Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

Society

KS. FRANK Z. FAY OF Garland
vi avenue and Miss Fay were host
1dA esses yesterday at handsomely
appointed tea given at the Ebell club
house., the occasion being q compli-
ment to Mrs. e. ]. Grant who before
her marriage in February was Miss
Helen Emery of Pasadena, and to Miss
Grant OF Franklin, Pa, who Is visiting
Miss Fay.
The reception rooms, library and tea
rooms were empowered with blossoms
tiny Lady Bankshires in yellow and
white, Spanish iris, roses both pink
and white, and Enchantress carnations
lent their beauty and fragrance to do
honor to the occasion.
Assisting in receiving and at the
tables were many friends of the host
esses. Nearly 300 invitations were is
sued for the afternoon.
Miss Virgil McGrath Of East Twelfth
street is entertaining with cards to-
day in compliment to Miss Mamie
Clossman of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who Is
visiting friends In Los Angeles.
Friends asked to meet Miss Gloss
man are Mrs. ]. c. Brown, Mrs. Clar-
ence Peace, Mrs. Smart of Denver,
Miss Emma Harvey, Miss Inez Chap
man, Miss Beatrice Cutter, Miss Ger
trude Connell Mrs. j. b. McAfee of
Topeka, Mrs. S. Saltmark, Mrs. Ed
ward jerks, Mrs. S. B. Griffing, Miss
Helen Olds, Miss Rita Russell, Miss
Pearl Thompson, Mrs. Mark Kelsey.
Miss Ethel Leavelle, Miss Maude
Fischer, Mrs. J. ]. Fall, Miss Irene
Guthrie, Miss Maude Guthrie, Miss
Pearl Wisebrod, Mrs. Dickson, Miss
Mabel Brundige, Mrs Harley Brun-
dige, Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mrs. f. M.
Prescott, Miss Leo Arris, Mrs. HI. l..
Foster, Mrs. b. M. Prescott, Mrs. Rob-
kl,rsA Mx-z NJ rtn q nd
Mrs. George Curtiss.
Mrs. Morris Won Brunt of New York,
who is passing the winter in Los An
geles, will entertain with tea at the
Alexandria today in honor of Mrs. LIE
Grand Reed of Toronto, Canada, the
charming house guest of Mrs. Frank "A.
Mcdonald of LaSalle avenue. other
guests will include Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. F. K. Rule and Mrs. Bernard Bot
ter.
Mrs. Mcdonald is entertaining for
Mrs. Reed with a formal tea Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Clark of Malvern avenue
and her daughters, Lucy and Olive,
with Mrs. John Clayton Smith and
daughter Marjorie spent Eastertide
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Gibbon on
their ranch in Tamanga canyon.
Miss Helen Eaton and Glen Behymer
were married Monday night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Burns of West Avenue
SO, Rev. Will A. Knighten of the Union
Avenue Methodist church officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle e. J. Symonds. She wore a
white satin gown with orange bios
SONS and carried shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley. Her going away
gown was a white tailored suit. The
one attendant was the little flower girl,
Elizabeth Symonds.
On their return from a short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Behymer will
be at home at 1863 West Avenue 3d.
Mrs. Behymer is a graduate of Oc-
cidental academy and the groom of
the local high school and the George
Washington law school In Washington.
ID. G. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. e. Behymer of Carondelet street.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond d. Frisbie
OF South Hoover street entertained
Monday night with a box party at the
Mason in compliment to Mrs. Clarence
Lebus of Cynthiana, KY, supper being
served at the Alexandria after the
play.
There were also covers for Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Holman and DR.. and Mrs.
John T. Stewart.
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Mrs. /. N. Peyton of st. Andrews
place will be at home informally this
afternoon.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Brown, on West
Avenue 3d. Miss Mabel Grace Brown
and Arthur p. Clapp were married
Saturday night, Rev. William B.
CAN'T, pastor of Highland Park Pres
byterian church, officiating. Miss
Margaret Avis Clapp, sister of the
groom, and j. Edgar Brown of Seattle,
brother of the bride, stood with the
young people. Mr. and Mrs. Clapp will
be at home in Highland Park after
June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard b. Stephens
are welcoming small daughter who
arrived Saturday morning. The little
maiden's name is Constance Barbara.
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Mrs. H. c. Fisher of Bonsello street
will be hostess Friday at a luncheon
and bridge given to members of a club
of which she is a member.
Mrs. T. c. Paxton of Westlake ave-
nue. gave bridge breakfast yesterday
as courtesy to eastern friends, five
tables being set for the games.
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