Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
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rage or MISS katnerine A. WellS, niece
and adopted daughter of j. c. Kidd of
Houston, Tex, and Austin e. Clark
son, also of Houston, the ceremony
taking place yesterday morning in the
parlors of Hotel Lankershtm.
After the service. which was per-
formed by Rev. w. A. Hunter of the
First Presbyterian church, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarkson left for the Grand cam
yon and other points of interest in the
east. They will reside in Houston.
An event of this week will be the
marriage of Miss Blanche E. Deibert,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. 1. Del
bert, and Arthur II. Kruel, which is
to take place tomorrow at the home
of the bride on East Adams street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Neagele will
serve as best man and matron of
honor. Miss Deibert's uncle, Rev. J.
c. Elliott, will perform the ceremony,
and Mrs. Elliott will play the wedding
music.
A package shower was given yester-
day afternoon for Miss Neagele by
Miss Mabel and Miss Bessie McComb
at their home on East Adams street.
Those present were Miss lone
Hughes. Miss Olive Saunders, Miss
Emile Stephens, Miss Mary Ross, Miss
Beatrice Fisher, Miss Olga Dietrich,
Miss Elda Murray, Miss Adeline Jes
berg, Miss Nancy Reddington Wright
Miss Meryl Wolf, Miss Fern Merrick
Miss Marie Potter, Miss Bess Gage,
Miss Mamie Bourland, Miss Violet
Leech, Miss Annie Benninger, Miss
Florence Smith, Miss Margery White
Miss Mabel Ogden, Miss Mildred
Hotchkiss and Miss Garnet Crowther.
Miss Dorothy Caspary, a member of
St. Joseph's church choir, who will
leave soon for an extended tour of the
east, was greatly surprised Thursday
evening when the choir, with its direc>
tor, Rev. Raphael Fuhr, came to bid
her farewell at her home on Santee
street Miss Caspary has been assist
ant organist of the choir for the past
three years and expects to resume her
duties when she returns to Los An
geles. Music and games were enjoyed
throughout the evening, and at 11:30
refreshments were served.
Those present were Rev. Raphael
Fuhr, director; Miss Sophia Roos, Miss
Tillie Schloeslin, Miss May Buhr Miss
Margaret Orth, Miss Marie Breunig,
Miss Margaret Conway Miss Margaret
Scholl, Miss Lottie Knel, Miss Eliza
beth Doyle, Miss Mary Fischer, Miss
Edith Kraft, Miss Florence and Miss
Angela Caspary, A. Mauch, G. Risse,
]. Schumacher, DR.. Albert Scholl and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Caspary.
Miss Dorothy will be accompanied
on her trip by her parents and sister
Isabella,
DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Miller and son
Charles will leave Los Angeles Wednes-
day booked to make the world tour.
They will visit Honolulu, Japan, Chi
ma, Burma, Java, Malay peninsula,
North and South India, Ceylon, Egypt
and Palestine, after which they will
make an extended tour through Eu-
rope.
The largest "around the world party"
to leave Los Angeles will depart this
week under the direction of d. F. Rob-
ertson of the steamship department,
German American Savings bank.
Included in the party are the follow
ing from Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney A. Butler, Mrs. S. w. Church,
Miss Genevieve Church, Miss Ruth
Carlton Carson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. V.
Day, Miss Gretchen Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
A C. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p.
Gilbert, Mrs. w. w. Hadley, Mrs. Ada
S. Lux, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Latin,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Iced, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lloyd, Mrs. E. P. Nichols, Miss Fay
Nichols, Miss ]. T. ogden, Mrs. A L.
Ryan, Mrs. NJ. G. Ryland, Mrs. o. B.
Warnock, Mrs. W. F. Thornton, Mrs.
Jennie ]. Wild, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Miller and Charles Miller
The party will sail from San Fran
cisco September on the Pacific Mail
steamship Manchuria to Honolulu and
Yokohama, where they will be Joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Skinner. On
arrival at Yokohama an extended trip
will be made through Japan, visiting
the principal points of interests-Nil1ko,
Lake Chuzenji, Toxic, Kodzu, Oda-
wara, Yumato, Miyanoshita, Lake Ha-
kone, Atami, Shidzuoka, Nagoya, va
mada in Ise, Kyoto, Lake Biwa, Oh
gawa Rapids, Nara. Osaka, Kobe. Two
weeks will be devoted to China, visit
ing Shanghai, Tientsin, Peking, Hong
kong, etc. November II the party will
sail from Hongkong on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer for Singapore,
Malay peninsula, thence proceed to
Batavia, Java, thence to Rangoon,
Burma and Calcutta, India. Four
weeks will be devoted to sightseeing in
India, visiting Darjeeling, Benares,
Lucknow, Agra, Delhi, Jeypore, Bonn
bay January % the party will sail
from Colombo, Ceylon for Alden, Ara
bia, and Port Said, thence proceeding
to Cairo, Egypt, Pyramids, the Nile,
etc. From Alexandria they will sail
to Java, Constantlnople, Turkey,
Smyrna, Athens, Greece, arriving at
Naples, Italy, March 4, 1910. An eX-
tended tour will be made through Eu-
rope, visiting the principal tourist re-
sorts-Switzerland, Germany, Austria,
France, Belgium, Holland, England,
w,
Passion Play at Oberammergau, and
the Brussels exposition will also be
visited.