Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-19

Society

Among the presents was httle
don't nag" booklet, which has much
common sense to the square inch. In
tiny envelope was 10 cents, and on the
envelope was written, Don't ask for
that car fare" Another was a spleh-
did kodak picture of the bride-elect
home, and on it was written, Don 'et
him ALWAYS find you there 1t was
coupanion picture to her new nome,
which was dubbed Jacks choice'
There were countless little artlcles ut
use with foolish sentiments attached
and all guests contributed in giving one
valuable gift.
At the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Boswell, on East
trwenty-ffth street, the marriage OF
Miss Edith May Boswell and RoperC
John Harwood was celebrated III li!e
presence of relatives and a few hhu-
mate friends. - it,
First Congregational church offlclated,
and.4l1e familiar wedding marches ana
'TrauIneri were rendered by MISS
stratton and Miss Florence Stratton'
Fer her marriage the bride mas
chosen a gown of white SILK crepe,
trimmed with duchesse lace ana manu-
embroidery, over which was worn
Veil which was caught to her hair with
lilies OF the valley Her bouquet was
q. shower of the same fragrant dos
SONS. IT.
Miss Lena Southworth attended the
bride and Thomas Lynn stood WIN tn9
groom. Miss Southworth was attlred
in pale blue silk null over ta1feta anu
carried a bouquet of forget e-nots'
Mr.. and Mrs HARDWOOD will return
from a. trip of ten days to make their
home at 83S East Adams street, where
thew will welcome their friends alter
July 1. Mr.. HARDWOOD is associated WIN
the Hoffman Hardware company ana
with Mrs. HARDWOOD, is prominent IN
the work of the Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor society of the First
Congregational church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Blrkel, VINO
recently took possession or their new
home of Figueroa street VIII pc at
home formally Sunday from O'CLOCK
to g.
Mrs. JOAQUIN Abascal of Common
wealth avenue. with her daughter,
Miss Anita, is leaving today for stay
of several weeks at Long Beach.
Miss Abascal left last week for New
York, where she will devote herself Ior
several months to further study OF wa
ter colors, making a speciality of land
scapes
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barham, who are
now in San Francisco, are expected
home the latter part of the week.
s.
Los Angeles Ellxs will be Eat home"
tomorrow night in their new club house
on Olive street. entertaining with the
first of a series of ladies' nights.
s.
DR.. and Mrs r. M. Pottanger will
leave Thursday of next week for an
absence of five months or more in Eu-
rope.
In celebration of the seventeenth
birthday anniversary of their son Fred
Mr.. and Mrs. Rike of South Beaudry
avenue entertained last night with a
supper of twelve covers.
Other honored guests were Miss Bes-
sic Buskirk. a protege of the late Nine.
Modjeska; Miss Mamie Charleston, who
has won recognition on the local stage,
and who celebrated her nineteenth
anniversary yesterday, and Nomar
Staley.
Mrs. f. C. Buskirk entertained the
four young people last night with a
box party at the Orpheum.
Miss Hannah Mcdonald, whose ap-
preaching marriage with Edwin A.
Weegard has been formally announced,
was honoree a few days since at a de-
lightful prenuptial, where tables were
set for whist, and where the bride to
be was surprised with a shower of
gifts.
The hostesses were Mrs Sidney N
Reeve and her sister, Miss Katherine
Widney. the affair taking place at the
home of Mrs. Reeve on RoXbury street.
Among those present were Mrs. Greg
or Mcdonald Mrs. w. w. Widney,
Mrs. Paul Pauly, Mrs Herbert How
ard, Mrs March Shelton, Mrs. Edwin
Metzger, Mrs. Clifford Horne, Mrs AL
bert Lee Stephens, Mrs. Will Crippen
Mrs. CHIN Mimro Mrs. Edwin Clark
Mrs. w. Russell, Miss Eda Heizeman,
Miss Grace Norton Miss Margaret
Quinn, Miss Clara Casey, Miss Mollie
Mcdonald and Miss Ethel Shrader.
Mrs. Mark Turnbull of West Twenty
second street was hostess yesterday at
bridge luncheon given as a courtesy
TO Mrs. j. f. Giles of Caiexico, who is
visiting Mrs. Robert c. P. Smith of
Grattan street, the honors also being
shared by Mrs. W. c. Cook of Fair
bury, Neb., who is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harry d. Hazard of Har-
ward boulevard.
Other guests present to meet the
visitors were Mrs. Charles Snyder,
Mrs. A. ]. Prosser, Mrs. Lottie Dudley,
Mrs. Harry D. Hazard, Mrs. c. B. Nc
Cullom, Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, Mrs.
Lester Robinson. Mrs Robert G. P.
Smith and Mrs. E. Bruce Flack
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Mrs. C. ]. Kennedy 1894 West Forty
seventh street, announces the marriage
of her daughter, Delphina, to Mr.
Harry L. Fowler, the ceremony hav-
ing taken place May 10 in Dallas,
Tex.
One of the enjoyable social events
of last evening was the reception given
to members of the Eouthern California
National Cat club by Mrs. G. w. E.
Smith at, Highland Park.
The guest of honor of the evening
was a baby wildcat belonging to Mrs.
w. l.. Wolfe. 1t is seldom that so
small a wild beast is seen in captivity,
or one less ferocious of his kind. The
little wildkitten, as he really is, for
caught by Mr.. Wolfe near Gollheld,
New, and shipped to Los Angeles
about two weeks ago. He greatly re-
sembles a small angora kitten of the
red or orange kind, with slight stripes
of black on his back and on the tips
of his ears. He is too small to take
food or drink milk and gets his nour
ishment from a bottle with nipple.
The, club members are anXiously,
watching him grow and hope to see
him a central attraction at the cat
show next year.
Why Is This?
A silent man most mortals love;
That's only human.
But folks are all suspicious or
silent woman.