Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-29

marriage of Miss Ann Elizabeth
Brown, daughter of Mrs. Esther A.
Brown of Euclid avenue, and Perry
p. Fritz, which took place last even
ing in Euclid Heights Methodist
church, Rev. Edgar Pascoe officiating.
The bride. who was gowned in white
batiste trimmed with lace and inser-
tion and carried a shower bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley, was attended by
her sister, Miss Garcia Brown, as
maid Of honor, who was attired in
cream silk tissue and carried white
carnations. Agnes Brown and Beatrice
Vance were flower girls and little
Bertha Brown was ring bearer. Lynn
Clark stood with the groom. The we'd
ding music was played by Mrs. H. V.
Brown, sister-in-law OF the bride, and
Miss Grace Hunter sang "All For
You"
After a reception Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
left for a wedding trip. On their re-
turn they will be at home after jan
uary IS in their new home, 29S9 Sun
rise street.
Mrs. ]. C. Brown OF Westlake avenue
and Winfield street. accompanied by
her son Jasper, left yesterday for a
visit with friends iT Pomona, where
they will remain until the last of the
week.
Mrs. George p Thresher and Miss
Florence Thresher have issued cards
for a tea to be given at their home
in Wesmoreland place January 2, in
compliment to Miss Helen Thresher,
who viii then make her debut.
Miss Thresher, who has just re-
turned from a six months visit in the
east, is graduate of Marlborough
school.
Mrs. Dick Ferris will entertain
party of thirty little people this after
noon at her home ON West Adams
street.
The guests will be conveyed to and
from the Ferris home in automobiles,
there will be tree bearing Christmas
gifts, music and dancing will be among
the delights of the occasion and the
refreshments OF ices and other goodies
will bear the Santa Claus stamp.
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Members of the Klenor club, recent
ly organized, will give the first dance
of their season the evening of January
at Kramers.
Zeta Beta Phi sorority of the Girls
Collegiate school entertained with
dance at Kramer's last night, 400 in
vitations having been issued.
Hostesses included: Mrs. David Bar
more. Mrs. Garfield Drake, Mrs. Ed
ward Franklin, Mrs. Frank Grace,
Mrs. Charles Macbeth, Mrs. Wright
Coulter, Mrs. George Hazard. Miss
Helen Switzer, Miss Eulalie Rollins,
Miss Genevieve Wilcox, Miss ollie
Paulin, Miss Vera Demens, Miss Mar
tha Beman, Miss Silence McVay Miss
Winona Byington, Miss Lenore Bying-
ton. Miss Margaret Fleming, Miss
Blanche Kelly Miss Marjorie Agnew,
Miss Charlotte Crane, Miss Alice Ell
lott, Miss Olive Erdt Miss June Gates,
Miss Ruth Grant, Miss Alice Heber
Miss Jessie Heber, Miss Leta Murietta,
Miss Barbara Sawtelle, Miss Gertrude
Workman, Miss Louise Fleming, Miss
Dorothy Palmer Miss Anita Thomas,
Miss Helen Duque, Miss Evangeline
Duque Miss Lucille Ballard, Miss Fan
ME Thompson, Miss Charlotte Walker
and Miss Rita. Morres.
Mrs. George I. Cochran and Mrs. w.
H. Davis have returned from New
York and viii be at home Wednesdays
during January at their residence in
Harvard boulevard.
Sc
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards is
spending a week or ten days at Fair
mont" in La Crescenta.
Rev. f, C. Collette and Mrs. collette
of Buffalo, NJ Y, are visiting Mrs.
Collettes sister and mother, Mrs. c.
L. Washburn and Mrs. Elizabeth
Ranage, at their home on West Sew
enth street Mrs Collette is a writer
well known by her maiden name.
Berly Bishop.