Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
ONE of the prettiest social affairs OF

n NE of the prettiest social affairs OF
the week was the dance given at
" the Woman's club house by the
Cinduenta club Thursday night, the
young people being chaperoned by MIS-.
w. S, Bartlett, Mrs. d. x. Dickinson
Mrs. ]. r. Dennison, Mrs. H. L. cutter
and Mrs. A B. Smith.
Club members are the Misses Mary
Rernard, Margaret Bartlett, Mathilde
F. Bartlett, Beatrice Cutter, Juana
Creighton, Grace Carr, Callie Costef'
Nora Dickinson. Marie Louise Freese'
Ethel Frazier, RebeCca Howard Elsie
Kneeht, Irene Lowe, Henrietta MOS
hacker, Lily Olhausen, Carmehta Rose
Grams, Alice Smith, Mabel stuart Marie
Stockard, Lillian Teazel, Helen Upde-
graf, Nellie Valley, Ethel Wyatt, Eth
Win Walker: Messrs. Harry Black
more. Joseph Bernard, Roy Choate, NED
Currier, A. Eckman, Garretson Dulln'
Ezra Fish, j. ]. Freeman, Jesse Gem
mill, Nat Head, Elmer r. Jones, l.. q.
Jones, Horace King, Robert Leonard
Irwin c.. Lewis, George Mosbacker,
Raymond Osborne, George H. Reed j.
w Rice, Ray Rule, VIII Roseerans,
Herbert N. Ritz, Robert Rickert c. 5.
SHILLING, Robert Smith. Harry Wyatt
Claud Wayne, DR.. John F. Curran, Dr'
w. n. Horton, DR.. z. R. Macarthur
This dance was second in series OF
six being given by the club, ana the
season will close with a dinner dance at
a hotel at one of the nearby beaches
.JuIy 10. Club members and chaperons
will 90 down in a private car, and II
has been agreed that the girls Will all
wear white and the men have CHOSEN
to wear white duck trousers and black
sack coats. The club will reorganlze IN
the fall.
Many friends, especially those among
the older residents of Los Angeles, VIII
he interested in news of the marriage
of Mrs. Elizabeth Welsh and Harrison
M. Bowker which took place Thursday
at Hotel Westmore in the presence OF
a few friends. Rev. ]. S. Thomson OF
the Independent Church of Christ OH
ciated.
The two families have been neighbors
over twenty years on Glendale place,
which is part of a tract owned by Mr..
Bowker before it was subdtvided for
residence lots The first Mrs. BoWker
has been dead several years, as has also
Mr.. Welsh
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowker who are now
sojourning at Coronado, Will be at
home at 26lS Glendale place after
July l.
Announcement that the marriage of
Miss Ethel Graham and Philip D. Col
by was quietly solemnized Monday IN
Santa Ana will not come as surprise
to readers of the Los Angeles Herald,
as the engagement was announced in
these columns June 3, and at the same
time it was stated that the marriage
would take place some time this month.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Ethel R. M. Graham of Ingrahan
street and sister of Mrs Walter j.
Wren. Mr. Colby is son of Mrs.
Mary Colby of Pasadena avenue and is
in business in Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby will be at home to
friends after July / at 1881 Ingraham
street.
Miss George Helena Off. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. A. Off of South
Flower street, returned recently from
Berkeley, where she attended Miss
Heads School for Girls.
Mrs. Off is planning to entertain for
her daughter soon, and in July the
family win visit San Juan Capistrano.
Miss Off will return to Berkeley at
the close of the summer vacation to
resume her studies.
Miss Louise Burton the charming
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Burton of Normandie avenue will en-