Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Society
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with dinner at the Chocolate shop.
Members and friends present to en-
joy the jolly time included Mrs. Peter
Thatcher, Mrs. William Edwards, MISS
Leah Phillips, Miss Hazel White, Miss
Edith Osmond, Miss Ethel Barkelew,
Miss Marjorie Love- Miss Villa NC
Kee, Miss Eleanor Richards, Miss Ce-
ella Tucker Miss Helen Dickens, MISS
Mary Noyes, Miss Elsie Stonehouse,
Miss Edith Ireland, Miss Marie Lock-
wood, Miss Adele Powell, Miss Doro-
thea Davis, Miss Edith Hutchinson
Miss Mary Gibbs, Miss Bessie Morri-
son, Miss Grace Russell and Miss Lo-
raine Crebbs.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Alta Mabel Bailey and
Clark D. Long, both of Perry, near
Redondo, the ceremony having taken
place Thursday evening at the nome !
of the brides parents. Rev. Mr.. Har-
vey, pastor of the Congregational
church of Redondo, officiated.
The wedding was quiet, only rela-
tives and intimate friends being pres
ent, and the young people were unat-
tended. Mr.. Bailey gave his daughter
in marriage. Mr.. Long, who Is IN
business in Redondo, is musician OF
some note and, with his bride, is
prominent in the circles in which they
move. Mr.. and Mrs. Long will make
their home in Perry.
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Rev. and Mrs. H. j. Witherbee, who
were the guests for several weeks OF
Dr. and Mrs. o. o. Witherbee OF Bur-
lington avenue, left during the past
week for their home in Wisconsin.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Rivers of Hart
ford street, accompanied by their sons,
left yesterday in their motor car for
weekend stay at Oak Glenn, RiVer-A
side county
The fourth annual opening dance of
Xopeia club was held Thursday night
at Ebel club house, fifty couple being
present. This is the first of a series of
eight dances to be given by the club
during the coming season. Decorations
in the club colors, green and gold, made
the club rooms very attractive. Tne
men all wore full dress, and their
woman guests were beautifully attired.
Music was furnished by an orchestra.
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After a dainty dinner following a
theater party at the Belasco given III
honor of Miss Amelia Isabel McKin-
ME, who is soon to be married to Jay
H. Pendleton, the bride-elect was sum
moned to the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Fred c. McKinnoe Of East
Twenty second street, where she was
the recipient of a delightful surprise
rendered her by officers and members
of Palestine chapter, O. E. s., who had
planned a linen shower In her honor.
A pleasing program was rendered, ana
Miss McKinnie was the recipient OF
many beautiful gifts.
Mrs Mary e. Hartwell of West
Seventeenth street entertained Wednes-
day night with a kitchen shower for
Miss McKinnie. Many other delightful
affairs are being planned in her honor
A unique and charming affair was
the luncheon served a la cafeteria,
given by Mrs. Zac Graham of Millard
avenue. Each guest was invited to
serve herself, and after being provided
with q check for the amount taken
passed to the table, where her place
was designated by a hand-painted place
card. After enjoying this dainty repast
the guests were entertained by piano
selection by Mrs. C. A. Broughton,
violin solo by Miss Casa Bell and
vocal solo by Mrs. F. J. Ftz Gerald.
Those enjoying the afternoon We're
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. f. ]. Fitz Gerald,
Mrs. G.. Broughton, Mrs. Maulhardt,
Mrs. Albert Bell, Mrs. F. Ozer, Mrs. 5.
Colby, Mrs. j. Klein. Mrs. P. j. Bolin,
Mrs Parsons, Mrs. Weller, Mrs. Lock-
wood, Mrs. Fac Graham, Miss Hazel
Ralphs and Miss Casa Bell.
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Friends surprised Mrs. Cecil Lining
Thursday evening at her home on East
Forty-ninth street. the occasion being
the anniversary of her birth.
Music and dancing was enjoyed, after
which dainty refreshments were served.
The hostess was the recipient of beau
tiful gifts.
Mrs. C. C. Rutherford of Whittier
street is expected to arrive this morn
ing from Colorado, where she spent
three months with her daughter Mrs.
w. c. Morrison who with her Two
children will accompany Mrs. Ruther-
ford to Los Angeles where she Will
make her home. Mr.. Morrison will
join his family here in November.
THE marriage of Miss Sarah Miller,
niece Of Mrs. Martha j. Dickinson of
West Thirty-fifth street and Jacob
Siler, a lumber merchant of Raymond,
Wash, will be soemnized Saturday
evening in Hotel Glenwood' Riverside
Announcement is made of the ap-
proaching marriage of Miss Hattie
Phillips, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips of Ingraham street, and Ben
Jamin Lubin of San Diego, which Will
take place at the brides home Sunday
evening.
Miss Jeanette MCGEE, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. MCGEE of South
Bonnie Brae street, whose approaching
marriage with Herbert E. Brown has
been announced, was guest of honor
yesterday afternoon at five hundred
party and shower given by Baroness q.
F. Won Polenz and her sister, Miss
Sophia Polenz of Ingraham street
There were present Mrs. j. c. Ferris,
Mrs. Clyde Johnston, Mrs. Ray Cheese
bro, Mrs. H. H. Morrow Mrs. Stanley
Matthews, Miss Mabel Jeans, Miss Mar
garet MCGEE, Miss Ruth Baxter, Miss
Marjorie Baxter, Miss Florine He'll
man, Miss Ethel Weibers, Miss Marie
Nett and Miss Grace Bradshaw.
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Many friends will be interested in the
approaching marriage of Miss Annie A.
Sullivan and Charles C. Burnett, which
will be solemnized Tuesday morning at
their new home on West Fortieth street.
Rev. p. II. Mcdonald, a lifelong friend
of the bride, will officiate.
Attendants will be Miss Mary Fowler
and Alfred e. Gwynn. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast will be
served, after which Mr.. Burnett and
his bride will leave for San Francisco.
They will be at home to friends after
December 1.
Miss Ann Richards and Miss Eliza
beth Richards will entertain at their
home on West Adams street October 27
with cards, the occasion being pre-
nuptiaI courtesy to Miss Jessie Mar
shall, whose marriage with David Stan
lev Setnan will be one of the fall events.
ward boulevard entertained with thea
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