Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
Society,"

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Mrs. Bertha Hlrsch Baruch who has
| been passing the last six weeks at
| Berkeley, has returned to her home in
Wtst Thirty-sixth place. Mrs. Baruch
has been attending the summer school
at Berkeley, specializing along several
| lines in which she has already made
extensive studies.
| =
Mrs. William ]. Chichester and her
daughter, Miss Katherine Chichester,
of Menlo avenue, who have been for an
outing at Terminal for the past three
weeks, are planning visit for the
week end at Catalina. Mrs. Chlches-
ter will leave for Switzerland the last
of the month, accompanied by her
daughter, who will enter school at
| Lausanne.
Miss Viola Henck of East Jefferson
street entertained with a luncheon and
five hundred party yesterday afternoon
| in honor of Miss Cora Boettcher of
| East Thirty-second street, who leaves
on a trip to the Orient August 9. The
table was dainty with clusters of red
geraniums. The faVors were tiny Jap
anese parasols. The places were
marked by envelopes addressed to
each guest and inclosed was a sheet
of paper upon which each was to write
steamer" letter to the traveller. over
the table was an enormous japanese
parasol, to the ribs of which were tied
clusters of geraniums. Fastened to the
score cards were tiny Japanese play
ing cards, and the whole scheme was
"Japanesey." Covers were laid for
Miss Boettcher, Mrs. J. Percival, Mrs.
r. Mclean, Mrs. G.. L. Henck and the
Misses Hattie Hummell, Lucy Hum
nell, Bernice Marcher, lone Weaver,
Mabel Bowman, Lois Wilson and Miss
Henck. The prize was won by Miss
lone Weaver.
s.
The Misses May and Aurora Arm
strong of Romeo street were hostesses
yesterday entertaining the Esoterix
Bridge club with a luncheon and cards
afterward. The luncheon, which was
served in the dining room, was pink
and green, the whole color scheme be-
ing carried out, ices and cakes being
pink and green. The table was sweet
with roses and ferns. The place and
score cards were dainty hand painted
summer scenes. During the afternoon
iced punch and lemonade were served
and games were played in the garden
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs
Frederick Wingfield Armstrong and
for sixteen.
Mrs. I. S. Hurst of Potter Park place
will leave today for a three months
visit to New York.
s.
Mrs. e. A. Carter of North Grand
avenue, accompanied by her son, Pruitt
Carter, will leave tomorrow for New
York by way of Panama. Mr.. Carter
will pursue his studies in illustrating
for which he is said to show wonderful
talent. They will be Joined later in
the season by Everett Barker, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barker of West
Adams street, who is studying along
the same lines.
Miss Marian Seay of Bonnie Brae
street and Miss Louise r. Vandegrift
of AIS West Jefferson street will leave
this morning for a two weeks visit at
Catalina.
Among the delightful parties at
Mount Washington hotel was the
bridge party, followed by a Dutch sup
per for twelve, with which Mrs. A. E.
Tandy entertained recently.
s.
Mrs. Hattie Squires of South Olive
street is entertaining a house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Squires of Chi
cago.
Mrs. w. H. Newerf of South Hope
street entertained the Friday afternoon
Pedro club recently The tables were
decorated with lavender sweet peas and
ferns and dainty refreshments were
painted sweet peas, and places were
arranged for Mrs. L. Mathewson, Mrs.
T. F. Simpson, Mrs. Henry Hall, Mrs.
Frank Daniels, Mrs. Clarence Van
Daler, Mrs. c. L. Newerf, Mrs. Frank
Delfel and Miss Shields. Mrs. c. w.
Cantrell was present as the special
guest of the club.
Prizes We're won by Mrs. L. Rogers
and Miss Shields.
In honor of Miss Mabel Murray,
whose engagement to George Howard
was recently announced, Mrs. H. NJ.
Rooney of West Pico street entertained
with a tea at the Alexandria yesterday
afternoon. Covers were laid for
eighteen.
Mrs. John r. Price of Leighton ave-
nue. has issued invitations for Tuesday
afternoon, August 9, for a musical in
honor of her house guest, Miss Laura
Connolly of Albuquerque and Miss Mar
jorie Burlingame, whose engagement to
Clarence E. Bauer was recently an
nounced. Mrs. Prince will also enter
tain with an informal luncheon and
card party, with covers for eight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Holson and Mr.
and Mrs Dain Sturgess are enjoying a
motor trip to Arrowhead springs, San
Bernardino, Riverside and Redlands.
They are also planning trip to Mount
Wilson in their new machine.
Miss Madge Schalk, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs L. c. Schalk of 1877 West
Twentieth street, has returned from a
trip to Camarillo ranch and the Matt
lila springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moffatt of 1921
Alpine street have returned from an
extended Eastern trip. They visited in
Montreal, ottawa, Niagara Falls Buff
falo, Pittshurg, Cincinnati. Chicago,
New orleans, Texas and Mexico.
s.
Misses Addie and Katherine Cave
naugh of West Twenty-third street en-
tertained with a luncheon and theaLer
party Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Gertrude B. Kelly of Boston, who
is the house guest of her mother, Mrs.
R. C. Booker of East Twenty-fourth
street The guests were entertained at
the Belasco. Luncheon was served at
Christopher's Mrs. Kelly has been the
honored guest at many affairs during
her visit here. and will leave for her
home tomorrow, stopping at Salt Lake,
Omaha and New York, visiting friends