Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17
Society
tContinued from Pnge Ten)

Miss Maude Adams. Miss Maria Nc
Manus, Mrs. Harlan Clatworthy, Miss
Gertrude Connell and Mrs. Paul
Fletcher.
AS a surprise to Miss Crane she was
presented with a suit case filled with
fancy hose of every variety. Five hum
dred was played after lunch. The first
prize was a pair of daintily embroid-
cred silk hose and the second prize
brass candlestick.
s.
Because of illness Mrs. r. K. Wilson
of East Jefferson street has postponed
the meeting of the Buenos Amegas
Card club, which was to have been
held at her home last Thursday, until
Thursday of this week.
Miss Vira Bamford of San Marino
street entertained Friday afternoon
with luncheon In honor of Miss Ethel
King Easily of Brooklyn. who is vis-
iting Miss Bertha Norton, and also for
Miss Jane Gray of Salt Lake City.
The dining room was done in white
and gold Shasta daisies and yellow
roses Covers were laid for Miss Ida
Rohrer, Miss Pearl. Correa, Miss Jean
Wright, Miss Helen Smart, Miss Mabel
Brundige, Miss Edna Rivers, Miss
Ruby, Simons and Miss Norton.
DR. and Mrs. Edwin o. Palmer Of
Hollywood, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Mont
gomery and Mrs. j. A. Pierson left
Friday for an extended trip through
Alaska and will sail on the Jefterson'
July 20.
A Jolly party of the younger guests
of the Hotel Virginia at Long Beach
were given d marshmallow roast on
the beach Tuesday evening, over
twenty young people being present. An
outing party at Catalina is being
planned for the weekend.
Mrs. j. r. O'Harlon of Toberman
street and Mrs. j. Peters OF West
Forty y-ninth street are entertaining
their nephew and brother, j. Willis
Carter, who is making visit to his
old home. Mr.. Carter is now making
Philadelphia his residence and this Is
the first visit back in fifteen years
Miss Catherine Thompson OF Mag
noia avenue Is planning house party
at her summer home in Ocean PARK.
Miss Minnie Mathels will be her house
guest through the month of August.
The guests of the house party are:
Miss Minnie Matheis. Miss Alice
Buchanan, Miss Elizabeth Woodward.
Miss Florence Sepelisia, Miss Helen
Burford. Miss Delight stevens, Miss
Gertrude Shaffer and Miss Genevieve
Shafer.
Miss Freda Luderman of Elden ave-
nue. will entertain with plate shower
in the early part of August In honor
of Miss Emmie Luentzel, popular
bride-elect.
Miss Vira Bamford of San Marina
avenue is planning a week outing at
Catalina and will leave this morning
with a jolly party. Those who viii
enjoy the outing are Miss Ida Rohrer,
Miss Maude Bradshaw, Miss Jane
Heavens. T. D. Bamford, father of Miss
Bamford. Fred Bamford, her brother,
and William Maddox
Mr. and Mrs Frederick l.. Goldsbor-
ough of Wesley avenue are entertain
ing as house guest Mrs. John Kohler
r1arsh of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. ]. Brent of Berkeley
square entertained with weekend
party at their sumr. er home near Po-
mona. Their guests included Miss
4-lude Elizabeth Richards, DR.. Nire-
vim and O. l.. Weurker.
Mrs. Frank A. Bowles. Mrs. ]. zman
skey and Miss Morris of Arapahoe
street have been enjoying a weeks
ot.ing at Catalina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Johnson of West
First street are entertaining their
daughter and son-in- claw, Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Batchelder. who are visiting
them from San Francisco.
Mrs. Frederick Menard and her
daughter. Miss Olive Menard, are vis-
ting for a month in San Diego, the
guest of Mrs. Colby.
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The Kings Daughters, a club of
young women, were the hostesses at
-fx oit of DURING q
the past week. Many guests were en-
tertained by the club, fishing, bathing,
boating and autoing being some of
the features planned for them. Miss
Edith Hilman. the teacher of the class,
was assisted in chaperoning the girls
by Mrs. Ella McCray. Mrs. Norberg,
Alfredo Walberg, Bertha Kempster,
Minnie Danielson and Ada Kempster.
Among the guests were DIR. and Mrs.
C. c. Pierce. Nellie riillman, Casa
Bell, May Phillips Vera Dalbeck,
Blanche Easton, Eva Schollenberger
and Messrs. Harry Caine, Dan Wal
berg, Roy Terry, Claude Isbel, Walter
Mortenson, Walter Danlelson. Spha
getti Walberg, Cara McCray. Richard
McCray, Gus Norberg, Edwin Norberg,
Ragner Norberg, VIII Kempster. Fred
Ottenhen, Bert Johnson and Harold
McCray. The hostesses were Misses
4darie Pierce. gnes Danielson. Esther
Norberg. Cora Hillman Mildred Isbel,
May Wood. Edith Thompson, Helen
Rockwell. Madeline Wadsworth. Cen
evieve Dorm, Agnes Norberg, Gladys
Wadsworth and Alice Kempster.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Plaisance
are passing their honeymoon in Mon
terey and San Francisco and will re-
turn to Los Angeles about August 80.
Mr. and Mrs r. Frederick Grover of