Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
EASTER BRIDE WILL
TOUR MEXICO AND
CITIES IN THE EAST

MRS. FRANK NEWLAND DoUD
Nee Archer)
City and other eastern cities, were
hidden as guests. Despite the stormy
ceremony. DR.. and Mrs. Doud, after
a months trip in Mexico and the east,
will be at home at Granada Park.
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Mrs. Joseph E. How of South San
Pedro street will entertain the Wild
Rose Whist club at its next meeting.
Mrs Helen Steckel will be hostess at
a luncheon on April 1 in honor of Mrs.
Willard Stimson, who is leaving on
April Is for summer in Europe. In
vitations have been issued to thirty
guests, and the luncheon will be
served at small tables with springlike
decorations in yellow.
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Mrs. J. T. Jones of Portland avenue
will also entertain for Mrs. Stimson at
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April 5, the invitations for which have
not yet been issued.
Miss Pearl league, whose marriage
to Walter d. Lacy will take place in
April, has Cancelled all her pre-nuptial
engagements owing to the recent death
of her grandfather, c. p. league, and
the wedding will be a very quiet home
affair. Miss Puma Booth of Pomona
will be the maid of honor and Rolf
league will attend the groom.
The senior class of Occidental col
lege was entertained at a delightful
Easter party on Thursday evening by
Miss Alva Gardner and Miss Muriel
Fisher at the home of the latter on
South Windsor place in South Pasa-
dena. The feature of the evenings fun
was a competition among the men
guests in the trimming of Easter bon
nets, at which DR.. c. o. Esterly proved
an adept and won the coveted prize.
In the decoration of the home Easter
lilies were arranged with quantities OF
graceful ferns.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Fisher, Miss Ray Bond, Miss
Byrd Rice, Miss Olive SAVERS. Miss
Bernice Snively, Miss Nellie May Bal
ley, Miss Gail Jepson, Miss Eta Craw-
ford, Miss Edna Blee, Miss Esther
Chamberlain, Miss Edna Leighton,
Miss Elizabeth Lowe, Miss Anna
Christian, Miss Ruth Foote, Ben
Smith, Arthur Young, Arthur McFar-
land, Philip Dodson, w. Thomson, Ma
thaniel Berkovitz, Harold Pellegrin,
owen Bird Fred Thomson and DIR. and
Mrs. C. o. Esterley.
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Miss Myrtle Calm of Eden avenue
will entertain on next Saturday even
ing Miss Opal Spray, Miss Jessie Gibbs,
Miss Letha Hartman, Miss Jennie
Snyder, Miss Della Williams, Miss
Henrietta Gotterman, Miss May Peter
son. Miss Anna Peterson, Miss Dolly
Spray, Miss Corine Riley, Miss Louise
Abbott, Miss Florence Chrystine, Miss
Lilly King, Miss Anna Weston, Miss
Ethel Weston and Miss Elizabeth
Lernyng and Mrs. c. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pinkham Of Pas
adena avenue will leave today for New
York city, where they will sail for
six months tour of Europe, returning
by way of the Orient and the Pacific.
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Mrs. A. Ginsburg is another of the
many Los Angeles women who Will
spend the summer in European travel.
Among the affairs given for Mrs. Gins
alter party on Saturday afternoon fol-
lowed by a luncheon at Hotel Lanker-
SHIN. Mounted on the place cards for
the luncheon were photographs OF the
guest of honor with prettily worried
wishes for a safe and happy journey.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Nj. Brick
Mrs. H. B. Baumgarter, Mrs. B. Gals
ter. Mrs. C. c. Cohn, Mrs. Max Conn,
Mrs. A. Goldsmith, Mrs. j. Koen, Mrs.
NJ TTG OTnt9IH
e. L. Kornfeld, Mrs. L. Kleinberger,
Mrs. NJ. Kandheld, Mrs. f. Lesser
Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Mrs. j. Muir
ply. Mrs. E. Marcus, Mrs. ID. Scher-
smith, Mrs. A. Smoty and Mrs. Z.
Wiengart.
At the Jonathan club last evening
DR.. Niven entertained to dinner the
following friends: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
J. Brent, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Ever
hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hatch, Ny.
and Mrs. G. A. BObrick, DR.. and Mrs.
Tom Davidson, Mr.. G. l.. Haskell, Miss
Blanche Ruby and Miss Maude Rich
ards. The dinner was followed by a
box party at the Grand, where Gar
men" is being produced.
A number of the younger social set
were entertained by Mrs. +. Drake
of Pasadena avenue on Saturday
evening in honor of her son, Ward
MONTGOMERY. The guests were Miss
Edith Doolittle, Mis- Ruth Dehn, Miss
Ruth Doolittle, Miss Bessie Krapps,
Miss Fay Jones, Miss Blythe Webb,
Miss Juanita Hanson, Dala Holmes
Miss lone Tunison, Louis Campbell,
John Siddall, Leon Campbell, Herman
Grant. Gardiner Walker, Verne
Holmes, George Morian, Harold Brown
and William Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. tombstone en-
tertained a party Of ten last night at
an after the -theater supper at LeVyS.
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The annual ball of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians was given at Ma
jestic hall yesterday evening with
large attendance. The patronnesses
of the occasion were Mrs. M. j. Nc
Garry, Mrs. p. j. O'Connor, Mrs. j. X.
DWyer, Mrs. e. lyman and Mrs. d. f.
McTaughlin. The grand march was
led by Mr. and Mrs. j. r. DWyer, and
dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
p. S. Mccarthy, p. j. O'Donnell, q.
G. Haley, William ]. Hickey and q.
T. Curley as the committee on ar
rangements contributed largely to the
success Of the affair.
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Miss IONA Gale, the clever writer of
short stories, has been visiting friends
at Monrovia and is now at the Hotel
MARYLAND in Pasadena for two weeks.
Before leaving for San Francisco Miss
Gale will be the house guest of Mrs.
David Chambers McCan at her nome
on West Adams street.
Mrs. S. w. MacNeill of Romeo
street will have Mrs, George r. Field