Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29

Dental association to be held in Berlin
in June will be DR.. Wherry 10. Neel
and DIR. Ray Robinson
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Mrs. LeGrande Reed. the house guest
of Mrs. Frank A. Mcdonald, was spe-
cial guest last evening at a dinner,
followed by a box party given by Mrs.
Donald Keller.
The marriage of Miss Estelle Clausen
and Edward GLADDEN. took place yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at Christ
church. Rev. Baker p. Lee officiating.
The bride, who is sister of Miss Emma
and Miss Augusta ClHusen, wore be-
coming toilet of champagne wolfe.
Mrs GLADDEN., with her sisters, came
to Los Angeles six years ago from Chll-
licothe, o., and since that time has
won many friends
The young couple upon their return
from their bridal trip will be at home
at the brides former residence on
Normandie avenue.
s.
A wedding which took place Wednes-
day morning at IL o'clock was that OF
Miss Celia Troconiz, daughter of Mr.
Grand avenue, and Ralph e. Dobbs,
the ceremony being performed at the
home of the brides parents.
The rites were read by Rev. Cervera
of the San Gabriel mission and William
Wilhartitz rendered the wedding music:
The bride wore a tailored gown OF
white broadcloth and carried white
sweet peas. There were no attendants.
At the conclusion of wedding break
fast Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbs left for
brief trip, after which they will be at
home at 243 South Coronado street.
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An event decidedly unusual In the
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the Eat home" which was given yester-
day from to 6 o'clock on board ii; /.
| 7. M, S, Aso, which, with two other
Japanese vessels, is anchored this week
in San Pedro harbor.
The Aso, which, like its mates, is
Russian vessel captured in war and re-
christened, was gay with pennants,
lanterns and flags entwining the
United States and, japanese colors.
A program of sports included an
armed race by seamen. an obstacle
race by seamen, jiu jitsu by mldshlp-
men, fencing by midshipmen and fancy
dancing by seamen. At the conclusion
of the program lavish refreshments
were served.
Among the Los Angeles guests who
attended the affair were Mayor Alex
ander, Willis Booth, president or the
chamber of commerce; Mr.. ana MIS-
George H. Stewart, Mr.. and MRS. >.
A. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. OSBORNE
Mr. and Mrs. Brauer, Capt. ana MATS
e. ]. Louis, Lieut.. and Mrs. A. II.
Woodbine. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Fries,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Penldeton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wickersham, Mrs.
A. Gillespie, Mrs. Caulan, Mrs. Gibson
Miss Martha Silva, Miss Poldie Hell
mann, Miss Adeline Stanton, Miss Jo-
sephine Savage, Miss Albertine Pen
dleton, the Misses Gillespie, Senator
William A. Savage, Gen. Frank Pres
colt, Marshall Stimson, j. A. toshay'
George H. Bittinger Kinney and Wal
ter Raymond.
Mrs. H. X. Williamson of Park
View avenue, who leaves May 10 for
New York. where she will sail for
Europe on board the White Star liner
Baltic May 22, is the recipient of many
social attentions prior to her departure.
Mrs. Edward c. Magaurau of AL
yarado street entertained with bridge
breakfast Tuesday for Mrs. William
son and Mrs. Edward M. Palett. Dr.
and Mrs. Palett are leaving Saturday
for New York en- route to Europe.
Mrs H. F. Vollmer of Coronado
street has invited fifty guests for an
afternoon of bridge to be given May
3 for Mrs. Williamson.
Mrs Edward l.. Doheny of Chester
place, has planned a luncheon in COM
pliment to Mrs. Williamson May S.
while Mrs. r. b. Williamson will be
hostess at farewell party to be given
May 8, when the honors will be shared
by Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. John
Cornwall.
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Mrs. Lawrence Roland Sewer, who
recently moved into her new home on
South Normandie street, celebrated the
event with a housewarming and re-
ception yesterday afternoon. The
house was profusely decorated with
yellow iris.
Mrs ]. w. Trueworthy presided at
the tea urn, Mrs. Gill O'Daniel served
the coffee and Miss Pauline Vollmer
served at the punch bowl.
Others who assisted the hostess were
Mrs. Secondo Guasti, Mrs. Ralph
Heath. Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Mrs. AL