Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-20

Shepherd,I Miss Hazel Fischer, Miss
Helen Werner, Miss Eleanor Siegel,
Miss Mae MacGowen, Miss Lorraine
Caldwell, Miss Viola Henck, Miss Lii
liam Bayne, Miss Edna Girard, Miss
Bernice Marcher and Miss Lillian
Wade.
Miss Pearl Simmons and George ].
Bradford were married Tuesday even
ing at the home of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. B. c. Cory of Vincent
Methodist church.
On their return from a trip to
Coronado Mr. and Mrs. Bradford will
reside at 354 East Thirty-fifth street,
where they will receive after October 1.
s.
The benefit which Is being arranged
by Southern women for the sufferers
from the Augusta disaster and which
has taken the form of program re-
ception to be given in Cumnock hall
Wednesday evening promises to be one
of the social events of the week. II one
may judge by the social standing of
the women whose names appear in the
list of patronesses.
An informal reception is to follow the
program, which will be the following:
Polonaise Chopin, William Edison
Strowbridge: Grecian dance, Miss May
Field Brown; vocal solos, Mrs. Elem
ing LEngle; Mrs. Oakley's Tele-
phone" a two-act comedy by the fol-
lowing cast: Mrs. A. w. Allen, Miss
Gertrude Workman, Miss Dora Holmes,
Miss Maude Lawton whiStling solo,
Miss Edna Zyl Mode; monologue, Alfred
Dezendorf; vocal solos, Mrs. Fleming
L'Engle.
"The Artists Vision"-The artist, AL
fred Allen; Models: Dutch girl, Miss
Evelyn Barmore; boating girl, Miss
Bethune; western girl, Hazel Kirkpat-
rick; Spanish girl, Evangeline Duque;
society GIRL Flora Guthrie; basket
ball girl, Doris Davidson; Grecian
girl, Lucille Culver; puritan, Ger
trude Workman; chorus girl, Miss
Maude Lawton; home girl, Miss Mary
Stevens; Irish girl, Mrs. A. w. Allen;
oriental girl, Miss Lita Murietta; bride,
Mrs. David S. Barmore.
Patronesses are Mines. e. w. Britt,
Wesley Clark, Edwin t. Earl, w. l.:
Graves, Merrill Moore Grigg, West
Hughes, Charles Colcok Jones, John G.
Mccoy, Bessie McGoodwin, Mathew 8.
stephens, c. E. Thorn, Olin Wellborn,
Charles Wellborn. George Wiltshire, E.
IT. Wilkes, 9. B. Wilde and w. d.
Woolwine.
The group of young women who will
usher includes Misses Louise Burton,
Jean. Bridham, Agnes Britt, Ramona
Bowers, Louise George, Carrie Jones,
Eleanor Richards and Hendricks.
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Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Rose Marie Neahr,
daughter of Mrs. Harriet Neahr of
Ruby street, Garvanza, and George
Rice, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rice of Pasadena avenue, and treas
urer of the well known publishing and
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The marriage will take place in the
new home which Mr.. Rice is just COM
pleting for his bride in Alhambra.
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The marriage is announced of Miss
Edna A Wentworth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. E. Wentworth of Hotel
Lankershim, and Thomas Graham of
Santa Barbara, the wedding having
taken place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth left
Wednesday for a two weeks visit to
coast points and returning will make
their home in Coalinga, where the
groom is interested with his brother,
William M. Graham, in oil lands.
s.
Angelenos sailing with the Pacific
coast chambers of commerce from San
Francisco September rs for a visit OF
two months in Japan are Mr.. and Mrs
J, ]. Bergin Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bilike.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T., Fitzgerald. f. I.
Merrill and A. p. Griffith.
The party will sail on the Teuy Marc
at 1 o'clock, will stop at Honolulu en-
route and will arrive in Japan October
10, at the visit of the American battle
ship fleet.
Miss Gertrude Stebbins and Fletcher
w. Courtney were married at noon
Saturday, the ceremony taking place
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey North Stebbtns,
West Twenty -first street
Rev. A. B. Prichard, former friend
of the brides family in Kingston. N.
Y, officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney will go east
and travel for year. stopping in Des
Moines, Chicago, New York and other
large cities. They expect to go to
Europe before returning to Los An
geles, where they i-e to make their
home.
Mrs. f. l.. Scofield will entertain
twenty-five young people tomorrow
evening at her home on South Hill
street in celebration of the birthday
anniversary of her daughter Ruth.
Mrs. Wayland Trask and daughter
Dorothy are leaving soon for visit
in New York.
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Mrs. Grant White Kenney of Kansas
CITY. Mo, is visiting her sisters-in-
law. Mrs. Corby and Miss Kenney. at
1928 West Sixth street.
During September the ladies will be
at home to friends Wednesdays.
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Mrs. Charles ". Peck was hostess
Thursday afternoon at the Belasco.
her guests later at the
Chocolate shop. The party included
Mrs John Paekham, Mrs. Fred S.
LYON. Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. James H.
FORBES, Mrs. Henry Hart. Miss Made
line Cook Of Chicago and Miss Mabel
Townsend.
Some of the mothers of the Fifty
second street school gathered at the
beautiful home of Mrs. Lottie M Be-
chaud one afternoon last week with in~
tent to swell the piano fund for the
school.
By way of entertainment Mrs. Be-
chaud. assisted by Mrs. Ralph Hous-
ton. secretary of the association. had
arranged an srt contest. each one re-
ceiving a double slip, enc with names
of animals, the other with numerals. |
Then small slips were passed with an
animals name and number, which the
guests in. turn were to draw on the
bla cIxboard and the one guessing the |