Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
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100&NS'S
BY TIE cHArTERER

With the approach of the holiday
season come many appeals for charity.
This month there will be three worthy
objects brought to the attention of the
generous hearted people of Los An
geles. First, Tuesday evening the
George Junior Republic section of
Escholtzia chapter, d. A. r., will en-
tertain with a Twilight Musicale" at
the Woman's clubhouse. The object of
this entertainment is to provide funds
with which to build workshop for the
young boys in order to fit them to be
self helpful in after years. To pay
them for work done, enabling them to
buy their own warm clothing for the
winter, is another purpose of the
musical. An excellent program has
been arranged, including Mrs. Robert
Wankowslxi, Mrs. Estelle Heartt-Drey-
fus, Fred Ellis, Senior Augustine Calvo
Axel Simonson participating and Mrs
Judson Davis accompanist. The pa
tronesses will include Mines. Caroline
M. Severance, w. II, Perry, Charles
Modini-Woo w. F. Edgar, g. b. Bur
ton, Leila Burton Wells, Adna r, Chat
fee, Joseph B. Banning. Henry c.
Gooding, Stephen c. Hubbell, Edwin
z. Preuss, Carrie Schumacher, S. A.
Kendall, w. w. Stilson, Willard II.
Stimson. E. F. C. Klokke, George w.
King, Frank W. Burnett, James w.
Herman W. Hellman, Berthold Bar
uch, Francis G.. Shepard, oliver C.
Bryant, Oliver p. Clark, c. H. Rundel
and Ray Jones.
The second will be a benefit for Mrs
Dolores Vidal, which will be given in
Blanchard hall Tuesday evening, No
vember %. The proceeds will be used
to help pay off the lien and save the
home of Mrs. Vidal, and an excellent
musical program is being planned. So
the pocketbooks will be taxed as well
as the time of the generous friends,
and be it said of the Los Angeles pub
lie that no call has been refused to aid
the unfortunate and suffering.
The Tuesday and Wednesday before
Thanksgiving day booths will be
erected in all the different stores,
theaters, clubs, cafes and hotels pre-
sided over by charitablya inclined wo-
men, who will receive donations for the
Children's hospital. Nothing will be
refused, no matter how small, but
thanks will be given by the little un-
fortunates to the many warm friends
who have never been called on in vain
It Is hoped q sum of money large
enough to meet the current expenses
will be realized, and 1t is hoped an
adequate building will be built at the
corner of Vermont and Sunset boule-
ward on the beautiful lot which has
been donated in memory of Mrs. Lii
lian Fellows Burdette. The board mem
bers who are working hard to make it
q success are Mesdames Albert Crutch-
er, Hancock Banning, Frank w. Bur
nett, Charles c. Carpenter, Wesley
Clark, James NJ. Cockins. Edwin T.
Earl, Hugh Harrison, b. L. Harding,
E. c. Hutchinson, w. T. Johnston,
John T. Jones, Murray Langumuir, r.
Wernigk, r. P. McJohnstone, Charles
Monroe, Cosmo Morgan, A. L. Mar
lowe, ]. r. NewberTy, T. e. Newlin, H.
r. Rollins, w. E. Ramsey, Spencer H.
Smith, Willard Stimson, Walter Trask
and Charles D. Viele.
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The Mason opera house will be the
scene of gay throng tomorrow even
ing with the opening of THE Fortune
Hunter" There will be many box
parties, several of the hosts entertain
ing with dinner parties before the per-
formance, and some will take their
guests to supper at the California club,
Ievy's and the Alexandria afterward.
Many of the regular first nighters"
have been passing the summer abroad
and in the east, and recently have re-
turned and will make this their initial
appearance. Among those who have
already spoken for seats are:
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Hewlett,
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant,
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Solano, Mrs.
Hugh Livingston Macneil, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G. Sale, Walter Van Pelt Charles
Seyler, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sergeant,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Meserve, Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff, Mr.. and Mrs,
Carol Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
Workman, Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Hook, Roland P. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Mcdonnell Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs Guy Hughes,
DR.. and Mrs. Titan Coffey, DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie C. Brand, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Ihmsen,
Miss Ihmsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Ham
burger Mr. and Mrs. E. Avery Nc
Carthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Van
Nuys, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack J. Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Anthony, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nc
Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Myers and Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Cohn
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Mrs. William Charles Read of Thomp-
son street will entertain with a tea
tomorrow afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Miss Mary Goodrich Read.
Receiving with Mrs. Read and Miss
Read will be Mrs. Benjamin Goodrich
and Miss Sara Goodrich. The unbon-
neted women who will assist are
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