Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-26

Duncan will be at home to their friends
in Long Beach, where they will reside.
=
Mrs. George Goldsmith entertained
with progressive floral bridge party
at her home i'm Westmoreland avenue
yesterday afternoon The decorations
were In yellow and brown and carried
out n Japanese effect. on each table
was a square of bronze brocade, and
the prizes were dainty baskets of pink
sweet peas and maidenhair ferns and
Japanese plants in 1ardiniers. Mrs.
Goldsmith will preside at another
charming affair tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mary Lindley entertained with
a dancing party at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Lindley,
in Menlo avenue last evening. Miss
Grace Rowley the seasons most pop
uIar bride-elcct was the honored guest.
The spacious gardens were enclosed
with canvas, which was frightened
with tapas cloth from the Samoa is
lands Bamboo was used effectively
in the decorations, while electric lights
enclosed in Japanese lanterns gave
soft light over the merry scene. In the
large front parlors pale PINK sweet
meas were combined with ferns. In the
dining room the color scheme was
Green and white and was carried odt
with white sweet peas and FERNS. In
the library Scotch heather was used In
nrofusien. Miss Rowley and the bridal
party were the guests at dinner earlier
in the evening.
" IS
Mrs. lie Roy Daniels of Malvine aVo-
nue. entertained with miscellaneous
shower yesterday afternoon In honor Oh
Mamie Iuentzel, whose engagement 10
craig c. Horton was recently an
nounced. The decorations were OF pale
pink carnations. and pink ribbons were
susnended from the chandeliers ana
onded in large bows at the corners of
the tables where whist was played. Inc
nrizes were water color pictures ana
q wicker basket, and were captured by
Mrs Florence Booker, MISS MAMIE
Luce and Miss Hortence Barnnart
Jones. The other guests We're MISS
Frances Wartell, Miss Frleda Luuer
man. Mrs. George Hand, Mrs. Burell
Holmes. Miss lara Anderson, Mrs. j.
A. Kieross, Miss Margaret Seamore'
Mrs Rose NettIeton, Mrs. Augusta
Gloves and 11rs Burell Holmes, ST.
f.
Mrs. w. T. Miner will entertain the
Coterie Whist club at her home in
Cramercv place this afternoon. The
guests will be Mrs. l.. c. Wilson, Mrs.
r. C. Hunter, Mrs. A. S. Abbott, Mrs.
G. Cridle, Mrs. e. Palmer, Mrs E. S.
Budreau, Mrs. Ashton A Wells, Mrs.
TT. Il. Armour, Mrs. G. M. Hitchcock,
Mrs Humphrey Taylor. Mrs. Millard
Fillmore, Mrs. George e. Rector, Mrs.
d. D. Norton, Mrs. A w. Remnitz, Mrs.
j. T. Martin and Mrs. Alice Reilley
Miss Florence Cronkhite, whose en-
gagement to Dallace Jones was an
nounced recently. has chosen June 10
for her wedding day. Her sister, Miss
Bessie Cronkhite, will be the maid of
honor and Rowland Kerns will assist
Mr.. Jones as best man. The wedding
music will be in charge of Miss lone
Ditch.
Mrs. e. w. Forgy of Ardmore street
will entertain with a bridge luncheon
this afternoon. Fifty invitations have
been responded to.
s.
Miss Mabel Murray will entertain
with a china shower in honor of Miss
Rose Cunningham at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray,
in Carondelet street this afternoon. The
guests will be members OF the class
with which Miss Cunningham gradu-
ated from st. Mary's academy last
year. Miss Cunningham and Mr. Muir
ray have decided upon June Is as the
date of their wedding and have chosen
Miss Cunningham's sister, Miss Mary
Cunningham, as maid of honor and
Mr.. Murrays sister, Miss Mabel Muir
ray, as bridesmaid. Edward Murray,
the bridegroom's brother, will be the
best man and George Howard and Dan
iel Cunningham have been chosen for
the ushers.
=
Mrs. Arthur Smith of the Navarro
apartments will be at home informally
this afternoon from to 6.
s.
Mrs. Walter Wren of West Seventh
street has issued invitations for a
bridge luncheon for Wednesday after
noon, June /.
Mrs. Anthony Eugene Halsey enter
taitned with a bridge tea yesterday af-
ternoon at her new home, 1902 Maren-
go avenue, Oneota Park. The house
was beautifully decorated with scarlet
carnations and a profusion of green
The prizes were won by Mrs David
Barmore, Mrs. David Vail, Mrs. e. H.
Barmore and Mrs. George P. Thresher.
Covers were laid for twenty-five.