Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
Society

RS. GEORGE S. HUPP of West
N TWenty-third street will enter
tain friends at the Belasco to-
morrow, and following the matinee the
party will be served tea at the Alexan-
dria
Guests who will share Mrs. Hupp's
hospitality are Mrs. Robert Brunton,
ham, Mrs. Walter Wren, Mrs. Mathew
Il. Everhardy and Mrs Frances Jo-
sephine Holmes.
Mrs. Hupp has issued invitations for
luncheon March 8.
Mrs. James B. Grady of West Twen-
ty-eighth street entertained with twelve
tables for bridge yesterday, a company
of nearly sixty responding to invita-
tions.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Farnsworth Wilcox and Mrs. Thomas
Phillips.
s.
One of the June weddings will be that
of Miss Cecilia Troconiz and Ralph E.
Dobbs. Miss Troconiz is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Troconiz of
South Grand avenue, and Mr.. Dobbs is
assistant cashier of the Bank of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Edgar Palmer of South Bonnie
Brae street was hostess yesterday at a
reception given to meet her sister, Mrs.
E. M. Prouty, and daughter, Mrs. w.
S. McCurdy, both of st. Paul.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
George Harpham and Mrs. Emily San
ford
Mrs. James Fisher entertained at her
home on Virgil avenue yesterday with
bridge luncheon, the first of a series
that she is giving. Mrs. Fisher has
asked other friends for Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Frederick Bradley Henderson
was hostess yesterday at one of the
prettiest affairs of the week, entertain
ing with a bridge luncheon at the Los
Angeles Country club.
Ten small tables surrounded the larg-
er one at which the hostess presided,
and violets and jonquils were combined
in graceful arrangement on each. Mon
ogram cards marked the places. An
orchestra furnished music during the
afternoon.
Those who received invitations were
Mesdames William S. Brice, Willis
Booth, Arthur Braley, Joseph H. Bo-
hon, Percy H. Clark. Walter B. Chans-
lor, E. ]. Cook, William J. Chick, Conk-
Crutcher, Edward L. Hoheny. Glen Ed
monds. Robert H. Edwards, f. A.
Featherstone, T. J. Fleming, Samuel
Haskins, Fred A Hines, Charles w.
Hinchcliffe, William James, Fred John
son, John T. Jones, Carl Kurtz. Arthur
Kinney, John w. Kemp, Addison Lysle
Oscar Lawler. w. It. Miller, Eugene
Pettigrew, William Reed, w. G. Spence,
Jay Spence, Calvin Seeley, Loren Il.
Sale, A. M. Squires, r. H. Stevens, w.
T. Sterling, Charles H. Toll, Ida NJ
Thompson, Walter Trask, Henry Trip
0. J. Waggoner, Wilbur Wallace, H. L.
Westbrook, o. A. Vickrey, H. J. Wool
lacott, Robert Wankowski, Samuel j
Whitmore, Jones, Arthur J. Waters
Miss Florence Clark. Miss Lima John
son, Miss Marjorie Menafee, Miss Au-
gusta Poehler and Miss Irene Poehler
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In the presence of a few relatives and
friends, Mrs. Minnie Sutter and Stanley
Marion knight were united in marriage
last night at $50 at the home of the
bride on South Burlington avenue, Rev,
William Horace Day of the First Con-
gregational church officiating.
Mrs. Sutter, who was attended by
Miss Minnie Houk, was attired in a
robe of white princess lace and carried
Mamon Cochet roses. Miss Houk S
gown was of white lace. For travelling
Mrs. Sutter had chosen a gray tailored
suit.
David Conradi Of San Francisco stood
with the groom, and S. Conradi Of Los
Angeles gave the bride in marriage
De Nubila's orchestra furnished music
for the service.
Following the ceremony supper was
served and Mr.. and Mrs Knight left
for a six weeks tour of the state. Or
their return they will make their home
in Los Angeles, although Mr. Knight
formerly a wholesale merchant of Chi
cago, expects to establish himself in
business a little later in San Francisco
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Miss Alice Murphy, daughter of Mrs
Francis Murphy, and Ferdinand Heir
were married Monday morning at St
Patrick's church. The bride was at
tired in ivory satin, trimmed with seed
pearls and real lace. made en- traine
Her long veil was fastened with orange
blossoms and she carried a shower OF
lilies of the valley.
Miss Nellie Meade and Miss Julia
Baker, gowned in pink messaline and
carrying Cecil Bruner roses, attended
the bride J. Cook stood with the
groom and Anthony Schwamm, R. Nc
Grath, j. DIETRICH and E. Dollard were
ushers Little Edna Thomas and Ham
ilton Menzier assisted as flower girl and
ring bearer