles, Miss Alva Gardner, Miss
Muriel Fisher, Miss Lill Vending and
Miss Bess Gardner of South Pasadena. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Norton of South !
Figueroa street, who have entertained
with so many delightful motor parties
this summer. were hosts to a jolly