Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
Society
Continued from Page Eighty

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Simon Maier, Miss M. Etchemandy
and Miss Clara c. Carver.
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Miss Nina Jones of the Potter, Santa
Barbara, has been passing the week
at the Hotel Van Nuys,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fryman of the
Hayward, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G.. Macfarland. passed the
weekend at the Hotel Virginia. Mrs.
Marie P. Smith of Hollywood is also
a guest of the Virginia
Mrs. H w. Hellman of South Hill
street and her two daughters, Mrs.
Louis Maurice Cole and Miss .Hellman,
have taken apartments at the Nir-
ginia for the summer.
Mrs. r. B. Newport of the Hart
mann apartments will entertain with
a bridge luncheon at the Mt Wash
ington hotel Tuesday, Covers will be
laid for sixty.
Assisting Mrs. Newport will be Mrs.
F. I. Barriam, Miss Helen King of
Ocean Park and Mrs. j. c. Kline.
Mrs Charles Howland of Harvard
boulevard has issued about fifty in
vitations for bridge luncheon May 90.
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Miss Juliette Borden and her father
k1u6ldSl bOFu6ll, Will leave lOI NEW
York en- route for Europe Tuesday
morning on the Santa Fe limited. They
will sail on the Kaiserine Augusta Vic
toria Saturday morning, May p.
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Mrs. Charles F. Duer entertained
the bridge club with a luncheon Tues
day afternoon at her home in Beacon
street.
Miss Louise Nixon Hill will give a
group of ballads in costume at the
Ebell club at Long Beach Monday af-
ternoon May 16
Mrs. Murray Warner of shinghai.
China, is in the city and is stopping
at the Elden apartments in Eden ave-
nue.. Mrs. Warner is a delegate from
the Woman's club of Shanghai.
Mrs. William Lacy will entertain
with a card party at her home in Will
shire boulevard Tuesday afternoon.
over 125 invitations have been issued.
Assisting Mrs. Lacy will be Miss
Florence Avery, Miss Edna Bradford,
Miss Edna Let's and Miss Gladys
Let's.
Mrs. Frank C. Goodin of Bonnie
Brae street entertain the Sunset Bridge
club with breakfast and an afternoon
Thursday afternoon.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with a profusion of spring flowers
and covers were laid for Mrs. Frank
Strong, Mrs. j. A. Frame, Mrs c. P.
Durant, Mrs. Benjamin McCourtland,
Mrs. F. c. Sharp, Mrs. William Spar
ris, Mrs. P. H. Brown, Mrs. William
A. Morehouse, Mrs. George Perkins
Mrs. James Worden and Mrs. Alfred
Gotter.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter J. Trask mo-
tored down to Coronado to pass the
weekend. They have made the trip
in their car several times this season
and are enthusiastic over the good
roads.
Miss Marian Macneil will accompany
her uncle, James S. Slauson to San
Francisco, to attend the graduation of
Keith Vosburg at the University of
California. Mr. Vosurg will leave for
New York on May 20, and will join
his mother there when they will sail
on the Cedric for England and motor
through England and Scotland. He
will enter the university at oxford this
fall.
TWenty-fourth street were among the
Los Angeles visitors at the Hotel Coro-
nado last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clements of
Twelfth street entertained with a lun-
cheon and package shower for Miss
Edythe Reed Thursday evening.
A dainty luncheon was served at
9 o'clock at small tables. The place
cards were in the shape of hearts with
little cupids painted on them. The
evening was passed in playing hearts,
the prizes were captured by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Clements, jr, Miss Carroll
Wymah and William Brown. The score
cards We're also in the shape of hearts
and cupids.
The house was beautifully decorated
in spring flowers. In the library deep
red roses and poppies with ferns We're
used with little hearts suspended
among them, here and. there. In the
dining room were white roses and
ferns with white wedding bells, while
in the drawing room little cupids and
dainty slippers were combined with
white roses and ferns.
In the packages were many pieces
of cut glass, china and silver Miss
Reed and Hylas Clements will be mar
ried quietly and the date has been
kept a secret from their friends. But
the secret will be out in a few days.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Clements, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Clements, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Lundquist
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dusenbury, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Outland Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sullivan, Mrs. w. F. LaWrey
Mrs. Katherine Love, Miss Lulu Brown,
Miss Carroll Wyman, Miss Hazel Du-
senbury. Miss Sophia Bente, Miss Fern
Blanding, Miss Pearl Blanding, Miss
Edythe Reed, Hylas Clements, w. B.
Brown, Dick Brown, DR.. A. S. Bliss,
Sam Allison and Spencer Davis.
Mrs. Matthew Addison Talen. who
was formerly Miss Charlotte Bailey of
Melrose avenue in Hollywood arrived
in Los Angeles Tuesday to pass two
months with her parents prior to re-
turning to her home at Fort LaWton,
Seattle. Her husband, Lieut. Matthew
Addison Talen, has been stationed in
the Philippines for the past year, but
has recently moved to Fort LaWton,
where they will make their home.
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A wedding OF much interest is that
of Miss Bessie Smith and Sidney Liv-
ingstone, which will be solemnized to-
day at the home of the brides parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs, James Smith of Twenty /
seventh street.
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Mrs. r. p. Smith Of 1903 Wilton place |
will entertain with a box party at the |
Orpheum Tuesday afternoon, May 10.
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Mrs. A. Gartz of Altadena is having
a series of art lectures at her home, /
given by Mrs Bingham of Chicago.
Mrs. c. Gilbert of Altadena will en-
fertain with a bridge luncheon ar her