Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

with a breakfast at her home, the
guests being members of the Delta
Iota Chi sorority. Covers were laid
for thirty and the breakfast was served
out on the veranda. Red poppies pre-
dominated and the place cards were
white ribbon with red poppies painted
thereon, making a most effective set
ting.
Miss Ruth F'rackelton will entertain
with cards informally next Tuesday
in honor of Miss Ruth Stiff of West
Twenty-seventh street, who has been
passing the winter in Los Angeles.
Miss Stiff is from Springfield, Mo, and
has been hostess at many motoring
parties this spring.
Mrs. H. Clay Breedon entertained
recently with a dinner in honor of
Mrs. T. b. Marshall, who leaves soon
for Europe,
Mrs. d. T. Setnan of Elden avenue
entertained with a bridge party yes
terday afternoon in honor of her mother
and sister, Mrs. L. b. Marshall and
Miss Marshall, who leave soon for Eu-
rope. The dining room was beautifully
decorated with pink sweet peas, the
living room in orange blossoms and
| the den in pink and white sweet peas
The prizes were won by Miss Semone
Ruch, Miss Emma Marmon. and the
guest prize was given to the guest of
honor. Those entertained were: Mrs.
j. V Coke, Mrs. S. c. Webb, Mrs. W.
II. Nelson, Mrs. G. X. Peoples, Mrs.
+. A, Vickery Mrs. A j. Sherer, Mrs.
T. b. Marshall and the Misses Zel1na
Dickson, Marie Schuman, Lille Olshau
sen, Arlie Tottenham, Olive Bennett,
Bertha Lowe, Clara Scott, Vergil Nc
I.
mon, Anna Bentley, Vera Atkinson,
Florence Judd, Beryl French, Ethel
Setman Mabel Fisher, Elizabeth Rich
ard Semone Ruch, Maud Adams, Lita
Crane, Gertrude Cornell, Louise Hou-
ser, Helen Updegrall and Helen
Thresher.
There will be a social gathering on
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. Clinton N. Sterry,
2632 Ellendale place, for the purpose of
organizing an auxiliary for the Bethle
hem institute.
Mrs. Arthur w. Kinney entertained
Friday and Saturday afternoons with
bridge whist parties. Eleven tables
were placed and the house was beauti-
full with masses of pink sweet peas
and Chatney roses in the reception
room and living room, and yellow roses
in the dining room.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Nc
Clean, 1912 Beacon street, to James A.
Merrill of Globe, Arfz., is announced,
the ceremony having taken place at
the residence of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. w. d. Landis. After a we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Lands will go
to Long Beach to live.
Mrs. Mary Farman of Providence, r.
l., entertained with a luncheon at
Levys Friday afternoon, taking her
guests to the matinee afterward. In
the party were Mrs. Leonard SERVER,
Mrs. George Doane, Mrs. Elmer Bar
ber, Mrs. Louis Stocks and Mrs.
George Foeld. The table was decorated
with pink sweet peas and the place
cards were pink flower sketches.
s.
Mrs. Leah ]. Seeley of 1915 Figueroa
street has returned from Mt. Pleasant,
Ia, where she was called by the death
of her mother Mrs. Robert Dinsmore
Mrs. Seeley and her daughter had con-
templated a trip abroad this summer
but have been obliged to give it up
for the present.
The Los Angeles Des Moines club
held its regular monthly meeting Tues
day, April -, in Swastica canyon, near
Sierra Madre, also accepting the invita-
tion of Col. A. B. Shaw, the president,
to visit his home at villa, which is
pretty settlement near the mouth of
the canyon. A carload Of men and
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