Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-20
Society

CHARMINGLY appointed we'd
IN ding ceremony was performed
IA Sunday afternoon at the residence
of Roland l.. Dozier. South Vermont
avenue. the contracting parties being
Miss Ruth Leita Dozier and James
William Furlow The officiating cler-
gyman was Rev. William f. Irvine.
The Immediate family, relatives ana
nearest friends of the bride constituted
the group of friends in attendance ana
the parlors were simply and tastefully
decorated with roses.
Ewald Seph, son of the late Judge
Selph, stood with the groom and Mrs.
L. p. Keller presided at the piano,
playing the Lohengrin weddnig march
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Roland Lee Dozier OF An
derson Sc Chansor company, and the
ceremony was accompanied throughout
by sweet strains of subdued piano mu-
sic, the selection being THE voice
That Breathed Ger Eden"
During the interval of congratuIa-
tions the CHEEKY notes of Mendels-
sohn,s wedding march filled the room:
Mr., Furlow Is a member of one or
the best families of Atlanta, Ca, and
is q young gentleman of superior char-
acter and good business connections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furlow went to San
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make their home in Los Angeles.
IS
Mrs. Richard v. Day of st. James
Park entertained yesterday with three
tables of bridge.
Mrs A. L. Macleish and Miss Dor
othy Macleish of Kingsley drive have
issued invitations for a formal tea at
their home today and will receive their
= guests from o'clock to g. the occasion
being a courtesy to Mrs. Macleish's
aunt Mrs Sanford Cobb of Coopers-
town, N, Y.
The list of assisting women will in
clude Mrs. II. r. Boynton, Mrs. g.
Noise, Mrs. Lewis G. Morris, Mrs. L.
M. Davidson, Miss Cameron Leonard,
Miss Margaret Dunlop, Miss Rowena
Newton. Miss Genevieve Wilson, Miss
Margaret Briggs Miss Kittie Daniels
Miss Elizabeth Boynton, Miss Doris
Davidson. Mrs. LIE Roy Daniels. Mrs
Claire Peck and Mrs. David Bradley.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClain cele-
brated the thirty-first anniversary of
their marriage at their residence on
Forty-first street Saturday night.
Friends and relatives present in
cluded w. L. Granger, Mrs. w. l..
Granger, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Shanen-
berger, Miss Shanenberger. Mrs. Dora
Keenan,. Clyde Freeman, Norbtrt Free
man, MT. ana MIS-. ItOT6c tNdIiDlCb
Mrs. Hansen, Miss Hansen, Mrs. Nc
Gee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Burns, Miss Burris, A.r
and Mrs. Charles Burris, Mr. and Mrs
John Marriott, Colonel Nathan Ward
Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Worth
ington. Harry Worthington. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Locke, Miss Viola Stookey
Mrs. A. Kepner Charles Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs Harry Crouch, Miss Burch,
Miss Viola Adams, Miss Eta Barlow,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Slack. Miss Grace
Kepner Mr.. and Mrs. Dandy, Miss
May Clark, Miss Bertha McClain,
Ralph McClain, Harry McClain, Miss
Mrs. A. ]. volk of Millard street
Is entertaining tomorrow with
O'clock bridge luncheon in compliment
to Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, who Is leav-
ing May l for an extended trip to
the east.
Mrs. Volk was hostess Wednesday at
a luncheon given for the members of
the Hermosa Beach Reading club, of
which she is a member, the afternoon
being devoted to "Bookgame," Miss
Alice Porter winning the prize, an
ivory paper knife.
Members of the club are Mesdames
l.. S. Matteson. Alice Porter. l.. b.
tStooky, Bessie Watson, Elizabeth
Jones, Louise Stookey, Grace Luxfard,
Henry Homer Morris, E. r. Lawrence,
Sarah Bellringer. May Couslang, II. F.
Donnell, Al. Volk, William Dobson.
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Mrs. Adams Darling, Miss Darling
and Mrs. Claire Sprague Tappan have
issued invitations for bridge whist
luncheon to be given Thursday at the
Tappan residence of Mrs. Tappan on
Bellevue avenue, Pasadena.
s.
Miss Helen Page entertained with
a theater party at the Majestic Sat
urday afternoon, the affair being COM
plimentary to Mrs. David Cole and
her daughter. Miss Leila Cole of Ca
nanea. Mex, who are visiting in Los
Angeles.
Besides the Shostess and guests of
honor there were present Mrs. Edwin
J. Salyer Miss Katharine Potter, Miss
Miriam Reynolds, Miss Etheiwyn Rey-
nolds, Miss Beryl Bryson, Miss Alma
Dodge. Miss Scott and Miss Marie Nc
Names
Young women of the Friday After
noon club are entertaining Friday night
with a dance in Assembly hall, Six
teenth and Flower streets, and will be
assisted by the following women serv-
ing as patronesses:
Mesdames T. B. Marshall, Frank A.
vickrey, G. A. Olshausen, w. H. X.
Smith and Charles Richards.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Jack Cole,
Mrs Nelson and the Misses Jessie
Marshall, Maude Marshall, Lily Ols-
hansen, Mabel Fischer. Marie Scchu-
man, Ann Richards. Elizabeth Rich
ards, Gertrude Connell, Maude Adams,
Semone Ruch, Alice Smith. Olive Tot
tenham, Helen Updegraf, Clara Scott,
Maude Woods, Louise Hauser, Lita
Crane, Dickson Beryl French. Ruth
Elliott, Florence judd Vera Atkinson
and Florence Thresher.
AT THE scAFFoLD STAIR
with lace of gold upon his coat,