Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-20

N o. E. s., will entertain with
ALA their first annual ball the even
ing of November 2 in Wilcox hall, Hol-
lywood.
Members of the reception committee
are Mrs. J. R. Clark, Mrs. Alfred Leon
ard Mrs. Charles Boag and Mrs, Fran
els Roland.
Mrs. Gilbert Stevenson entertained
Constellation officers yesterday after
noon at Masonic temple. After snort
business meeting dinner was enjoyed
by Mrs. ]. c. Crane, Mrs Louis Ferry'
Mrs. J. r. Clark, Mrs William jack
man, Mrs Charles Boag, Mrs. II. Bar
ker, Mrs. Francis Roland and Mrs. Al
fred Leonard.
Miss virginia Johnson, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail B. Johnson of west
lake avenue, and Harold Cook, whose
engagement was announced early IN
the summer, have chosen November 10
as the date for their marriage, Whlch
is to take place at the brides home.
Rt. Rev. Joseph H. Johnson, bishop of
the diocese of Los Angeles and South-
ern California officiating.
Miss Johnson's cousin, Miss Phlla
Milbank, and Miss Gertrude King, Will
attend her, and Fred Weever or chi
cago will stand with the groom.
Miss Johnson returned few days
ago from a stay of a month in Chi
cago with her father.
Mrs. r. S. Andres of North Palm
street, accompanied by Miss Alice La
Suer of Pomona, returned a few days
ago from a visit of three months with
Mrs. Andros' daughter, Mrs. Anton
Brooks, in Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Cliff of La Sale avenue
left Saturday for San Francisco, where
she will join Miss Gertrude McCasseiy
of this city, who left early in July for
a trip through Alaska, Seattle and
Canada. Miss cliff and Miss McCasseiy
will spend two weeks with friends in
the north, where they are to be widely
entertained.
Alpha Rho sorority, U. S. c., enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with pic
mic in Sycamore grove in compliment
to Miss Sarah Miller, whose marriage
with Jacob Siler will take place Sat
urday evening in Hotel Glenwood, Riv-
erside.
Miss Ann Bentley Of wiltshire boule-
ward left the first Of the week for a
visit of a month with friends in San
Francisco.
The marriage of Miss Annie A. Sui
livan, daughter of Mrs. Julia Sullivan
of West Twenty street, and
Charles C. Barnett took place at 11:3O
o'clock yesterday morning in the new
home the young people will occupy at
709 West Fortieth place, Rev. P. H.
Mcdonald an intimate family friend
of the bride, officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, John Sullivan, and was
attended by Miss Mary Fowler AL
n
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett will return
from a trip to San Francisco and other
points of interest in the north in season
to be at home to friends December
at their residence on West Fortieth
street.
Philip Fry, who returned few days
ago from a most successful hunting
excursion, entertained a few friends
Tuesday night with a game supper,
after which the party adjourned to
the Burbank theater to see my Wife"
Mr.. Fry's guests were Mrs. E. w.
Hyde, Miss Weltha Geyen, Miss Evalyn
White, Edwin Carpenter and James
Fry.
Mrs. w. H Lining, with Mrs. Lee
Lowry of Corona, is spending two
weeks at Coronado:
In compliment to Miss Violet Nc
Donald and her fiance, Allen Culver,
were special guests last night at a
bridge given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
]. Wren at their home on West Eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Kays and
daughters, Miss Ruth and Miss Flor
ence, have returned to Los Angeles
after a residence of twelve months in
Washington, D. c., and are located at
1014 Beacon street.