Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-28
Society G1ubs
Society

making her first visit to America and
has been for two months or more the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. w. Skeets
of Council street. Mrs Crossley is on
the eve of departure to her home in
Great Britain.
The guests numbering twenty-four
have been asked to come in japanese
costume, and as each will be masked
and no one knows who else has been
invited, no small amount of run is an
ticipated while the problem OF ldehtln-
cation is being solved
The rooms on the lower moor VIII pe
transformed into d Japanese tea gar
den, Japanese refreshments are TO DC
served and Japanese games Will CON
tribute to the program OF entertain
nent.
MANY surprises have been prepared
by the hostess who will not divulge the
details except to her assembled guests
s.
The German Baptism church, corner
of Fifteenth and Myrtle streets, was the
scene last night of a pretty marriage
ceremony which united Miss Etfie
Young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Young of South Chess street
and George WALL the pastor OF lne
church officiating and large company
of relatives and friends being present
to offer fluctuations.
ed messaline, and wore tulle ven
caught to her hair with orange bios
sons Her attendants were her sister,
Miss Mary Young, who served as malu
of honor, and Miss Alma Schultz, MISS
Dora Kageler and Miss Myrtle Coldren,
bridesmaids. Helen Chosen, niece OF
the groom, performed the duties OF
flower girl Frank Wall stood with MS
brother. and Louis Osborne, Henry
Vessel and Alexander Quasi ushered.
Following the church service recep-
ton was given at the home of the
Rroom's people on East foIty Hill
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall will be at home
after July at Asa South Gless street
Boyle Heights.
Mrs. Robert j. Burdette, who was
taken suddenly i'll at Temple Baptist
church two weeks ago, has been I'M
proving so steadily that it was decided
Wednesday the services of a nurse
would be no longer required ester
day, however, Mrs. Burdette suffered a
slight relapse, and was reported far
from we'll last evening.
The ball given last night in Assembly
hall by the Robert E. Lee chapter'
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
was among the most linp ,o lie of The The
also one of the most enjoyable Oh Tie
closing events of the social season.
The list of patrons and patronesses
included Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Il: Wooo
Mrs. S. r. Thorpe, Judge and MRS. a
W. Hutton, DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. OVerton, MI
and Mrs. 7. E. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c Warden, Mr. and Mrs. j. H. stewart
MIR and Mrs. r. G.. Whitlock' MISS
Mignonette Hutton and Miss hathryh
E. Entler. , -
a committee composed of DR.. and MRS
Charles B. Nichols, DR.. and Mrs Ross
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. N. w Forbes, MT
and Mrs. Westphaling, Mr.. ana MIS-
Henry It. Sale, Mr.. and Mrs. E; II. rs,
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. 10y MI. anu
Mrs p. F. Ryon, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
tns CIoes Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Watson
M and Mrs. P. G. Winnett and Mrs.
Marion Cornwall.
Among the charmingly appointed al
fairs of yesterday was luncheon CIV
nn hv Mrs c. L. Jacoby of Brighton
aven1e. who as a courtesy to her guest
NIrs Mignon Strum of Minneapolis, en-
tertained a few friends who were for
merlv residents of Minneapolis, Where
Mrs Jacoby also made her home until
recently. c4.....
there were also covers for Mrs. Byron
John Brenyan and Mrs. Harry Ward.
s.
In the presence of relatives and a few
friends the marriage of Miss Alcehe
Ross and Joseph l.. Gold was solemnlzed
Yesterday afternoon at 100 O'Clock at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs,
Savitz. on Santee street Rev VIII
Knighten officiated.
on their return from a trip to Santa
Barbara Mr.. and Mrs. Gold Will make
their home at 171S Santee street.
Eo, Mics Rertha Heintz. whose mar
riace with Charles Harrison Carter has
been announced to take place June %,
Mrs. Albert Crutcher entertained
Wednesday at her home on West Adams
street with an informal tea.
Mrs. Crutcher was assisted by MRS.
Ernest A. Bryant, Mrs. w. e. Dunn,
Mrs. Walter Trask, Mrs. Willoughby
Rodman. Mrs. Cliff Page, ST., Mrs. Cliff
Page, ir, Mrs. Charles Benbrook, Mrs
/ II Bohon Mrs. Carl Adams, Mrs
George p Griffith, Miss Ruth McFar-
land. Miss Constance Carvell, Miss Lo-
Ia Heintz, Miss Ethel Shaw, Miss Sue
Carpenter, Miss Jane Rollins, Miss
Helen Warden, Miss Carolyn Trask
Miss Marguerite Matthews, Miss Juana
Creighton.
Mrs. Philip D. Wilson of Union ave-
nue. was hostess at one of the pretty
affairs of the week, entertaining with
five hundred in compliment to her house
guest. Miss Florence Bush of Denver,
the honors of the occasion being shared
bv Miss Aimee Auzerais, who is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Louise C.
Scheller.
Mrs. Wilson was assisted by Mrs C.
B. Nichols, Mrs. Arthur Morlan and
Mrs Scheller.
The guests included Mrs. w. NJ,
Barnes Mrs. Neil Markle of Venice.
Miss Grace Schumacher of Claremont,
Miss Rae Morlan. Miss Miriam Laughlin.
Miss Grace Meyer and Miss Bird Meyer
of Pasadena, Miss Genevieve Scheller,
Miss Stella Macneil, Miss A. C. Macon,
Miss Flora Harker Miss Spring, Miss
Kathleen Spring. Miss Marie Bobrick,
Miss Lillian Koch and Miss Mabel
Stuart.
The marriage of Miss Maude A.
Blank and Ralph M. Currier was SOL
emnized at the home of the bride on
West Thirty fo0y%h street Saturday
night, only relatives being present. The
double ring ceremony was Used, Misses
Marie and Evelyn Kepple. cousins of
the bride, assisting as ring bearers.
The bridal party entered to the strains
of the 'Lohengrin" bridal chorus,
and stood beneath bower of green;
Miss Carita Blythe played softly while
Rev. Healy, assisted bv Few Inwood,
performed the ceremony. After the
service collation. was served by Miss
Florence Blanck, sister of the bride.
and Miss Vivien Blythe, Miss Carita