Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Society

But the one for me is the one who will
when everything goes wrong
for the test Of the heart is trouble.
And that always comes with the years.
But the smile that Is worth
All the praise Of tho earth,
Is the smile that smiles through tears"
An event Of unusual interest to Los
Angeles younger set will be the mar
riage early next week Of Edward Dean
Lyman, Stanford '04, and Miss Eva
Wheeler, also graduate of the same
The affair will take place
at the Church of the Unity wednesday
next. Miss Mercedes de Luna will be
the maid of honor and the Misses Flor
ence Hopper, Kate Gridley. Mary
Barnes, and May Kimball will serve as
bridesmaids. The ushers are all men-
bers of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Greek
letter fraternity, of which Mr.. Lyman
is a member. They are Wesley Croth-
ers, Harry flanagan, Ray Barnett and
Arthur Stanley Granger George Ly-
man. brother of the groom. and also
an S. A. E., is to be the best man. A
number of pretty affairs have been
given and are being planned for Miss
Wheeler. Yesterday Miss Nan Vickers
was hostess at a delightful little
luncheon, while last night Wesley
Crothers gave a box party at the Ma
son. Monday night at the Angelus
George Lyman viii give a dinner, and
Tuesday Miss de Luna will give a
luncheon at her home, 1858 Westlake
eSenue. The bride is a member of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and
number of the Stanford chapter will
be present at the wedding. Miss For
man has been chosen to do the deco
rating and Mr.. Colby will preside at
the organ.
Miss e. c.. McCullogh of 2716 South
Grand avenue will leave on Wednes-
day. April 5, for an extended trip
abroad.
The Oakland Tribune says: "Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Dozier are the happy pa
rents of a little daughter, born Tues
day morning. Mrs. Dozier was for
merly Miss Elizabeth Kinsey, and Mrs.
C. w. Kinsey is with her daughter
now at her home at Long Beach"
A recent dispatch from Washington
contains the following: Secretary
Morton's family would like to be con-
sidered a part Of the Washington upper
ten, but this ambition probably will
never be realized. The Mortons have
never been on the visiting list of Mrs.
Potter Palmer in Chicago which is the
test usually applied for people coming
from that CITY," Inasmuch as Paul
member OF the presidents cabinet, he
occupies the highest social position in
the United States without exception,
whether he is on anybody's calling list
or not. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt is the
the first lady Of the land, and the cabi-
net officers wives come next, which
places them in the enviable position of
ranking higher socially than any of
the social leaders of other cities, fact
which Mrs. Potter Palmer and others
are obliged to accept.
But Secretary Morton is to the man.
ner born. His father, J. Sterling Nor
ton, was also member of the cabinet,
was invaluable in his knowledge of
agriculture and was the originator of
Arbor day, having installed the first
tree planting ceremonies some years
ago.
Washington society is led by the |
diplomatic corps. To be sure there
are many old and exclusive families
there, but those who care for society
at all depend almost entirely on the |
functions given by the wives Of the |
cabinet members.
Friends of the popular Miss Evah
Metcalf, who was the guest of Mrs,
Erasmus Wilson and is now visiting
Mrs. Spofford of Pasadena, have pre-
vailed on her to stay a few weeks. |
Miss Metcalf has made many friends |
here and 1t Is said a popular bachelors
heart Is involved seriously.
A. l.. Burbank and e. V. Baker en- !
bCh NoAhSO JCSbCkudy q lHelr
eastern friends, who have been spend |
ing the winter in Southern California, |
with trip to the various beaches. The
private car Mermaid" conveyed the
party to Hermosa Beach, where, after
spending some time, a return was
made to Playa del Rey and luncheon
was served. Trips on the lagoon in
gasoline launches added to the pleas
ure Of the occasion. The return to the
city was made through Venice and
Ocean Park. The guests were: Mr. !
and Mrs Nathan Kenyon OF Ionia,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Doland of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Burbank, Mrs.
Robert Haynes, Mrs. Ida H. Millard.
Mrs. Witcher. Mrs. Campbell, Miss
Burbank, Miss Sue Kenyon, Miss Ger
trude Millard Miss Helen Gridley, Miss
Grace Burbank, e. V. Baker, Spencer
Millard, Henry Burbank, Robert
Haynes, jr., and r. e. Burbank.
M, ana Are uarrxy To ocIr;ns a,,+ar