Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
Society News

NJ RS. EYRE BARROW=FFRENCH
vi entertained with a luncheon at
her beautiful home in St. Paul
street yesterday afternoon. Covers were
laid for twelve guests and the table
appointments were in red. with roses
forming the floral ornament.
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Mrs. S. M. Kiser of Woodward ave-
nue. entertained with a luncheon yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ger
trude Fugate and Mrs. IL. A. Snider
of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Kiser's beautiful home was
tastefully decorated in gold of ophir,
roses and greenery The place cards
were hand-painted and in the shape of
oranges.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Sidney
, Walter of Texas, Mrs. Lawrence
Holmes, Mrs. Alice Reilly, Mrs. L. Will
son, Miss Nellie Guy, Miss Fannie
After Miss Hattie Barthalamew and
Mrs. r. f. Schroeder of Iowa.
,, Mrs. Fugate and Mrs. Snider are
well-known musicians of Pittsburg.
They are touring Southern California
and are making the Hotel Hollywood
their headquarters.
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Mrs. Allan Balch of the Angeus will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcbride
Cockins at dinner Thursday evening
at the California club. Mrs. Balch will
be assisted by Mrs. Hancock Ban
ming. Mrs. Ernest Bryant, Mrs. John
Grey Byrne, Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs.
William Ellsworth Dunn, Mrs. Lynn
Helm, Mrs. William G.. Kerckhoff Mrs.
John G.. Mckinney. Mrs. j. J. Meyler,
Mrs. Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. Fran
els J. Thomas and Mrs. I. N. Van
Nuys.
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Mrs. Frederick r. Bicknell and Mrs.
Sumpter Zombo will entertain with a
reception at the Woman's clubhouse
in Figueroa street this afternoon.
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The wedding of Miss Pearl league
and Walter Lacy will be solemnized
this evening, the ceremony being per-
formed in the presence of the family
and a few intimate friends only. Miss
Pluma Boothe of Pomona will be maid
of honor and Mr.. Lacy will be served
| by Rolf league as best man.
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Mrs. William May Garland and her
! two sons are among the many Los
Angeles society folk who are making
preparations for a summer abroad.
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Miss Bessie Bartlett of Hollywood
will entertain this afternoon at her
| beautiful home in honor of Miss Rose
Zobelein, a bride of early May.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Adams of
South Flower street have planned a
most delightful trip for this summer,
leaving Los Angeles tomorrow for New
York. Upon arriving i'm England they
will take an automobile and motor
through England, Scotland and Ire
land, from there on to the continent
where they will pass the rest of the
summer motoring through Switzerland
and the surrounding country. They
are to be gone year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeveno of Paris and
Mrs. Vercoe of London, who have been
passing the winter in Los Angeles, ac-
companied by Mrs. Joseph Call. Mrs.
Ben L. Ward and w. f. Crombie, left
Monday evening for the Yosemite, re-
turning in about ten days
Mrs w. O. Morton of the Navarro
apartments will entertain with 500
party Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Sol Davis entertained with
cards last Friday evening at her res
idence. 902 Burlington street. There
were five tables.
Mrs. A. X. Brauer will entertain
with a luncheon and theater party at
the Jonathan club Saturday afternoon
for n group of women with whom she
has been associated in committee work
this winter at the Ebeil Club
Mrs. Henry w. Simpson, who has
been passing some months at the Ray
mond hotel, Pasadena, will leave to-
morrow for her home in New York.
Mrs. Simpson will be remembered by
| Los Angeles society as Miss Constance
Jones, one of the most beautiful of
our society bellies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edward Cook
| have taken a house at Balboa Beach
| for the summer and will leave with
their daughter Josephine May !.
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Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen, will pass the next ten
days at Nordhoff Ojai valley, leaving
this morning
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Silent of
| the Hartman apartments have gone
north for month or six weeks visit
| ing in San Francisco, Berkeley and
San Jose and joining their son Roy;
| who is at college at Berkeley. Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Thomas are occupying the
apartments of Mr. and Mrs. Silent dur
ing their absence.
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Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, who has
been passing the winter at the Holly
wood hotel, will leave soon for an ex-
tended trip to Japan.
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Mrs. Leroy Jones of Laurel avenue
entertained with miscellaneous show
er Monday in honor of Miss Rowena
Hall, who will marry John PerciVal
May g. The guests were members OF
| the Alpha Chi Omega sorority OF which
Miss Hall is a member. The deeora-
tions were all in white and pink roses,
sweet peas also being used in great
profusion.
The dinner given by Mrs. John #.
Francis of Bonnie Brae street in honor
of Bishop Thomas ]. Conaty and Mr..
and Mrs. o. H. Houghton was one of
great beauty and artistic daintlness'
The centerpiece was a basket OF or
chids on an exquisite Irish lace cloth,
and Easter lilies and white roses were
used throughout the house. Covers
were laid for fourteen. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. O'Mel-
yeny, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Del Amo, MT.
and Mrs. James c. Kays, Miss Rather
inc Conaty, Miss Suzanne Lynch, Mrs
Elsie Kerckhoff and Rev. S. Conaty
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Setnan enter
tanned with a dutch supper and cara
partv in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. t. r..
Marshall, who soon will leave for Eu-
rome. Covers were laid for fourteen.
other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
A. Vickrey, Miss Maude Marshall, MISS
Ethel Setnan, Miss Mabel Fisher, Dr.
p O. Sundin, DR.. w. n. Horton, Mr..
7, II MCGOWAN and Mr.. f. II. Water