Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-02
Society

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several hundred friends Miss Irene
! Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Kate Kelly OF
Hobart boulevard, and Earle Charles
| Anthony, a we'll known young clubman
Of the city, were married by Rev. Lewis
| G. Morris, rector of st. john 8.
The choral service was used with
Waldo Harrington Chase at the organ,
who rendered 81 program while the
| guests were gathering. Preceding the
professional the full vested choir sang
1.-THE Voice That Breathed Ger Eden,
and after they were in their places Mr.
Chase played the bridal chorus from
| "Lohengrin" for the entrance or the
bride and her suite. The reading of the
marriage office was accompanied by
! low music, Mr.. Chase softly playing
the first half of the berceuse from
"Jocelyn" during the betrothal, the
choir singing 20 Perfect Love" as the
bridal party advanced to the altar,
while during the ring service the latter
/ part of the Jocelyn number was heard.
The Mendelssohn wedding March" was
played for the departure of the party
from the church
Miss Kelly, who was given in mar
rage by her brother, John Kelly, wore
a gown of rose point lace and satin,
with veil, and carried a shower OF
orange blossoms and lilies Of the valley.
| Her many admirers have called Miss
Kelly the handsomest girl in Los An
| geles, and she was never more charm
ing than last night in her bridal robe.
| The young women attending her, with
the exception of Miss Guendolen Laugh
lin. who was in white embroidered
crepe, were gowned alike in fabric
| that looked like woven sunshine, and
carried American beauty roses. A
graceful arrangement of the same flow
ers with greenery was used about the
| chancel and also at the house, Where
| vrn1 10 he
and a few friends. The decorations at
the church were placed by members of
the altar guild.
Arthur Kales of Berkeley stood with
the groom. The young women attend
ing the bride were Miss Virginia john
son, Miss Nina Jones, Miss Grace Row
| ley, Miss Sallie Utley, Miss Annis Van
Nuys, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Katherine
| Smith and Miss Katherine Mellus.
The duties of usher were performed
| by Robert P. Flint, Carleton Burke,
Bert Campbell, Fred Phelps, Harry b.
Kay, Philo Lindley, Barbee Hook and
| Adolph Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony will return
from the six weeks trip to make their
home in Los Angeles, where the groom
is engaged in business.
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The marriage of Miss Alma Bradley
| and Dr. Frederick Fitzgerald was sol
emnized Yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides father, H. c. Brad.
ley, on Union avenue, tile Episcopal
ritual being read by Rev. Lawrence M.
Idelman, late of ST. PauPs pro-cathe-
dral.
DR.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald will return
from a trip of two weeks to San Fran
cisco, to make their home at 1929 South
Union avenue.
|
For Mrs. Alvin Roper, a recent bride,
who is visiting in Los Angeles, Miss
Helyn Osborne Henry of West Twenty
| third street, will entertain with an at
home this afternoon, the invited guests
being brides and young matrons OF Miss
| Henry'S acquaintance. Mrs. j. q. "A.
Henry, Mrs. G. Shelburne and Mrs. w.
Martin will assist the hostess in receiv-
ing.
Miss Anna Schaefer, a member of the
Louis James company, was a house
| guest of Mrs. c. L. Higbee at her home
1 on West Ninth street last week While
| the company was filling an engagement
| in Los Angeles.
Miss Schaefer has many friends in
the CITY, and with Richard Scott, also
a member of the company, was extern
sively entertained.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack J. Jenkins enter
tanned at the Mason Monday night,
| table for a party of eight being re-
! served at Levy > dALtI lilS pay MI d
| James F. Owen of Luke street was din
ner hostess Tuesday night in compli"
ment to Miss Schaefer, and Wednesday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Schaeter,
| Mr.. Scott and several other friends
motored over to Riverside and enjoyed
| luncheon at the Glenwood. That night
| a. dinner was given by Mrs. r. A.
Hodgkinson of Bonnie Brae as a cour-
| tesy to Miss Schaefer.
Mrs. Higbee, Miss Schaefer and few
other friends gathered at the home OF
Mrs. Sidle Lawrence on Council street
| for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
| Mrs. Jenkins entertained at luncheon
at the Jonathan club Friday, and after
motoring the party to Venice In the
afternoon Mr. Jenkins was dinner host
at the Jonathan club at night.
Mrs. Higbee entertained at dinner for
her guest Sunday night.
officers of Wade Hampton chapter,
| United Daughters of the Confederacy,
| received a company of chapter mem
| bers and friends numbering several
hundred last night at Kramer's, the
occasion being the annual charity ball:
| Flags of the Confederacy, palms and
| ferns with cut flowers were used to
further decorate the handsome ball
room.
Mrs. Sarah Hendrick, president of the
chapter, was assisted in receiving by
| Mrs. r. T. Queen, Mrs. j. M. Black,
Mrs. Lillian Whitaker, Mrs. E. L. Ell
son and Mrs. M. M. Herbelin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coburn Turner
| of West washington street are enter
tanning Mrs. Turner's brother-in-law
| and sister, Judge and Mrs. Sidney Bal
| lou and their daughters, Miss Eliza
beth Burnett and Miss Barbara Ballou
of Honolulu, who are in Los Angeles
! for the holidays.
Mrs. Frank C. Turner of Toberman
street gave a Thanksgiving dinner OF
twelve covers for Judge and Mrs. Bal
lou, and Dr. and Mrs j. T. Stewart of
West Eleventh street entertained with
a dinner in their honor Saturday even
ing, when covers were laid for Judge
and Mrs. Ballou, Mr.. and Mrs. George
f. Beveridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eos
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coburn Tur-
ner. Mrs. Grace Porter, Miss Theo Bur
nett and Mrs Carello-Phipps.
Mrs. Ballou before her marriage in
Los Angeles a year ago was Mrs Lucia
Burnett. Mrs. Turner will give New
Years reception as a courtesy to Mrs.
Ballou, and other friends are planning
a round of gayeties in her honor.