Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
A MONG the young women who have
"a made their formal bow to Los An
Ia geles society this winter none is

MONG the young women who have
made their formal bow to Los An
Ia geles society this winter none is
more charming nor has enjoyed a
greater measure of popularity before
her debut than has Miss Elizabeth
Wood, the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mondini-Wood, whose
home in St. James park is one OF the
elegant residences of the city.
1t will be pleasant news 10 MISS
Woods circle of friends tilat she IS
10 be formally presented TINS spring.
her debut to be made at large atter-
noon reception Immediately after
Easter. oo
1v In that month cards will be issued
Nv Mrs w. H. Perry, Mrs. Wood and
Miss Wood. The reception VIII take
place at the family home in St James
park.
Mrs. Cecilia A. White is taking an
other party to Europe this year, ana
massage has been secured on the Wnlte
Star s S. Cedric, sailing from New
York April is. An absence OF SIX
months from Los Angeles is being ar
ranged. NJ w IT
Miller, Mrs. David Remick' MIS-. ElieS 1
p Hubbard, Miss Frances Clarke ana
har aunt. Mrs, NJ. .. Halves or Day
ton a.. Miss Crandall of Dayton o.;
MISC Amelia Clark, Miss Margaret
clark Mrs. w. S. Ray, Mrs. McheVett,
Nsiss Helen McKevett, Miss Stowell and
Miss J<ibbee. Several of the traVeIers
haye been members of other parties
conducted by Mrs. White, ana ue-
Ughtful half year is antlclpateu. ,,
...,.-r - l1a AZOT9E
aa,ra the steamer will be deserted at
Csihraltar and a leisurely and compre-
hansive tour made of the cities IN botn
the south and north of Spain. cross
sno southern France, in the shadow
oe the Pvrenees, visits TO the chateau
cities of France will lead TO Parls' anu
then Holland and Belgium, ana va
northern Germany to Copenhasen, AZ AZ
Tor Norway. Russia and vienna nave
been visited there is to be trip
down the Danube, and Oberammergau
xs,il1 he reached August %, after seeing
the Austrian Tyrol and the party VIII
he accommodated in the home OF An
{on Lang. who takes the part Oh the
Christ in the Passion play
Returning through Germany the re-
turn trip will be made on the Nc"
steamship the I-apland.
one of the important social functions
hf the week was the reception WLlch
followed the second annual CONFER
ence of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, and was held at. the nome
6f Mrs. w. w. Stilson in Kenslngton
road Among the 200 guests present
were several Of the northern delegates
who remained for the occasion.
Mrs Stilson was assisted in receiv-
ing bv Mrs. ]. w. Stilson, regent OF
Lschscboitzia chapter. Miss Elizabeth
1enton Fremont, Mrs. Fielding j. Stil-
son. Mrs. Mary Banning, DR.. Elizabeth
Foliensbee and Mrs. Henry Dillon
former regents of Eschscholitzia chap-
Ter. Mrs. John L. Garner, Mrs. John II
Haines. Mrs Frank w King, Mrs. j.
M c. Marble, Mrs. Ella Marundale'
Mics Elizabeth Marble and others
In the large living room was shown
a remarkably fine exhibition of reVo-
lutionary curios belonging TO Mrs.
Stilson and other members OF the
chapter.
No former resident returning TO Los
Angeles ever finds warmer welcome
than awaits Mrs. Burt Estes Howard
who arrived from her home IN the
northern section Of the state February
10. and for several days was guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Coch-
ran at her home in Iona drive.
Mrs. Cochran entertained 1nLornaliy
for her guest with luncheon Thursday,
covers being laid also for Mrs. j. w.
Mckinley, Mrs. F. w. Flint, Mrs. Wini-
fred Wilmer. Since Friday Mrs. How
ard has been the guest of Mrs. j. 5.
SIauson in Figueroa street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Paul enter
tanned informally last night at their
home on West washington street, a
musicale being followed by a Dutch
luncheon Miss Edith Helena and Er-
nest Warde were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Stetson Of West
Twenty ninth street have engaged pas
sage on the Mongolia, which will sail
from San Francisco March 8 for Hon
olulu, China and Japan. They will be
away until midsummer
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Delightful among the events on the
weeks social calendar was the game
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mondini- Wood at their home in St.
James park.
The table decorations were significant
of the close of the duck season, and
the centerpiece represented a grass
bordered lake with hunting lodge, blind
and ducks.
Guests included Lieut.. Gen. Adna r.
Chaffee, Mrs. Chaffee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Wann, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Radford, Mrs. William BinghaIS