Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
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rustic basket filled with Cecil Bruner
roses and ferns, and the place cards
We're dainty hand-painted bride roses
Cards were played and the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Nave. Mrs Willis
Hutchinson and Mrs. ]. N. o. Rech'
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods r. Woolwine
have returned from their wedding trip,
which they made in Mr.. Woolwine's
touring car They motored through
Riverside, Redlands, San Diego, ana
passed several weeks in Seven oaks,
Bear valley. They are located at SIl9
North Broadway.
The Phi Delta Chi sorority of the
Marlborough school has gone for
week house party to the Alamitos Bay
club house, leaving on Friday after
noon, Mrs. M. G. Burnett or South
Hope street being the chaperone The
young women who are enjoying the
outing are: Misses Jane Rollins, Mar
iorie Wiley. Virginia Walsh, Edith
Bryant, Helene Mcknight, Florence
Rowan Edna Bennett, Ileen Mccarthy
Frances Richards, Alice Cline, Blanche
Davenport, Marjorie Tutts, Marina
Woolwine, Charlotte Winston, Eleanor
Manning. A buffet supper was served
last evening, number of young men
tr1endS going uOWH " hiAC Shop @ASNS~'
They danced afterwards.
s.
Mr. and Mrs V. f. Winslow of West
Fifty-fourth street entertained with a
masquerade party Saturday evening"
Roses, ferns and tinsel carried out
color scheme of red, green and gold.
Favors were miniature ships. sew
eral games were played ana prizes
were captured by Mrs. Il. j. FarroW,
Afre ITrod KrOeCAr. Mrs. j. w. Pelrl6
and William Reeb.
An orchestra hidden behind bank
of ferns furnished music for the
games and dancing. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ingersoll, Mr.;
and Mrs. +. II. Ballenger, Mr. ana
Mrs. r. c: Lucas, Mr. al ana :, MRS. rs ,,is H.
Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Farrell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j.. w. Spooner. Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
w. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ..
Mathis, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Randall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kroeger, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reeb, Mrs. &. M. Win
slow, Mrs. e. l.. Baker, Miss Alberta
Decourt, Miss ANGELA Brown, Miss
Bonnie Thompson, Miss Lucille Spoon
err Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Louise
Gabbert, Miss Lillian Bennett Miss
Martha Ballenger, Miss Hazel Petrie'
Miss Addie Lansberry, Miss Kather-
inc Bowman, Miss Ruth Shaw, X.
Gibbons, w. 4. Mlllinger r. j. Win
slow, Charles Griffith, Charles Rice,
DR.. 70. T. Shields, Harry Roberts, w.
r. Rindston, Will Crandall and Charles
Clary.
Mr. and Mrs Clem S. Glass have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
will be at home after September l at
11O3 Orange street. They visited Santa
Barbara, Del Monte, San Francisco
and Lake Tahoe.
One aof the delightful parties of the
past week was that of wednesday aft
ernoon, when Mr.. and Mrs. F. Caspary
of 1402 Santee street entertained in
honor of the fifth anniversary of their
little daughter Isabel's birthday. Sup
per was served outside on the lawn
among the trees and flowers. and
games and music were enjoyed. Prizes
were won by Gilbert Haskamp, Ger
trude Spier and Ursalina Platz. Many
pretty little gifts were given little Miss
Isabel, and great fun was enjoyed by
the children in cutting the cake and
popping the favors. Those present
were: Wesley Donato Gilbert Has
kamp, Emily Clare Studer, Raymond
Moss. Gertrude Spier, Morris Spier,
Willie Rivers, Katherine Moss, John
Caspary, Isabel Caspary, Theodore
Moss, Ella Preuninger Gottlieb Preu-
n1nger, Lawrence MOSS.
ID
Gottlieb Scholz of 450 South DAILY
street, a student of the Polytechnic
high school, left yesterday morning on
a four months trip to North Dakota
and Wisconsin to visit relatives.
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Mrs. Caroline Ellen Tew will give
song recital by her pupils at Symphony
hall, Blanchard building. Tuesday
evening, June 2S. Songs will be given
by the Misses Lillian Snyder, Blanche
Burger, Mildred Hadley, Jessie Allen,
Mary Howard. Enid Bowers. Goldie
Corrin. Mabel Collins, Edna Bliss, Hor-