Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-27

white roses, and the library, which
is furnished in Japanese style was
decorated in lavender and white IRIS
In the dining room pink and whlte
French daisies were used and covers
were laid for sixty persons.
Assisting Mrs. Carlisle were Mrs. w.
II. Cross Mrs. o. p. Clark, Mrs. e. Z.
Bellows, Mrs. George Burial, Mrs. Ed
win G. Howard, Mrs. Valentine Pay
ton. Mrs. n. w. Neuer Mrs. ELIZA
beth Wallis Mrs. George L. CrenshaW'
Mrs Wilbur ID. Campbell and Mrs
Charles Noyes. Others present were:
Mesdames A. X. Brauer, j. A. Bow
den. Robert Bruton, Fred Baker, james
II. Abbot, Wilbur d. Campbell, Philip
d. Colby, e. A. Curtis, M. w. Ever
hardy, Lewis e. Ford, E. Forgy E. A.
Featherstone, j. A. Frame, Jefferson
d. Gibbs, H. l.. Graham Thomas
Hughes, Elizabeth Hutchins, Ralph
Holmes, w II. JamisOn, Harry jack
ms, Fred o. Johnson, Carl Kurtz, j. II.
McCutcheon, J. L. Merrill, Horace Mil
ler Il. II. Miller A. Marquis, Charles
b. Nichols, w. w. Neuer, Charles f.
Noyes. E. r. Pettigrew, l. N Peyton,
j. V. Peacock, w. X. Potter, Wiley j.
Rouse. Lester L. Robinson, c. NJ Sec
ley, j. II. Seymour, Warren Spinks,
j. II. Spires, J. r. Stewart. i. r.
Strong Sinclair of Chicago, w. H.
SulCU, +. II. GIlpWutlis W IL Aiio5 ~
II. f. Volmer, Walter ]. Wren, James
Warren, stephen S. Wilder, E. r. VOL
cott Joseph c. Wilson and Elizabeth
Wallis.
Mrs. Carlisle will entertain with a
bridge luncheon tomorrow afternoon
and tomorrow evening with dinner
and bridge party in honor of Mrs.
Nicholas Rice and Mrs. stephen Rice
who will leave soon for Europe.
Mrs. Jasper r. Crandall entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home in
Berendo street with a 500 party. Roses
and ferns were used abundantly, the
color scheme being pink In the living
room and den, and in dining room ana
hall red roses and ferns were used.
Among those present were Mrs. j. l..
Ames. Mrs. II. S. Hubert. Mrs. 70. j.
Stanton. Mrs. John L. Boyle, Mrs. w.
$. James, Mrs. Willis NJ. Dixon. Mrs.
Albert A. Parker. Mrs. James b.
| Stearns, Mrs. Elizabeth Nash, Mrs.
John B. Cornwel, Mrs. ]. Frank Boz
wen, Mrs. L. Whedon. II. w. lie CHAT
e. d. southworth: William r. Dun Dun
ham, Wendall II. Sutch, Lee c. Gates
Richard G. Beebe, William A. More
house, ]. II. Goodhue, ID. R. Brown,
]. e. Carr. Charles r. Nichols, Arthur
/ Nash NJ. L. Thompson, r. b. William
son. II. X. Moore, David c. Barber
and Edward c. Andrews.
Mrs John w. Trueworthy enter
tanned with a reception at her residence
| in Garland avenue in honor of her
! granddaughter, Miss Virginia Schuna-
man Of Minneapolis, who is her house
guest. The house was beautifully dec
Grated, the dining room being a mass
of red roses, the hall and living room
in acacia and the porch, where punch
| IN fhn and
ferns.
Mrs. w. o. Morton was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her beautiful
apartments in the Navarro, assisted by
Mrs C. L. Higbee, Mrs. William Mack
ie, Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Mrs. Frank A.
Bowles, Mrs. Mabel Kingman, MRS.
Frank Boswell, Mrs. r. f. Blinn, Mrs.
Donald G. Keeler and Mrs. J. c.
Brown. Potted palms were used law
| ishly and pink carnations were used in
the decorations, giving most beauti-
full effect. Among those present were
Mesdames John Crosse, c. c. Loomis,
Rose Hagan, J. NJ. Kelly +. Hunter,
L, r. Curtis, II. l.. Stewart, Charles
Bagley. Charles Guthrie A. ]. Prosser,
Edward Zobelein. Ada c. Martin,
Harry Halizer, A. McNally, II. L.
| Jones, w. c. Vallikett, Emerson Gee,
Samuel Reggell e, 4. Patterson, Drew
| Prewett, W. Wallace, w. c. Tonkin,
| j. Brent, William J. Varlel, G. Alex
ander Bobrick. S. Yslas, w. II. Faust,
! Sol Davis, Sidney /. Darrin. c. p.
Fredericks, Edgar German, c. X. Sher-
! burne William e. Horn, NJ. e. john
son, Mabel Kingman. e. 7. Sherer, II.
j. Sheehan, Edward Fleming. A. w.
Remnitz, Jack Hammer, Albert Nor
tenson, r. S. Stovall, John Prinsen, r.
j. Northam. George A. Ralphs, w. +.
| 7 .I....e lit A
er, w. r. Craig, Stewart MacFarlane,
Harry Fryman, Bernard Potter Mark
Germain. ]. c. Cribb. F. A. Jay Lucius
Vogel f. A. Clark, c. l.. Higbee,
Malone Joyce. W. p. Palmer, w. c.
Kirkpatrick and L. c. Wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Severson are
passing two weeks at Hotel Mt Wash
| ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nathan have
moved into their new home, 1922 West
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Gilmore Pallister, who has been
| passing the past two months in El
| Centro, has returned to the city and is
at home in Lockwood street
Mrs. John V. Wachtel, jr., who with
her little son has been visiting her par
in La Sale street, for the past month,
! has returned to her home in FL Centre.
s.
Mr. and Mrs John Rowan and A.. II.
Litke left April % for trip through
| Europe, travelling in England, France
and Germany. They will sail April %
on the Cincinnati.
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Miss Edith Morrison will be hostess
Wednesday afternoon, May 4, with a
luncheon and handkerchief shower in
honor of Miss Ola May Penn. whose
wedding to Robert Vernon Edward
has been scheduled. for May II.
=
The many friends of Mrs. Lorraine
| Harding Bayly will be interested in
the announcement of her marriage to
James e. Woolwine yesterday at high
| noon at the residence of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Lombard Hard
! ing. Ala Alexandria avenue. Rev. John
| c. Hay read the service and only rela-
| tives were present. The bride wore a
lingerie gown and was attended by her
cousin, Miss Wilma Hawey of San
Diego and Miss Martha Woolwine,
cousin of Mr.. Woolwine both attired
in soft white frocks. Breakfast was
served after the ceremony, the tables
being decorated in white watsonias
and pink roses. Covers We're laid for
| twenty, and the bride and bridegroom
left on the Owl for the north, where
they will be absent month. They
will make their homo with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harding on their return.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Skinner. who
! left for tour around the world last
| Julv. are enjoying a most delightful