Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

Peyke, Miss Blanche Ruby, Miss Alice
Johnson, Miss Frances St John, Miss
Louise Nixon Hill, Miss Lillian Carl
ton, Miss Deminze and Mr.. Elmer
Marsh, a well known pianist.
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Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Abramson of
Romeo street are entertaining a party
of eastern friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horance Chase and Miss Madeline
Chase of Plattsville, Wis, and Mrs.
Gustavus Toeves of Lindsburg, Kans.
Mrs. Abramson was hostess Thursday
afternoon for members of the Har-
monia club.
Mrs. Charles Byrne McCollum of
West Twentieth street entertained
Friday afternoon. complmenting Mrs.
3. A. Hamilton of Twin Falls, Idaho,
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Robert Atkinson of Edgecliffe drive,
and also Mrs. Theodore a. Johnson,
in Cimarron street
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A benefit entertainment to be given
April at the Majestic for Mckinley
home by the Egan Dramatic school is
arousing widespread interest, and the
following women have promised TO act
as patrOnesses: Mrs. l. n. Van Nuys,
Mrs. J. Ross Clark, Mrs. Frank w.
King. Mrs. Lyman Farwell, Mrs. Felix
c. Howes, Mrs. Willets j. Hole, Mrs
Robert Marsh, Mrs. e. L. Doheny,
Mrs. II. c. Breeder, Mrs. r. J. Wa
tiers. Mrs Harry Chandler. Mrs. Ar
thur Let's, Mrs. c. b. Nichols. Mrs
F., S. Rowley, Mrs. E. w. Gilmore,
Mrs, w. W. Neuer, Mrs. G. A. Brock
Mrs. II. w. Frank, Mrs. Valentine Pey-
ton, Mrs. M. H. Whittier, Mrs. Will
liam Lacy, Mrs. II. S. Hurlburt, Mrs.
W. S. James, Mrs. l.. A. Gould, Mrs.
Z. a. Wallis, Mrs. j. S. Pullar, Mrs.
Florence Collins Porter, Mrs. w. c.
Davenport, Mrs. Abner Ross, Mrs. G..
A. Bobrick, Mrs. H. w. Keller, Mrs.
Arthur Halves, Mrs. ]. H. McCulloch,
Mrs. G.. e. Harpham. Mrs. w. w.
circuit, Mrs. d. f. Luther, Mrs. c. r.
Payne, Mrs. A. c. Potter, Mrs. A. ].
Probst, Mrs. Hugh Harrison. Mrs.
Emma Drew, Mrs. H. L. Yerger, Mrs.
John r. Haynes, Mrs. Norman Bridge,
Mrs. o. T. Johnson, Mrs. C. II. Nc
Kevett, Mrs. Clara w. Cries, Mrs. Gail
B. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Wier Mrs.
]. NJ. Danziger, Miss Caroline Garfield.
Three One-act plays will be presented,
1.-THE Awakening of Lady Sybil"
(Sudermann), "'Op'o-me Thumb"
made famous by Maud Adams, and
society play, 1.-THE Far Away Princess"
Thirty students are cast for the three
plays.
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Los Angeles alliance Of Delta Delta
Delta sorority entertained visiting Tri
Deltas at luncheon Saturday at the
Lankershim. Those present We're Mrs.
John J. Abramson, Mrs F. p. Phil
lips, Mrs. a. L. Soule, Mrs. Theodore
Decker, Mrs. H. NJ. Dale, Mrs. Leroy
Lowman, Mrs. Wesley Barr and Mrs.
r. c. Northcross of orange; Miss Clara
Bergman, Miss Beulah Wright, Miss
Louise Johnston, Miss Courtenay John
stOn, Miss Lena Mae SouthwOrth,
Miss Martha Cilker Miss Florence
Dodge, Miss Edith Morgan of Duarte,
Miss Gertrude Ticknor, Miss Rose
Scott of Redlands, Miss Harriet Ar
mold and Miss Marion Nose of Gales
burg, Ill; Miss Maud Scott, Miss Bon
ma Hartman, Miss Mildred Kingsbury,
Miss Hope Hess. Miss Winifred
Chadwick, Miss Lulu Stockwel, Miss
Fay Tunison, Miss Cornelia Mott Of
Redlands, Miss Lottie Wilcox, Miss
Hope Ainley of Monrovia and Mrs.
Robert Porter of Salt Lake city.
s.
Mrs. H c. Jones entertained Kah-
ler's American Ladies orchestra at her
bungalow, Leighton avenue, Wednes-
day. After selections by the orchestra
refreshments were served ana llle re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
dancing.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs L.
T. Cummings, Mrs. L. E. Sayre, Miss
Corinne Clement, Miss Alice Flicken-
ger Miss Eunice Wuerz, Miss Helen
Tyler, Miss Ida Sipple, Miss Patricia
Campbell Miss Laura McProud, Miss
Fay Thompson, Miss Neva Sayre, Miss
Myrtis McCarty, Miss Helen Aitken,
Miss Goldie Rogers, Miss Irene Buck,
Messrs. William L. Kohler, L. Z. Shep-
ard E. Percy Tyler, Ralph r. James,
p. z. Aitken and George Storkoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Nelson, Mrs
T. F. Underhill and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bruce left Los Angeles yester-
day on a three months absence in
Japan China and the Philippines,
Mrs. Nicholas Rice is entertaining
friends Easter Sunday, when at
o'clock little Ceste daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Harmon Rice, will formally
receive at the christening font her
name, which is also that Of her mother,
and belonged to Mr.. Rice's mother.
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Nine. Trausde1, who is in New York
for a month, is expected to return early
in April.
AT HOME ON HARTFORD AVE.