Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17


WIDE circle of Los Angeles
"a friends will be interested In
"A learning this morning of mar
riage which was quietly celebrated re-
Gently in Paris, ILL.,, at the home OF the
brides cousin, Roy Bowman, ana
which united Miss Anna Hubbell,
charming young woman who spent
several months last winter In Los An
geles, and George L. McKeeby,
young attorney OF this city.
Mr.. McKeeby, a member Of the
Unon League club and of the Atnletlo
club. Is a brother of Mrs. A. G. Bart
lett of Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs McKeeby arrived In
Los Angeles Saturday night, after
trip that included visits to chicago,
st. Louis, Cleveland and Canada, with
a stay of several days in Seattle. Ihey
are guests of Mrs. Bartlett at vista
del Mar" for a week or ten days be-
fore settling in their new home on
Vine street, where they will be az
home to friends after September l.
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Letters from A. G. Bartlett and
daughter Bessie. tell of a delightful
sojourn in London and announce that
they will cross to Paris the last OF
September, where they will spend from
six weeks to two months, going from
there to Naples and then to Germany
During her stay IN London Miss
BARTLETT has studied oratorio with
Watkins Mills while Guy dHardeliot,
the song writer who, by the way, Is a
woman, has been coaching her in her
D'Hardeliot's compositions. In Naples
Miss Bartlett is planning to study for
several weeks under Sebastino
e. G. Holland, the composer, Is set
70 10 Errhi
Bartlett will include in her program
of dramatic readings
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Plume announce
the marriage of their daughter, MISS
Katharyne, and Richard Fitzgerald the
ceremony having been performed sat
urday morning in ST. Patrick's church
by Father O'Docahue.
After a short trip through Southern
California Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Will
be at home to friends at GAL East
Fiftieth street.
Miss Della Caruthers entertained
with a matinee party at the Burbank
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Helen Chalmers Kingston of Buffalo,
N. Y, who is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Lucius Vogel of Cambridge
street. Dinner at the Hayward fol-
lowed.
Miss Marguerite Favar, daughter of
Mrs. Alice Louise Favar of Hollywood,
and Capt. f. ID. Tompkins of Los An
se,es were married yesterday morning
at II o'clock in the Episcopal church
at Santa Ana, Rev. A. G. L. Trew, DID,
officiating.
The BRIDE attired in white lin
gerie gown over pink and carrying a
big picture hat. was attended by Mrs.
w Smith Goble. who was in gray
empire gown and carried pink roses.
After a brief visit to Catalina Capt.
Tompkins and his bride will visit Se~
attle. returning to make their home in
Hollywood on May avenue. Capt.
Tompkins is chief of the property
division of the Los Angeles aqueduct
commission. Mrs Tompkins came to
Los Angeles with her mother last year
from ST. Augustine, Fla.
Following Immediately upon an
nouncement of the engagement which
was made known to friends Saturday
evening at a reception by Esperanza
chapter o. E s., given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Ibertson, on West
Forty-seventh street, Miss Mildred
JEFFERSON and Roy Sutton, both of Los
Angeles, are to be married at noon to-
day. leaving Immediately for San Diego
where they will spend their honeymoon
Miss JEFFERSON is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman JEFFERSON of
Pavilion place. Mr.. Sutton has been
for several years associated with one
of the large mercantile houses of the
city.
One of the delightful affairs of last
week was the luncheon and towel
shower with which Mrs. George Drake
entertained Saturday at her home on
West Seventeenth street in compliment
to Miss Anna Messmore, a popular
bride-elect.
The tables were set beneath the trees
in the garden.
Miss Edith Hail. whose marriage with
William r. Appleford is to be one of
the early fall events, was compliment
ed Saturday with a distinctly appoint
ed luncheon and plate shower at the
home of Mrs. d. A Schweitzer on
West FortY-seventh place. Mrs. Will
liam Winter, Mrs Hiram Hall, Mrs. D.
s. Snediker, Miss Eva Swallev. Miss
Vera De La Martyr Miss Jessie Rock
Miss Gertrude Rock. Miss Alluy Weeks
Miss Florence Kohler and Miss Mabel
James. were those in attendance.
Formal announcement is made by
Benjamin H. Carleton, ST., of Artesia,
of the engagement of his daughter,
Miss Sarah Crosby Carleton, and AL
fred H. H. Parsons OF Los Angeles.
The marriage is to be celebrated Au-
gust 20.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w Brotherton have
returned from tour of the world. DUR
ing which they visited Honolulu, japan,
China. Ceylon, Egypt and points of in
terest In Europe and Great Britain
Others returning at the same time
are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eldridee, Mr.
and Mrs D. Davis and w. H. Hoegee,
a
Mrs. H. j. Whitley of Hollywood has
returned from an absence of five
months in the Orient.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwin Pare
and daughters, Miss L. Lulu and Miss
Tlizebeth are again occupying their
Tlden avenue home after an absence
Of five months in the east and south
s.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H Won Breton. who
have taken a COTTAGE at Ocean Park
for the summer. entertained with
week end partv in compliment to Miss
Violet Mcdonald. whose enga cement
with Allen Culver was recently an
nounced.
The company included Mrs. r. J.
stanton. DR.. and Mrs. T.. j. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stavanow, Miss
Mavme Stanton. Miss Dorothy Won
breton. Miss Margaret Seymour Miss
Eva Stavanow. Miss Corinns Thorkild-
sen. Miss Lillian Stanton Miss Cecilia
Botsller. Allen Culver, John Won Breton
and Mr.. Graninger.