Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30

II red whispered: nm June. I'm
June"
The sun peeped out of a cloudieSs sky, thro
a vault Of deepest blue
Awakei awake! Oh. thou sIuggard, now.
I'm June. and I've come 10 you
A birding sang on green-lesfed tree
oaroled an old worlds tune
ef'Come out Come out Twect! rweets I'm
June. I'm June I'm June ,-.,.,.s
n NE of the most beautiful affairs
given during the past week was
" the luncheon with which Mrs W.
FL. Perry of st. James Park entertaliieu
Thursday in honor of Madam CarollAe
Severance and Mrs. Margaret Husll l',
An elaborate centerpiece OF lavender
sweet peas and maidenhair fern
adorned the table. while lavender RIB
hons were also used effectively. 1ltiy
spinning wheels were found by eacn
Mace. which was marked by a card
bearing a poem especially written toi
the occupant by Miss Ina Colbrlth, the
well known San Francisco poet
The guests, who wore dainty white
cans with showers of lavender ribbons,
included Mines. J. A. Osgood, r. +
Johnson, William Duffum, Felix HoWes'
Jennie Kempton, John d. Blckneli
William Worsham, John Mansneid'
Clara Martin, c. E. Claclus, Audih
Darling. Carl Laux, George King, VII
liam Sargent. Martha Julien, Elizabeth
Hollenbeck and Charles Mondlm- w ood.
s.
Miss Willie Kerns Of Grattan street
will entertain members OF the Kappa
Nh Omega sorority Saturday afternoon
in compliment to Miss Mabel Clare
Daner. whose marriage with Carl
Wellnlan Miner will take place June y
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DR.. and Mrs. James Mccoy nave
returned from their wedding trip 10
Colorado Springs and are at nome WIN
Mrs. McCoy's parents Judge and Mrs.
Victor p. Shaw of South Figueroa
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Higbee of West
Ninth street entertained with an ~
formal five hundred party followed by
delightful supper Friday evening, the
occasion celebrating Mr.. and MIS- HIS
bees wedding anniversary
First prizes were won by Mrs. Frank
Boswell and w. o. Morton, second
prizes were secured by Mrs. E. j. Brent
and F. A. Bowles, while the consolation
nrize was awarded Mrs. Bowles.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs E. }.
Brent. DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Mr.
and Mrs. William Mackie, Mr. ana MIS-;
William Variel, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Keeler. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. BoWles Mr; /
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Boswell, MI. ana
Mrs. w. o. Morton and Mr.. and Mrs !
Gross of Pasadena.
The marriage of Miss Hulda Boss
hard and Alfred Selson will take place
lime 2 in ST. Lukes Episcopal church'
Rev. Robert Windsor officiating
Miss Bosshard has chosen Miss cora
Harrison as her maid of honor Wnlle
Miss Irene Hart of Elmhurst Cal, VIII
II. Flower Q1TIS
Annie Selson, sister of the groom /
MYRTLE Heidi and Agnes Barnett
The brides brother, Rudolph Boss
hard. will give her in marriage. Aaron
Avis, cousin of the groom. will serve as
best man and VIII Fletcher OF Holiy-
wood will act as usher.
several affairs have been given for
the bride-elect during the past week.
among them being a miscellaneous
shower and luncheon with which Mrs
James Ridgeway entertained.
Covers were laid for fourteen guesls'
Mics Olga II Dorm returned recently |
from Guam where she spent almost /
wear as the guest of her brother Capt
r. I Dorm of the United States navy, |
who is governor of the island. En-
route to America Miss Dorm visited /
China, Japan and the Philippines
Miss BERTHA Heintz. whose engage
ment to Charles Carter has been an
nounced, is to be special guest Satur-
dav at a dinner to be given at the Ho- |
tel Virginia, Long Beach, by MIS-
Meyer Green.
Mrs Jean Drake of Long Beach will /
also entertain for the bride-elect.
Dutch supper and bridge was
given one evening last week for Miss
Heintz by Miss Ruth Mcfarland Of
Portland street,
Mrs. H. E. Martens of East Adams
street entertained Saturday evening
with tamale supper for which special
tamales were ordered from Santa Bar
bara During the evening an appro-
pirate game, called "tamale,' was en-
loved. the prizes being pictures OF
Santa Barbara mission.
Guests at this unique affair includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Donnel, Mr., and
Mrs. George Z. Tomlinson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ry Hanton Hammond, DR.. and Mrs.
Stephen Brown and Mr. and Mrs e. P. J
Sherer.
Mrs. Rollin C. Hammond of Bonnie
Brae street entertained members of
the Bonnie Brae Card club Friday
evening.
This affair which marked the close
the guests being dressed as farmers.
A one-course farm dinner was served,
the table being adorned with bou-
quet of old-fashioned flowers, a print
tive castor and other relics of rural
life. Chicken in profusion was served.
Cards in the shape of little pigs
marked places for Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. A A. Adams Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fox Stamps, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Payne and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eaton.
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Miss Maybelle Barlow and Miss Ha-
eel Barlow will entertain with a thea
ter party Thursday afternoon in COM
pliment to their sister, Miss Edna Bar
low, whose marriage with Wright
Coulter is to be celebrated June % in
the Broadway Christian church.
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Elsie Hotchkiss, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss of Maple
avenue, and Frank B. Mathews, the
marriage to occur in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Rudy, who
have been guests at Hotel Lankershim
during the winter, will move into their
new home on Wiltshire boulevard next
week.
Mrs. George H. McGinnis of West
Twenty-fifth street and Mrs. Hitchcock
of the Granada apartments will be
hostesses June Z at five hundred party
to be given at the Cosmos club house,
Venice.
The marriage of Miss Matte Lee
Bedford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Bedford of East Sixteenth street, and
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