Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-02
Society
MR. AND MRS. PERCY HARLEY,
VH who were married in Los Ange-
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I'VE who were married in Los Ange-
4IA les at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Harpham,
on Burlington avenue, June 9, returned
from their wedding trip September "a
and after few days spent with the
brides people left Wednesday for their
home in Redlands.
The objective point of Mr. and Mrs.
Harley's "Trip east was Fall River,
where the groom's people reside, and
delightful summer was passed tnere
and. at different Atlantic coast resorts,
with a week or more in New York as
a happy finale.
Miss Lowell Taylor, leading woman
OF the Belasco stock company, was
hostess last evening at an atter-the-
theater supper at LeYy'S, entertaining
in compliment to Dustin Farnum, play
ing the title role in Edwin Milton
Royles play, 1.-THE Squaw Man." oc-
cupying the boards at the Mason TINS
week. Miss Taylor and Mr.. Farnum
are old friends.
Miss Florence Avery Is entertaining
this afternoon at her home on Vermont
avenue with a bridge luncheon in COM
pliment to Miss Edna Peyton and MISS
Lillian Moore, other guests to be the
young women who will attend them as
bridesmaids, and a few other mutual
friends.
Five or six tables are to be set for
the games.
Miss Edna Peyton was hostess yes
terday at an informal luncheon given
at her home on Westlake avenue IN
compliment to Miss Lillian Moore, COW
ers being laid also for the two bridal
parties and the mothers of the two
brides to be- Mrs. M. L. Moore and
Mrs. Valentine Peyton. The party at
tended the matinee at the Auditorium
later.
Mrs. C. e. Payne of South Burling-
ton avenue will give bridge whist
party for Miss Peyton tomorrow. ana
Tuesday Mrs. 1. L. Hibbard of west
lake avenue will entertain at luncheon
for her. Another affair at which she
will be complimented guest is that TO
be given by Mrs. Arthur l.. Hawes OF
Burlington avenue, Friday afternoon,
October 9.
Mrs. M. P. Snyder of orchard avenue
is expected to return Sunday morning
from the north, where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
One of the interesting events of the
coming week will be the double we'd
ding announced to take place In First
Methodist church, Sixth and Hill
streets, Tuesday evening, when Miss
Fannie Lange, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lange, will become the
bride of Byron c. Hanna, and the same
ceremony will unite Miss Fern Bynner
and oliver o. Clark.
Rev. Charles E. Locke, pastor OF
First Methodist church, oficiated yes
terday afternoon at the marriage OF
Miss Ethel Warden, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Miller Warden of Colo
rado, and r. B. McPherrin, an sattor-
ney of Imperial, in the parlors OF the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. McPherrin, after a trip
to Santa Barbara, will make their home
IN Imperial.
Miss Mary Hubbell,- daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. S. c. Hubbell. whose
engagement to William L. Graves, Jr.
was announced early in the summer
for the wedding, and the ceremony viii
| be solemnized in the evening at I'm
manuel Presbyterian church.
| Miss Hubbell has chosen as her at
tendants Miss Kate Van Nuys ant
Miss Lois Chamberlain, who will serv
as maids of honor, and the M1sse
| Katharine Clark, Helen Wells Edit
Heron and Katharine Bashford to as
sist as bridesmaids. George Keatins
| win attend Mr.. Graves as best mar
and the ushers will include Messrs
James Page, Benton Van Nuys, e. w
| Currier, Cloyde Lott and Maynard Nc
Fie.
| The marriage of Miss Lucille Wash
ington Henderson and Arthur r. RapT
| took place yesterday afternoon at the
! home of the officiating clergyman, Rev
| Hugh K. Walker, D. D., pastor of I'M
| manuel Presbyterian church.
After an extended trip Mr.. and Mrs
Rapp will reside in st. Louis. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. William
Henderson, and with her mother has
been staying at Hotel Westmore.