Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
Society News

Mrs. Clinton N. Sterry, 2632 Glendale
place, entertained with a large recep-
tion Friday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Norman s. Sterry. The
house was beautifully decorated, Span
ish iris and broom being used in pro-
fusion. On the tea table an immense
basket of Towering green was placed,
and the blue and white color scheme
was carried out. Tea and punch were
served in the garden and on the
porches, and in the dining room coffee
and ices. Mrs. Sterry entertained the
women who assisted her at luncheon
at / o'clock, and in the evening Miss
Ruth Sterry entertained Miss Rowley
and her bridal party, of which she will
be a member in June. Those receiving
with the hostesses were Mrs. Olin
Wellborn, Mrs. Roland Bishop Mrs
w. T. Bishop, Mrs. Burton Green
Mrs. William Joyce, Mrs Edward
Pauley, Mrs. Frederick Walton, Mrs.
Lynn Helm Mrs Scott Helm, Mrs.
Edward Young of Chicago. Mrs. Clara
Durant. Mrs. Cora Freeman. Mrs. J.
Ross Clark, Mrs. E. p. Clark. Mrs. l.
n. Van Nuys, Mrs. George Wilson
King. Mrs. u p. McHenry, Mrs. Dan
Murphy Mrs. Walter Trask. Mrs. p. S.
Rowley. Mrs. Eva Rowland of San
Bernardino, Mrs. c. c. Carpenter, Mrs.
Telfair Creighton, Mrs. Charles Mon
roe, Mrs. Homer LauGhlin jr.. Mrs.
Frank Burnett, Mrs. J. B. Lippincott,
and the Misses Sue Carpenter, Grace
Rowley. Edith Maurice, Fanny Rowan.
Nora Sterry and Ruth Sterry.
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Mrs. Walter Scott Newhali enter
tanned at her beautiful home on Chester
place last evening with a dinner in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs James Mcbride
Cockins. The table was done in great
masses of Watsonias and greens, the
whole color scheme being cool green
and white. Covers were laid for
twenty.
Mrs. Garnsey of Hotel Maryland en-
tertained with a dinner last evening
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Floyd ]. Nut
ting. DR.. Nutting will leave the first
Of the week for Europe, and will go to
Vienna for six weeks study in the hos
pitals there. Mrs. Nutting accompa-
nies him a $ far as San Francisco, where
she will visit friends for the next few
weeks.
Mrs. Helene Bishop entertained at
her home. 1920 West Eighth street.
Tuesday evening, when she gave re-
cital Of "The Dawn of Tomorrow" be-
fore a number of friends.
A merry party from the Girls Collie
giate school stopped in their round of
pleasure while enjoying a hay ride Fri
day to partake of supper at Hotel Hol-
lywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Irwin Heron enter
tanned with a dinner Friday evening
in honor of Mrs. George F. Hamilton.
who is visiting her parents General
and Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee. The table
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pink stocks and asparagus ferns. pink
candles and shades of the same color,
and at the corners of the table We're
tinv cut glass vases with the stocks.
The place cards were handpainted
pink roses Bridge was played after
ward. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Holterhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rol Allen Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Grif-
fifth, Miss Clara Mercereau, Carl
Klokke, Samuel Haskins, and Lieuten-
ant Stanton U. S. n
DR.. and Mrs. John Trueworthy of
Garland avenue will entertain Tuesday
evening with a reception In honor of
their granddaughter, Miss Virginia
Schunaman of Minneapolis, who Is
visiting them. Three hundred invita-
tions have been issued. The hosts will
be assisted by Mrs. Charles e. Anthony,
more, Mrs. VIII Lacy, Mrs. W. G.
Hutchinson, Mrs. H. M. Thale, Mrs. L.
r. Sewer, Mrs. Frank Garden, Mrs S.
c. Rogart Mrs. Harold Braly, Mrs. A.
II. Pen Brock, Mrs. Charles r. Went,
and the Misses Virginia Schunaman,
Ada Seeley, May Rose, Mary Patton
and Violet Foley.
Mrs. L. NJ. Mitchell has issued invi-
tations for a bridge luncheon at her
home on Alvarado street, Saturday
afternoon. Covers will be placed for
eighty.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden n. Whitcomb
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Miss Maude L. Whitcomb. and
Perry w. Fullerton. The ceremony
was performed Wednesday noon by the
Rev. n. L. Rowell a the Salem Con-
Eregational church in the presence of
the immediate family only.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William Ell
bridge OF 2S47 Thompson will entertain
with a masquerade on Wednesday
evening. as a house warming to open
their new home. More than forty In
vitations have been issued.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Fleming of 2637
Severance street will entertain with a
bridge luncheon on Wednesday, April
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Mrs. George p. Griffith of 2S01 Or
chard street has issued invitations for
a luncheon Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Stacy of Holly
wood gave a dinner party at the motel
Friday to the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Stacy of Pasadena;
Capt. :. S. Sahdberg and Miss Rose
Sandberg of San Francisco; Miss Maud
Sandberg of Pasadena, and Miss Mary
Stacy of Hollywood.
Miss Ada Seeley of South Figueroa
entertained with a dinner and theater
party for Miss Virginia Schunaman
Thursday evening, The table was beau
tifully decorated with deep red roses
and covers were laid for Miss Mae
Rose, Miss Helen Brant, Miss Virginia
Schunaman, Miss Ada Seeley, Harold
Jones, Brant Elliot, Arden Day and
Walter Seeley. The party enjoyed the
performance at the Orpheum after
ward.
Mrs. L. S. Dickey OF Chicago, who is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs OViatt
d. Burlingame of Leighton avenue,
will be the honored guest at a recep-
ton which Mrs. Burlingame will give
in the near future. Mrs Dickey is
prominent in philanthrOplc work in
Chicago and is also well known social
ly in Los Angeles. Many of her friends
will be glad to know of her visit
Miss Lolita McGeoghegan of San