Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18

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day night for Seattle, in which city
Mr. Kleeman will enter business.
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Mrs. L. b. Jorgenson of South Vine
street. Hollywood is giving dinner of
twelve covers tonight, at which the
honors are to be shared by Miss Helon
Morton Young of ST. Louis, who Is WIS.,
iting friends in and about Los Angeles
and Miss California Marion Wilson,
whose marriage with Ellis Paul Gray
will be solemnized April ~
Mrs. T. Il. Spellacy of West Sixth
street was hostess at an informal after
noon Wednesday. A delightful inn
promptu program was rendered by
Miss Edith Parker, who contributed
readings. and Miss Martha Alexander,
who rendered violin solos,. Mrs. Spell
lacy was assisted by Mrs. James Clut-
ter and Miss Helen Williams,
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The evening affair given annually by
the women of the As You Like 1t card
club in compliment to their husbands
took place Friday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Fitch on Har-
ward boulevard.
The jolly evening was enjoyed by
Messrs. and Mcsdames' Robert c. p.
Smith. L, r, Parker, Harry Havard,
Charles H. Faulkner, William English,
Mark Turnbull, Clarence Pease. Homer
Morris. Mrs. Martha NJ Symmes and
Miss Ellen II. Wheeler.
The women's prizes In cut glass and
cup and saucer, were awarded to
Mines. William English, George Jen-
kins and l.. e. Parker. Those for the
men, champagne cooler, game shears
Nancy Pye, Harry Hazard and Harry
Arnold.
Mrs. Robert Marsh of Westchester
place complimented Miss Ray Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gail B.
Johnson, whose marriage to Henry b.
Morse will take place April 2S. with
garden breakfast Friday morning.
Among the guests were Mrs King
Macomber, Mrs. John Home. Mrs. Ed
ward Bosbysheli, Mrs. Nicholas Mill
bank, Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs. Loom
is Mrs. Louise Pratt, Mrs. Lawrence
Burck, Mrs. Leo Sehaffer, Mrs. Gail I3.
Johnson, Mrs. Willard Black. Mrs.
John Tanner, Mrs. Alfred Donneau.
Mrs. William Mines, Mrs. Edward
Groenendyke of Pasadena and the
Misses Grace Mellus. Florence Avery.
Florence Clark, Sarah Utley, Marjorie
Bolt and Marion McGilvray of Pasa-
dena; Gates, June Gates, Adele NORM,
Emma Bates. Gertrude King, Amy
Brunswig, Grace Rowley and Kather-
inc Ridgway.
Mrs. Clara n. Johnston of Ashtabula,
Ohio, and James P. Burns, a business
man of Los Angeles, were married in
San Diego April IA, Rev. Father Nc
Neliis officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd
ney Hill and Miss Grace Bowers were
the attendants. After short stay at
Coronado Mr.. and Mrs. Burns will be
a home Nv pt,r
Is a member of the Jonathan club.
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Mrs. Lester Robinson of Beacon
street was hostess Friday al a meet
ing of the bridge club of which she is
a member, and entertained her guests
with Spanish luncheon. Spanish ideas
were carried out in both the place and
score cards.
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Miss Grace Dubois and James A.
Weiss were married at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Dute, Winter street, at
$3.50 Easter morning, Rev. G. w.
Palmer officiating
The bride was beautifully dressed in
a gown of white silk trimmed with lace
and insertion. Mrs. Mary Cline. of San
Diego. sister OF the groom, attended
as matron, and Lee Dubois. brother of
the bride, stood with the groom.
Vows were exchanged beneath a
ferns suspended from a canopy of
white and green, and the ring was car
ried on a pillow of white satin by lit
tie 3-year-old May Matlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss will be at home
to friends after April Is at 1881 East
Fifty-seventh street.
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Mrs. W. H. Code of Whitley avenue,
Hollywood, was hostess at a delight
full musicale yesterday morning, given
in compliment to her niece, Mrs. John
Bowman, and Mrs. F. Hatswell.
Those who contributed to the morn
ing's program We're Mrs. Bowman,
who rendered vocal solos, Miss Anne
Kavanaugb with readings, Mr.. Kunitz
pianist, and Mr. Grover, violinist.
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Misses Inez and Ethel Jones enter
tained Saturday afternoon with Five
Hundred at their home OH West Twen-
ty-second street. in honor of their
cousin Miss Nano Whittlesey, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. r. T. Whittlesey,
whose marriage with Cecil n. Rosen-
thai will be solemnzed early in May.
Guests included Mrs. II. Clay Walker,
Mrs. George r. Haddock, Mrs. George
L. Reynolds, Mrs Albert Jansen. Mrs.
r. T. Whittlesey and Mrs. 7. w.
Jones; Misses Ada Henry, Florence
Browning, Doris Rosenthal, Lillian
Thielen. Katherine Pool, 10 Rosenthal.
Mabel Leavitt. Eleanor Kramer. Lucy
Slaughter. Edith Kramer. Helen Smy-
Burgesser and Willy Smyser.