Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Society

and William BoSbyShell was soiehth
lied last evening at O'clock IN tne
English Lutheran church. Elghtn anu
Flower streets, the ceremony pells
performed by Rev. Herbert j. weaver:
The wedding marches were rendered
NV Miss Fletcher and ION, promise
Me-" was sung by William James
Chick. Ia. iii,
The bride wore a robe of white chlt-
fon satin with duchess. lace trim Ili iiiss,
and carried a shower bouquet OF llllSs
of the valley, while her MAID Oh nonoi,
Miss Paw Sduires, was attired in
princess gown of pale blue SILK trim
med with iridescent passementerle'
and carried American beauty roses.
The bridesmaids--Miss Mamie rack
ard Miss Helen Bosbyshell and MISS
Relie Hart-were exceedingly dainty IN
white lingerie gowns, their pouqueIs
being long-stemmed American beauty
roses. ona
william p. Book was best man. ana
groomsmen were Charles Rixon, Raipn
Tairburn and William stump.
The altar was banked with Shasln
daisies. while Just above the altar a
large bell of daisies was suspended
from a canopy of asparagus fern. Inc
entrances to the pews were marked ny
clusters of daisies bound with "nlte
ribbon.
served at Levy's to nineteen guests, IN
Guiding the bridal party and members
of the two families.
A,.er their wedding trip, during
which they will tour Southern Caiilor-
MIA. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosbyshell Will be
at home at 1862 West Thirtieth street.
The bride, graduate of Ramona
convent, is q charming young woman,
who enjoys a wide popularity In the
rha orr
William Bosbyshell of Eden avenue. Is
manager of the Doris automobile
agency for the Pacific coast.
s.
Miss Elsa Miner and fiance, Charles
l.. Michod, were special guests iast
evening at a musicale given by MT.
and Mrs. Roth Hamilton of Orange
street Miss Mollie Dyer Of Milwau-
kee. the house guest of Mr.. and MRS.
George r. Burrell of Wiltshire place,
was an honoree at the same affair.
Those who contributed to the even
ing's program were Miss Emma Mar
mon. Miss Bessie Rank, Miss Luiu
Johns. Miss Helen Tape, Mrs. Hamll-
ton and Lindley Bryant.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
George e. Burrell, Mr.. and Mrs. e. q.
Howard. Mrs. Jennie Kempton, the
Misses Marjory Mosher. Gladys wal
lace. Elizabeth Whitcomb, Alma Mey-
ers. Emma Marmon, Bessie Rank, Lulu
Johns Helen Tape, and Messrs. Lind
lev Bryant, Clarence Rogue, Bruce
Wallace, Hugh Wallace, Thomas Mur-
Gibson. Stanley Searles, Henry Wiltse
and Martin Lowenberg'
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Alpha Allen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs B. b. Allen or
West Twenty-eigth street, ana
Charles r. L. Crenshaw, the wedding
to take place at the home or MISS
Aliens parents, May H.
Miss Elizabeth Allen. younger sister
of the bride-elect, will be her sole
attendant, while the groom-to-be Will
have as best man his brother, Loren
o. Crenshaw.
Mrs. George L. Crenshaw and MRS.
Joseph Carlisle Wilson, mother and
sister of the groom-t o-be, have issued
invitations for bridge whist party
to be given in Miss Aliens honor the
afternoon Of May Z:
AS a farewell courtesy to Miss Bessie
Herbert Bartlett, who is leaving the
middle of May for period of dramatic
study in Europe, Mrs. w. H. Jamison
entertained yesterday at her Hoover
street home with an informal tea ana
program.
Miss Bartlett read chain of human
interest sonnets. which she has grouped
and which tell a pretty love story,
while as a piano accompaniment MRS.
Jamison played an arrangement OF her
own composition. Words and music
combine to form a charming and
melodious whole, the thought in the
verses being closely followed by the
accompaniment which shaped itself
into delicate fancies, stormy phrasing
or quiet, thoughtful interlude as the
progress of the story demands. Mrs.
Tamison was also heard in beautifully
rendered Chopin and Friml numbers.
In the dining room, where the table
was daintily attractive with color
scheme of white and gold, Mrs. Lee
Gates and Mrs. G. w. Mccoy presided.
There were between thirty and forty
guests present.
Mrs. Philip Zobelein will entertain
with luncheon and matinee next
week for Miss Bartlett.
Mrs. e. j. Sanborn and Miss Helen
Sanborn of 694 Burlington avenue Will
entertain this afternoon with an in
formal tea, to which the following
guests have been invited: Mrs. Joseph
Call, Mrs. Newton Russell, Mrs. Ofield
vickrey, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs.
Edwin Salyer, Mrs. William Ball, Mrs.
]. w. A. OFF, Mrs. M. A. BostwiclS, Mrs.
Richard Green. Mrs. Annie McCrea,
Mrs. Charles Barker, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs.
John Wilson, Mrs. Charles Gunther,
Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. f.
M. Schneider, Mrs. Koepfi, Mrs.
Charles case, Mrs. Bicknell, Mrs.
Gates, Mrs W. Moody, Mrs. Hartley
Shaw, Mrs. Lucien Shaw, Mrs. Hart,
Mrs. wellington Gardner, Mrs. LIE Roy
Daniels, Mrs. McCollum, Mrs Girard,
Nars PARKS Mrs ConnelI Mrs Perry
Weidner, Miss Cora Eshman, Miss
Maude McCollum, Miss Hazel Nc
CARNEY, Miss Reynolds, Miss Ella
Gardner, Miss Harriet Longstreet,
Miss Dickinson, Miss Walker, Miss
Hortense Koepfii.
The wedding of Miss Rae Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gail B. John
son of Westlake avenue, and Henry B.
Morse took place at the home of the
brides parents last evening, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Joseph H. Johnson officiating.
The rooms were exquisitely decorated
with Easter lilies, white roses and
palms.
The bride was gowned in a white
satin robe trimmed with old English
point lace of royal pattern. Mrs
Lawrence Burck, sister of the bride
and her sole attendant, wore green
satin charmeuse.
Mr. and Mrs Morse will pass the
summer in the east.
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Mrs. Richard Luther Ramsay of Chi
cago, who is visiting Mrs. Grace Hen
rietta Love of Congress avenue, was
complimented last evening by her
hostess with dinner and theater
party.
Miss Elsa Miner, a charming Young