Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-20

brother and Messrs. Ray h. DoWner
and Floyd Hadley served as ushers =,
Music was furnished by Arthur ana
Flora Steel, special friends OF the
bride. Following the ceremony a Tor
NAL supper was served covers being
laid for eightyhve, and there was
dancing later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp will reside at 6
Verona terrace, Venice. where they Will
be at home to friends after January 1.
The young people were remembered
with many beautiful gifts. among
which were a substantial check from
the grooms parents, dining-room set
and other pieces of furniture and many
articles in solid silver and cut glass.
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The annual Christmas dance Of the
Xopeia club, given at the Ebell club
Wednesday evening was most en-
joyable affair and was enjoyed by fifty
couples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cowan, the latter
formerly Miss Adele Brodbeck, have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home to their friends at 3113
Wiltshire boulevard.
II
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton C. Douglas,
who were married at the Alexandra
about a year ago, and have since re-
sided in san Mateo. where Mr.. Douglas
managed Hotel Peninsular, have come
to Los Angeles to reside and are tenn
porarily at the James apartments. at
943 South Hill street. Mrs Douglas
will be remembered by many friends as
Miss Ella Reed OF Chillicothe, ONO.
Col. and Mrs. Freeman G. Teed. who
have been east for the past few years,
have returned to Los Angeles to reside
and are at Schermerhorn Inn. 942 Pot
ter Park avenue Mrs Teed was called
east by the illness and subsequent
death Of her mother and father. Bacon
]. Schroeder, brother of Mrs. Teed, Is
here for the winter for his health.
s.
Miss De Laguna and Miss Vance of
the Westlake school for girls enter
tanned with a Christmas party Thurs
day evening. the affair being compIl-
mentary to the young women borders
Music was provided by Stamm's or
chestra.
Young women of the school who at
tended were Misses May Armstrong
Lillian Rand Marguerite Gosse. Ruth
Rivers. Josephine Lacey, Leigh Whltte-
more. Ileen Bulls. Marion Judah, Edith
Hutchinson, Edith Engelh9rd. Jesma
Robson, Roe Armstrong, Lillius Ford.
Eleanor Richards. Ada Potts. Winifred
Maxon Margery Hibbs. Elizabeth Wat
kins. Elizabeth Harrison, Gertrude
Hards, Margaret Hobson, Marjorie Bas-
table, katherine Edison, Louise Claw
son, Margie Post, Lois Baker, Neya
Rooms. Dorothy Knight, Rachel Har-
per. Nina Scipio, Reed Lewis, Marjorie
Lee, Myrtle Grow. Esther Anderson
and Dorothy Merrill.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. William Erie DoplSins'
who were married at the home of the
bride at CORTLAND Cal, about three
4 r.Va mo L home
in Berkeley, where the groom Is estab-
Iished In business, are in Los Angeles
for the Christmas holidays, the guests
of Mr.. Dopkins' father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dopkins of Bonnie
Brae. Mrs. Dopkins will be remem-
bered by Los Angeles friends as MISS
Ethel Condor.
Miss Hazel d. Law entertained
Wednesday evening with a merry
birthday party, for which the color
scheme was red and green, carnations
and ferns being the decorations. Many
interesting games were played during
the evening, prizes being captured by
Miss Gladys Hunter and Walter
Huntington. Miss Law was the re-
cipient of many beautiful gifts and
flowers. Dainty refreshments were
served in the dining ROOM Those pres
ent were: Misses Marguerite Ander-
son, Lucille McGeary, Viola Edwards,
Verna Wilson and Gladys Hunters;
Messrs. Harry Muck, John l. Richard
son, Leon Murdoch, Frank B. Shallish
and Walter Huntington.
The home of Miss Amanda Mathews,
on East Avenue 60, was the scene of
a charming wedding Thursday night,
when relatives and former classmates
assembled to witness the marriage of
Miss Jessie Imlach and James Gray
Garth. The young people first met two
years ago, when Miss Imlach was at
tending the Dobinson school. and
after her graduation she returned to
her home in Canada, where she has
been teaching.
Miss ImIach was attended by Miss
Lorraine Caldwell and the young women
of the class of '06; the groom by Earl
Haney the ceremony, beautiful and
Impressive, being conducted by Rev.
Hugh X. Walker, ID. d. The bride