Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
Society News

Mrs. Harry Tristan Coffin and Mrs.
John Franklin Ballet entertained with
bridge yesterday afternoon at Mrs
Coffin's home in West Twentieth
street The beautiful home was decor
ated with spring blossoms. There were
eight tables.
Mrs S. M. Kaiser entertained the
officers of the auxiliary to the Friends
of Veterans at her home in Woodward
avenue yesterday. The decorations
were In red roses to match the hand
painted china, and the place cards
were also hand-painted. Music was
furnished by Miss Riley. brilliant
pianist. The guests were Mesdames
Anderson, Bartholomew, Morris,
Adams, Prusolle, Rogers, Berkum,
Johnson, Toby, Young, Coleman,
Thompson, RumlSitz, Ives.
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Mrs. Joseph Dibo entertained with
bridge yesterday afternoon in her home
in East Fifth street. The guests were
Mrs. Ralph Sterns, Mrs. J. Alexander
of Denver, Mrs. Wells of Omaha, Mrs.
c. Ratburn, Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Hide
shein, Mrs. Waiter and Mrs. Prineen-
back.
Mrs. Childs q. Carter entertained
with a luncheon at her home in Royal
oNAttl ioob uGSudSt Hllo" I've - C'A
ter of San Bernardno being the es-
pecially honored guest. The table was
arranged with red rose buds and COW
er9 were laid for Mrs. r. A. Carter,
Mrs. w. 70. Cummings, Mrs. Addie V.
Smith, Mrs. John Floyd and Mrs.
Yaney.
The Very Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Ridgely
of China, who were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert of Hobart boulevard
early In the week, left for New York
on Wednesday, and will stop at various
cities en- route.
Mrs. Cameron Thorn of West Adams
street will entertain with small
luncheon Wednesday at Hotel Mount
Washington.
Among the prominent persons who
are seeking relief from the extreme
cold of the middle west are Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Milligan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Curran, who are at the Hotel
leighton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brooks of Springfield ILL.,, at the Hollen-
beck As there are so many Spring
field people in the city, a number of
social affairs have been given in their
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks expect to
locate here permanently.
Prominent among the affairs given in
honor of Otis Skinner. who is playing
at the Mason this week. will be very
informal reception given by DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Lindley at their charming
hime on Figueroa street this evening
from to $3.50 o'clock Miss Margaret
Goetz will sing, and as the affairs of
the Lindleys are always delightful, an
enjoyable afternoon is anticipated by
those included in the invitation list.
The wedding of the Rev. r. G. II.
Stevens. pastor of Lake Avenue Meth
odlst church, Pasadena, to Miss Ade-
laide Harrison of Santa Monica will
take place at noon Wednesday, April
13. at the Methodist church in Santa
Monica. The Rev. Mr.. Stevens was
formerly pastor of the Santa Monica
church. Miss Harrison has for five
years been city editor of the Santa
Monica Daily outlook. Both young
people are well known here. The Rev. |
G. b. cliff, pastor Of Highland Park NJ. |
Il. church, Los Angeles, will ofiiciate. |
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Mrs. William Blanchard Kennedy en-
tertained with a luncheon and theater
party yesterday afternoon at the
Hershey Arms. The table was done in |
yellow, rich cluny lace cloth over
yellow satin, with a great profusion of |
yellow dafodils. Covers were laid for |