Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

ding music and Miss Maude Miller of
Pasadena will sing.
Miss Lima Johnson of South Hoover
street will entertain with an informal
luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. John
Miner.
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Mcdonald
have returned from an outing of two
weeks at Venice, where they had
taken cottage.
Mrs Frank P. Gray entertained
with a breakfast of twenty-five covers
Thursday at her home on North Grif-
fin avenue, the occasion being pre-
nuptial courtesy compliment to Miss
Florence Esterbrook, daughter of Mrs
Anna M Esterbrook of East Avenue
Twenty-Five, whose marriage with
George w. Fleer will take place the
evening of Oct. in Asbury Methodist
church.
Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Olive Jane
Kee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Kee of Pennsylvania avenue,
and Creighton Stuart Mckee, the cere-
mony to take place at Boyle Heights
Methodist church at $3.50 o'clock Tues
day evening.
Mrs. William H. Helpes will serve
as matron of honor and Miss Carrie
Adams and Miss Bessie Gilmore as
bridesmaids Edward Mckee, brother
of the groom, will be best man; Fred
Parker and Mr.. Ray Webb, grooms-
men, and Messrs. Lynn Williams, Le-
land Reeves and Will Virgins, ushers
Rev. Alfred Inwood will officlate'
Rev. c. H. Kershaw assisting.
of n a @ club
gave a surprise party for Miss l<ee
Tuesday night at her home and
kitchen shower was rendered her by
the members of her bridal party at
the home of Miss Carrie Adams, on
Pennsylvania avenue, Thursday even
ing.
An interesting wedding was cele-
brated Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride on West Thirty
seventh place, when Miss Ada Clo-
tilda Rupp, daughter of Mrs. q, A.
RUM. became the bride of Oliver Ray
mond Harpel. Rev. Frederick A, Field
officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs Harpef will be. at home
to friends after Oct. at their new
home on Wall street.
Many friends will be interested in
the approaching marriage of MISS ave
Maria Martin, daughter of Walter
Martin of Indianapolis, and John f.
McElheney, which will take place IN
st. Patrick's cathedral, New york.
Wednesday morning. Mr. and MRS.
McFlheney will come at once to Los
Angeles, where they will make their
home, stopping en- route at Indianapo-
lis. where they win be special guests
at a reception by relatives OF the
bride.
Mrs. Charles M. Vance of Miami
avenue, accompanied by her son,
Heber Jones. will leave Tuesday for
over many months. Before returning
they will visit friends in Memphis,
Tenn, Hot Springs, Ark, st. Louis
and Denver.
DIR. and Mrs. Carl Kurtz are home
after a trip of two weeks to Seattle
Portland and San Francisco
Friends are extending congratula-
tions to Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin r.
Koerulff, jr, of st. Andrews place
upon the birth of a little daughter.
Mrs. Koerulff was formerly Miss GER
ma Vandervoort, daughter OF Mr. anu
Mrs. s. H. B. Vandervoort of west
Thirty-third street,
Charles McAllister Wilcox OF Den
yer. a brother of Maj. e. f. WILCOX
and Mrs. Grace Comegys, Halldale
avenue. was q guest at Hotel Alex
andria a few days last week Mr..
Wilcox, who was adiutant general on
the staff of former Governor AlYa Ad-
ans of Denver is general manager OF
the vast Daniels and Fisher estate,
which is estimated at nearly $1O,OOO0oo
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Mrs. George Lavenson of Oakland
accompanied by her little son, George,
ir.. is visiting at the home of her
father. Robert Phillips, on lngraham
street. Old time friends will remember
the visitor as Miss Edith Phillips.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd K. Rule of West
Eighth street have had as house guests
for a few days Professor and Mrs.
Hans Sievers of Berlin, who are tour
ing the world
DR. and Mrs ]. T. Stewart of West
lleventh street returned recently from
trip of a week to the Grand canyon.
Dr Stewart viii leave tomorrow for
New York, where he win be joined
early in October by Mrs Stewart They
viii be away six or eight weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Orville Hawley and