Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

the Philippines and has a three months
furough before being stationed at Fort
Crook at Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Selbie, who
will be remembered as Miss Elise An
derson, came home before Christmas
and has been visiting her parents, and
many affairs have been given in her
honor
Mrs. John A. Gaynor of the Astoria
entertained decently with hearts"
party at the Burlington. red and
white color scheme was carried out
and the score cards were handpainted
carnations to match the decorations.
The first prize was a bonbon dish and
the second was a hand painted PIN
cushion. The consolation was a dozen
hand painted score cards. Receiving
with Mrs. Gaynor We're Mrs. H. j.
Whitney, Mrs. Allan A. Aldrich, Mrs.
George w. Beck and Mrs. r. B. Hallett
and others invited to enjoy the hospi-
tality of the occasion were: Mrs. Allan
A. Aldrich, Mrs. A. F. Butler, Mrs. E.
c. Bellows, Mrs. G. W. Beck, Mrs. F.
N. Burleigh, Miss Bradley, Mrs. VIII
liam Benz, Mrs. E. j. Brent Miss Ethel
Bentley, Miss Bentley, Mrs. j. c.
Brown, Mrs. Ballagh, Mrs. Chaplin,
Miss Chaplin, Mrs. C. S. Eastman, Mrs.
William II. Fuller, Mrs. D. B. Fuller,
Mrs. George Lafayette, Mrs. William
H. Frost, Mrs. H. A. GetZ, Miss l..
Gardner, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Peter Sny-
der Mrs. S. A. Seliver and nieces, Mrs.
j. w. Sprague, Mrs. e. T. Sherer, Mrs
M. F. Sanborn, Mrs. ]. 7. Smith, Mrs.
Spalty, Miss Lavinia Sanborn, Mrs. j.
G. Hanst, Mrs. r. B. Hallett, Mrs. Mer-
rill Holland, Mrs S. P. Hendricks, Mrs
Judson, Miss Judson, Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Frank E. Moore, Miss Peggy Mar
tin, Mrs. Newberry Miss Nicholson,
Mrs. Nealand, Mrs. F. H. Newton, Miss
Olmstead, Mrs A. L. Ross, Mrs. Rog-
ers, Miss Reid, Miss Rhodes, Mrs. E.
w. Reed, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Lucy
P. Tower, Mrs. H. ]. Whitley, Mrs. j,
Watson, Mrs. ]. Worden, Mrs. B. L.
Webb.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Schmahl have
returned from their wedding journey
and are located at the Hartman
apartments in West Washington street.
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Mrs James Mccoy and Miss Alice
Shaw entertained with theater party
and tea Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Mildred Burnett and Miss
Milda Nixon of Berkeley, who is visit
ing Miss Burnett and Miss Katherine
Barbour. The guests were entertained
at the Belasco and the tea was served
at the Alexandria. Among those in
| the party were Misses Mildred burnett
Milda Nixon, Katherine Barbour, Mar
garet Fleming, Louise Fleming, Jane
Rollins, Emily Newlin, Elizabeth Helm
Virginia Walsh and Katherine Clark.
Mrs. A. r. Fraser of Ocean Park
will leave this week for Europe. She
expects to be away until late this fall
Il
The Pick and Shovel club of Venice
met Tuesday to lay plans for lecture
to be given June % at the Ship hotel
Professor Warman will deliver a lee
ture on oratory and afterward there
will be a musical PROGRAM.
s.
Members of the two executive boards
of the Ebell club who have served
with Mrs. Willets ]. Hole. offered her
beautiful testimonial of their esteem
at the luncheon given by Mrs. Bayly
Thursday afternoon.
At the close of the luncheon Mrs
Hole was presented with basket OF
centurias, from the center Of which
she drew a magnificent amethyst pen
dant strung on a slender gold chail.
Mrs. r. c. Bellows, the president-elect,
made the presenta ton speech.
Mrs. May Z. .Schaetzel. and Miss Con-