Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31

Her uduSnCerS, MIS-. JOnn WlgnCIndn
E. Crazy, Mrs. willitts J. Hole. Mrs.
George KreSS and Mrs. F. T. Johnson.
Mrs. Dieter left Friday for Long
Beach, where she will remain until her
departure for Goldfeld February 8.
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Mrs. Dwight Satterlee and Mrs. Ethel
Bennett are receiving Wednesday after
noon for their house guest, Miss Chris
tian Of Des Moines, Iowa.
The engagement Of Miss Madge La
Com and Benjamin G. Levy was an
nounced at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. X. L. B. LaCon1, 437
! North Bonnie: Brae street, yesterday.
Miss LaCom is a charming young
| woman, who has recently come to Los
Angeles from the east and has made
many friends. Mr.. Levy is a young
business man Of Los Angeles, connected
with the Commercial National bank.
He graduated from the Los Angeles
high school with the class of sum-
mer '05.
The young people are receiving con-
gratulations from their numerous
friends, who are planning many de-
lightful affairs for them before their
wedding in June.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
WEIGH on Marmion Waw was the scene
last night of one Of the jolliest gather
ings of the week, when a company OF
young people responded to invitations
to assist the daughter of the house,
Miss Nanon, and Miss Eulalia Terrell
in joint celebration Of their birthday
anniversaries, the dates being reSpec-
lively January 80 and February 1.
Everyone was in costume and
masked, Miss WEIGH appearing as Juliet
and Miss Terrell as Folly. The even'
ing's program included dancing and
games.
The following guests were present:
Miss Lucille Johnson, Miss Vera john
son, Miss Esther Lusk, Miss Matsella
Mahon, Miss Dorothy Beatty, Miss
| Dora Touts, Miss Jean Brigham, Miss
Grace Corbin, Miss Ethel NORM, Miss
Amy Irish, Miss Helen Eyraud, Miss
Mildred Hughey, Carl NORM, Norman
Bradshaw, Morris Fuller, Ralph Ma
han, Harry Braden, Louie King, Frank
Newman, Paul Scott, Alfred Orena-
Byron Coups, Charleston Dow and w.
! B. WEIGH.
! A newly organized bridge club met
for the first time Wednesday at the
house of Miss Jessie Carr on West
Eeighth street.
Mrs Robert C. Mccormick, who is
| entertaining with a series Of. affairs
in compliment to her mother, Mrs. w.
r. Williams Of Seattle, Wash, who is
her house guest, will give a bridge
whist, the second in the series, tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss Glee Migrant has joined her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Migrant,
at the Pecan, Boyle Heights, coming
from her old home in Kokomo, Ind.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and fam
| lily will move in a few days from their
Grove, where they own fourteen-acre
| ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz H. Luhrs, who
have been guests Of Mrs. Luhrs' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John OFT of East
! Pennsylvania avenue since the middle
of January, will leave in a few days for
| their home in Waterloo, New.
Mr.. and Mrs Luhrs, who were mar
ried January IA in Carson, New, have
been spending their honeymoon in Los
! Angeles, and during their stay the
romance connected with their meet
| ing has become known.
Before her marriage Mrs. Luhrs was
| Miss Martha OFT, holding the position
of bookkeeper with the Merchants Ma
tional bank, Third and Spring streets,
! Los Angeles. In September last Miss
| OFT left to visit relatives in Carson,
and the day following her arrival was
! enjoying a horseback ride, when her
mount became unruly and she would
have met with a serious accident had 1t
not been for the timely arrival Of Mr..
Luhrs. The friendship that followed
soon become a more tender tie, and
the marriage followed.
Mr.. Luhrs is postmaster at Waterloo
and also proprietor of the Waterloo
| hotel.
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A pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday night at the home Of Mrs.
Gordinier on East Forty-eighth place,
the contracting parties being Miss
| Margie e. Deare, youngest daughter of
Mrs. M. Deare of West Seventh street,
and Irven P. Dawson, a young business
man Of Milford, Ill.
The bride, who was daintily attired
| in blue silk, was attended by her sis
/ ter, Miss Amy B. Deare, while Fred
Mussehl stood with the groom. After
the ceremony a sumptuous supper was
/ served. Guests who witnessed the
pretty ceremony included Mrs w.
Camp, Miss M. Vandivender. Messrs.