Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-25
IN SOCIETY.

AT OF. Idul EplsCOpdl CuuIcu, YES
terday evening at 7:30 pm, Mr.. Ber-
nard G. Voigt and Miss Helen Maud
Clarke were made husband and wife. A
host of the friends of the young couple
were seated in the sanctuary, when the
organ began to peal forth the the we'd
ding march, announcing the arrival of
the bridal party, Preceded by Miss
Gertrude Finney, the maid OF honor, the
bride, leaning on the arm of her father,
Mr.. w. w. Clarke, was conducted to
the chancel, where she was met bv the
groom and the best man, Mr.. Watts
Clarke, the brides brother. The Rev.
Mr.. Bugbee performed the ceremony
which united them in the holy bonds OF
matrimony. The bride made charm
ing appearance in her cream silk gown,
en- train, with veil and orange blossoms.
Messrs. Perkins, Noble and Whitelaw,
of Los Angeles, and Mr.. Storrs, of Po-
mona, acted as ushers. After the cere-
mony The happy couple repaired to the
residence of the brides parents where
a reception was given to the relatives
and immediate friends. The many
beautiful and valuable presents received,
attested the esteem is which the young
couple are held. Mr.. and Mrs. Voigt
will be at home to their friends at 329
E. Sixth street for the next three days.
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Mrs. j. 7. Jones, at her residence on
the corner of Main and Fifteenth streets,
assisted by her sister, Mrs. T. J. Flem-
ing, entertained number of friends
yesterday afternoon. The pastime was
target shooting, for which prizes were
of f0r hn oh x,1 L. ok
Miss Nellie Frankenfeld won the first
shaped like miners shovel, the handle
bearing a bear in relief. Miss Jennie
Frankenfield won the BOBBY prize, which
was, very appropriately, target and
parlor air pistol.
The refreshments were dainty and de-
licious, and were beautifully served.
| The guests were:
Mrs. I. J. Fleming, Mrs. J.. T. Jones,
Mrs. j. III. Cole, Mrs. Walter Cosby,
Mrs. Otheman Stevens, Mrs. M. q. Will
lard, Mrs. Percy Ross, Mrs. Lee Wick
cry, Miss Forman, Miss Mcclellan OF
Seattle, Miss Carsie Wadilove, Miss
Klokke, Misses Houghton, Misses Bug
bee, Misses Miles, Miss Yocum, Miss
Bentley of Kansas City, Miss Louise
Jones, Miss Mary Eustis of Boston. Miss
Dewey, Misses Frankenfeld, Misses
Strohn.
George and Henry Frank, of South
Alameda street, celebrated the advent
of birthday on Monday evening, by
entertaining a host of their friends.
Among those who enjoyed the hospital
| ity of the family were the following j:
Da
Amelia Dohs. Effie Strafford, Therese
Burkhardt, Alice Kean, Annie Kean,
Maud Craft, Hattie Craft, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoenbaum, Mrs. Jennie Hicks, Mrs.
Sarah Carson, Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs.
Lille Franck, Messrs. George w. Darby,
Jerry Moody, Joe Burkhardt, Frank
Burkhardt, w. B. Davis, George Held,
! John Kean, Jack Walker, Earnest Wise,
Lawrence Butler, Tony Bann, John
Carson and Ralph Craw.
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A party and dance was given last Mon
day evening in the West End hall, to
celebrate Washington's birthday. The
affair was participated in by residents OF
the West End, and very enjoyable
time was had. Among those present
were: The Misses Buckingham, King,
Maxwell, Schramm, Dolson, Shaw,
Thompson. Mepham, Kiger, Jemary,
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Dolson, and
Messrs. Tanning, Brown, Fitch, Kuntz,
Bratt, shipley. Bell, Potts, Tracey, Will
lard, Hawvichorst, Mackenzie, Mepham
Miller and Mulrane.
A jolly coaching party, with a skin
hand, spent Washington's birthday
picnicking in Eaton cafion. Those com
posing the party were the Misses Little
Ohio; Lena Forester, Alice Baker
Scranton, Pa. Haverman, Edna Belts
Hynes, Crawford, st. Louis Innes, Mrs
Veazie and Messrs. F. l.. Forester, L.
d. Sale, Harry Veazie, Blake, Will L.
Teale, al. G. Bundrum, r. T. Coulter
II. G. Hall, F. II. Sufel.
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George w. Hammel, the postmaste
of Gladstone, was married on Washing
toms birthday to Miss Mary G. Ames
the charming and accomplished daugh
ter of Don Alonzo Ames of Azusa. Mr.
Hammel is the brother of popular Billy
Hammel of the district attorneys Office
and brother-in-law of George Gard.
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G. e. Graham and Miss Rebecca Hern
don were recently united in marriage b.
the Rev. DIR. Campbell. Mr.. Graham
we'll known in Los Angeles, being tn
popular travelling salesman for Payot
Upham, of San Francisco. The youn
couple are spending the honeymoon il
Santa Cruz.
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A social gathering took place at tn
residence Of Miss @. r. Smith at Yves
Second street on Tuesday evening, il
entertainment Of Miss Mary Pillet an
DR.. A. w. Dunton. An agreeable even
ing was spent and wound up with a
earthquake at IL IA p. m.
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The enQaQamant of Miss Ruth Widne