Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
Musical


greets the Ellis club was present
Il in Simpson auditorium last night
to do honor to this body of VocaIsts,
who at this time and with added pres
tige closed the thirteenth season OIL the
organization.
Florence Pearce Wadsworth, soprano,
whose solo work was especially tine IN
Hermann Mohr's big chorus, 10 the
Genius of Music number in Wnlch
quartet composed of Roland Paul hrst
tenor; Robert Fulton, second tenor; H.
Fl. Holmes, first bass, and w M. Web
ster, second bass, also did some notably
efficient singing.
The program in full was the fol-
lowing:
/ War Song .......''''''''''''' l ebiiIing
2 (a) Clouds ..................... Fred schiiiinB
(b) Sunshine. ...... .............Fred sehiling
3. o. Mother Mine ...................' Nei1llheeT
4 Aria MADAM Butterfly ......''''.''' 4 ucolnl
Miss Wadsworth' 49,.
5. The Bailifs Daughter ..'''beh1 Guesel erea
6. Song of Araby -,
l. To the Genius of Music Hermann monr MOI.
2. Twilight 'Dudley & bucS
3 Jewel Song (FausD ..,.,t
Soldiers Chorus '''Gouhod
s.
Miss Grace Mitchell, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell OF SANTA
Ana. and Dunn Van Gieson teller OF
ried this afternoon in Santa Ana.
The bride, who will be attended by
Mrs John Spencer of Los Angeles, VIII
wear shell pink messallne slik'
trimmed with rare old lace, an helr-
loom. and will carry Cecil Brunner
roses and forgetmenots. Mrs. Spencer
Will be gowned in white lace ana VIII
also carry Cecil Brunner roses. Car
land Ross, also of Los Angeles, VIII
serve as best man.
The couple will leave Immediately
for a short wedding trip and will be
at home to friends at the Hotel Nlr-
ginia after July 10:
A party of young people from Long
Beach and Los Angeles, who, chap-
eroned by Mrs. e. M. Scouten enjoyed
a Weekend outing to Monrovia, were
Miss Rita Potts of Los Angeles, MISS
Bernice Deering, Miss Laura Brown,
Miss Lowena Scouten and Messrs. Ar
thur Harris, Frank Britch, Fred Hud-
son. Oliver Sweningson, all Of Long
Beach.
The party attended dance in Mon
rova Saturday evening and the next
day enjoyed picnic luncheon and fish
ing in the canyons.
s.
A very quiet wedding will be cele-
brated at Christ church Monday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock, the bride being
Miss Helen Mcdonald, daughter of
William u. Mcdonald of Romeo
street. and the groom Charles B. Hop
per. Rev. Baker p Lee will officiate.
Miss Mcdonald will be gowned in
white chiffon over satin and will carry
a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Archibald Sessions will render the
popular wedding march. After the
ceremony the Immediate family will
be entertained at the home of Miss
McDonald's brother, James Mcdonald,
on West Forty-ninth street. The young
couple will go to Banff, Canada, on
their honeymoon and later will return
to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Harry Lane entertained recent
ly with a bridge party at her home on
West Twenty street, the special
guest being Mrs. Gilbert MacElroy, a.
visitor in Los Angeles from Oakland.
Others present were Mrs. Charles
Coulter, Mrs. Arthur LaTouche, Mrs
John Bancroft, Mrs. John Walker, Mrs.
Arthur Haven, Mrs. Cecil Howell Mrs
Jane Colkitt, Mrs. Harry D. Hazard
Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrs. A. e. Hough-
telling, Mrs Mano Van, Mrs. Everett
Brown and Miss Laurite Ktmball.
Prizes were won by Mrs. LaTouche,
Mrs. MacElroy and Mrs. Colkitt(
Mrs Henry W. Fitch will entertain
the AS You Like It club with a lunch
boulevard Friday, guests being Mrs
Robert C. P. Smith, Mrs Charles
Faulkner, Mrs. William English, Mrs.
Harry Arnold, Mrs Homer Morris
Mrs. Clarence II. Pease, Mrs. S. Manly
Pye, Mrs. l.. e. Parker, Mrs Mark
Turnbull, Mrs. George Jenkins. Mrs
Harry Hazard and Miss Ellen H.
Wheeler.
Mrs. S. r. Townsend will entertain
the Study Bridge club at her home on
Halldale avenue this afternoon. Fol-
lowing is a partial list of the guests
who will be present: Mrs. A. S. Dunn,
Mrs. Frederick Lyon, Mrs. Perry How
ard, Mrs. D. Rodgers Mrs w. II. Wal
Ter, Mrs. Clarence H Pease and Miss
Mabel Townsend.
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority enter
tained with a three-course luncheon att
the chapter house Saturday.
Twenty members of the Xopeia club
attended the Mason in a body Monday
night, and later entertained with al
handsomely appointed supper at Levy $
where Miss Zoe Barnett a member of
the Piff, Paff, Pouf company, and a
sister of Charles O.. Barnett. one of the
Xopeia brotherhood, was special guest.
Mrs r. Wernigk of Ocean View, and
her sister, Miss Alice Hill, are leaving
June 29 for trip to the Grand canyon.
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Mrs. w. Mortgage will entertain in
formally with luncheon tomorrow atl
her home on Labrea street, in compli-
ment to Mrs. Augustine Frank, who is
visiting in Hollywood this summer
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