Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-22
Society

WI Joel Wright Coulter whose mar
AiA riage is to take place this even
ing in the Broadway Christian church,
each entertained the members of their
bridal party delightfully."- last week,
Miss Barlow giving dinner at her
home on West Thirtieth street Satur-
day evening, while Mr.. Coulter was
host at a formal dinner at the virginia
Thursday night.
The young people entertained on
these occasions were Miss Maybelle
Barlow Miss HaXel Barlow, Miss Mar
jorie Moshier, Miss Liela Coulter, MISS
Maude Howell, Miss Alice Heber, Miss
Leah Phillips, Rossiter Mikel of Oak
land, Kenyon Lee, Palm Agnew Jack
Bucklin, Roy Bayly Jordon Stone and
Fred MacCartney.
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Miss Sallie Moore Yost, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Yost of Euclid
avenue and oliver P. Schureman OF
Pomona were married yesterday after
noon by Rev. Edgar W. Pasco of Euclid
Heights Methodist church at the home
of the bride.
Following a honeymoon passed at
Catalina Mr.. and Mrs. Schureman viii
reside in Pomona.
Mrs Fred Selwyn Lang and Mrs.
Reuben Shelter will be hostesses with
in informal tea given in honor of the
members of the executive board or
EIbell club and the members of the
house committee, of which Mrs. Lang
is chairman, on June 20, from until
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Lang on
BiXel street.
A party of Los Angeles people leaV-
ing for Seattle and other Pacific coast
points today includes Mr. and Mrs. d.
X. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Mattison 3.
Jones, Mrs. Martin Bekin, Mrs. p. c;
Pierce, Rev. Edwin r. Brown, Richard
Green and Mr.. Yager.
Members of Temple Baptist church,
the party is going to Portland to attend
the Baptist convention that meets there
June %, and later the members Will
go on to Seattle to visit the exposition.
Mrs. Bekin goes as special repre-
sentative from Temple church to the
Baptist day at the exposition.
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Miss Winifred and Miss Agnes Gold
en-, daughters of Mrs. M. j. Golden of
West Twenty eighth street, will return
Friday from San Jose, where they have
been attending Notre Dame college.
Mrs. Golden has taken a cottage at Re
dondo for the summer. The latter part
of August the young ladies expect to
return to school.
Mrs. Golding's son, Hugh, will leave
the latter part of August for Wash
ington, D. c., where he will enter
OeOIS6lONH uIllNtl lolly'
Mrs. J. c. Moore entertained with an
informal card party recently at the
home of her mother Mrs. M. j. Golden,
on West Twenty y-eighth street, special
guests being Miss Edith and Miss Ber-
tina Knapp of Richmond, Va, who are
visiting Mrs. Golden.
other guests were Mrs. M. j. Golden,
Mrs. j. A. Forthman, jr., Miss Mar
garet Bell, Miss Anna Furlong, Miss
Margaret Golden, Miss Mary Golden,
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner, Miss Ethel
Alton, Miss Emily Robinson of Lexing
ton, Va. Miss Carpenter Miss Philippi
skill. L. Barklay, Charles Lessart,
Stanley Mcneil, Edward Shelter, James
Donohue, Harry Bell, d. Dless, Hugh
Golden and ]. C. Moore.
The last reception of the Lyric club
for the present season will take place
this afternoon in Symphony hal,
Blanchard building, several hundred in
vitations having been issued.
Acting as hostesses for the club will
be Mrs. Brierley, Mrs. Frank Wells,
Mrs, Harmon, Mrs. Clockfelter, Mrs
John w. Thayer, Mrs. Selby, Mrs.
Philip zobelein and Miss Willy Smyser
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Moore will leave
Sunday for an absence of year, dur
ing Wnlcn Uney VIII NlSlI SedllIe,
Alaska and Canada, coming home by
way of Richmond, Va, Mr.. Moores
former home.
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The st. Cecilia club, an organization
of women musicians, attended the Ma
son in a body Saturday afternoon and
later enjoyed tea at the Alexandria.
The club colors are red and white,
and carnations in their hues decked the
table.
Members of the st. Cecilia club are
Mrs. Harry Baxter, Mrs. Elmer Grey,
Mrs John w. Thayer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Osgood, Mrs Philip Zobelein, Mrs
Harry Dufill,' Mrs. Ella Fyfe, Mrs. L.
p. Keller. Mrs. Frank Gausher, Mrs
e. w. Reyder, Miss Ethel Parker, Miss
Lucille Roberts, Miss Rose Zobelein,
Miss Adele Young, Miss Kie Julie
Christian, Miss Grace Engela, Miss
Myrtle Ouellet, Miss Douquette, Miss
Willy Smyser, Miss Helen Tape and
Miss Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Snyder will
entertain few friends informally to-
morrow night at dinner in compliment
to their son Ross, who is leaving soon
for a trip around the world.
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