Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

Mrs. James Rush, Mrs. Jack Salyer,
Miss Grace Little, Miss Lille Ham
mond, Miss Harriet Benson, Miss Jas
mine Rollins, Miss Elizabeth Elton,
Miss Winlfred Williams, Miss Gene
Parker, Miss Patty Smith, Miss Ttlly
Parish, Miss Myrtle Owens, Miss Rob
erta Feagan, Miss Florence Richards,
Miss Kate Lucas and Miss Marguerite
Jaspar.
One of the elaborately appointed din
ners of recent date was given at the
Lankershim by Mrs. S. Dickinson
Lewis, among the guests being Mrs. L.
A. Stauffer and Mrs. A. ]. Schmidt
Bauer.
Among the many beautifully appoint
ed functions with which Mrs. Shelley
Tolhurst was complimented prior to
the departure of herself and DIR. Toll
hurst on their trip around the world,
was the musicale given by Mrs.
Charles c. Carpenter Monday in her
home on West Twenty-seventh street.
Mrs J. Ross Clark entertained out
of town guests and a few others Friday
at an Easter luncheon at her handsome
West Adams street residence. Covers
were laid for twelve.
s
Mrs Charles w. Chase will entertain
informally with bridge Tuesday, COM
plimenting Mr.. Chase's sister Mrs.
James Wolcott Of Rochester, n. Y,
who is her house guest.
Mrs. Matthew w. Everhardy of AL
varado street was hostess Thursday at
a 500 party, with which she entertained
about fifty guests.
v.Ir, tar
tanned with whist recsntly at her home
on East Twenty-ffth street, her guests
including Mrs. Sawyer Mrs. K. G.
Finn, Hrs. Rupert Marshall, Mrs B.
r. Pnney, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs.
William Jones, Mrs. F. II. Long, Mrs.
D. w. Butler, Mrs. II. II. Fink. Mrs.
Ben Howell and Mrs. Andrew Cham
bers.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Shannon are regretting their departure
for the east and a stay which is inde-
finite and promises to be prolonged
until after the holiday season. During
Mrs. Shannon's convalescence they
have occupied Judge Burnett's resi-
dence in Beacon and Eighth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Girard left yes
terday for a horseback trip to River
side. where they will be guests over
Easter at the Glenwood.
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Honored visitors to Los Angeles are
Rev. and Mrs. l.. 3. Ridgley, who ar
rived this morning from San Francisco
to be the guests for two weeks of Mrs.
Philip Gengembre Hubert.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgeley several
years ago occupied the cozy rectory Of
st. Johns, where the reverend gentle
man filled the office of rector, they had
many friends in both church and social
circles beside those in their own con-
gregation, and 1t was with genuine re-
gret that goodbys were said when they
sailed for the orient where Mr.. Ridgley
went as missionary. Mr. Ridgley is
expected to preach the Palm Sunday
sermon this morning at st. Johns.
Mrs. Hubert will entertain ir honor
of her guests with an informal recep-
ton the evening of March %, at her
residence in Hobart boulevard
s
General and Mrs. Robert Wankowski
came down from San Francisco
Wednesday for short visit with
friends.
General wankowski returned yester-
day, but Mrs. Wankowski will remain
ten days or a fortnight, and will sing
at the Easter service at Christ Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. Edward H. Lee Of West
Adams street will entertain with a
bridge luncheon Wednesday.
Guests will be Mrs. Harold Wilcox,
Mrs. Alice Meyers, Mrs. WILDER Wig
gins, Mrs. George Heath Mrs. Paul
Lunes, Mrs. L. G.. Macdonald. Mrs
Malcolm Low, Mrs. viii MacDermott,
Mrs. James Noble. Mrs. Granville
Lowers, Mrs. Frank Visner, Mrs. Felix
Sparr, Mrs Carl Porter Mrs. John
Mackler Mrs. Ward MaXey, Mrs.
Martin Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Sheri-
dan, Mrs. owen owens. Mrs. Perry
Macarthur, Mrs. Hasen Boswell Mrs.
Ferris Hatch, Mrs. Richard Harron,
Mrs. L. M. Nash, Mrs. Marion Carlin,
Mrs. Kenton, Mrs. Donald Campbell,