Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
Society,"
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Clarence Bradford, and business man
ager, Herbert stephen.
A wedding which is to take place this
evening in San Francisco at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Cahen on Baxer
street will unite their daughter, Miss
Rose, and Joseph Rittigstein, young
business man of Los Angeles Mr..
Rittigstein Is a Shriner and an Elk.
After a short wedding trip to Coro-
nado, Mr. Rittigstein and his bride will
return to Los Angeles to reside.
Miss Eva and Miss Ada Bayly are
spending a few weeks at the Virginia
Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement of Miss Sue Condor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Condor,
Whitman avenue and Huntington
drive, to Samuel Mcclure of New York.
The marriage is to take place in Asbury
Methodist church in November.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A1onzo Parsons Lee
have come down from San Rafael, ar
riving in Los Angeles Friday, and are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Prosser at
their mountain home, Oak lodge.
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Mrs. William Hamilton Toaz, who not
so many moons ago was Miss Edlth
Heron, is making visit OF two
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus H. Heron, on Severance street.
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Miss Mabel Cooper a pianist and
accompanist of ability who is we'll
known in musical circles in Los Ange-
les, will leave early in the week for a
year of postgraduate work in Boston.
Woods r. Woolwine is spending the
month of September at ocean Park,
going and returning each day IN MS
Oldsmobile roadster.
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Miss Kate provinces has returned from
a pleasant trip of ten days to Seven
Oaks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rivers of Harvard
boulevard accompanied by their sons
Bedford and Nairn, returned few days
ago from a northern trip OF two
months, during which they visited
Seattle, Alaska and Southern Oregon
Hunting and fishing were enjoyed or
the Robe river, and near Metsford
deer fell trophy to the skill of the
elder of the two young men.
Miss Juanita Lane of Grattan street
will entertain with a matinee party
and tea at the Alexandria this week
in compliment to MISS Mabel Vile
other guests will include only the
members of Miss Wiles' bridal party
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Roberts en-
tertained at the Alvarado Wednesday
evening with dinner given in COM
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
MacKeigan, who were married in Sar
Francisco just a year ago. Mrs, Rob
erts and Mrs. MacKeigan are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Berner of Will.
eIai hn11laUar6 and and Mrs
James B. Fisher of Virgil street are
en- route for Philadelphia. The party
left Los Angeles Wednesday and are
planning an absence of month.
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Mrs. Rosme C. House Of Houston
Tex, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Rosalyn Wilson of Fort. Worth, Tex.
are at Hotel Virginia for a few weeks
Mrs. House is contemplating a triI
east after which she plans to return
to the Virginia for the winter.
Many friends witnessed tie marriage
of Miss May Fault, daughter of Mr.. ant
4ars J. p. Fault. and William Sweet
land, which took place at the home o
the bride on South Vermont avenue
at noon yesterday.
Rev. e. j. Inwood of University
Methodist church performed the cere.
Inony, and Mrs w. r. Carter played
the wedding marcneS.
The bride was gowned in white hair
line cloth over silk trimmed witt
duchess lace and pearls, and carried {
shower bouquet of brides roses. He
veil was held in place by a spray oi
orange blossoms.
MISS Harriet Willett, who was mait
of honor, was attired in white over pale
green and carried pink carnations
while the bridesmaid, Miss Edith Rich
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Cook Miss Ethel Amis, Miss Lucille
Ayres, Miss Eta Ayres, Miss Elsie
Ferguson and Miss Theresa Reeve helC
garlands of ferns and Shasta daisies
which formed an aisle to the altar
Lesl4~ Hitchcock stood with the groom
Little Dorothy and Louvia Jenkins as
sisted as flower girl and ring bearer
On their return from two weeks
wedding trip, Mr., and Mrs. Sweetlant
will make their home with Mrs Sweet
lands parents for short time.
A wedding to take place Tuesday
evening at the First Methodist church
will unite Miss Gladys Armstrong
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bradley Armstrong of West Sixteenth
street, and Howard Mortimer ,Leggett
Miss Hazel Burpee of Oakland viii
be maid, of honor, Miss Lita Lauxer
and Miss Florence Goddard of Berke-
ley, Miss Eta Seaton of San Francis
co, Miss Ethel Hogan and Miss Mar
jorie Armstrong, sister of the bride
will serve as bridesmaids, and Marion
Wanop will carry the ring. Arthur
Hastings will attend the groom and
the ushers will be Messrs. Russell
Stevens, Rex Laws, Frank Cass and
Warren Bovard. Rev. George F. Bo-
ward ID. D., will officiate and Rev
Charles Edward Locke will assist
Miss Louise Rush will play the we'd