Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13


munity when the artistic and So
\ clal become so merged that an
event claimed by the one may, with
equal propriety, be appropriated by
the other?
That the Lott-K rauss series OF con-
certs promised for this season VIII be
among the notable musical events OF
the winter no one will doubt, and that
they will also occupy position near
the top of the social calender Is equally
assured, for in addition to the charm
ing people who are to furnish the pro-
gram the names appearing on the nst
Of patronesses are vouchers for the
social success of the concerts.
Among the women who have prom
Used their assistance are Mesdames I'll.
b. Ainsworth, Walter Jarvis Barlow,
A. G. Bartlett, Jacob Baruch. Thilo
Becker, w. r., Botsford, 10. G. Buell.,
Charles G. Burcham, Jirah ID. Cole. w.
III. Cole, Josiah Evans Cowles, l. l..
Craig, j. G., Mossin. /. w. Poindexter,
Walter Raymond, ID. nj. Riodan. Will
loughby Rodman, A. G. Rogers, AL
fred Solano. Harriet w. r. Strong,
Fred A. Walton, John ID. Works. C. +.
Edison, Katherine Kimball Forest. G. j..
Fox, T.. r. Frost, jackson f. Gregg,
w. !. Hollingsworth, John ID. Hooker,
Abbot Kinney, Henry Il. Lee. A. l..
MacLeish, Hugh MacNeil. Ella Mar
sica Lawrence.
The first of the series is being
planned for early in November.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards. who
is spending September with friends IN
Utah and Oregon, Is at present the
guest of Miss Mathilde Phillips and
sister, Miss Francis. in Salt Lake.
Miss Richards has been the recipient
of much pleasant attention since her
arrival in Salt Lake, and dinners. the
ater parties and luncheons have fol-
lowed each other in rapid succession.
Miss Richards sang in ST. Marks ca
thedral last Sunday and has been in
yited to sing as soloist at service
at the Mormon temple.
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Miss Raw Beveridge of Hollywood
entertained with a box party yesterday
afternoon at the Auditorium for her
sisters the Misses Marian and Phyllis
Beveridge. The guests invited We're
Miss Pauline DE Longpre, Miss Lillian
Grasse, Miss Elizabeth Williams, Miss
Esther Frye, Miss Euialie Grasse. Miss
elsa stern and Miss Helen Williams.
Mrs Philo :. Beveridge of Prospect
and Wilcox avenues, Hollywood, ac-
companied by Mrs. p. L. Baker. will
leave Tuesday for Chicago. where she
win spend several weeks.
MISS Pearl NOllfncT, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Herman f. Vollmer of Coro-
nado street., and William w. Mines.
whose enlargement was formally an
nounced at a dinner dance given by
Mr.. Mines at the Los Angeles Country
club early in the summer. have chosen
September 20 as the date of the we'd
ding. which is to be solemnized at st.
Paups pro- cathedral. =
Miss Vollmer will be attended by
her sister, Miss Pauline. and DR.. Theo-
dore G. Finley will stand with the
groom.
ST. Johns is to be the scene of a
pretty wedding September 20. when
the marriage office of the Episcopal
church is to be read for Miss Georgia
Winona Whitaker of Los Angeles and
Walter Robert Wheaton of Washing
ton d. c.. timber expert connected
with the national forestry bureau. and
who has been temporarily located in
Los Angeles while doing some expert
mental work for his department.
The wedding is to be quietly APP
Dointed with only a few friends to
witness the ceremony, and as the
young people are leaving at once for
Denver the bride, who is to be unat-
tended. will wear her going-away
gown.
Mr.. Wheaton and his bride are ex-
pecting to travel the greater portion
af The coming year. but will spend the
month of December in Washington,
d. G.
Miss Whitaker is charming young
woman with many friends who VIII
follow her and her husband with best
wishes for a happy future
Several pretty affairs have been CIV
en- for this popular bride to be within
the last fortnight among them being
handkerchief shower by Miss keyes.
a musicale and tea by Miss Catherine
Estelle Heartt and luncheon with
which her sister, Mrs. McStay of Hotel
Pleasanton, will entertain the latter
part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Wells Cf Ellen
dale place, accompanied by their daugh-
ters, Miss Helen and Miss Louise, are
enjoying a trip of month or six weeks
in the east.
Miss Josephine Mcmillan and Miss
Guthrie entertained Thursday with a
trolley ride and luncheon at Alamitos
Bay, in compliment to Miss Beulah
Price, fiancee of David Emery Bradley.
Mrs. Edward Jones Price, mother of
the charming bride to be, has issued in
vitations for the marriage, which Is to
take place in st. Johns Episcopal
church the evening. of September %.
street has returned from an eastern
trip.
Mr., and Mrs Harry Fryman are
weekend guests at Oak lodge, the sum-
mer home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pros
ser in Willard canyon. Mrs Fryman is
convalescing from severe attack OF
tonsilitis.
Miss Nellie Cortelyou, whose mar
rage with Charles William Siler is TOD
be one of the late September events. |
was special guest in party enter
tanned Thursday at the Auditorium by
Mrs. G. d. Weston OF South Union |
avenue.
In the party with Mrs. Western and |
Miss Cortelyou We're Mrs. f, b. Duffy |
ana Miss Dorothy Duffy of Chicago, |
MRS. Cyril Kupfer and Miss Ethel
Goodrich
X Miss Genevieve Fortier entertained !