Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-02
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Society

fury, the marriage oil Aldudul 1ueI lion
cock, one of the wealthiest women OIL
s the city, as well as one of the most
prominent socially and Ersklne Mayo
Ross, judge of the United States CIR
cult court of appeals, was solemnlzeu
Yesterday afternoon in the parlors OF
the priests house adjoining st. Nlb-
iana's cathedral by Rev. Mgr. Harne1t
Only relatives were present to VIII
ness the ceremony, among them being
G. Allan Hancock, son of Mrs. ROSS
and a son of the bridegroom.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ross have an
assured social position and the 1ailllles
have been intimate since Mrs. ROSS
came to Los Angeles the charming
bride of Major Henry Hancock "ho
had earned his shoulder straps IN the
Mexican War. The bride of yesterday
whose maiden name was Haraszphy,
and who crossed the plains When d
little girl with her parents, gong nrS'
to San Diego and later to live the Iree
life of a small queen III the hlluSC Vi
immense paternal vineyards IN Soloiil4
county, has been a factor III me s S,ii
and business world of Southern Call
fornia for years. Judge Ross is
nrominent member of the legal ira
ternity of the state.
After an absence of two or three
weeks from the city Judge ana mrs
Ross will go to Ocean PARK Tor lht
summer, returning about the hrSI ol
October to occupy the handsome resi-
dence on the corner of Vermont ave
nue. and Wiltshire boulevard, Whlch
Mrs. Ross had in process of construc-
ton several months.
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Much interest centers around the
marriage of Miss Winifred LleWeilyn
and John Miner, which will take place
tonight at the home of the bride
mother, Mrs. Hannah D. LleWellyn, on
West Adams street.
The ceremony will be quietly cele-
brated in the presence of a few friends,
with Miss Mary A. Thomas of Niles,
Ohio acting as maid of honor and John
Llewellyn performing the duties OIL pest
man.
Mr.. Miner and his bride will be at
home to their friends after September
l at the residence of the bridegroom
mother, 226 West Adams street, where
they will make their home until their
own home is ready for occupancy.
No marriage of the season has in
terested wider circle of friends than
the one which will take place tonight
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
w. ID. McGilvray, in Pasadena, when
lovely Marion McGilVray Will become
the bride of O. j. Salisbury, promi-
net resident and clubman of Salt Lake
The wedding will be one of the brill
liantly appointed functions of the sea-
son and will be attended by members
of the ultra fashionable set.
The engagement of Miss Velma Allie
- Nxr1e
announced at a luncheon given by the
bide elects mother at their home OF
the McCampbell ranch, Saturday aft
ernoon.
The home was. beautifully decorated
living room and parlor being in soro-
rity colors and pennants, the dining
room was in red peoples and hearts.
Miss Clements is member of the
a. X. I. sorority.
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marriage taking place last night
in Ocean Park at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Viola Smith, unit
ed Miss Elizabeth Smith and Stanley
Hale, the latter young business man
of Los Angeles and the son of Mrs
Cora Lewis of West Twenty-eighth
street.
There were about eighty guests pres
ent to witness the pretty ceremony
which was celebrated as far as possi-
BILE with all the appointments charac-
terizing an old time wedding in the
south. The VOWS were pronounced by
Rsv. Mr.. Weaver of Ocean Park and
the bride was attended by her three
sisters, while 12-year-old Nancy Lewis
lister of the bridegroom, was flower
sirI.
The bride was charming in a gown
If white crepe de chine and carried
bride roses, while profusion of roses
licked the house.
After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
will return to Los Angeles, where Mr.
Hale is established in business. and
will make their home with Mrs. Lewis
at her new address, 1882 West Twenty
eighth street.
One of the pretty pre-nuptials of re-
cent date given in Los Angeles was
for a Redlands girl, Miss Inez Foote
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Foote
whose marriage with c. II. Pratt OF
Los Angeles is to be celebrated in the
brides home city June 16.
Miss Foote has been a guest at the
home of Mr.. Pratt's mother Mrs. r.
II. Pratt of South Avenue SiXty-six fol-
a short time, and Saturday night a
few intimate friends of the bride elect
surprised her with kitchen shower
A program of charades and music
completed a delightful and informal
evening.
The marriage of the young people
will be solemnized at the home of the
brides parents in Redlands and Mr..
Pratt, formerly of Redlands and now
one of the successful business men of
Los Angeles, will make a home for his
bride in this city.
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Miss Helen Ginther, one of the most
feted of the June brides-to-be, was
special guest at a Weekend party
given by her cousin, Miss Pearl Cole
or Whittier, a feature of the visit be-
inc kitchen shower Saturday night
Friends who came with offerings and
good wishes were Mrs. Charles Cole
Mrs. j. o. Cole, Mrs. j. Hopch, Mrs
Guy Tyler, Mrs. George Cole, Mrs
Frederick Kwiss, Mrs. Charles Tare
Mrs. Decker, Mrs. l.. w. Hartman, Mrs
A. A. Tweedy, Miss Anna Kwiss Miss
Irene Smith, Miss Ruth Cole, Miss Ora
McGregor.
Mrs Thomas Wright Phillips and
Miss Angeleita Phillips of Harvard
boulevard entertained yesterday with
a reception for which a large number
of cards had been issued.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs
Stoddard Jess, Mrs. A. j. Salisbury
Mrs. S. X Lindley, Mrs. E. S. Rowley,
Mrs Maurice S. Hellman, Mrs. Charles
Nourse, Mrs Erickson, Mrs. Percy
Griffin, Mrs. Mary Schallert, Mrs
James Harvey Adams, Mrs. Robert r.
Troy, Miss Marie Mullen, Miss Jessie
Morgan, Miss Harriet Tate, Miss Sue
Carpenter, Miss Fannie Carpenter,
Miss Maude Hunsberger Miss Grace
Rowley, Miss Mary Lindley Miss Lois
Salisbury Miss Lucille Ozier and Miss
Julia Derby.