Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10

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association, held in the auditorium, was
followed by an informal reception in
| honor of Mrs. Frank A. Dewey, who
| has been the president of the associa-
| tion for thirteen years and no has re-
Gently resigned. Mrs. Dewey has been
| made president emeritus of the asso-
citation. The board of managers pre-
sented Mrs. Dewey with a silver tray
and tea service with the date, name
and reason for the giving beautifully
engraved on the tray. One hundred of
the young girls of the association,
dressed in white. carrying baskets of
roses, passed before Mrs. Dewey and
showered her with the rose petals. Mrs.
Dewey responded gracefully. and the
evening was one of the most enjoyable
In the history of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Francois de
Caller have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are demiciled for the
summer at Ocean Park. Mrs. de Cal
Ter was Miss Irene Polleys, daughter
of w. e. Polleys of Lincoln, Neb., and
her wedding. was solemnized June
at the First Congregational church in
this city.
Mrs. Percy Ross entertained with a
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her
home in New Hampshire street in
llpllOi VI MI >. harry AudlIlS Oh NEW
Mexico, who has been passing the win
ter in Los Angeles. The table was
daintily decorated with yellow and
white, sweet peas and tulle being used
in profusion. Shasta daisies were also
banked in the other rooms and the
whole was as dainty and graceful as
possible. The place cards were girls
in graceful yellow gowns and gold
bands. Mrs. Adams is so in love with
Los Angeles that she has purchased a
residence in Menlo avenue and will re-
turn in the fall to make her home here.
Those present at the luncheon were:
Mrs. Ernest Miller, Mrs. p. S. Brown,
Mrs. b. Frank GreaVes, Mrs. Edward
Edwards, Mrs. Carl Doran and Miss
Eloise Forman.
A delightful luncheon was given re-
Gently by Miss Flora Hunter of 2S03
Vermont avenue in honor of Mrs. J. O. |
Wells of Pittsburg. The house was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers,
yellow and white predominating. Those
present were: Mrs. George Young, !
son, Mrs. c. w. Kent, Mrs. Bruce
Smith, Mrs. J. B. Stearns. Mrs. E. S.
Skinner Mrs. r. c. Walker, Mrs. Fay
cite Lamb, Mrs. S. F. Catey, Mrs. M.
K. Wicks, Jr., Mrs. Lawrence Nord-
hoff, Mrs. Ralph Weaver, Mrs. L. r.
Hull, Mrs. c. S. Tolley, Mrs. B. S. Gal
loway, Mrs. Frank C. Collier, Mrs.
Charles A Anderson, Mrs. George
Slusher, Mrs Charles Van Landing
ham, Mrs. William Hasson.' MrsA F.
Dangerfeld Mrs. John C. Hammond,
Mrs. Stanley Howland, Mrs. Frank
Bowles, Mrs. Julian Johnson, Mrs. A.
Bishop, Miss Maude Waters, Miss Gus
sic Hasson, Miss Leila Morrison, Miss
G. Wagner, Miss May Ludlow, Miss M.
Russell, Miss Alice Russell, Miss Win
fired Rider, Miss Ducommun, Miss
Elcan, Miss Pauline Elcan, Miss Jessie
Murphy, Miss Frances Holmes, Miss
M. Sheedy, Miss Louise Shusher of Ok
nard, Mrs. w. S. Smith and Miss Mary
Smith of Monroya, Mrs. d. A Cole
and Miss Cole of Anaheim Mrs. George
w. Williamson of Downey, Mrs. James
Kerr of Long Beach, Mrs. Julia Jacobs
Of Pasadena, Mrs. A. w. King, Jr"
and Mrs. Angus Henderson of Pitts
burg.
Members of the senior class of the
Westlake School for Girls were enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with box
party at the Belasco theater and a
tea at the Alexandria afterWard. Miss
lone Dow and Miss Esther Briggs We're
the hostesses and the guests were Mrs.
George M. Clayton and the Misses Ger
.rude Wiclizer, Frances Vermillyea,
Gertrude Brands, Louise Moss, Dor
othy Simpson, Gladys Cohen, Margaret
Sherer, Leigh Wittemore, Jennie Jones,
Katherine Edison. Ethel Forsythe,
Marcia Hawley and Hazel
<eegan.
Mrs. Morris Albee entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon the eX-
,cutive board of the Friday Morning
,lub, of which she is the retiring cor
secretary. The luncheon
vas in honor of DR., Dorothea Moore, !
Who will leave shortly for the east.
rhe table was beautifully decorated
With quantities of pink sweet peas
md ferns, and at each plate was I
orsage bouquet of the same dainty
lowers tied with bows of tulle ribbon.
The place cards were gold mono q
-rammed. The guests included Mrs. :
silver p, Clark, Mrs. Charles Farwell +
ldson, Mrs. Jules Kaufman Mrs. N
(. Potter, Mrs. Berthold Baruch Mrs
George F. Bugbee, Mrs. Hugh Harri- =
on, Mrs Stoddard Jess Mrs. Charles =
}. Nourse and Mrs. Charles p. Shat-
uck.
Mrs. E. B. River sand Mrs. Howard i
.eland Rivers, who entertained with '
lrge reception at the Ebell club, are
t home this afternoon at the resi- i
ence of Mrs. E. B. Rivers in Hartford V
venue. y
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Rector, who :.
ave moved into their new home at !
rs Westmoreland avenue, will be at
ONE to their many friends this after
oon and evening and also Friday
une "a.
Miss Jessie Washburn will entertain T
t tea this afternoon at her studio IN 2
outh Alvarado street, 8
Mrs. Willis H. Booth of 1910 Mag r
Ola avenue will entertain with a :,
ridge luncheon tomorrow afternoon in y
onor of Mrs. Percy Booth and Mrs. :,
obert Wankowski of San Francisco.
Irs. Percy Booth, a recent bride, was
Iiss johnson. daughter of Mr.. and g
[rs. A. p. Johnson of Westmoreland .
lace. "
Mr.. and Mrs George Anderson Hart
i'll entertain with a reception at their lt
ONE in Shatto place this evening from a
80 to 11:30 r.
There will be a card party at the
oldberg- -Bosley hall this afternoon >,
n the benefit of the Audubon society. ~
he patronesses will be Mesdames w. -
Hole. w. ]. Washburn, oliver c. p
ryant, J. A. Walls, w. B. Millard and q,
z. H. Housh The proceeds will be y
sed to distribute the literature of the
,ciety. N
Among the affairs given for the W