Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-27

SOMEBODY mas 10 ppli anu p"NN'
And make the cake,
And fry the steak;
Somebody has to buy things cheap
And wash and sweep,
with little sleep
--somervile Journal
ONE of the delightful society events
of the week will be the May party
" with which Miss Rose Zobelein is
entertaining at her Figueroa street
home Saturday night in compliment 10
Miss Bessie Herbert Bartlett VINO Is
leaving the middle of May for a Europ-
can trip.
lett and songs by Mrs. Estelle Heartt-
Dreyfus is promised, Miss Bartiett
contributing her Chain of Sonnets, re-
Gently arranged, and Mrs. Dreyfus Will
be heard in series of songs dealing
with birds, butterflies and other spring
paraphernalia.
Between thirty and forty friends have
been hidden to the pleasant AFFAIR, anu
supper will be served after the pro-
gram.
A surprise was given friends of the
contracting parties yesterday, when
Miss Florence Winton Caswell daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cornelia Winton Caswell,
and InOmdS y. murphy, sui VI 9hl =
and Mrs Thomas Murphy, and grand
son of the great temperance lecturer,
Thomas Murphy, were quietly married
in Christ Episcopal church, Rev. Baker
p. Lee, rector officiating. Immediate
relatives only were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy have gone
north on their wedding trip, but their
destination is secret to even their
closest friends.
Miss Ethel Dubbs of Lake street Is
entertaining with two afternoons this
week, the first taking place yesterday
when members of the Bachelor Maids
club were her guests at a bridge whist.
and the second to be given tomorrow.
when another group of friends have
been invited.
There were present yesterday after
noon Miss Juanita Lane, Miss Stella
Lane, Miss Madge McGraw, Miss
Marie McManus, Miss Jean Cox, Miss
Freida Luderman, Miss Anna Bently,
Miss Grant, Miss Louise Houser, Miss
Mother and Miss Emma Luentzel.
Former Judge and Mrs. j. w. Hen
drick have returned from Santa Moni-
ca. where they have resided four years,
and are at 1921 Alvarado terrace where
they will receive their friends
Those who have secured boxes for
the benefit to be given Friday and
Saturday at the Auditorium for the
Mckinley Boys home include Mrs. w.
w. Neuer, Mrs. Sumner p. Brown, Mrs.
j. w. Trueworthy, Mrs. G. A. Brode.
Mrs G. Alexander Bobrick, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Variel, Mrs. H. S. Hurlburt,
Mrs. Paul Ridley, Mrs. F. B. Elderson,
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hay, Mrs. Valentine
Peyton, Mrs. G. H. Hayes and Mrs.
Blanche Trimble.
Mrs. Roth Hamilton will entertain
tomorrow night at her Orange street
home with a musicale in compliment to
Miss Elsa Miner, whose engagement
to Charles l.. Michod was recently an
nounced. The affair Is also planned for
Miss Mollie Dyer, who is the house
guest of Mrs. George e. Burrell of $50
Wiltshire boulevard.
Mrs. Frank Hudson will entertain in
formally Saturday with bridge.
Mrs. Nora Mccartney of Beacon
street has as her guests her brother-in-
law and nephew, Rev. John l.. Nc
Cartney and Rev. Albert Joseph Nc
Cartney. The former has seven sons,
all of whom are ministers.
Miss Celia Troconiz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Troconiz, and Ralph e.
Dobbs will be married tomorrow morn
ing at the family home. Miss Troconiz
will be unattended, and Rev. Father
Felix Zumarraga of San Gabriel will
read the service. Upon their return
from a wedding trip Mr.. Dobbs and
bride will reside at 243 South Coronado
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen v. Childs and
family of West Adams street have gone
to the mountains for several months.
s.
Mrs. Anna M. Knudson and Miss
Elizabeth Knudson have gone east for
protracted trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Arnold Behr of Pasa-
0ena are among the Southern California
contingent who will summer in Europe.
They left early in the week for New
York, from which port they will SAIL
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The marriage of Miss Alice Shaw,
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Victor
Shaw of Figueroa street. and DR.. James
Mccoy will take place today
After an around the world tour of
nf~e months Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Braiy
ar expected to arrive in Los Angeles
toLly.
Mrs. William F. Howard of Leoti
street has issued cards for. a tea to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Hampton of Los
Angeles, with their niece. Miss Frances
Ray, Will sail for Naples and Rome on
the steamship Finland April 20 and will
join Bishop Conatys party in Rome.
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