Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
Society News

fund of the Mckinley home was held yester-
day afternoon at the Ehe club house Ina
Figueroa street. More than three hundred
played cards, and many were there who as
sisted the hostesses. Punch was served dur
ing the afternoon by the Misses Letha Power,
Virginia Parker Ada Potts. Gertrude Bailey,
Mabel Weight, Marian Stewart. Ruth Grant,
Helen sutherland and Dorothy Austin. the
punch room being In charge of Mrs. Herbert
A. Edwards. The prizes which were donated
for the occasion, were a hand-painted head In
dull gold frame, water color of a marine
scene, hammered brass tray. cut-glass dish
and salad bowl
The club house was beautifully decorated In
pink Manon Coohet roses of which there We're
quantities. and ferns and potted plants COM
pleted the color scheme of green and pink.
The hostesses were Mesdames G.. A. Brock,
II. r. Hurlbut William Lacy, Florence Col
Inns Porter, l.. A. Gould, NJ. IL. Whittier,
Flora Howes Fowler, j. F. Pullar, Allison
Barlow. Frank Walsh, C. e. Woodside, S. p.
Brown, l.. T, Hay. r. j. Burkhardt, Valen-
tine Peyton, w. w. Neuer. W. p. Craig.
II. j. w. Meyers, Henry Norris, George
Hart William Rhodes Hervey, Il. l.. Do
heny. NJ. II. Ross. Judson Davis, George E.
Feagan, B. II. Cass. Leon +. Moss, G. Hanst,
r. w. Dromgold. Reuben Shelter and the
Misses Lulu Elkin, Pauline Elkin and Sara
Coffman,
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The employees of the Frank b. Long Plano
company given banquet at Levy's
Saturday night by Mr.. Frank b. Long, which
was an enjoyable affair. This firm just closed
a successful removal sale, and in recognition
OF the work of the entire stan Mr. Long
rendered the banquet. Among those present
were Frank b. Long, Norman Turley, j. II.
Montgomery, Harry h. Weaver, w. l.. wolfe,
Albert Grimm. C. sanderson and ]. w.
Boothe. Norman Turey made excellent
toastmaster and all voted the affair a great
success. and one to be long remembered.
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The young ladies OF Karandan lodge OF the
University of Southern California will enter.
tain with an at home for their parents and
the faculty Thursday evening. More than
one hundred Invitations have been issued.
s.
Mrs. Mary Hickson viii entertain with
Ave hundred party at her beautiful country
home. Mayfair park, in Eagle Rock valley.
Saturday afternoon. Miss Geneveve Cormack
OF Chicago will be the especially honored
guest
Assisting Mrs Hickson will be Mrs. Frede-
rick William Schneider. Mrs. Godfrey Edward
and Miss f. NJ Rogers.
Mrs. Hlckson is planning several other af-
fairs for later in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Hudson OF Hobart boulevard
has issued about fifty invitations for a bridge
luncheon at her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Georgianna Townsend of Prospect ave-
nue., In Hollywood, entertained with an in
formal tea in honor of Miss Bertha l.. Corbett
yesterday afternoon.
The large, cozy veranda beautifully
decorated with pink roses. and the afternoon
was passed out of doors.
During the afternoon Miss Corbett sketched
some OF the sunbonnet babies for which she
is famous.
The guests who were both artists and
writer's, were Miss Adele Harrington, Mrs.
Dora olithant Coe, Mrs Lew Collins Mrs.
NJ. S. Evans, Mrs. Anne Cavanaugh, Mrs
Lang, Miss Bertha Curtis and Mrs. r. H.
jackson.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Fleming will entertain with
luncheon. followed by an afternoon of
bridge, Thursday. Covers will be laid for
twelve.
Mrs. ]. ]. Meyler will entertain with
bridge luncheon this afternoon at her pretty
home in Severance street.
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Mrs. Robert Adams of Beacon street enter
tained with a Spanish luncheon at Casa Ver-
dugo recently for Miss Rose zobelein, whose
marriage TO Charles Lick of st. Louis will
take place Friday evening.
The table prettly decorated with
lavender sweet peas The place cards were
dainty lavender affairs decorated with little
painted brides. and covers were laid for
twelve.
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Mrs. William Helpes OF Mathews street and
Issue invitations soon for china shower for
Miss Rhoda Smith. whose wedding to- Harry
Sterns will take place June at the Methodist
church in Boyle Heights.
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Mrs. Percy A. Lane will entertain with a
reception at her home in Forest avenue, In
Hollywood, this afternoon. More than two
hundred and fifty invitations have been
issued.
Assisting Mrs. Lane will be G. A. H. Good
win and her mother. Mrs Phinny, and Mrs
c. +. Dennis.