Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-07

cago, who Will pass lne Suilio-
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ball entertained with
a theater marty at the Mason last even
ing in honor of Miss Hawkins ana 10
seph Ball, jr., who has recently re-
turned from Thatcher school at Nofd-
hoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook, VINO
nassed the week at Santa Barbara, re-
burned home Yesterday and are located
with Mrs. Cooks parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gail johnson, in Westlake ave-
nue..
Mrs. John Howard, wife OF John
Howard, U. S. A, reached Los An
geles yesterday morning and VIII pass
the summer at the residence of her
narents. Gen. and Mrs. Adna R. Chat
fee. in Magnolia avenue. Mr.. Howard
will join her in six weeks ana they
will remain until fall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Solano enter
tanned with a box party at the mason
last evening and supper afterward.
Among their guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
Randolph Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Logan and Miss Elizabeth Wolters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cohn of South
Flower street entertained with the-
ater party at the Mason last evening
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Barnes. Supper ives served at Levy S
after the performance.
Mr. and Mrs M. B, Carter enter
tanned with theater party at the Ma
son last evening and supper was
served at Levy's afterward. covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, MISS
olive Tobey, R. B. Carter and c. H.
M. Tobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy of West
Adams street, accompanied by Miss
Lynch and Miss MacDermont, are mo-
toring in the north and will visit in the
Yosemite, Del Monte. San Jose and
other points of interest. Miss Sue SIN
not, Mrs. Murphy's sister, and little
Miss Bernadine Murphy went up to
San Jose by train and will pass some
weeks there.
Mrs. George B. Macauly of Menlo
avenue will leave this morning for
Aurora, ILL.,, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. C. E. Coppley. Mrs. Ma
cauly is planning a trip to Europe this
fall and will pass the winter studying
in Berlin.
Mrs. Jessie B. Small of North Mat
a musical. Ralph Wylie and j. Homer
Green of Phoenix, Ariz., gave some de-
lightful numbers, among them a Grieg
sonata for piano and violin. Among
those present were Mrs. Verna Stahl,
r. H. Fillmore, Clinton Sayles, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wylie and j. Homer Green
of Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer e, Miller have
hot ri
will be at home to their friends after
August 1 at 1910 Berendo street. Mrs.
Miller was Miss Florence Ward.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hayer and tehir
daughter, Miss Grace Hayer, of South
Hill street left Monday morning on
trip east, stopping at Chicago, Detroit
and ST. GATHERINGS, Canada, New York
and Toronto. They will pass the great
er part of their time at ST. GATHERINGS
with Mr.. Hayer's parents.
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Miss Helen Bordwell, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Walter A. BordWell
of West Twenty-fourth street, has re-
turned from Vassar, where she is at
tending college. Many little affairs are
being planned in her honor. Mrs. Bord-
well entertained recently in her daugh-
ter's honor with a luncheon of ten
covers.
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Mrs Arthur w. Ballard entertained
Wednesday with luncheon and bridge
at the Los Angeles Country club In
honor of Miss Katherine Powell, whose
marriage to Charles l.. Harris, an at
torney of New Zealand, will be one OF
the events of the early fall.
Guests invited were members of the
Norumbega Bridge club, of which MISS
Powell is member, and few other
friends. Club members We're Mrs. Fred
Bacon, Mrs. Harry Williams Mrs e.
B. Rivers, Mrs. Ira ]. Francis. Mrs. l..
H. Hurtt Mrs. Frederick Braden, Mrs.
Arthur Holiday, Mrs. Elwood De Gar
mo, Mrs. Leroy K. Daniel, Mrs. Willis
C. Noble. Mrs. w. T. Knowlton, Mrs.
Harry Folsom, Mrs Galbraith, the
Misses Belle Wallace, Gertrude Huber,
DR.. Evangeline Jordon, Bessie Powell,
Elizabeth Pepper Ethel Mcclellan An
ma Desmond, Jessie Farley, Henrietta
GIiesman and Agues Wallace.
Others were Mrs W. M. Peasley,
Mrs. Andrew NJ. ChGffey, Mrs. Walter
E. Tyler, Mrs. Alonzo Bl Cass, Mrs.
Guv L. Gunner, Mrs. e. p. Morphy,
Mrs. Russell H Ballard, Mrs. o. M.
Souden, Mrs. Lawrence Steith, the
Misses Clara Smith, Grace Lavayea,
GLADYS Morphy and Helen Kellogg
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