Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Society

"a lenoS TO De touhd lIns "eoN
IA Ocean Park includes Mr.. and MIS-
Robert Brunton, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Wren. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hupp, Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Macfarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fryman, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
C. TonlSins. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester ROD
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Potter
Mrs. Ethel Graham, Mrs. carson anu
Monroe Salisbury.
They are all bridge devotees, ana
MANY evenings are spent with this ia
vorite pastime. Mr. Brunton was most
of a merry gathering recently IN the
Brunton apartments at the WlndWdru,
and Mrs. Hupp gives large aHalT vi
six tables tonight at the same hostelry'
where she and Mr. Huppare also regis
tered. Mrs. Graham was hostess Of a
iolly company coming to Los Angeles
Wednesday night to attend the thea-
ter. and Mrs. Brunton gave the second
affair of the same nature the tolloWlhs
evening. ,,..
Miss That's Magrane, the new leading
woman of the Belaseo company, is an
old-time friend of Mrs. Brunton, VINO
a few DAYS since entertained with an
informal afternoon for the stranger
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A marriage that is of interest to a
wide circle of friends was celebrated
last evening at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. E. Woodbury. on Conger ave-
nue., when Rev. Frank 1. Wheat reau
the service for Miss Amy c. Clark
formerly a teacher in the Jefferson
street school, and Arthur l.. stevenson
a business man of New York.
After a brief trip Mr.. and Mrs. ste
venson will occupy their new home in
BairdstoWn.
Miss Nellie E. Davies, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Davies of South
Burlington avenue, became the bride
of Prof. Jerome Goodspeed Van Zandt
last night, the ceremony being solemn
lied at the family residence of the
brides parents, in the presence OF Ioo
guests. Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, pastor
of Central Baptist church, officiated.
A reception followed the interchange
of vows, and Professor and Mrs. van
Zandt left for a wedding trip, at the
conclusion of which they will be at
home at 729 Harvard boulevard. Pro-
fessor Van Zandt, who is to be inStruc-
tor in the mechanical department In
the Los Angeles high school, comes
from the University of Wisconsin,
where he occupied the chair of me-
chanical engineering
Miss Louise Hauser, Miss Semone
Ruch, Miss Lita Crane, Miss Zelma
Dickson and Miss Maud Adams, mem
bers Of the Friday Afternoon club, viii
entertain Saturday with matinee par
ty at the Orpheum in compliment to
Miss Jessie Marshall, president of the
club, whose marriage with Stanley SUIT
ton is to take place the middle of Oc-
tober.
Invitations in the club color, laven-
der have been issued to the other
members of the club. Following the
play a collation. will be served at the
Alexandria.
Miss Marie Schumann of Constance
street was hostess yesterday at d
bridge and miscellaneous shower hon
oring Miss Marshall
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For Miss Mabel Wiles, whose mar
riage with Forest Arnold of San Fran
cisco will be one of the leading events
of the month, a weekend house party
is to be given at Ocean Park by the
Kappa Nu Omega sorority Of which
the bride elect is a member
Mrs. Ebinger will chaperon the party,
which will include Miss Mildred Neis-
wander, Miss Juanita Lane, Miss Viola
Henck, Miss Florence Hampton, Miss
Mamie Hooper, Miss Helen Bosbyshell,
Miss Georgia Morton, Miss Edith Har-
ris, Miss Helen Tape, Miss Ruth
Shepherd and Miss Willie Kerns.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Gordon Bayless,
who are touring the Pacific coast on
their wedding trip, wrote to friends
from Victoria that after a brief stay
in Seattle they will return to Los An
geles, making the journey over the
road in a motor car.
Mrs. William Hamilton Kline re-
turned yesterday from an absence of
three months in the east during which
she visited Atlantic coast points, Chi
cago, st. Louis and other cities in the
middle west.
Mr. M will hn oil 1ad
at Hotel Hollywood for the winter.
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cable just received by the steam
ship department of the German-A
can Savings bank announces the safe
arrival at Naples, Italy, of the fol-
lowing persons on tour around the
world. 1t further states the party are
all well and had a very pleasant and
enjoyable trip: Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
McVay, Miss Laura e. MvVay, Miss
Helene S. McVay, Miss Silence K. Nc
Way, Miss Frances A. McVay, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rieff, Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.
Vandergrift and John M. Wander
grift.
A partyof eastern people registered
at the Virginia for an indefinite stay
includes Mrs. John Wales, Miss Helen
Wales and Mis- Mary B. Rogers, all
of Boston, " = Miss Rogers of Bever-
ly, Mass, ends of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
throp Howard Barnes of Pasadena,
who with their daughter Miss Made
line, are also guests at the same resort
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hubbard and
daughter, Miss Mabel, with Mrs o. H.
Spoor, are Redlands people who have
deserted the foothill region for the
shore, and are staying at Long Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fairbanks, also
summer guests at this beach, returned
yesterday to their Pasadena home.
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