Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-16
Society

ferns, while in the dining room the
| electric lights we've all shaded with
yellow satin. The hostess was assist
| ed in receiving by Mrs. o. o. West,
| Mrs. David Barmore and Mrs. Fred
erick L. Goulding. The unbonneted
Britt, Mrs. w. T. Hollingsworth, Mrs.
M T. Robertson, Mrs. w. 2. Durham,
! Mrs. c. A. Boyle, Mrs. Reuben Shet-
/ tier Mrs A. G. Bryant, Mrs. j. L..
| Fitzgerald, Mrs. c. Q. Stanton, Mrs
c. r. Ward and Miss Agnes Britt.
Mrs. Barmore was attired in gown OF
black spangled lace, Mrs. %, II. Bar
more, jr., wore yellow chiffon over
| yellow satin, Mrs. David Barmore wore
brown velvet with pink satin bodice
yelled in brown chiffon trimmed with
| cream lace and bordered with mink
and Mrs. Goulding wore deep blue
velvet gown trimmed with cream lace
More than 25O guests called during the
reception hours.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Isabelle Gum to Grant
| Friel. The ceremony was read at the
home of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
J. M. Schaefle, 1906 FL Molno street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Friel will be at home to
their friends after December l at 339
South Hill street.
The George Junior Republic section
| of the d. A. r. entertained last even
| ing at the Women's club house in
| South Figueroa street with a concert
and reception. A splendid program
was rendered by Mrs. Robert Wan
kowski, Mrs. Estelle Hoartt- Dreyfus
| Fred Ellis and Signor Augustine Calvo,
Alexander Simonson and Mrs. Judson
| Davis at the piano. The club house
was most artistically decorated with a
profusion Of chrysanthemums ferns and
potted plants In the auditorium were
| yellow and white chrysanthemums and
in the parlor the different shaded
chrysanthemums and in the library
yellow chrysanthemums and ferns. The
electric lights were softly shaded with
yellow tulle, making most charm
! ing effect. Refreshments were served
| after the concert and more than 450
guests attended. The hostesses includ-
ed Mines. Caroline M. Severance, w.
/ H. Perry, Charles Modini- Wood, w. F.
Edgar, G. B. Burton, Leila Burton
Wells, Adna r. Chaffee, Joseph B.
C. Hubbell, Edwin E. Preuss, Carrie
Schumacher, S. A. Kendall, w. w.
| Stilson, Willard H Stimson, E. F. C.
Klokke, George w. King, Frank w.
Burnett, James w. Johnson, r, V. Day.
| Adam Darling, Herman w. Hellman,
Berthold Baruch, Francis G. Shepard
oliver c. Bryant, Oliver p. Clark, c.
H. Rundel and Ray Jones'
Mrs. Joseph D. Radford of West
Adams street entertained with bridge
luncheon yesterday afternoon. The
house was decorated with yellow
ehrysanthemums and the favors and
place cards were in the same shade.
| Covers were laid for sixteen. Mrs.
Radford will entertain with a second
bridge party tomorrow, a third party
| on Wednesday afternoon, November 23.
s.
Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood of St.
James park has issued invitations for
tea in honor of her second daughter,
Miss Florence Wood, Tuesday after
noon, November 29.
Mrs. j. Ross Clark of West Adams
street will entertain with a dance Fri
/ day evening in honor of Miss Sallie
Bonner and the seasons debutantes.
Mrs, Merrill Moore Grigg of Gram
ercy place entertained with an in
formal reception at Cumnock hall on
| Saturday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Oscar 8. Campbell of Ma
Mia, who has been passing the sum-
mer in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Arthur w. Crippen of South
Figueroa street entertained yesterday
afternoon with a package shower in
honor of Miss Katherine Widney,
whose engagement to Shirley Brewer
was announced recently. The house
was decorated elaborately with hang
ing baskets of ferns and clusters of
! yellow chrysanthenlums We're in all the
| rooms. Hearts was the game played,
the prizes being a silver mustard pot,
q gold belt buckle and stocking darn
er for the consolation. Among the
guests were Mines Frank Crowley, w.
L. Truitt, Bert Howard, A. e. Weegar,
Edward Pelley, c. A. Salyer, Leland
Bagley, c. c. Colyear, March Shelton
Helen Helm, Frank Alton. John Fill
bert, w. H, Bullen, Louis Dreyfus
Foster Price, Walter Corbin, Lillian
MacEwen, Sidney Reeve, w. W. Wild
ney, Paul Pauly and the Misses Char
lotte Casey, Clara Casey, Margaret
Quinn, Grace Norton, Juliette Hutch
inson, Bess Filbert, Eloise Filbert,
Emma Lentzinger and Ethel shrader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cohn announce
/ the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Cohn, to c. Arthur Cohn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohn of 1887 West
Adams street. The wedding date has
not been set.
In honor of Miss Katherine Widney
of West Jefferson street Mrs. Rollins
| Van Houten. 947 Elden avenue, will
| entertain with linen shower Tuesday
I afternoon, November 22.
s.
Mrs. Charles Van Valkenburg of
Gramercy place will entertain with
cards tomorrow afternoon.
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Mrs. Oscar Wilson Roberts and Mrs
George H. stratton will entertain at
! the home of Mrs. Roberts, 926 South
Alvarado street, Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. I. H. Van Nuys will be hostess
with a theater party Monday evening
in honor of Mrs. John William Dwight
of Washington.
Miss Beatrice Wigmore, whose en-
gagement to the Rev. Joel Hunter of
Chicago was announced some months
ago, is expected in Los Angeles on Sat-
urday, when she will be the house
guest of her sister-in-law and brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herbert Wig
more, in Thompson street. Miss Wig
more will remain in Los Angeles until
after the holidays. She has been pass
ing some weeks in San. Francisco visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Norman Densham.
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Mrs. Carroll Allen entertained with
an informal bridge whist party yester-
day afternoon at her home in Orchard
avenue. The house was decorated with
chrysanthemums and ferns and places
were arranged for thirty guests.
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The postoffice employees will enter
tain with a ball at Kramer's dancing
academy in South Grand avenue Tues