Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
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BY THE oHATTERER


If we had words adequate to express
our thanks to L. e. Behymer for the
glorious treat he is giving us in the
opera, / am sure he would be satisfied
with our appreciation. When Mr.. Be
hymer told us that he would give us
Opera" Q speak meaningly) for one
dollar we were too polite to show our
incredulity, but we thought it never
theless. However, we are waking UP
to the fact that he and Mr.. Bevam
have given us a. great treat as well as
good opera. The result is manifest
when standing Room Only greets
those who have not been fortunate
enough to secure seats in advance, and
packed houses are seen at each per
Torrance. 1 am told of many box
parties which are being planned for the
next two weeks, and the fact that two
Los Angeles yoUng women, Miss Mar
garet Jarman and Miss Helen New
combe, are both in the cast has added
to the interest of the audiences.
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The months of November and Decem-
her will be unusually gay ones this
winter. Already invitations are pour
ing in announcing debuts and gay DO
ings. The subscription dance between
Christmas and New Years will be one
of the most brilliant ever given here.
The Bachelors are seriously talking
about a grande bal in the holidays,
but have not really decided as yet. At
least so one of the most prominent OF
the young men told me a few days ago.
This past week has been busy one for
the younger set. Every day had a
luncheon, tea. dinner or theater party
on the schedule, and some days two or
three. The older set had two recep-
tionS and many smaller affairs which
were not mentioned. In talking over
the affair for the Children's hospital |
am told booths will be placed in all
the larger stores, lobbies of the differ
ent theaters ard tine various clubs, at
which the society women will preside,
to take tn donations OF the many SYM
pathizing friends of the little ones who
are so much in need of their assist
ance Mrs. Albert Crutcher is the
president of the board and other mem
bers include Mrs. William T. John
stone. Mrs. N. B. Blackstone, Mrs
Frank Burnett, Mrs. C. C. Carpenter
Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. E. 7. Earl,
Mrs. Eeslay Clark, Mrs. B. l.. Hard
ing, Mrs. James Mcbride Cockins, Mrs.
Walter Clark, Mrs. Hancock Banning,
Mrs. John T. Jones, Mrs. G. G. Hutch
inson, Mrs. Murray Langmuir, Mrs. r.
Wernigk, Mrs. r. P. McJohnston, Mrs.
Charles Monroe, Mrs. Cosmos Morgan,
Mrs. A. l.. Marlowe, Mrs. j. r. New
berry Mrs. T. +. Newlin, Mrs. II. B.
Rollins. Mrs. Spencer II. Smith, Mrs.
Willard Stimson and Mrs. Charles d.
Vlele.
The George Junior Republic section of
the Eschscholtzia chapter of the d. A.
r. will entertain with a benefit con-
cert Tuesday evening, November IS, at
the Woman's club house in South FL
gueroa street. 1t will be quite soci-
ETY. function. and all efforts are being
used to make it a wonderful success.
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Guiding Senor Augustine Calvo, basso;
Mrs. Robert Wankowski, soprano; Mrs.
Estelle Heartt-Dreyfus, contralto; Fred
Ellis, baritone; Axel Simonson, 'cel-
list, with Mrs. Judson Davis at the pi-
ano. The principal object of this con-
cert is to provide funds whereby the
boys may De paid for their work and
enable them to buy the necessary
clothing for the winter, and it seems
to me most worthy object; and there
is also plan on foot to build work.
shop to fit them with visible means
of support" when they shall have left
the home. The concerb is in charge of
Mrs S. A. Kendall of 905 South Alva-
rado street.
The hostesses for the subscription
dances this winter will include twelve
of the most prominent entertainers of
the social set. They are Mrs. Alfred
Ernest Bryant, Mrs. Walter Scott New
hall. Mrs. Edwin T. Earl, Mrs. George
]. Denis, Mrs. Michael Connell, Mrs.
Hancock Banning, Mrs Granville Mac
Gowan, Mrs. Allan Balch, Mrs. VIII
liam May Garland and Mrs. Walter
Jarvis Barlow
Mrs. Mary Wilcox LOngstreet will
entertain with a dinner party Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. God
frey Holterhoff of West Adams street
who have recently returned from a
summer travelling abroad.
Mrs. Randolph Miner of West Ad-
ans street will entertain with a tea
at the California club Wednesday aft
ernoon. November g. in honor of Mrs.
John William Dwight of Washington
who is the house guest of her mother,
Mrs. Emmeline Childs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. BoWles of
e61 Arapahoe street have issued invi-
tations for an evening Tuesday, No
vember 8.
Mrs. Carl Doran of South Vermont
avenue will entertain with bridge
luncheon, November II.
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Mrs. Melville Morton Johnston and
-. 1a,,o1,+o, Mrs CurfiSS Williams.