Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-17
Society

NE OF the del1gnLIul dIlduS VI 10
cent date was a luncheon given
~ Saturday at the Lankershim by
Miss Anita Kelly of Ocean Park as
pre-nuptial courtesy to Miss Mabel
Mckenzie, whose engagement to A. H.
Kelly of Fresno, brother of Miss Anita,
was recently announced. The honors OF
the occasion were shared by two young
women from Seattle, Miss Charlotte
and Miss Jeanette Berry.
Following the luncheon the play was
enjoyed at the Auditorium.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. john
son, and John G. Lilies will take place
this afternoon at o'clock in the
Church of Our Lady of Loretto on
Union street.
Following the ceremony supper will
be served at the home of the bride s
parents on Bellevue avenue, and the
young people will leave for short
trip to San Diego On their return
they will reside at 2309 East First
street, where they will be at home after
December /.
One of the prettiest of the seasons
weddings was solemnized Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock in Woodman
hall on Mercantile place. when Miss
Esther Corenson, the charming daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ray Corenson of Sunset
boulevard, and Samuel Kaufman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kaufman. and
young business man of Los Angeles,
were united in marriage by Rabbi
Arndt
2 The bride was beautifully attired in
a directoire gown of white messaline
over taffeta and heavily trimmed with
French embroidery. Her attendants
were Miss Anna Kaufman sister of
| ~. TOnnpr Miss
Rose Laietski and Miss Sadie Gold
berg. Standing with the groom was A.
Corenson, brother of the bride. while
the duties of usher were performed by
Messrs. A Horowitz. Henry Thompson,
l.. Fl. Zuekerman. The hall was beau
tifulIy decorated for the occasion and
| the ceremony witnessed by a large
company of friends of this popular
young couple.
After an extended trip Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Kaufman will return to make
their home at 623 East Thirty-eighth
street. where they will be at home to
friends after December 81.
A jolly company, enjoying the Be
1asco performance after a dinner at
the Lankershim, Saturday evening, was
composed of Mrs e. c. Bennett Miss
Alice Tobey, Miss Wynette Bailey,
Miss Mary Currier Messrs. Ned Cur
rier, Ralph Ware, Jones' Dale Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drake Ruddy
entertained with an informal supper
Sunday evening at their home on Will
shire boulevard in compliment to Mrs.
Henry Wilson Hart of New York, who
is visiting old-time friends in Los An
geles.
Wade Hampton chapter United
Daughters of the Confederacy, are
planning the annual charity ball the
evening of December 1 at Kramer's.
Members of the chapter having the
matter in charge are Mesdames ]. M.
Black Queen, Elson Whitaker.
Miss Cora Wilson of South Boyle
| avenue was hostess Saturday afternoon
at a box party at the Belasco, given
in compliment to Miss Madge Ball,
fancee of E. J. Salyer.
Other guests who enjoyed the play
and later adjourned with the hostess
and guest of honor to Christopher's,
where tea was served included Mrs.
Warren Wilson, Mrs. p. G. Dorland,
Mrs. r. H. Mclean. Miss Helen Page,
Miss Cora Boettcher Miss Anderson,
Miss Mode, Miss Miriam Reynolds,
Miss Ethelwyn Reynolds, Miss McKin-
ley, Miss Margaret Pour, Miss Helena
Anthenes, Miss Adelaide Ball Miss Hor-
/
Luce Miss Lois Wilson and Miss Cora
Wilson.
Miss Jones is planning an affair in
January.
Los Angeles chapter, o. E, S., will
give the annual ball at Kramer's No
vember 49, All friends and members of
the chapter are invited.
Arrangements for the affair are in
the hands of committee composed of
Mrs. Julia Carl, Mrs. Opie Rice, Mrs.
J. A. Reid, DIR. and Mrs. A. K. Cham
bers, Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Ford.
s.
Mrs. J. J. McCardy of Washington,
D. c., was dinner hostess Sunday even
ing at the Hershey Arms, entertaining
for Mr. and Mrs. David Mccartney,
who recently returned from their we'd
ding trip to Europe.
In compliment to her sister, Miss
Rosie Lee Stewart, whose marriage
with p. C. Nellis is to take place this
month"; Mrs. G. e. Mullen of Church
street entertained Saturday afternoon.
Invited guests were Mesdames Birdie
Murphy, ]. Henry Stewart, Paul Stew
art. G. Walter Monroe, o. ]. Osborne,
W. A Kerley, Percy Clifford, Cecilia
Bryan, Dorothy Jasper, Stephen L.
| Turner, e. e. Greed, w. o. Huse, F.
l.. Morgan, and the Misses Anne Dop-
kins, Emma Robinson, Mary McPeak,
Elizabeth McPeak, Gene West, Irene
Stewart, Pearl Stewart. Blanche Stew
art, Carrie Brown, Edna Mode, Mae