Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Society

OF interest TO q Wlue ClIClS VI II tSAiuS
viii be the marriage of Miss Elsa t'uhr-
az daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Fllhrer of South Flower street, ana
Frank r. Duquette, a young business
man of Los Angeles who came a little
over a year ago from Mendon, Mich.
The marriage, which will be solem-
nized tomorrow at noon in st. Nbiana' 5
cathedral, is to be witnessed only py y
few relatives and close friends, and Will
be followed by luncheon at the Flow
er street studio. The bride, who VIII
he unattended, has chosen white mesSa-
line satin for her wedding gown, with
which she will wear the conventional
long tulle veil.
The young people are leaving tomor
rom evening on the Owl for Oakland
and San Francisco, and on their return
will he at home at the Melrose, where
thew will receive their friends after
November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton, who
have recently returned to Los Angeles
for the winter and are established at
1sa9 orange street entertained the
evening of October 4 with dinner
given in compliment to Mrs. Hamil-
fonts mother, Mrs. Jennie Kenpton,
whose birthday anniversary fell on
that date.
Mrs. Kempton has recently returned
from a visit Of three months IN the east
and is at 1925 West Eighth street. Both
women will have the first Fridays
A quiet wedding solemnized at Uni
versity church the evening CT OCTOBER
Ia united Mrs. Elizabeth BENIN ana
Adam M. Neece, Rev. Mr.. Inwood or
floating.
Mr.. Neece is well known throughout
the state. He came to California IN
plains, trip lasting four montns. ne
was formerly "a resident of Mendoclno
county.
Prominent among the many interest
ing weddings of the fall Will oe tnat
of Miss Lillian Moore, daughter OF Dr'
and Mrs. M. l.. Moore of South Ava
RADIO street, and Leroy Mallory Ed
wards, which is to take place at the
family home of the bride.
Miss Moore, who is one of the most
attractive and popular of the brides TO
be, and is the recipient of much atten-
ton from her girlhood friends, mas
chosen her bridal party.
Mrs. C. L. Peck will be matron of
honor. and Miss Helen Macleish is to
be maid of honor. Miss Dollie Macleish,
Miss Jessie Morgan, Miss Grace Beck
with and Miss Florence Pollard Will
also serve as bridesmaids.
James Gibson will stand with the
groom, and Messrs. Curtis Mansfield,
Chester Moore, Willard Lyons, Walter
Kelley and Reginald Peck will usher
s.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards gave
one of the most delightful affairs OF
the week at her home on Western ave-
nue. Yesterday afternoon, entertaining
with a musicale, for which ABOUT
eighty-five invitations were issued.
The house was fragrant with bios
SONS, and a happily arranged program
was rendered by Archibald Sessions,
Mrs. Robert Wankowsky, who is just
home from a two weeks trip through
the north, John Douglas Walker, MISS
Marie Thresher Webb and the hostess
A smaller affair, but equally delight
full, was the whist with which MISS
Richards entertained Thursday even
ing. serving a delicious quail supper at
the close of the contest, the birds for
which had been bagged that morning
by two of the men who were among
Miss Richards guests in the evening.
The whist prizes were won by Mrs.
Stuart Macfarlane, who was awarded a
beautiful silk fan, and Harry Fryman,
who carried home a box of silk hand
kerchiefs.
Friends invited to participate in the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. George Ed
win Harder, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Blinn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy f. Bottsford, Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Hart, Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fryman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert
Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs. James Emerson
Gee, Mrs. Josephine Frances Holmes,
Miss Arabella Lindsey, Miss Hazel
RNpge, DR.. Wherry Neel, DR.. Ray Rob
ertson:
Mrs. Phillip Zobelein and Miss Bessie
Herbert Bartlett have issued cards for
the second musicale in the series which
they are giving this winter at Vista
del Mar, the Hollywood home of Miss
Bartlett.
This event will be a Rudolph Friml
afternoon, and will take place Novem-
Der 5. guests being received from
o'clock till 6.
Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow is enter
tanning with afternoon tea Wednesday
at her home on South Figueroa street,
In the interest of the social service work
Of the city.
Bishop johnson, who has just re-
turned from Europe, will speak, and
women assisting the hostess will in
clude Mrs. Mark Rice, Mrs. Albert
Crutcher, Miss henson, Mrs. Ernest
Williams, Mrs. Enoch Knight, Mrs.
Sumner p. Hunt, Mrs. Spencer Smith,
MIS-. u. j. FOX, MIS-. isaac MllDaDK,
Mrs. Nathan Western.
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The engagement is announced of
Capt. Llewelen Wigmore of the United
States engineer corps, son of Mrs. John
Wigmore of Los Angeles, and Miss
Irene Moore, daughter of Mrs. c. 3.
Moore of Greensboro, Pa, where the
wedding is to take place next month.
Captain Wigmore has recently been
stationed in New York, and the young
people will make their home there.
s.
Miss Mary Hubbell f1ancee of Will
liam l.. Graves, jr., was complimented
guest yesterday at a matinee party
given at the Auditorium by Miss Mol
lie Adelia Brown, who later enter
tanned with tea at the Copper Kettle.
Friends who enjoyed Miss Browns
hospitality were Miss Lois Chamber
lain, Miss Kate Van Mugs, Miss Kath-
crime Clarke, Miss Katherine Bashford,
Miss Edith Heron, Miss Helen Chat
fee. Miss Eva Heating, Miss Josephine
Mcmillan.
Mrs. o. T. Johnson of Orange street
opened her house yesterday afternoon
for an informal reception in honor of
Mrs. Cecilia White and her friend,
Miss Hernandez.
The occasion was a welcome home"
rendered Mrs. White by the women
who composed her first European party
abroad three years ago, after an alb
sence OF a year and a half Of travel
in many lands.
Women who We're members of the
first party, and yesterday assisted the
hostess and guest of honor in receiy-
ing, included Mrs. H. E. Newell, Mrs