Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14

Miss Dorothea Grid, Miss Dorothy
Davis OF Long Beach. Miss Marie
Lockwood and Miss Adele Powell OF
! Pasadena.
Mrs. Frederick W. Flint, jr, of Ches-
ter place has issued cards for a musical
| to be given at the Ebell club house
Wednesday afternoon Of next week.
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| DR.. and Mrs. Robert P. McReynolds
have returned from six weeks tour
through the east, where among other
places they visited in Kentucky, New
York and DR.. McReynolds' former
home, Philadelphia.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Mabel Baird and Homer
| IEidwell, the ceremony being performed
Friday by Rev. Baker P. Lee at his
home in South Hoover street.
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Mrs. Harry Sellars Wagner enter
tanned Friday afternoon with bridge at
her home on West Twenty-fourth street
in compliment to Miss Helen Coombe,
whose marriage with Edgar 0. Edger-
| ton will be solemnized Wednesday.
Those present were Mrs. Albert Nor
! tenson, Mrs. Bernard Tyler, Mrs. Philip
Colby, Mrs Theodore Barph, Mrs I. l..
Patterson, Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs.
Newton Graham, Mrs. A. L. Markwell,
Mrs. George Rector, Mrs. James Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Roy Kilgore, Mrs.
Herbert Worden, Mrs. Albert Walker,
Mrs. Scott Sheldon, Miss Florence
Osburn, Miss Anna Kellen, Miss
Lydia Kellen, Miss Nellie Beacon, Miss
Leuntell, Miss Violet Burton, Miss
! Nellie Mccarthy, Miss Eva Cline, Miss
Marion Dalmazdo. Miss Mary Currier,
Miss Edith Coombs, Miss Grace Rock
we'll, Miss Wynette Bailey and Miss
Violet Jessep, who has come from her
home in San Diego to be the guest Of
| Miss Coombs until after the wedding.
In honor of Mr.. Edgerton and his
bride Miss Wynette Bailey, South Bur-
! lington avenue, will entertain with
bridge party for sixty guests the even
ing of December II.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Miller entertained
the first of the week with an informal
! five hundred party in celebration Of
their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
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Miss Oscar M. Snowden Of West
Twenty-fourth street entertained with
the second of a series of dinners Thurs
day. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lacy, Mrs.
Elizabeth E. Hinsdale, Willis q. Hunt
and j. C. Heyler
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| DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Carter of Chicago
announce the maj iee6O
| November II of their niece, Miss Marie
Adele Gray, and George Arthur Keating
of Los Angeles, the ceremony to take
place in Grace church, Chicago. K. Q.
Curby of ST. Louis will stand with the
groom.
Mr.. Heating, young business man
of this city, is the son of Maj. and Mrs.
II. M. Russell and a brother of Mrs.
Titan J. Coffey, and will bring his
bride here to reside. They will receive
their friends at the family home on
West Adams street.
Miss Gray, a wellesley girl, is not
stranger in Los Angeles, for she is
graduate of Marlborough school. Mr..
Keating is a graduate of Amherst and
member of the California club and of
the Bachelors.
The marriage of Miss Mary Marquee
rite Cooney and Wallace Theodore
Rimpau was quietly solemnized last
night at 7:30 o'clock at the home of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert r. Rimpau, in st. Andrews place,
Rev William MacCormack, dean of st.
Paul's pro-cathedral, reading the mar
riage office in the presence of the i'm
mediate family. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. r. Tucker of San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Rimpau will make their
home in Los Angeles.
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Miss Nelbert Murphy and Miss Olive
NeWcomb entertained informally with
afternoon tea yesterday in their studio
on North Mentor avenue, Pasadena.