Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
by THE CHATTERER

reception will be held afterWard on tne
stage, where an elaborate decoration
of flowers, ferns, potted palms and
plants will be artistically arranged.
Lieut.. Gen Adna r. Chaffee will in
troduce Miss Terry to the audience
and after her address John q. Mott
will present Miss Terry with golden
laurel wreath in behalf of the patrons
and lovers of art in Los Angeles. The
wreath was given to the reception COM
mittee by Frank c. Egan. After the
performance the reception committee,
consisting of many of the most promi-
nent society leaders of Los Angeles,
will personally greet Miss Terry on the
stage. Major and Mrs. John Hupert
Norton will entertain Lieut.. Gen. ana
Mrs. Adna 4. Chaffee. Mr.. and Mrs
John G.. Mott and Gen. NJ. II. sherman
in their box. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j.
ConnelI will be the hosts entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Solano in their
box.
From present prospects December will
be as gay as November. If not more so:
The debutantes still have the center or
the stage, and each day brings more
than one engagement to fill the calen-
dar Of the young society bud.
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Mrs. g. Alexander Bobrick and her
daughter, Miss Marie Bobrick, Will en-
tertain with a luncheon tomorrow af-
ternoon at their home in South Bur
lington avenue, in honor Of Miss kath-
crime Banning, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Banning, and Miss Amy
Marie Norton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hubert Norton. Yellow chrysan-
themums and violets will form the
floral decorations and covers will be
laid for Misses Madeline King, Virginia
Nourse, Elizabeth Wood, Florence
o.
Farland, Barbara Burkhalter, Jane
Rollins, Elizabeth Hicks, Emma Con-
roy, Lucille Clark. Mildred Burnett,
Gertrude King, Anna Patton, Florence
Brown. Marjorie UAley, Kathleen
Spence and Clarisse Stevens.
Tuesday afternoon MIS-. William H.
Perry and Mrs. Charles Modini Wood
will entertain with a tea to introduce
formally Miss Florence Wood. the sec
ond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Cnarles
Modini Wood.
Mrs. Henry O'Melveny of Wiltshire
boulevard will entertain at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF the
seasons debutantes. Miss Marjorie Ut
lev. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. ii.
Utley, being the guest OF honor
Misc Marjorie rTtiev of Menlo avenue
will he hostess at a luncheon Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Jane Rol-
Inns, Miss Lucille Clark and MISS EIiZa-
beth Hicks.
Mrs. William A. Ramsay of Western
avenAe will entertain with a luncheon
In honhr of Miss Sallie Mcfarland and
Miss Elizabeth Hicks Friday afternoon
December 2.
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Miss Katherine Stearns of st. James
park will entertain with tea and In
formal dance at the Country club sat
urday Afternoon, December 8, in honor
of Mildred Burnett, Miss Jane Rollins,
Miss Florehce Wood, Miss Juliette Ba-
con, Miss Sally Bonner, Miss Amy Ma
RE Norton Miss Elizabeth Hicks ana
Miss Kather inc Spence
Mrs. Burton Green of Glendale place
has issued invitations for a bridge
luncheon Friday afternoon, December 2.
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Mrs. John William Dwight who is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Emmeline
Chiids. in West Adams street, will en-
tertain with a luncheon at the Califor-
MIA club wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hermann Janss will entertain
with a bridge luncheon at her beautiful
home in Brentwood Wednesday after
noon, December /. This is the second
of a series of luncheons with when
Mrs Janss is entertaining this winter
The marriage of Miss Morgaret
Sophia Harms to Alfred Seaman
Brunger will be solemnized at the resi-
dence of the brides brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Herben Gott-
schal, in West Forty-f1fth street
Wednesday evening, December I. On'y
relatives and a few intimate friends
mill IvifpecS the CeTemOny,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Leroy of
HOLLYWOOD entertained with an auto
mobile party to the races Thursday
afternoon. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Dixon and Mr. and
Mrs. f. Johnson of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Mccullough of
S54 West Eleventh street entertained
with a party last evening in honor of
the seventeenth birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Miss Mildred Nc
Cullough. The house was dercorated
with a profusion of flowers and ferns
and the guests included M SIS Mildred
Mccullough, Miss Lucille Mccullough,
Miss Vera Loomis, Miss Clara Tuttle,
Miss Nina williams, Miss Mildred
Mershon, Miss Hattie Walters, Miss
Nellie Walters, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Lucille Clark, Miss Mildred Roth, Jes-
ter Brown, wilmington Judd, Carlisle
Brice. Louis Content, Albert Campbell,
Harry Hager and Paul schilling.
s.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence Baker of 4671
Pasadena avenue has issued invita-
tions for a reception Wednesday after
noon, December 7, in honor Of her
daughters, Miss Marjorie Baker and
Miss Earlda Baker. The hours are
from until o'clock.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Saville and their
daughter, Miss Frances SaVille Of
Canton, ILL.,, who will pass the winter
in Los Angeles, are domiciled at 1908
Shatto place. Their many friends
hone they will make Los Angeles their
winter home each year.
, The Lowell society of Occidental col
7iege entertained Monday evening in
honor of the members of Laurean.
The reception was he'd in the Young
Women's Christian association hall Of
letters. The decorations were in the
College colors Of black and gold, and
lhe guests included Miss Rowena
iHuscroft. Miss Mary Edwards, Miss
Louise Chamberlain, Miss Ada Har-
) rev. Miss Grace Heriot, Miss Lou
i -rinklaw. Miss Mary Reiner Miss
14elen Fifield, Miss Charlotte Donald
,on. Miss Louise Tuller, Miss Georgia
Y crack. Miss Sarah Key, Miss Esther
! 3ost. Miss Carolyn Petit, Miss Eva
r overton, Miss Lois Wieman, Miss Alice
b rruesdale. Miss Rebecca Hayslip, Miss
sthel Sylvanus, Miss Dorothy Culp,
, Miss Helen Moore, Mis- Je sic Pratt,
4 Hiss Bertha Buck, James Nelson,
9 Harold White, Boyd Kreider, Bruce