Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27
RY M. n. F. RRIpGHAM

A MONG the diverse and delightful
n affairs to which society folk are
- looking forward this week Is the
musicale with which Mrs. Philip Zobe-
lein and Miss Bessie Herbert Bart
lett viii entertain THURSDAY at Vista
del Mar, the Hollywood home OF Miss
Bartlett and for which $50 invitations
have been issued.
This musicale is the first of e. series
which these popular hostesses are
planning to give the first Thursday of
each month during the winter, when
their guests will be musicians and
people Interested in art. On each after
noon there will be program, and
tea is to be served, and the occasions
will be thoroughly informal.
The program for the October tea
Is to be furnished by Eugene holland.
a violinist who made his first appear
ance In Southern California with
Ellen Beach Yaw, and who will be
heard Thursday for the first time
since; Mrs. Fordyce Hunter, pianist,
and Heber Coleman. Miss Bartlett will,
read, with piano, violin and contralto
.obligato, Benberg's "Ballade du Deses-
'pere," done into English by Claude
Bryan of New York, personal friend
OF Miss Bartlett.
One of the events of the social week
was the formal announcement made
by Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bishop of West
Adams street of the betrothal of their
daughter, Miss Huston, and Edward
Bosbyshell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Bosbyshell of West Eleventh
street, the wedding to take place at
the family home of the bride and her
parents Wednesday,, October 20.
Miss Bishop is a rarely beautiful
woman, whose charming personality
and tact have won her friends by the
score, these graces being supplemented
by years of study abroad. The fortu-
nate groom-elect is q college man,
member of several fraternities and
prominent clubman. The marriage OF
these young people will unite two fami-
lies of prominence in both the social
and business life of the city.
Miss Bishop has chosen her wedding
attendants. who include her aunt, Mrs.
Burton Green, serving as matron OF
honor, and the Misses Irene Kelley,
Helen Wells, Katherine Mellus, Ruth
Sterry, Helen Bosbyshell.' sister of the
groom be, and Miss Mary Clark,
who Will assist as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Bosbyshell> will be attended by
Olin Wellborn, jr.
st. Paups pro-cathedral is to be the
scene Tuesday evening of one of the
important weddings of the early fall,
when Miss Pearl Vollmer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Vollner of Coro-
nado street, will become the bride of
William w. Mines.
The church service will be witnessed
by between five and six hundred in
vited guests, and afterward the family
and the bridal party will be enter
tanned at the Vollmer residence.
On their return from an extended trip
Mr.. Mines and his bride Will be at
home at the handsome Wiltshire bou-
levard home of the groom.
One of the pretty affairs of the week
was the tea which Miss Edna Peyton
gave at her home on Westlake avenue
Wednesday for the young women OF
her bridal party who are her house
guests.
charming of the several brides-to-be
who have chosen one of the approach
ing autumn days for her nuptials, was
assisted In her delightful hospitality
by Mrs. C. l.. Peck, Mrs. Gerald A.
Rule, Mrs. Herman Henneberger, Mrs.
w. r. Blackburn of Hollywood, Miss
Florence Avery, Miss Leola Alien
lard, Miss Mary Boardman of Holly
wood. Miss Gertrude King and the
Misses Mercedes and Marie Ellis.
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Miss LiliaS Ford was noStesS InuIS-
day evening at dinner given at the
home of her parents on Lake street
As farewell courtesy to Miss Mar
garet Miller, who left yesterday for
National Park seminary, where she
will attend school.
There were also covers for Miss Flor
ence Bartlett. Miss Sarah Bonner,
Messrs. Clark Bonner, Everett Bennett
and VIII Gibson.
Mrs. T. F. Carvell and daughter,
Miss Constance, accompanied by MISS
Callie Roster, have returned to Los
Angeles after year of travel in Eu-
rope.
Miss Sarah Clark, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Wesley Clark of Westmore-
land place, was one of the Los Angeles
girls leaving yesterday to attend school
in the east. Miss Clark, who gradu-
ated last summer from Marlborough
goes to Wellesley.
Complimentary to Miss Leila Hotter
hoff. who left Thursday for Europe,
and for her mother. Mrs. Godfrey
Holterhoff, jr., who accompanied her
as far as New York. James Slauson
entertained Monday night with box
party at the Belasco theater. other
guests were Godfrey Holterhoff, Jr.
Mrs. Grace Porter and Dr. Bertrand
Smith. After the performance a sup
per was served the party at Levy's.
A party of young women who left
Los Angeles yesterday ON the early
morning train for the east, EN- route
for National Park seminary, Included
Miss Agnes Hole, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiiletts j. Hole of West Sixth
street, Miss Sophia Kubach, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Kubach, 1901
South Alvarado street, a recent gradu-
ate of the Los Angeles high school;
Miss June Eskey, daughter of Mrs.
M. N. Eskey, 1923 Van Ness avenue,
and Miss Margaret Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore r. Miller of
900 Lake street. all of whom will be
students at National Park seminary
this winter.
Miss Lillian Moore. whose marriage
TO Leroy M. Edwards is to take place
at the home Of her parents, DIR. and |
Mrs. NJ. L. Moore, November 4, enter