Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-26
Society
THE BEST WAY

THE BEST WAY
II things don't go to suit you.
What use to frown and sigh7
You can't frown back the sunshine
That's missing from the sky.
Nor frown away the winter
In wishing IL were spring
The wisest thing to do, my friend,
Is just keep sweet-and sing
song will make ones burden
Seem lighter, while sigh
Adds to the load we carry,
We can't tell how. or why
We only know 1t does It.
And that the lit and swing
OF cheerful song makes happy heart'
So just keep sweet-and sing.
Don't fret and fume and worry,
And make things worse. say -
Since we can't help what's happenedi
So laugh away the sigh
And trust that the morrow
The clouds will all take wing,
Believing God knows what is BEST
So Just keep sweet-and sing.
-Eben Il. Rexford, Shiocton Wis
OFF more than passing interest to the
MANY friends of the young people
" is the wedding of Miss Jessie
Robinson Morgan, daughter Of Mrs. ].
w. Morgan Of Wilcox avenue, Holly
wood. and Albert Raymond Walker, an
architect of Los Angeles, the ceremony
taking place last evening at S:So CLOCK
at the family home of the BRIDE
In the absence of the rector OF St
Stephens Episcopal church the service
was read by Rev. George II. Cornell,
the music being furnished by Mrs. h.
q. Candee. The bride was unattended,
and the guests were limited to imne-
diate members of the two famliles,
about twenty in all. For her bridal
gown the bride had chosen robe or
hFIJGSnla net made
over white satin and wore the conven-
tional veil of white tulle. Her bouquet
was white asters. The big living room
had been converted into bower OF
beauty with ferns and Shasta daisies,
and here, in the inglenook, the cere-
mony took place. ~
and Mrs. Walker will go to Santa
Monica for a month, after which they
will return to Hollywood to reside. Mrs.
Walker is a charming young woman
leader in the exclusive st. Stepnen
church circles and talented vocalist
A pretty affair of Tuesday was the
luncheon given at the Lankershim by
Miss Marguerite Aver, a visiting stan
ford student from Washington, VINO
entertained as guests other members OF
her sorority, the Alpha Phi. Miss Aver
leaves today with many other stan
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fryman are
planning to leave the last of the week
for a trip to Lake Tahoe and Seattle.
They will go in their machine, and are
planning an absence of two or three
weeks. Mrs. Fryman's sister, Mrs.
Harvey Armstrong, and her daughter
Henrietta, who have been guests at
Hotel Hayward, returned Saturday to
their home in ST. Mary. o.
One OF the social events of the week
was the tea with which Mrs. NJ. B.
O'Farrell entertained Tuesday at the
home of her mother. Mrs. f. j. Tala-
nantes, on West Ninth street, an occa-.
sion which was attended by half a hun
dred guests.
ing by Mrs. Y A. Garcia, Mrs. Nelson
Kingsland, Mrs. Fay Talamantes and
Miss Helen Kinch. Senior Buzzi was
heard In several piano numbers and
Miss Grace Talamantes delighted the
company with vocal selections.
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A party returning Saturday from an
extended camping and hunting trip
on and about Lake Tahoe included Mr..
and Mrs. Oakley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy H.
Oyerholtzer, Mrs. M. X. Rugg, Mrs.
II. e. Kile, Mrs. Kimble, Miss Jean
Mcmillan, Miss Mabel Lawrence, Miss
Charlotte Kimble, Miss Minnie Blair
and Messrs. r. Homer and Seymore
Tally. s. c. Webber, H. e. Kile and
F. ]. Armstrong, who were also mem
bers of the party, are taking the long
way home and are returning by way
OF Mount Whitney and Lone Pine.
They are expected to arrive in Los
Angeles in about ten days.
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Mrs. H. w. Adams and Mrs. Percy
w. Post of Los Angeles. with Mrs. AL
fred of Fremont, Ohio, motored to
Hotel Virginia Tuesday for luncheon.
That evening the parlors and lobby of
the hotel were the scene OF an ami
mated bridge contest in which honors
were evenly divided between Miss
Helen Son of San Francisco, the guest
of Mrs. Marco Hellman, and Colonel
Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hupp of
West Twenty-third street and Miss
Schenck, who have been spending two
weeks at Venice, are expected to re-
turn to Los Angeles the latter part
of this week.
Dr. r. S. Russell, formerly resi-
dent of Los Angeles, but now of
Washington Camp, Ariz., was in Los
Angeles a few days last week. the
guest of friends. Dr. RusselPs sister,
Miss Mary Russell, who a year or more
ago left Los Angeles to return to her
home in Scotland, and who left many
friends here, is on the eve of departure,
where she expects to follow her pro-
fession of nursing.
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ABE NnIIo