Warine Hope Lockwood

Misses Burckhardt Surprised A very agreeable surprise party was I given October 28 In honor of Misses Lillian and Margaret Burckhardt at the home of their sister, Mrs. Demotia, at 507 Maple avenue, by Messrs. George Bradford, Edgar Creber and Fred Duncan. The evening was very pleasantly spent wtth games and music. In "The Study of the Penny," the first prises were won by Margaret Burckhardt and Florence Jay. The consolations went to Miss Grace Rogers and J. L. Pike. Refreshments were served at Mrs. Creber's, at 222 Bast Fifth street, where the parlors and dining-room were beautifully decorated In pink and green and red and green with chrysanthemums and potted plants. Among those present were: Misses Grace and Edith Rogers, Helen and Elsie Lohse, Iva Burgess, Lillian Md Warine Bradford. Elisabeth Duncan, Roy Salyer, A. Bell, Joe Flschbeck, H. Domlny. Clarence Jay, A 1 Blsbey. Edgar Creber, George Bradford, Bertie Grlswold and Earle. P. Demond. Los Angeles Herald 4th November 1902.