Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13

ternal circles and brother of ]. Bond
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco
will return from trip to nearby points
to be at home to friends at the Har-
grave apartments in South Figueroa
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton whitney Giller,
with Mrs. c. Nj. Idleman of Seattle, are
in San Diego for the week end. Mrs.
Idleman will be Joined here soon by
MIR. Idleman, a prominent attorney of
Seattle, and together they will spend
several weeks visiting points of in
terest in the southern section of the
state.
Judge r. F. F. Andros left a few
days ago for stay of two months in
Cuba with his son, Don Luis. On his
return Judge Andros will be accom-
panied by his son for visit of some
length.
Mrs Anson Brooks of Indianapolis is
a guest at the Hollywood home of her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Andros in
Pine avenue. Mrs. Brooks will spend
the summer in Southern California.
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Mrs. j. II. Bohon will entertain Feb
ruary with a bridge luncheon of
thirty covers at her home in West
Adams street.
Mis- Flora Getchell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Getchell of West
Thirty-third street, was hostess
Wednesday evening at an informal
affair, at which she announced her
engagement to John S. Jones, a young
business man of this city. The affair
also celebrated the nineteenth birth
day of the young hostess.
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Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam j. Chapel,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Felch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Willox, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Stein, Mrs Harriet Tower, Miss Ad
die Ramsey, Miss Corinne Black, Miss
Adele Tower. Miss Mae Bell, Miss
Marie Bell, Miss Hazel Platz, Miss
Charlotte Black. Miss Helen Brown,
Miss Josephine Coquenguiot, Miss
Pearl Getehell. Miss Helen Tower,
and Messrs. Paul Meyer, Edwards,
Waldo Stein, Walter Robinson, John
S. Jones, Edward Lily, George Blake,
McCune and Arthur Coquenguiot.
Young men and women who partici-
pated in the Indian dance at the Kir-
mess were entertained with a buffet
supper Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Samuel T. Glover on La Sale
avenue, who was also one of the
chaperons during rehearsaIs.
The other hostesses were Mrs. Lynn
Helm, Mrs. Scott Helm, Mrs. Will
loughby Rodman,, Mrs. Horace B.
Wing and Miss Caroline Van Dyke.
Guests entertained beside the Kir-
mess folk were Mrs Fred e. Weller,
Mrs. C. w. Rogers, Alfred Allen, Will
loughby Rodman and Lynn Helm.
Guests of honor were Miss M. Louise
Freese, Miss Kate Freese, Miss Flor
ence Wadsworth, Miss Dora d. Rogers,
Miss Rowena Newton, Miss Lily NJ.
Olshausen, Miss Rae Belle Morlan,
Miss Romaine Poindexter, Miss Agnes
Helen Whittaker Miss Mary Boyn-
ton, Miss Helen Parker, Miss Hazel
Eva Parker, Edwin A. de Voss, Mel
son c. Lally. Fred L. Letten, William
Theodore Behr, Everett C. Maxwell,
Fred c. Weller. Roy F. Allen, Norman
H. Bradshaw, Thomas Bradley, Charles
J. Sutton. Charles A. Rogers and Ed
gar K. Brown.
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Mrs. Otheman Stevens entertained
the chaperons and dancers with an in
formal tea, followed by dancing yes
terday afternoon at the Los Angeles
Country club.
Chaperons for the Spanish dance in
the Kirmess entertained with q box
party at the Belasco Friday evening
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exandria. The hostesses included Mrs.
Ezra T. Simpson, Mrs. A. L. Cheney,
Mrs. John T. Jones, Mrs. Henry Van
Der Leck and Mrs. Willard Doran.
Guests were Mrs. Carrie Fay Lawn,
Mrs. j. ]. A. Van Kaathoven, Miss
Olive Babette Erdt, Miss Marguerite
Rimpau, Miss Virginia Nourse, Miss
Barbara Burkhalter, Miss Mary Burn
ham, Miss Lolita Corella, Miss Clarisse
Stevens, Miss Florence Helen Clark,
Miss Mary Frances Lindley, Miss May
Ridgeway, Miss Marie Stockard, and
Hessrs. Charles A. Henderson, Haines