Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

to the children in impressing upon
their minds the history of the state.
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Miss Edna Crane gave a piano re-
cital yesterday afternoon. She was as
sisted by Miss Flora Hege, soprano,
and Miss Maud Nicolaides at the piano.
The program included these numbers:
Sonato op 13 (Beethoven); The Spirit
Of Spring (Parker), Miss Hege; Cha
come (Jadassohn), second piano played
by Miss Nicolaides; Ungeduld (Schu-
bert), Miss Hege; prelude op. 28, No.
Is (Chopin), consolation No. Q1iszD,
serenade op. S9. No. (Sinding), Valse
Brilliante (MoszkowskD.
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Jaroslaw de Zielinsli will entertain
g. number of musical friends this after
noon at his home in South Burlington
avenue. The program will be given in
celebration of the centenary of Schu-
mann's birthday anniversary, and will
include a Schumann trio for violin,
cello and piano played by Ralph Wylle,
Mr.. Simonson and Mr.. de Zielinski.
There will be violin and cello solos by
the same players, and Roland Paul
will sing n group of Schumann songs.
Mrs. Ralph Wylie will also sing and
Miss Clark will read Shelleys poem.
1.-THE Fugitives," with musical ac-
compartment especially written for 1t
by Schumann, to be played by Mr.. de
Zielinski.
The College of Music, University of
| Southern California, is celebrating it's
| twenty-fifth annual commencement,
and in honor of the occasion announces
two concerts by its pupils, the annual
commencement concert Friday evening,
June 10, and a special anniversary re-
cital Saturday, June II, at 2 o'clock.
Both concerts will be given in the Uni
versity NJ. e. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zobelein of
West Thrty-seventh place entertained
with a dinner last week in honor of
| the birthday anniversaries of Mr..
| Zobelein and Mrs. Zobelein's mother,
Mrs. e. r. Davis. The summer house
| where the dinner was served was beau
tifully decorated and lighted with Jap
anese lanterns. Covers were laid for
sixty and dancing and cards were en-
| joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bicks Of West Thirty
sixth place are entertaining Mrs. Stuart
Thompson and her daughter, Miss
Carolyn Thompson.
Mrs. Dwight Rittenhouse Brown of
| HOLLYWOOD entertained the past week
| in honor of Miss Vivian Springer, a
| bride-elect. The dining room was
sweet with old-fashioned petunias, and
| the rest of the house was decorated In
roses, sweet peas and carnations.
| Among the guests were Miss Celia
Perry, Miss Ethel CARRIER, Miss
Edna Jones, Miss Susie Brobst, Miss
Lydia Joslyn, Miss Katherine Barn
we'll, Miss Bess Osbourn, Miss Grace
Bonine, Miss Bertha HERRING, Miss
| Grace Bool, Miss Mary Liddell, Miss
| Crystal Brandt, Miss Grace D1ckey
Miss Alma Sayers and Miss Louise
Ramsey.
Mrs. w. S. Cross of West twenty
ninth street entertained Tuesday after
noon with O. bridge luncheon in honor
of Miss Josephine Alice Seamans,
whose wedding to James Albert. Rob-
| erts will be an event Of the latter part
of this month. The entire house was
decorated with rose pinks, sweet peas
poppies and roses. The tables were ex-
| ceedingly dainty and the chair of the
| bride-elect was adorned with gllded
wish bones. An immense heart OF
sweet peas was suspended from the
| arch in the hall, and each guest was
given a small pink and gold heart as
| they entered the dining room, by Whlcn
| the places at the table were found. A
| booklet was found at each place ana
| Orl2l1ldl VERSES anu NiSiibo Aoh N'AN
piness of the young couple were writ
ten and given to the bride. The prizes
hand made caps and aprons, were Won
bv Mrs. Anthony Eugene Halsey, MRS.
| David Mccartney and Miss Winlrred
| Waite There was also BRIDES cake
beautifully feed with a Cupid ana two
wedding rings The bridge prizes We're
won by Mrs. ]. Bert Sterns Miss Kath-
| crime Parker and Miss Cora Parker.
Mrs. Edward Allyn Featherstone was
awarded the consolation prize, which
| was a Dutch cap. Another feature Wl
the afternoon was surprise shower
arranged in an immense poppy-coVereu
box which was given to the guest OF
honor by little Estelle Cross from her
MANY friends present. Covers were
laid for Mesdames Anthony Eu-
GENE Halsey, B. r. Baumgardt,
George Fl. Kress, Hugo Eckhardt
samuel Van Arnum, William l.. Jones,
Frank A. Bowles, j. Bert Stearns'
David II. Mccartney, Pierpont DAVIS
owen H. Churchill, Elizabeth A.
sWalls. w. D. Sinclair, John H. Spires
George a,,sS steckel r.. A. Featherstone,
Willard ]. Doran William B. Roberts,
Nelson Towne Shaw, Hugh Harrison,
Edwin A. Curtis and the Misses Mary
| olive Sheedy, Amy Burkhalter CAME
Roster. Theresa Stuthard, Dorothy
Dayjson, Dorothy Foster Cora Parker,
Katherine Parker, Winifred Walte'
Helen Frances Layton. Harriet Gould,
Ada A. DRYDEN and Josephine Dryden.
Mrs. Cross entertained with a dinner
in the evening in honor of her hus-
hand. for which the same color scheme
was used. Music and games were en-
loved Covers were laid for Mr.. and
| Mrs. w, w. Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs.
George steckel. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Porterfield, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
powers. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. story,
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