Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-30
Society
SPIRIT oE The STORM

She passed with the blast, in the whiri
OF it;
The breath. tho spirit. the girl of IL:
And my heart. numbed by cold. grew sud
And / laughed with the lass in the swirl
OF It.
FOR her lips we're red with the glow of IL
And her hair was white with the snow OF IT;
And her eyes aIight to starry night
In the JOY of living to know OF 1t.
she came with the storm and she went
with It,
In the form Of Joy which was sent with It,
Such smile she gave that my heart was
And the clouds of my soul were rent
with It.
Sara D. Burge, Brown 1912. in the sepiad
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IN Ew marriages this year have In
n terested a wider circle of FRIENDS
= and acquaintance than that OF
Miss Eva Elizabeth Heating and Or.
Titan ]. Coffey, which is to be cele-
frated this afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, MAJOR ana
Mrs. IL. M. Russell, on West Adams
street.
The marriage Office of the Episcopal
church Ia to be read by Rt. Rev. Bishop
.Joseph II. Johnson, but owing to the
Ienten season arrangements for the
elaborately appointed wedding Whlcn
had been planned have been changed
in favor or simple ceremony, TO De
solemnized in the presence of relatives
and O. few intimate friends only. Ma
jor Russell will give his daughter In
marriage, and George Heating, brother
of the bride, will stand with Or. corey.
The bride will DE unattended.
For her wedding gown MISS keatlnB
has chosen robe~of lingerie and lace
and will carry a bouquet OF Cecil Bru-
ner roses and orange blossoms. her
veil Is of tuile. White lilacs are 10 1ur-
nish the motif for a decorative scheme
throughout the house.
Following the ceremony DR.. Corey
and his bride will leave for snort mo-
tor trip of a week or ten days, and ar
ter May l will be at home at 7lS west
Adams street.
Mrs. J. l.. Corela-Phipps and MISS
Iettitia Corella were hostesses at
Spanish entertainment given saturday
evening at their residence on SCUM
Figueroa street celebrating the birth
day anniversary of Mrs cora M drace'
formerly of the City of Mexico.
aLa Familia Perversa" was given by
a group of young women, and some
original playlets illustrating spanish
proverbs by other guests. Spanish mu-
sic and dancing concluded the program,
after which tamales and conee were
Among the guests were MRS George
Ham. Mrs. Davis and daughter, Miss
Warren, Mrs. Emma l.. Reed, Halnes
Reed, Mrs. PEBBLES, who have all lived
in the city of Mexico; Mrs Cnarles
Lummis and Miss Lummis, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Weyse, Mr.. and Mrs. Rlnpaugh
and a number of representative mem
hers of the Spanish colony in Los An
geles.
&
Mr.. and Mrs G.. NJ. Giffen of Tober-
man street will receive informally the
evening of April in compliment to
Mr.. Giffens brother. Frank Carroll
Giffen. who has recently returned from
a prolonged absence in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fryman have
issued invitations for Saturday even
ing, when the guests will be enter
tanned with cards.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindley Phipps
were special guests Friday at a Span
ish dinner given by Mrs. Corella-
Phipps on the eve OF their departure
for Denver, where they have gone to
open an engagement at the Orpheum
with Lillian Burkhardt.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Salyer of East
Adams street have issued invitations
for a reception in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin ]. Salyer, who were re-
Gently married.
Sc
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Cochran,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Roche. left
Saturday for a two months trip
through the eastern states and Canada.
Members of the Mills Alumnae as
sociation have issued invitations for
a luncheon to be given In honor of
Miss Eye and Miss Hermann, menu
bers of the faculty. The luncheon Will
take place Saturday at the Young
Women's Christian association. Mon
day afternoon reception will be given
at the Friday Morning club.
-
: Mrs. Frank r. Strong and her sis
ter Mrs. J. A. Frame, have issued in
vitations for a bridge whist party to
be given at Mrs. Strong's home, All
st. Andrews place. Tuesday afternoon,
April 6.