Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30


day evening by Miss Beulah Junqulst
of West Fortieth place.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Whitaker,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shotwell.
s.
Miss Cecil Breckenridge, formerly OF
Des Moines. Ia. and w. d. Roth were
married Tuesday evening at 10 O'Clock
in the Boyle Heights Baptist parsonage
on South Soto street, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. w. L. Tucker.
The bride is young woman OF
charming personality. The groom is
member of the firm of Roth & Arm
strong. The young couple will make
their home at 1861 East Second street.
DIR. j. c. Lindsay of Lincoln street
announces the marriage of his daugh-
ten Evylin and e. H. Magoffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magoffin will be at
home after June 10 at 161 East Thirty
sixth place.
Members of the Hamlet club will hold
their first annual social wednesday
evening in Blanchard hall. Orchestral
music will be a feature of the occasion,
and large attendance is expected.
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Miss Catherine Belshe and Miss Ella
Tressler entertained informally Thurs
day evening for 1. Wagner. Mr. Wag-
ner leaves today for the east
Members of Xopeia club gave the an
nual banquet at Levys Friday evening.
The POSTMASTER, w. p. Kelley, was
introduced by Lloyd II. Myers, While
the opening address was MADE by
President Warde L. Heller.
Miss Bernice March contributed Vo-
cal solos; w. III. Dehm gave an ad-
SVn6PF
was heard in a reading; Fl. r. weaver
rendered a piano solo; Guy r. Rlce
gave an address, Our ladies' and
Edwin j. Salyer gave an address, our
Boys"
Among those present We're: Misses
Laura Mcdonald, Annie Siegel' Nesta
Gair, Edna Callen, Annie Messlnore,
Althea Salyer, Flora 7. SIMPSON F tisod
Sale, Ruby Cain, Maud Newell, Alce
Parle. Ethel Irvine, M. Huston, Clyde
Walker, Helen Keith, Frances D. Yer
milyea, Faustina Mckinley. Rose Behn,
Marjorie Bastable, Eva Heartt, Vera
Aldrich, Goldie Synder, Bernice March
er, Emma Hyams, Rose Chamley, Anna
Richardson, Mrs. E. J. Sayler mrs. u
M. Derby Mrs. E. B. Horne, MRS. IL
M. FouIkes; DR.. C. c. Mclean, Messrs.
r q. Jacobson, F. S. Downey, w. +.
Kelley, A. H. Foster, Charles kohler.
III. e. Foulkes, Richard Kruger, j. b.
Finnall, A. J. o. Korbel. Warde e. Hell
Ter, A. L. Leatart, w. w. Hartman, T.
r. Lamb, w. B. Myers, Lloyd b. Myers
C. P Johnson, A. S. McKinnon, II. M
Ostrom, Adam Ruder, Guy Il. Rlce, Eu-
win ]. Salyer, H. w. Smith, c. L. Tilley'
F p Webber. H. E. Weaver. l.. H.
Adams, A. ]. Bendowski, Frank How
man, Charles o. Barnett, e. j. COOK
w. H. Dehm, G.. M. Derby.
The club will give its annual beach
party June 10 at Balboa. Special cars
will be run from the Pacific Electric
station. and all the available Launches
at Balboa have been chartered for that
day.
The engagement of Miss Mabel Brown
and Samuel P. Morse was announced
yesterday at a luncheon given by ner
sister. Mrs. James Kammerdiner. The
table was prettily decorated with PINK
sweet peas and asparagus ferns ana
above hung two white doves holdlng
pink ribbons which extended to each
place. Place cards were in the form OF
wedding bells, and bunch OF PINK
sweet peas was by each plate.
Covers were laid for Mrs. F. c. Pentz,
Mrs. E. r. Pascoe, Mrs. Jessie Tilley'
Mrs, r. r. Poscoe, Mrs. Jessie I1lley'
Mrs. s. B. Moe, Mrs. A. F. Faw, Miss
Helen Bosbyshell, Miss johanna Mo
loney. Miss Viola Eagan, Miss Nellie
Tilley, Miss E. Helmsteader and MISS
Moren Brown.
Mrs. Edwin Durham of West Twenty
third street entertained members OF the
Los Angeles Cat club at luncheon
and musicale yesterday.
At the conclusion of the program
business meeting was held to discuss
ways and means for the next cat SHOW.
Members of the club formed work
ing league for the promotion of better
shows, which will meet every alter
nate Wednesday during the summer.
Hostesses and their guests included
Mrs E. T. Carter, acting president in
the absence of Mrs. c. D. Weston. who
is visiting in Seattle; Mrs. Col. Edward
Durham, vice president: Mrs. j. F.
Henderson, treasurer: Mrs. E. T. Kid
well. corresponding secretary; Mrs. H.
e. A. Lowell. recording secretary, and
Mrs. H. A. Stems of Pasadena, Mrs.
Howard Edey of Helena, Mont; Mrs.
Miles Dyer, Mrs. Ray Sterry, Mrs. Mary
Wishmeyer, Mrs. p. r. ingalls,, Mrs.
Leland Norton and Miss Mary Dali
rymple.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassius Gillespie Ramsdell for the
of their daughter Mabel
Claire Damer, with Carl Wellman Mi
ner of Redlands, the wedding to occur
at the Church of the Angels June 3.
The service will be read by Rev.
Harry Thompson at the twilight hour.
Miss Damer has chosen as maid of
honor her sister, Miss Dorothy B.
Smart and bridesmaids. former class
mates at Cumnock school, will be Miss
Marie Miner of La Verne, Miss Edith
Harris of Fullerton. Miss Ursula Char
tran of Fresno, Miss Annie Campbell
of Santa Paula, Miss Helen Bosbyshell
and Miss Frances Parker
Miss Damer's brother, Eugene M. G.
Smart, will give her in marriage, while
Ray Miner. brother of the groom, will
act as best man, and the groomsmen
will be William Hooper and Edwin
Russell.
The marriage of Miss Edna Church
ill Avery, daughter of Mrs. Effie Avery
of ST. Louis, and Dr. H. NJ. Voorhees,
was celebrated quietly Thursday even
ing at the home of the groom's mother,
Mrs. H. M Voorhees,, on West Twen-
tieth street
The service was read by Rev. Stan
ley Ross Fisher in the presence of rela-
tives and few friends.
DIR. Voorhees, is assistant surgeon
with the Salt Lake railroad and will
make home for his bride in Los An
geles.
s.
Mrs. Ralph A. Grover of Berkeley,
who is the house guest of Mrs. Wiley
j. Rouse of West Twenty-first street,
will return to her home the first of the
week. Mrs. Grover is terminating her
visit sooner than she expected on ac-
count of the illness of her little daugh