Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-30

forty guests were invited, among
whom were Gen. and Mrs G. c. Bel
lows, MIR. and Mrs George Drake Rud-
dy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Overmyre, Mr.. and
Mrs j. 3. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs.
George Odell, DIR. It. b. West, Dr. Car
rol, DIR. and Mrs. Platche Marden,
Frederick Wylde, Mrs. John Abraham
son, Frank Adams and Henry Christeen
Warnack.
Mr.. Wylde, who has just returned
from New Orleans, Is a gifted pianist,
and ii was in his honor that Mrs. Ma
han entertained. lie gave a delight
full program of Bach and Beethoven
selections, and later the guests were
treated to some of his own compost
tions. Mrs. John Abramson, who has
a delightful voice, sang some of Mr..
Warnacks poems which she had set
to music.
Mr.. Ruddy, Mr.. wylde, Mr.. WarnaclS
and Mr.. Frank Adams were guests at
a handsomely appointed dinner which
Mr. and Mrs. Mahan gave earlier in
the evening.
Among the notable society events Of
the after-Lenten season was the tea
which Mrs. Ward Chapman of North
Soto street gave yesterday for her
mother, Mrs. j. S. Chapman, who Will
leave April 2 for Europe, where she
will join her daughter. Miss Mary
Chapman. Mrs. Archibald McCutch-
con, who will leave for Washington on
the same date, was also an honored
guest. The guests were Mrs. e. l.. Do
heny, Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow, Mrs.
Charles Modini Wood, Miss Elizabeth
Wood, Miss Florence Wood, Mrs
Charles r. Moves, Mrs. w. H. Peary,
Mrs. George Francis Miles, Mrs. George
Francis Miles, jr. Mrs. E. T. Johnson,
Mrs. r. T. Johnson, jr, Miss Sada
Johnson, Mrs. Charles Dick, Mrs j.
Champion Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Blu
miller Mrs. Charles Noyes Mrs. Dur
war f. Durrand, Mrs. Max Chapman
of San Francisco, Miss Jean Kyle of
Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles Moore
of San Francisco
Mrs. Chapman's beautiful home was
almost a bower of spring flowers. Pink
enchantress geranlums were used In
the dining room and jonquills and
ferns were USED 10 the den living room
and hall. while the fireplace and the
jardinieres were filled with huckleberry
green's.
A. C. Biliclke of the Alexandria and
Holenbeck hotels will leave Los An
geles tomorrow morning, under the
auspices of the steamship department
of the German American Savings
bank, on an extended tour through
Europe, visiting London. Paris. Berlin.
Vienna, Rome, Naples, Genoa and
other points of interest.
The executive board of the Los An
geles District federation will be enter
tanned today at luncheon by Mrs.
Walters at her country place at Glen
dora. Covers will be laid for Mrs.
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Long Beach. Mrs. Arturo Bandini, Mrs
Spalding, Miss Hawks, Dr. Lottie
Davidson, DIR. Julia Youngman john
son, Mrs Foster Elliott, Mrs. George
NJ. Jordan, Mrs. Ferdinand Davis, Mrs.
Fred Hooker Jones, Mrs. William Bar
byte, Mrs. Abbot Kinney, Mrs. Walter
Peck. Mrs. Dupuy, Mrs. Randall
Hutchinson, Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. W.
w. circuit.
Miss George OFF Of South Flower
street is entertaining Miss Hazel Pet
zen of Berkeley. Many social affairs
are being given in. her honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Donald Road
entertained with a theater party last
evening at the Auditorium. Supper
was served afterward at Leyys.
A portion of the scholarship COM
in1llet Win a NdiN PAAA
at the Womens Club house yesterday
afternoon for the fund. Bridge and
five hundred were played under the
direction of Mrs. j. NJ. Davis, assisted
by Mrs. Woodside. Mrs. B. II. Cass.
Mrs. w. S. Taylor, Mrs. a. b. Cass.
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Thomas b. Mar
shall, Mrs. d. S. Setnan, Miss Mar
shall Mrs. DR.. Randall Hutchinson,
Mrs. w. o. Jones, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.
Stansbury and Mrs. Charles Shattuck.
Light refreshments were served and
the affair was a grand success both
socially and financially. There were
more than three hundred women pres
ent and all enjoyed delightful after
noon. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. Talbot. Miss Stearns,
Miss Miller, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Cum
mings, Miss Shless, Mrs. MARKELL Mrs.
Crenshaw. Mrs. Spinks and Miss
Florence Osborn.
s.
Among the events of the early week
was a luncheon at the California club
when DR.. Walter Lindley entertained
Otis Skinner, now playing an engage
ment at the Mason. Covers were also
laid for DR.. John r. Haynes, DR.. Bert
Ellis and Messrs. Phillip Kitchen,
Samuel T. Glover, Guerney Newlin.
John McGroarty, Fielding Stilson and
H. W. Brundlge
Mrs. David Chambers McCan will
give a small luncheon at her home in
West Adams street next Tuesday for
Miss IONA Gale. Miss Gale was a
fellow resident in Milwaukee when
Mrs McCan lived there, and has
achieved considerable success as a
short story writer in the last few
years She will be the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. McCan for few days.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barry who
have been living in New York recently,
will leave soon for the west, where
they will visit in several of the larger
cities. Mr.. Barry has an assignment
from Edward Box to write a series of
articles on the woman suffrage ques-
ton for the Ladies' Home Journal, and
with that purpose in view will visit
Denver, Salt Lake, San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other cities of the coast.
While here the writer will probably be
the guest of his parents at their home
in Monrovia.