Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-04
IN SOCIETY.


and Miss Alva w. Stephens took place
at the home. of the bride on Wednesday
afternoon, July 1st. Only the relatives
and intimate friends of the contracting
parties were present. Much taste was
displayed in the floral decorations of the
parlor, where beautiful blossoms and
delicate foliage were arranged in artistic
groups. Dr.. .Hutchins read the marriage
service in an impressive manner. A
large number of costly and elegant pres
ents were sent to the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left for Coronado
during the afternoon and will remain a
few days, when they will return and re-
side at the Argyle.
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Last Thursday evening Miss Katie
Hughes, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D.
Hughes, was united in marriage at the
family residence, 843 Hemlock street, to
Mr.. B. T. Hicks of Tuscon, Arizona.
Mr.. J. H. Humphreys and Miss May
Hughes, cousin and sister of the bride,
acted respectively as groomsman and
bridesmaid. The bride looked very
pretty in dress of fawn colored silk,
while the bridesmaid was charmingly
attired in dress of old rose color. The
ceremony was performed by the bride S
father in very impressive manner. At
ter the nuptial knot was securely tied
and the happy couple had received the
congratulations of all present, the COM
pany sat down to an elegant wedding
supper, after which the time was pleas
antly spent until a late hour in social
converse enlivened with music.
The wedding presents were all very
appropriate and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks will leave for
Tucson, their future home, in a few
days, followed by the best wishes of all
who know them, for long life of happi-
ness and prosperity.
The following were present. Rev. and
Mrs. d. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones,
Misses Dassah Thomas, Linnie Morgan
Edna Parker, the Misses Hughes, Bessie
Bell, Mary Jones, Catherine Evans,
Annie Fay, Ethel and Florence Rees,
and Messrs. w. T. Pugh, S. Evans, w.
Llewellyn, J. S. Evans, E. B. Thomas,
]. Fl. Humphreys, j. Mills Davies, J..
III. Davies.
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The Boyle Heights Chautauqua circle
closed it's years work last Tuesday even
ing with banquet given in its honor by
Mr.. and Mrs. Southworth at their pleas
ant home on Mucilage Hill. The discus
sion of the lessons, recitations, vocal
and instrumental music occupied the
first hour Of the evening, and then the
main feature, the banquet, took place,
followed by toasts. Our Circle, respond
ed to by Mrs. Rose Mcclure; Our
Guests, DR.. J. M. McComas; Our Mag
azine, Mrs. Furgerson; Our Lords and
Masters, Mrs. DR.. Murphy Our Better
Halves, Mr.. Will Hudson Our Presi-
dent, Miss Florence Variel; Our Hostess
and Host Tin rhyme), Mrs. E. A. Law
renee. The entertainment, as are all
the entertainments of this jolly circle,
was enjoyable and full OF enthusiasm.
Although it is not generally the custom
OF good Chautauquans to dance, this
circle ended the evenings festivities
with dancing, which was heartily enjoy
ed by the younger members especially.
Joe Kapus and J. w. Walters, the
dashing young dudes of the Southern
Pacific ticket office, left yesterday for
Stockton, incidentally to take in the
bicycle races, but in the expectation of
capturing the hearts of the bellies of the
Slough city.
R. M. Dodsworth is expected home
from Yale next week. The young An
gelef1o quite recently graduated at the
famous university.
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IF. Langtri, Joe Woodworth, G. E.
DeCamp and A. A. Adams leave today
for yachting trip to Catalina on the
Rambler.
Misses Jenkins, Miss Hutton, Miss
Grace Stevens and Miss Beckwith will
spend the Fourth at Santa Monica.
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Mr.. William Foss and family are oc-
cupying cottage at Santa Monica for
the season.
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w. r. Burke and family will spend
the entire summer at the Redondo no.
tel.
PROF. D. MoRGENsTERN, chiropodist and
manicure, 23O $. Main street, upstairs
Gardner & Cortelyou have full line of
fireworks iO4 Spring street.
BORN.