Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-27
Society News


MFRS. e. w. FoRGY entertained with
MI bridge luncheon at her nome
AtA on Ardmore street yesterday
afternoon. The house was decorated
with coreopsis and white sweet peas
combined with white tulle bows, carry
ing out a color scheme of yellow ana
white.
The place cards were painted In yel-
low flowers to harmonic with the dec
orations, and covers were laid Tor ntly
guests.
Miss Mabel Murray entertained with
a card marty and shower for Miss Rose
Cunningham, one of the season
brides-elect. at her home on Carondelet
street yesterday afternoon.
The decorations we're in pink ana
white to correspond with the. colors
selected for the wedding, and were
carried ollt with carnations and little
mink wedding bells. The game FOR the
afternoon was hearts and the score
cards were In the shape OF hearts
painted daintily with little clusters OF
wedding bells.
Mrs ]. Bond Francisco will entertain
with n reception at her home on Al
banv street this afternoon from to b
o'clock.
Mrs. Edward R. Bradley of Wiltshire
boulevard will entertain with brluge
party tomorrow afternoon.
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Mrs. Leland Bagley of 1888 Seventh
avenue has returned from Cincinnati,
where she went as a delegate to the
biennial of the federated cluns'
Invitations have been issued for the
commencement exercises of the col
leges of the University of Southern
California which will begin June 2
and end with the senior promenade
June Is and the graduation exercises
at the Auditorium June 10.
Mrs Chauncey l.. Higbee will be at
home informally this afternoon at her
home on West Ninth street. This VIII
be her last at home, as she VIII leave
for the beach early IN June
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Let's and their
daughters. Misses Gladys and Edna
Let's. who have been tr Yelling through
the north for the past month, nave re-
turned.
Mrs. Robert G. Hancock OF san
Francisco and her son, Leo Burdett
Westcott, have taken the d. M. Rlor-
dan residence on Burlington avenue
for the summer and will In all prooa-
bllity make Los Angeles their nome
Mrs. Wayland Trask of st. Andrews
place, who has been passing some
months In the east, Is expected home
the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Woodhead have
come to the city to meet their daugh-
ters, the Misses Lora, Caroline ana
Florence Woodhead, who have just re"
turned from Stanford. They will leave
for their country home at San Jaclnto,
after a visit in the city of ten days,
and will pass the month Of June there.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christian Bos-
byshell of 1888 West Adams street
have returned from two months trip
to Philadelphia and other eastern
cities.
5r and Mrs. Dick Ferris entertained
at supper after the theater last even
ing at their home on West Adams
street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Car
ence Kolb. The tables were decorated
with red carnations and green, and the
place cards were little red devils. The
favors were snap bonpons. Inc Wnoie s.1S,l
effect was suggestive of the play Ihe
Merry Widow and the Devil" even the
candles were red with red shades.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Kolb, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Bronson. Mr. and Mrs. William j.
Z Chick, MISS MarJOrle HdLhpedu' 'iiS'
Rambeau, Miss Ethel Won Waldron,
Miss Nellie Nichols, Miss Jean Hooper,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mckee, Mrs.
Yerden. Miss Beth Taylor Mrs Har-
riet Spencer, Paul McCarty Ward
Winchell and Victor Schertzinger
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Miss Rhoda Smith and Harry Sterns
have decided upon June for their
wedding, which will be solemnized at
the Boyle Heights Methodist church.
Rev. Alfred Inwood will come from
Whittier to perform the ceremony, and
the pastor of the church, Rev. w. e.
Tilroe, will assist. Mrs. William
Helpes, the brides sister. will be the
matron of honor and her husband,
William Helpes will assist Mr.. Sterns
as best man. The brides two cousins,
Miss Norma Otto and Miss Viola Otto,
and Miss Neva Rueger will be the
bridesmaids. Little Ruth Allison will
be the flower girl, and Master Earl
Smith the ring bearer. Orlando Pratt.