Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

L A T\fcth. Ice A. Phillips,
Ezra r. Stimson, Alfred a. Solano,
Tod Ford Milbank Johnson,
lanes Drake, George l. Cochran,
Claud Guycr, William w. Mines,
w 3. cline Rev. Robert J, Bur
". q. Hunt dette.
Isaac Mtlbank,
Many supper parties were given after
the races.
Ar. and Mrs \. /. Stetson of 1240
West Twenty y-ninth street are passing
the holidays at their ranch in the Ojai
valley.
Formal announcement is made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CoXen of San
Francisco Of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Rose Amelia CoXen, to
William Arthur Corder of Seattle.
Miss CoNen, who visited in Los An
geles. is very popular in the younger
set and was much entertained, and
her engagement viii be of interest to
her many friends She is the niece of
John CoNen Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. II. w. r. Strong and her
daughter, Miss Strong, of Ranchito del
Fuerte have taken apartments at the
Hotel Darby III West Adams street
for the winter.
Mr.. and~Mrs. Charles T. Bell of 1854
Wilton place will entertain this after
noon with a dinner party, invitations
having been issued to eighteen guests.
The decorations will be in Christmas
greens and poinsettias, scarlet carna-
tions being combined with holly and
ropes of smilax. The favors will be
tiny silk stockings filed with toys.
Covers will be laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn w. Green, san Francisco; Mr.
and Mrs. II. Barrett of Stockton, Mr.
and Mrs r. I. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs c.
n. Baker. Mines. Irving strong, j. L.
Avery, John BeChett. Benedict, Pres
colt Cogswell, Thomas Early, Charles
Mcfarland, Henry Lyons, G. N. Ran
dali, W. f. Hinshaw, r. .. Nol, Alice
Broadwell Bertha Casper, Mary Good
win, Frazius E. Delaney, Dr. and Mrs.
William Lamb, Misses Strong, Gates
Mary Cober, e Pillsbery, /. y, Todd
and Judge Waldo York, L. G. Dunlap,
0. L Kinney, F. r. Pico ]. J. Car
stro, George Pillsbery and Marrick
Perrin
Miss Vera May Wright Of 1854 Dalton
avenue entertained with a delightful
party recently, the guests being mem
bers of the Dclta Chi of the Magnolia
avenue Christian church sunday school.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
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One of the jolly Christmas parties
will be that TO be given by Miss Alma
May Cook tomorrow afternoon q the
FL Moro, when she VIII entertain a
group of members of the alumni OF the
College of Fine Arts, L. :. c., who
attended the college at the same time
The apartments will be decorated in
holiday colors, tiny red bells and au-
tumn leaves sent ON from the east
viii be used extensively, while fes-
toons Of tinsel rope will also he used.
The feature of the afternoon viii be
the distribution OF Christmas gifts.
Miss Cook will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. J. Franklin Cook.
Those invited are: Misses Jessie
DoWuev Jones, Arley Tottenham Flor
Cnce Winter. Myrtle c. Godfrey, kath-
crime and Hildah Sorensou, Ava c.
Wells, Edna NJ. BlumTe, Edith Carey
Nelly Hunter, Mrs. A. +. G. Dando
and Mrs, Ruth Fletcher Woodward.
Mrs. Theresa Strickler of Seattle,
Wash. who has been visiting in South
ern California for the past six weeks
left for her home Thursday. Many
delightful affairs have been given in
her honor since her arrival Mrs.
Strickler was the guest Of honor at
luncheon at Levy s Wednesday after
noon. i ne ltDlt Wis lfd 70 tliy NtI-
grated with flowers and ferns, and
Covers We're laid for Mrs Slrickler,
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams Mrs. CauHe p.
Cline, Mrs, Mamie IOndomsIadt, Mrs.
Mary Kaplau, Mrs. Sarah Lesser, Mrs.
Matte and Mrs. J. Rosenmeyer.
Mr and Mrs. O. T. Johnson of Or
ange street nave returned from
weeks visit in san Francisco
Mrs James b. Grady Of West Twen-
ty-ciehth street, with her children, will
leave this week for visit i'm the east.
They Will be away until spring.
Alr and Mrs. Clarence e. Chappe-
lear of Eastern avenue entertained de-
lightfully at their home in l}elvcdere
Heights Friday evening In honor of
Captain Louis ). Chappclear, l.. s. A.,
Of the Preside. The house was beau
tifully decorated with poiusettias, cat
alma holly and ferns. Captain Chap
relear was en- route TO san Diego,
where he is with detail of other of
feers reviewing the target practice Of
the fleet
Miss Birdie Philips Of Ingraham
street is the house guest of her sisters,
Mrs. Louis Reis and Mrs. George La
Nenson Of Oakland.
I'm honor of Miss Gretchen stevens,
who is the house guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. Alfred Soana, in South FiguerOa
street, Misses Elizabeth and Florence
Wood Of St James park entertained
with a beautifully appointed luncheon
Thursday afternoon. The decorations
We're all i'm pink and green sweet peas
ia q shower fell from am immense
overturned cut glass basket, and
perched i'm among the flowers We're
countless tiny butterflies and birds.
The places We're marked by tiny gold
baskets filled with the sweet peas and
butterflies ON the handles held the
cards with the names Of the guests
on one side and Christmas greetings
ON the other Covers We're laid for
| Miss Stevens, the young hostesses and
| Miss Anita Patton. Miss IIvangeline
/ DudUe, Miss Virginia Walsh, Miss
Katherine Banning, Miss Katherine
| Stearns, Miss Emma Conroy, Miss
| Jane Rollins, Miss Elizabeth Helm,
/ Miss Mary Sead. Miss Marie Bobrick.
/ Miss Marjorie Utley, Miss Ray Belle
! Morlan, Miss Ives and Miss Cora Ives,
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/ Mr. and Mrs 3. r Kierulff, ir., and
/ their daughter, Caryl, are passing the
winter with Mrs. Kierulffs parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. TandervOOrt in Ais
! West Thirty third street, having leased
/ their home in st. Andrews place,
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| Mrs. Sadie Whalen and her daughter,
| Miss Marie Whalen, who have been
/ passing some months abroad, have re-
/ turned home. They plSSpd Thanks