Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
Society


IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Stevens of New York, who are the
house guests of Mrs. Stevens sister,
Mrs. Alfred a. Solano. The table will
be decorated with poinsettias and ferns
and covers will be laid for twelve.
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Mrs. Russell Mcdonnell Taylor of
West Adams street entertained with
delightful luncheon at the California
club yesterday afternoon The tables
We're decorated with Christmas flowers
and ferns, poinsettias being used in
profusion throughout the club house
Mrs. Taylor was assisted in receiving
by Mines William May Garland, Wal
ter Scott Newhall, Rae Smith. A. j.
Won Kaathoven, Guy Cochran, Michael
j. Connell, William S. Hook, jr., q. G.
Guyer of Altadena, Miss Nina Jones'
Covers were laid for sixty.
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Miss Mildred Neiswender of Bonnie
Brae street entertained with thimble
party Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Helen Bosbyshell, whose engage
ment was announced recently. Inc
young women hemmed towels which
they embroidered with their mono-
grams for the bride-elect. The house
was daintily decorated with Christmas
green's and flowers, and the guests in
cluded Mrs. Ralph Edlnger, Mrs. Ell
lery Hampton, Mrs, James Woodson,
Miss Bosbyshell. Miss Viola Menck,
Miss Will Kerns, Miss Helen Tape,
Miss Elizabeth Riordan, Miss Margaret
Cordiner, Miss Mayme Hooper and the
hostess.
A number of affairs are being
planned in honor of Miss Bosbyshell.
Mrs. Ralph Edinger will entertain
with a luncheon on January and
Miss Elizabeth Riordan will entertain
January II with tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence b. Barnes,
whose marriage was quietly solem-
nized December 10, have returned from
their wedding trip at Arrowhead ana
are at home with Mrs. S Van Hoesen,
119 West Fiftieth street. A reception
was given in their honor by Mrs. Van
Hoesen Tuesday evening. The house
was gayly decorated with Christmas
flowers. poinsettias, red geraniuns,
and smilaX being combined with ar
tistic effect. Flashlight pictures were
taken of the supper table and decora-
tions. and Il musical program was rem
dered by Mrs. b. X. Richardson, Mrs.
Fred Wollcott and Miss Olive Barnes:
A supper was served, covers being laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. *. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T..
Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Guyer, Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Mckinney, Mr.. and
Mrs G. r. Bowman, Mrs. Van Hoe
sen. Miss Olive Barnes, Miss Evan
geline de Groat, Miss Susie Whipple
and A NJ Amugosten. Mrs. Barnes
will be remembered as Miss Lena
Mary Van Hoesen, and has Il host of
friends in the city. She was grad
uated from the city schools and is
talented musician. playing on the
piano and violin. Mr.. Barnes is con-
nected with the contract department
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dow Kirk Of
Colegrove will entertain with an in
formal dinner of six covers Christmas
day. The house will be decorated with
poinsettias and ferns.
Mrs. Edward C. Bellows OF Cram
Grey place. entertained yesterday aft
ernoon. The house was decorated
with scarlet carnations, poinsettias
and ferns in the living rooms and
violets in the dining room. Mrs. j. NJ.
Jones rendered delightful harp pro-
gram. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Willis j. Hole, Mrs. Lewis Clark
carlisle. Mrs. William L. Jones, Mrs.
Reynold e. Blight, Mrs. carl Doren,
Mrs r. II. Updegraff. Mrs. William
S Cross and Mrs. William II. Jam
ieson.
Mrs. Philip Forve and Mrs. Laura
Gindle Rieger will entertain with
reception at the Forve residence, 427
Westlake avenue, Wednesday after
noon. December 2S.
Miss Maybelle Barlow, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Barlow, 7O5 West
Thirtieth street, will return home
from stanford this week. Miss Bar
low is a member of the midwinter
graduating class.
Miss Edith Campbell Young is
among the recent visitors in Wash
ington and is guest of the Grafton
s.
Mrs. Clinton II. Woodruff of 1914
Bushnell avenue is entertaining as
house guest Mrs. Ira Watt of Lara
mie, Wyo.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage OF Mrs Emma y. Barrett to
j. w. McAdams The ceremony was
read by the Rev. Anderson of the
Marin Methodist church, at 1857 East
Fifty-seventh street in the presence
Of relatives and friends The house
was decorated with flowers ferns and
wedding bells A wedding supper was
served after the reception and covers
We're laid for sixty-eight guests
In honor of Miss Fern Sanborn. who
1lento, Miss Dorothy Davis of Pasa-
dent avenue entertained recently with
a dancing party. Cards were enjoyed
and refreshments were served. Among
the guests were Miss Chloe Phillips,
Miss Edith Osmond, Miss Mayme
Bauer Miss Olive Hogan, Miss Grace
Sprague, Rey Schauer, Samuel Stolz
oscar Stolz, John Stolz, Dean Fiield,
Bruce Mason and Francis Lawson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Balfour of
Onoonta Park entertained the men,
be s of the Revelers' club. The house
was decorated with roses and ferns.
Those present We're u and Mrs
Charles F. Rhone. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Herring
Mr. and Irs. M. r, Van Horn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ere derrick Webb, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Wordun. Mr.. and Mrs. F. #. Fitz-
gerald, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Greves, Miss
Bertha RosbyshelI, Miss Edith wal
lop, Miss Anna Campbell, S. McGin-
mis- Fred Bosbyshell. Handsome
prizes were won by Mrs Ketchun,
Mrs. Van Horn, Mr. Graves and Mr.
Harrington.
Members of the Averill club will be
guests at a Christmas party Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. e. Fl.
Adams in Wilton place. The club
was entertained last week by Mrs. J.
]. Still of 1901 Wilton place. The
members include Mrs. B. f. Nance,
Mrs. George o. Brewer Mrs. E. p.
Terry, Mrs S. F. Paul, Mrs. Gus
smith, Mrs. G. P. Waller Mrs Edward
G. Averill, Mrs. J. L. Charters. Mrs.
w TT Sandors Mrs q p Nod oa