Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13

Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Taylor, formerly
of 233 East Adams street, have moved
to lis Ingraham street, where they are
at home to their many friends
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Miss Kirk v. Cumby of 1918 Percy
street entertained with "ghost" party
recently. The house was decorated
welrdly and artistically. The guests
included Miss Ethel Platt, Miss I.
Claycomb, Miss Elizabeth Ramsay,
Miss Beulah Hull, Miss Leola Ken
drick, George Wegerer, Robert john
son, Louis Gardner Fred Gardner
Percy Murray, Clyde Myrick, Mr..
Palmer and Herman Cumby.
s.
Mrs. Percy Ross of 757 New Hamp-
shire street is entertaining as a house
guest her cousin, Mrs Mary Mitchell
of Marshall, ILL.,, who is passing the
winter in Southern California.
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Mrs Harry s. Hurlbut of I'll New
Hampshire street entertained with a
500 party Friday afternoon. This is the
first of a series with which Mrs. Hurl-
but will entertain this season. The
house was decorated with yellow chrys-
anthemums in great profusion. Among
the guests were Mesdames Richard
Bruins, Henry w. O'Melveny, Williams
Lacy, Andrew Riegel, John Cornwall,
Elizabeth Nash, Augustus Chauvln, w.
G. Hutchinson, Reuben Shelter, w. 3.
James, w. T. Craig, M. H. Whittier
Clemson, Waldo Hallett, Sumner Pay
son Brown, Edward Gillette, Andrew
Brown, f. H. Oliphant, Herman Burk-
hard, Caspar Crandall, Nichols Mil
bank, Nicholas Rice, Philip Wiseman,
Frank M. Boswell, e. T. Sherer, Carl
Doron, S. A. Butler and Sidney But
Ter.
Mrs T. e. Shafer and Mrs. Thomas
Osborne were hostesses recently at
miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Jessie Stark, whose engagement to
Harry Waldo Dinsmore of McKittrick
was announced recently. The house
was decorated with yellow chrysan-
themums and ferns When the BRIDE
elect appeared the wedding march was
played by Miss Ethel Ward and after
the gifts were bestowed ''hearts" was
played. Miss Starr. Miss Isabelle Pat
terson and Mrs. D. Carson captured the
prizes. Among the guests were: Mrs.
Delarme, Mrs. Charles Phelps, Mrs. H.
F. Scoville, Mrs. e. A. Starr, Mrs.
Charles Wesley Shafer, Mrs. S. R.
Porter, Mrs Charles Schultz, Mrs.
Howard Shafer, Mrs. T. Osborne, Mrs.
T. e. Shafer, Miss Elsie Baur, Miss
Lena Rogers, Miss Ethel Ward, Miss
Pauline Baur. Miss Frances Starr, Miss
Isabelle Patterson, Miss Mabel Ward,
Mrs. Timothy stephens and Miss, Lu-
cile Page Stephens of Long Beach.
The alumni Of the Indiana state uni
versity will entertain with a dinner
party Friday evening, November IS,
at the Hollenbeck hotel. Guests wish
ing to attend will please send their
names to A. F. Vandergrift at Ais West
Jefferson street.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Margaret Jean Stanton
to William Swerdfeger The ceremony
was read at the residence of the Off
ciating clergyman, Rev. ]. M. Schaefe
of Pico Heights Congregational church.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Swerdfeger will reside in Calexico.
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Miss Winona Whitney Of Budlong
avenue has returned from a visit to
Colorado Springs, where she has been
passing the summer.
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Mrs. Charles E. Morris of East Twen-
ty-eighth street entertained members of
the Buenas Amigas Bridge Whist club
at a luncheon and card party Thursday
1Il6 HOuSS WIS OCNOloICb
with red carnations and ferns, and the
place cards were hand-painted heads of
young girls. Mrs. Robert L. Rice and
Mrs. Julia Frost won the prizes and
covers were laid for Mrs. E. G. Luent-
eel, Mrs. Julia Frost, Mrs. Charles Win
ter, Mrs. Don Clampit, Mrs. Robert L.
Rice, Mrs. Charles Harrod, Mrs. F. M.
Parker, Mrs. Howard W. Seager, Mrs.
j. A. Dubbs, Mrs. B. A. Rogers, Mrs. I.
A. Bringham, Mrs. r. K. Wilson and
Mrs. Frederick L. Goldsborough.
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Miss Mabel Chase was hostess at
bridge party in the Santa Barbara
apartments recently, her guests being
members of the Halcyon Bridge club.
The decorations were red carnations
and ferns, and the prizes were won by
Mrs. Frederick Goldsborough and Mrs.
T. S. Milburn. Other guests who were
present were Mrs. Edward Norton,
Mrs. Clarence stone, Mrs. Charles Nor
ris, Mrs. Harry Carol, Mrs, Richard
Greenhow, Mrs. D. E. Doke, Mrs. Fred
Dilberger, Mrs. Julia Frost and Mrs.
Fred Roberts.
Miss Alice Carlquist of East Forty
second street entertained with an even
ing party a few days ago, the house
being decorated with yellow chrysan-
themums and ferns. The prizes for the
guessing games were CetptuTSu Dy MIS-,
g. A. Werned. Miss Agnes Lind and
Arthur Ericsson.
Mrs. Beatrice B. Rheinstrom, Mrs.
George Morton and Mrs. William Tarr
entertained with a musicale and five
hundred party at the Ponet Square
apartments recently. The color scheme
Of red, black and green was carried
out in the decorations suggestive of
Halloween season. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. William Tarr, DR..
and Mrs. George Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hooper, Frederick Kaltenbeck,
DR.. and Mrs. George Hathaway, Mr..
and Mrs. William Bennaman, Stanley
Morehead, Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. The
bault Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. George Burkett Logan, Mrs.
Jennie Gale, I. Frankfort, Mrs.
Wheaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ben
ton, Mrs. j. c. Selby, Mrs. Nevada
Irwin, Mrs. Frances Rogers, Mrs. Shir-
ley Hayden, Mrs. Rosina Daniels, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Phillips, Mrs. H. M
Jones, o. A. Elder, 'slie Jones, Albert
Selby' Howard Selby. e. Arenz, Mr.
and. Mrs. Edward A. Henderson, Ernest
Garrett, w. F. Ayars, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson, Misses Nora Hammer, Anna
Nordmeir, Gertrude Ireland, Dorothy
Nearny, Anna Kellar, Sadie Slicker,
Ella w. Foster, Della Johnston, Devere
Johnston, Irene French, Mathilda Phil
lips, Mary Groves and Evelyn Martin
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Mrs. Charles H. Faulkner of Coronado
street entertained recently with a
luncheon and bridge party. The deco
rations were chrysanthemums, ferns
and carnations. Mrs. Frederick c.