Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
Society

IA in Portland street was the occa-
sion of a delightful gathering OF doz-
en- women of the younger set.
Miss Katherine Stearns ana MISS
Elizabeth, Wood were special guests,
others present being Mrs. Jefferson
Paul chandler, Mrs. Hugh Stewart,
Mrs. Nat Myrick, Miss Katherine
Graves, Miss Inez Clark, Miss Grace
Rowley, Miss Florence Wood, MISS
Sada Johnson and her guest, Miss Kyle
of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Hugh MacNeil and daughter
Miss Marian, who returned the laIteI
part of the week from an extended WISH
in the east, were accompanied by MISS
Florence wallace of East Orange, who
will be their house guest for six weeks
For Miss wallace Mrs. MacNen en-
tertained with cards last night and on
Wednesday will be hostess at a formal
dinner to meet Miss Wallace.
In compliment to Miss Juana Creigh-
ton and Charles Ernest Kaltenbach,
whose marriage is to take place Tues
day, Mrs. George r. Beveridge of Port
land street will entertain with a formal
dinner tomorrow night. Mr.. Kalten-
bach arrived in Los Angeles saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mccartney of Ard
more street entertained with q small
dinner party last night for the be-
trothed couple and Saturday night Mrs.
Pierpont Davis will be hostess at
dinner to meet them.
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Miss Jean McEwen of Bay City, who
for the week past was the guest OIL
Mrs. Bruce Stevenson of Eden avenue
left for her home yesterday morning IN
response to a telegram telling or her
mothers illness.
For Miss McEwen and in celebration
of Mr.. Stevenson's birthday annlVer-
sary Mrs. stevenson entertained with
a dinner of six covers Friday evening.
Miss Miriam and Miss Florence Shl-
mer, who are the guests of Miss caro-
line Garfield, are to be SPECIAL guests
today at a card luncheon to be given
by Miss Sophia o. Kubach at her nome
on Alvarado street. Miss Helen Grant
will entertain Thursday with lunch
con at the Jonathan club compliment
tary to these same popular young
women.
Former Senator and Mrs. Eugene
Ives. who, with their attractive
daughters, Miss Annette and MISS
Cora, who are here from the east TO
pass the winter on their ranch near
Ramona, have issued invitations for
night. The guests will go out from
Los Angeles in special car.
s.
Mrs. Henry ]. Woollacott and her
daughter, Miss Margaret, have re-
turned from a three months eastern
trip, and will be at home the first Fri
days at their Alvarado street residence.
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Mrs. Marx and daughter, Miss Flor
ence, who have been abroad for year.
will delay their return to Los Angeles
until the midsummer. They have been
widely entertained in Paris, London
and other cities, and are now with a
party Of friends in Nice.
s.
Mrs. Oreon p. Wilson of South AL
varado street is entertaining her sis
ter. Miss Mary Tison Page, who has
recently completed three years of
music study in Germany and Italy.
Miss Page intends remaining in
Southern California until late summer
Among the pleasant affairs with which
Miss Page has been complimented was
a tea given recently by Mrs. Henry i.
Lee at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harbert of the
Hotel New Maryton left recently for
New York where they will soon leave
for the Mediterranean trip and the
Holy Land, expecting to be absent
year.
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Mrs. r. e. Strang of Magnolia ave-
nue. has as guests her sister, Mrs. H.
A. Montgomery of Newark Ohio, and
her daughters, Mrs. j. e. Bradfield of
Madison, Kan, and Mrs. Ida M. Chase
of Newark.
Mr., and Mrs. M. ]. Monnette left a
few days ago for six months in Eu--
rope, visiting in Spain, France and
Orient.
Mrs. Manyne- Windsor of South Olive
street and Miss May circuit entertained
Sunday with a musicale in compliment
to Miss Pauline Powers, Miss Warning
ton of Chicago, Thomas Perkins and
Ross Caldwell of Elgin, Ill.
This quartet gave "The Marble
Arch" after which numbers were con-
tributed by the following: Mrs. Won
Benson, Miss Fannie Dillon, Miss Lot
tie Powers and Miss Freida Peycke.
Other guests were Mrs. Won Swar-
ingen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ignace Harold,
Mrs. D. M. Riordan, Mrs. Marie Morse,
Mrs. Joseph Donnato, Miss Won
swaringen, Miss Lewis, and Messrs,
Anthony Anderson. George Kruger,
Harry cole, William Cole, Maurer, Coe,
L. 7. Scott and Edmund Peycke.
Miss Grannis and Miss Marguerite
Riordan assisted the hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Schloesser of
"Glengarry Castle" Hollywood, enter
tanned with a luncheon recently, covers
being laid for Mr.. and Mrs. u. Alex
andre, the former, an eminent Ameri-
can artist, from Paris; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jean Mannheim of London, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul de Longpre and Mrs, F. w.
Blanchard,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. c. w. Cox will sail
March s on the steamer Mongolia for
an extended tour of the world. Among
other points of interest will be Japan,
China, India and the Holy Land.
Mrs. George e. Reed of Fedora street
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Edythe Reed, and Hylas
S. Clement. The wedding, which is of
interest to many friends, will be solem-
nized in the near future.
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