Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02

(Arne): wind-"The Wind" (Spross);
Sunshine" (Neidlinger); stars
THE Star OF the Day Nynes); moon
Mondnacht," in muse (Keats), mel
ody, (Schumann).
The last number was rendered with
moonlight effect, Miss Bartlett reading
muse" and Mrs. Dreyfus singing
Schumann's Melody"
s.
Mrs. .. NJ. Riordan of the Burlington
apartments will be hostess at an affair
Saturday night given in compliment to
Miss Bessie Herbert Bartlett, and
Mrs Philip Zobelein of South Grand
avenue will entertain for this popular
young woman some day this week with
a luncheon of twelve covers, followed
by the matinee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Metcalf and
Miss Marie Helen Metcaf of Hotel
LOOMS have moved to "A Rose avenue,
ocean Park, for the summer.
Mrs Erasmus Wilson of Chester
place. who was recently appointed
president of the Los Angeles chapter,
Z. D c.. is leaving tonight on the
Owl for san Francisco, where she will
attend the convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mrs E. S. Smullin of Kansas City
arrived Tuesday morning to be the
house guest for the summer of her
daughter. Mrs. Kathryn Bennett of FL
MolinO street.
Members of a delightful house party
being given this week at the Long
Beach home of Clark Bonner include
Miss Florence Bartlett, Miss illus
"A q
Spring Dan Blair and Mr.. Hagger-
man.
Members of the College Woman's
club entertained with a large affair
Saturday afternoon in the grounds OF
Huntington hall A play written by
members of the club was eleVerly
presented.
Mrs Stella MacNeill of West Twenty
seventh street entertained wednesday
with an informal card matinee in com
pliment to her sister, Mrs. George Field
of Oakland.
Tolhurst, Mrs. Phillip D. Wilson, Mrs
Warning. Mrs. Parker, Miss Laura Smith
and Miss Wanda Benson.
Mrs. Field returned Thursday to her
home after a two weeks visit in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff Of West
Adams street will entertain with a dim
ner party Wednesday evening.
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Mrs Frank e. Vickery of Andrews
boulevard viii entertain Wednesday
evening with a five hundred party and
Thursday with a five hundred matinee.
In the receiving line on both occa-
sions will be Mrs. Charles B. Nichols,
a116 Misc Frank
Harris. nieces of the hostess; Miss
Jessie Marshall. Miss Maude Marshall
and Miss Edna Wyman Mrs. B. f.
Church will also assist Wednesday
evening and Mrs. r. b. Marshall will
be in the receiving line Thursday.
Mrs Vickery has planned a bridge
matinee for May u.
The marriage of Miss Vangie Cor
ham Cope, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Cope of Bellevue avenue and
A. r. Jones took place Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of the brides par
ents.
The ceremony, performed by Rev.
Warren f. Day, D. D., Of the First
Congregational church, was witnessed
only by relatives.
After brief wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones will return to Los Angeles,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. John A. Kerr, sister Of the
bride, whose maiden name was Frances
Cope, was a bride of last month
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The engagement is announced Of MISS
Anna Marie Nelis, daughter of Judge
and Mrs Dewitt Clinton Nellis of To
peka, Kan. and Albert Charles Phil
lips of Seattle, Wash, the marriage to
take place at the brides family's home
in June.
Miss Nellis has many friends in Los
Angeles, where she passed the winter
as the house guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harmon David Ryus of South Figueroa
street.
s.
! Miss Helen Tanner with her fiance,
Orris Jay Hedges, was special guest. at
a kitchen shower given Thursday even
| ing at the home of Mrs. LEROY CleYe-