Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22

card party Wednesday evening at her
home in Francisco street. Miss Stoll
left for a visit to friends in Berkeley
and San Francisco Friday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Sadie whalen and daughter,
Miss Marie Whalen. have gone East en-
route to Europe and will visit in Colo
rado Springs, Chicago and New York.
They anticipate being abroad for year
at least.
Miss Annis Van Nuys OF West Sixth
street will entertain with dinner
dance tomorrow evening in honor of
Miss Grace Rowley and Thomas Cald-
we'll Ridgeway and their bridal party.
Mrs. John Hofreiter of Hermosa
Beach entertained Mrs. Kate Chaffin
and Mrs. Emma V. Vandegrift for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie C. Brand enter
tanned with q dinner dance Friday
evening at their beautiful country place
in Glendale. The house was decorated
with enchantress carnations and ferns
and the tennis court was entirely in
closed with vines and arranged as a
dancing pavilion. The guests were
young married couples and covers were
laid for sixty.
miscellaneous shower and luncheon for
Miss Marjorie Baxter at her home in
Adams street yesterday afternoon.
The decorations were entirely in deep
red hearts, Easter lilies and ferns. The
tables were daintily decorated with
ferns and hearts. The place cards
were hand-painted Cupids and covers
were laid for Miss Mabel Othmer Miss
Pearl Getchell, Miss Milre Lloy, Miss
E'lnTPnHn Frank
Ian. Miss Pearl F'rankland, Miss Ada
Forbes, Miss Lulu Healey, Miss Bernice
Healey. Miss Culla Johnson, Miss Mae
McGowen. Miss Ruth Baxter, Miss
Verna Herbert, Mrs. Frank Mulks,
Mrs. H. NJ Fitch, Mrs. Herbert era
trix, Mrs. Mabel Wexford, Miss Flor
ence Wells and Miss Eta Post.
The afternoons entertainment was
whist and a beautiful Japanese tea set
was given as the first prize. Late in
the afternoon Miss Baxter was blind
folded and wheeled in a large basket
which was filled with her presents.
Mrs Charles Rowland of Harvard
boulevard entertained with a bridge
luncheon Friday afternoon. The house
was beautifully decorated with spring
flowers and covers were laid for fifty
guests.
Mrs. John Valley and her daughters,
Misses Eleanor Valley and Maria VAL
lely, have issued eighty-f1ve invitations
for a dancing party at their nome IN
South Flower street, Saturday even
ing, May %.
Mrs. Fanny K. Ewing Of the Hotel
Tngraham entertained Monday with an
elaborate luncheon at the Alexandria
for Miss Grace Rowley and her bridal
party.
The appointments for the table were
all in the palest pink Sweet peas ana
ribbons were used and the favors were
large pink roses in the hearts of which
were pink bonbons.
The place cards were painted with a
dainty bride for Miss Rowley, brides
maids for the bridal party and wed
ding bells for the other guests. AS
the party entered the dining room the
orchestra played the wedding march
from al, I,ohengrin," and all through the
luncheon most appropriate music was
played. ~.
After the luncheon there were eight
tables for bridge and a beautiful prize
was given at each table, as we'll as
guest prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Flint and
Mrs. S. C. Munson of 929 Westlake aV-
enue will leave today on an extended
tour around the world, visiting Homo
lulu. Japan, China, Korea, Manchurla,
Malay peninsula, India, Ceylon and
Egypt, after which they will make an
extended tour through Europe. MRS.
c. B. Eyer, Miss Marguerite Eyer MI;
and Mrs. N. o. Nickerson and DR.. and
NTrs charles Thomas will also sail on
the Mongolia leaving San Francisco
May "a.
Mrs. James Summerfeld opened her
new home in Ardmore street with
reception yesterday afternoon.
The beauty of the new home was
enhanced with spring flowers. Pale
mink roses were used in the reception
hall and Shasta daisies in the drawing
room. In the library were pink sweet
meas and ferns, while in the dining
room coreopsis was used.
More than $50 invitations were re-
sponded to.
Among the prominent Los Angeles
people now at the Virginia are Miss NJ.
Woodruff, Mrs. M L, Nellis, Miss f.
M Nellis, r. S. Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Bonsall, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. CLICK, Mr.
and MrsF. B. Lewis, Miss M. Kill
comse. Miss Margery Kilcomse, A. 7.
Brant, H. Busby, Miss stewart " " "
Howard, j. H. H. Mason, Mrs. J. W.
pollard. Mrs. Geo. w. Marion, r. II.
Ballard, Miss E. Allen. Mrs. F. d. Post,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Kubach, MISS 80
phia Kubach, L. M. Ransom, FRANK VI;
1rvrrell. Miss Grace wiltshire, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas CoOney, H. NJ. Meyer Leo
Whuler, Miss Ryan.
Among the society people or Pasa-
dena that are now at the Virginia are
p g. Rowland, n. S. Taylor. Miss Ger
trude I4uckey, ]. VIM. Vollmar, MISS
Edith and Miss Martha Day, Mrs. X.
G. Duff, Mrs. ]. c. Willis, Miss Doris
Campbell. -,
Hotel Virginia has become the social
center Of Redlands society, as a numper
of their most prominent cltlzens nave
engaged apartments for the summer.
Mrs. A. C. Denman, jr., motored down
from Redlands and engaged apart
ments for the summer.
s.
Miss Gertrude Luckey who belongs
TO Pasadenas exclusive smart set, is
visiting her siste Mrs. William Allen,
who is stopping at the Virginia
A cable to the steamship department
of the Berman- American Savings bank
announces the safe arrival at Colombo
Cevlon. May q, of the following party
which left Los Angeles March 15 on a
tour arour.4 the world. The cable states
all we'll: Rev. and Mrs. Hugh *
Walker, Dr. and Mrs. Shelly IL Iol-
hurst, DR.. e. c. Buell., Mrs. f. o.
Wright. Mrs F. r. Warner Mrs. e. l..
Redding. William McLagan, Alexander
Ross. Mrs. Mary C. Godfrey, Miss Myr-
tie {. Godfrey, Miss Alice Blanchard,
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Halesworth.
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Davidson, Miss
Oakley Davidson and ]. o. Davidson,