Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-25

evening of May IA with a pleasant
farewell party in anticipation of leav-
ing for an extended motor trip. Music
and games were enjoyed. Among those
present were Mr., and Mrs. A. K. Alex
ander, Alden Alexander, Miss Lucy AL
eXander, DR.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Parlee, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Gillett Earl Gillett, Mrs. M. H.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton, Mrs
]. f. Murray, Teddy Bacon, V. E.
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Light
foot, Lewis Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace w. Carr, Mrs M. p. Reed, Miss
Helen NJ Reed, Miss Gladys Vickers,
Miss Josephine Vickers, Mrs. Leila
Buckham, Stafford Buckham, Mrs. A.
M. Dodson. Mrs. H. c. Bacon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Martin, T. w. Bacon, Miss
Edna Gillett. Mrs. M. F. Powers, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. McDavid.
For Mrs. George P. Thresher and
Mrs. w. L. Jones, who are contemplat-
ing eastern trips, Mrs. Junius A. Bow
den of West Twenty third street is en-
tertaining Friday with a bridge, for
which a large number of invitations
have been issued.
Assisting women are Mrs. c. c. Glib
bon, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. W. II.
Bowden, Mrs. Monroe r. Armsden, Mrs.
l. -
Altadena.
Mrs Thresher, with her daughters,
will spend the summer on the Pacific
coast. Mrs Jones viii leave about July
for a summers visit in Portland, her
former home.
Mrs w. Barnett and Miss Laura Ed
wards of East Forty-seVenth street en-
tertained recently with a blue and
white granite shower, in compliment
to Miss Hulda Bosshard, fiancee of
Alfred f. Selson.
Living and dining rooms were decor
ated with pink and white hearts. Mar
guerites and pink sweet peas, while a
mammoth pyramid of pink sweet peas
formed the center piece of the long
dining table.
Hand painted place cards bearing de-
signs of orange blossoms marked places
for the hostess, her special guest Mrs.
r. BoCshard Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs.
William Allen, Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Ma
bel Baker, Mrs. Edna Houlsby, Mrs.
Ridgeway, Mrs Francs Gee, Mrs. M.
Hill, Miss Cora Harrison. Miss Grace
Bowman. Miss Carroll Wyman, Miss
Edythe Hamer, Miss Louise Wyman,
Miss Lulu Brown, Hiss Mabel Carlson,
Miss Jennie Evans, Miss Allie Hutcher,
Miss Fannie Carlson.
Miss Lulu Brown of Newton street
entertained last night with a kitchen
shower for the bride-elect. Musical
numbers were rendered by Paul Myers
and Dick Brown.
Mrs. Frederick Fitzgerald will enter
tain members of Il S. M. club at whist
Saturday afternoon.
s.
Miss Ora Wilson and Miss Birdetta
Wilson will be hostess at an informal
farewell luncheon to be given Friday
afternoon in compliment to Miss Anna
Kellum and Miss Lydia I<ellum, who
are leaving soon for Europe.
s.
Mrs. George Ragland and Mrs, David
McCune returned Monday from another
successful tour of the Orpheum circuit.
Both these young women have hosts of
friends who will welcome them on their
return.
Miss Madeline w. Barnes will be
hostess at an affair given today in COM
pliment to Miss Marion McGilvray.
The home of Mrs. M. w. Weigel on
Court street was the scene last evening
of a double wedding when Miss Leona
sAngevine became the bride of Mrs.
WeigeIs son, T. C. Weigel, and Mrs.
WeigePs niece, Miss Luella Cook, was
married to c. H Green
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Hay of the Broadway Christian church
and the wedding music was played by
Mrs George Deitride and the Misses
Alcott and Hazel Henderson.