Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
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BY TIE CHATTERER

There is much interest manifested
among society folk in the two sub
scription dances being planned for the
Frida. between Christmas and New
Years and Mardi Gras day in Feb
ruary. Numerous meetings are being
arranged and plans are being formed
to make them a great success. The
affair is being directed by Mrs. Michael
j. Connell and a number of others who
will assist as patronesses, although the
list is not yet complete.
The garden fete which was planned
for last Thursday afternoon and even
ing by the women of Emmanuel Pres
byterian church was postponed until
Thursday afternoon of this week on
account of the heavy rain. Extensive
preparations had been made and many
booths had been erected. The affair
is in charge of the auxiliary, and the
hostesses will include Mrs. S. S. Sails
bury Mrs. j. J. Aiken, Mrs. Joseph
Marsh Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mrs. ALI
son Barlow, Mrs. r. w. Pleas, Mrs. B.
L. Harding, Mrs. J. M. Clute. Mrs. e.
S. Rowley, Mrs. S. C. Hubbell, Mrs.
George Bradbeer, Mrs. Henderson Hay
ward, Mrs. w. C. Paterson, Mrs. T. A.
Rex and Mrs. w. B. Matthews.
The fete will be given in the garden
of the grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Marsh in West Chester place and sup
per will be served in the pergola- Auto
mobiles will be In waiting at the Lam
kershim hotel to convey patrons to the
grounds, where attractive wares will
be displayed to attract the fancy Of the
public. The different booths will be
under the charge of Mrs. Jennie Full
wood and Mrs. William Bayley, fancy
work; aprons, Mrs. w. e. McVay;
kimonos, Mrs. William Lacey; candy
Mrs. +. r. Thomas and Mrs. William
Hartwell; punch, Mrs. Thomas c.,
Ridgway; cornucopias Mrs. w. d.
Matthews; popcorn, Mrs. Bruce Wal
lace.
Mrs. Edwin T. Earl entertained with
a delightful luncheon party at her
beautiful home in Wiltshire boulevard
Friday afternoon. The dining room
was decorated with pink roses and
ferns and the place cards were hand
painted pink roses. This was the first
of a series of luucheons with which
Mrs. Earl will entertain during the
season. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Michael ]. Connell Mrs. Granville Mac
GoWan, Mrs. Cameron e. Thom Mrs
j. Ross Clark, Mrs. Walter Scott New
hall, Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mrs. Joseph
Lewis Mrs. Walter Leeds and Mrs. H.
Howard Huntington.
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Mrs. William M. Caswell of westlake
avenue will entertain with a bridge
luncheon Thursday, afternoon.
Mrs. William S. Hook Of West Adams
street left for Chicago Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. o. A. Switzer of West Thirtieth
street entertained with a luncheon on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. L.
r.. Switzer and her daughter: Mrs. NJ
a1 ~, 80 NIef,, MI
was decorated with pink carnations
and ferns, and the place cards were
hand painted carnations. Covers were
laid for Mrs. w. M. Cartwright, Mrs.
G. A. Barney, Mrs. Phil Wymon, Mrs.
A. f. Theberge and Miss c. Theberge.
A number of other affairs will be CIV
en- for the visitors.
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Mrs. NJ. H Ingerson of East Thirty
first street entertained the Bide a Wee
club recently. The house was deco
rated with ferns and in the dining
room miniature pond covered with
pond lilies formed the centerpiece on
the table. Ropes of asparagus ferns
were festooned from the chandelier to
each place and tiny butterflies were
poised among the ferns. The place
cards were hand painted pond lilies.
Covers were laid for Mesdames f. B.
Frankhouseh, e. p. Hill, w. Conklin,
H. u. Sponf, j. II. Graves, G. M. Mar
lean, w. Gerdes. e. B. Wallace, J. A.
Pendleton, D. Conklin and e. l.. Bur-
goin. A delightful musical program
was one of the features of the after
noon.
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The marriage of Miss Mary Squires.
daughter OF Mrs. William Suuires. to
Frank Galloway was solemnized last
evening at the Hollywood Christian
church, the Rev. Lloyd Darise off,
ciating, In the presence of friends and
reIauves. A special musical program
was rendered by the Kammermeyer