Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
Society

Helen Metcalf daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Il. Motcalf of Verbena
drive, will become the bride of Willis
Eugene Lamb of Chicago, ILL.,
The service, witnessed by n few rela
tives and intimate friends, is to be
read by Rev. William MacCormack, J
dean of the pro-cathedral. Mr.. Lamb
and his bride will leave tonight for San
Francisco, Ell route to Chicago, their
future home. where Mr.. Lamb is en-
gagged in business.
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The week end at Hotel Virginia
promises to be marked by the presence
of one of the most brilliant gatherings
of the season, the occasion being the
opening of the new art gallery there
Saturday night.
Groups of artists and art lovers are
already making up dinner parties for
that evening, and others are going
down for the week end. The evening /
will close with a dance.
Among those who will entertain at
dinner in celebration of the event Is |
Mrs. Il. Herbert Jackson of Long
Beach, who will have a party of twenty
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A wedding of interest will be SOL
emnized this evening, when Miss Sue
Belle Condor, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank r. Condor of Whitman avenue,
becomes the bride OF Samuel Mcclure, |
jr, of New York The wedding Will |
take place in Asbury Methodist church,
Rev. c. b. Cowan officiating.
Miss Condor, who will be unattended, |
will be gowned in white silk null over
taffeta, will wear a veil and will carry
a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley. |
Ushers Will be Mrs. Maude Burke, |
Miss Florence Irish, Miss Lena Monk |
man and Miss Margaret Monkman, al
wearing white lingere gowns and .
"a Fptyin xzrlaf ma
The brides going away gown will be
a navy blue tailored suit of velvet
with blue velvet turban to mach.
reception will be held in the church
parlors, after which Mr.. Mcclure and
mis- bride will leave for their wedding
trip, stopping among other places in
New Orleans, Beverley and Boston be-
fore going to New York, where they
will be at home to friends after jan
uary Is.
Miss Maybele Kendall of South Alva
dado street, whose engagement with
Vernon Goodwin was announced Sun
day, has chosen the following attend
ants for the wedding, which will take
place in the Church Of the Angels jan
uary Is at 4 o'clock, Bishop Johnson
reading the service.
The brides sister, Mrs. Alexander
MacKeigan, will attend her as matron
OF honor, Ernest Finley of Santa Rosa
will stand with the groom, and ushers
will be Alexander MacKeigan, Richard
Dickinson. Nat S. Head and Albert de
wit.
Mrs. Stewart MacFarland OF South
Hope street was hostess Thursday at a
luncheon of fourteen covers
Among the very recent arrivals In
Los Angeles are Mrs. Charles II. Fos-
ter, and her two young daughters, Miss
Myrtle and Miss Hilda Foster.
Mrs. Foster is a sister of Mrs ]. IT.
Able OF East Forty-second street, and
comes from Chicago, ILL.,, where she has
resided for many years She expects to
remain permanently and make Los An
geles her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Whitney Gil
bert OF Seattle arrived in Los Angeles
recently and are stopping temporarily
OF Hotel Angelus.
Mrs. Gilbert has spent many winters
here with friends who will be glad TO
hear that she and Mr.. Gilbert are
planning to make Los Angeles their
home.
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A quiet home wedding will take place
this evening when Miss Ruth Wicker
sham, daughter of l. Wickersham OF
Valencia street, will become the bride
of Jesse Benjamin Green of Ocean
Park. Rev. Henderson Judd, ID. D., will
officiate in the presence of relatives
and friends only.
The bride, who is to be unattended,
will be gowned in white and carry n
shower bouquet Of Cecil Bruner roses.
Mr.. Green and his bride will leave
Immediately for San Diego, and return
ing will be at home at 45 Sunset ave-
nue., Ocean Park, after December 2l.
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Miss Emma Murphy of ogden, Utah, |
Is a guest at the home of w. s. Nc
Intosh, 1853 South Avenue Twenty, for !
the holiday season.
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Mrs. Henry w. O'MeIveny of Wiltshire {
boulevard entertained with a luncheon J
of twelve covers recently in compli-
ment to her sister. Miss Grace Schill- ]
ing, whose marriage with DIR. James
Thomas Murray of Rochester,, Mimi, ,
will take place during the holidays.
Owing to recent bereavement, Miss
Schilling is accepting no pre-nuptial
courtesies and the wedding will be
solemnized quietly.
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Announcement is made of the en- !
gagement of Miss Harriet NJ. Hall, as
sistant superintendent Of the Good
Samaritan hospital, and DR.. Frederick
William Jones of Boston, Mass
Miss Hall will leave January / for
the east. After the wedding DR. Jones
and his wife will make a tour through 7
the orient i
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Silverstein
have returned from an absence of five :
months and are at home to their :
friends in North Grand avenue.
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Mrs. Kaspare Cohn left last week for o
San Francisco, where she win be the Il
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Milton s
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Mrs p. B. Lippman was hostess at a f
linen shower given recently for Miss o
Emma Hatcher, whose engagement o
with Meyer Strelitz was recently an b
nounced. Following the shower cards r
were played. "
Among those present were Mrs. Max r.
Lustig, Mrs. Walter Niederer, Mrs. O
Claude Hunter, Mrs A. Rice, Mrs. Har-
ris, Mrs. j. Gaus, Mrs. A. Marquis, Mrs. n
Hirsh, Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. ]. Levy. DR.. n
Lee Hagadorn, Mrs. NJ Brown. Mrs, n
Abe Kornblum, Mrs. Paul Jacobs, Mrs A
Sydney Rice, Mrs. A. Brick, Mrs. ]. !,
Hess, Mrs. O. Silberberg, Mrs. M. "
Laventhal. Mrs. Fl. Brisacker, Mrs. II. N