Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11
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following guests: Miss Clara Stevens,
Mt Hoyoke college; Mrs. A. l.. Fris-
bic, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. M. W.
Harris, Chicago Mrs. William Riddle,
Colorado Springs; Miss Caroline Rice,
New Haven, Conn. NJ
The date for the marriage of Miss
Helen Margaretia Tanner daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tanner of South
State street, and Orris Jay Hedges, son
of Charles II. Hedges of Forty-sixth
street, has been set for May 8. The
ceremony will take place at the homo
of the bride-elect. Miss Mildred Tan
ner has been chosen as maid of honor,
while Miss Eileen Mccarthy Will be
bridesmaid, both cousins of Miss Tan
ner. Robert Tanner will act as best
man. Mrs. Horace Tanner OF Porter
vile will direct the music.
The bride-elect is a charming young
woman who numbers scores of adj
mirers among her friends.
Mr.. Hedges Is a prominent Odd Fell
low, being the youngest past grand
master in California and will be q DEL
egate to the grand lodge convention
which meets in San Francisco May IL.
He is also president of the Bachelors
club of Boyle heights. The young cou-
pie will visit San Francisco and other
points of interest on their wedding
trip.
Members of the Arts Students league
were guests Thursday evening at a
studio party given by Miss Ruth Shep-
herd at her home on East Twenty
eighth street.
| Each guest contributed an i'm
promptu selection to the evenings
| pleasure and at the close of a delight
full program supper was served on the
lawn, which was lighted with Japanese
| lanterns and spread with Navajo rugs.
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| Members of the Musical Salon will
give masquerade ball Monday night
at Gamut clubhouse.
| Mrs. Frank Il. Wolfe, who has been
quite i'll at her home on Santa Monica
avenue, Colegrove. is convalescing.
Miss Helen billiard. teacher of o. b.
B. class of the First Methodist church,
| Hill and Sixth streets, gave a delightful
reception to her class of boys at the
home of Mrs. Lott on Olive street last
Tuesday evening. Games were played,
the winners being awarded prizes. and
at the close of the evening dainty re-
freshments We're served.
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| Miss Laura Gilmore. whose marriage
with w. S. Weeks will be a June event.
was special guest at china shower
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Caro-
lline Griffin, her daughter, Mrs. Lyle
w. Brown of Berendo street, and Mrs.
| Charles Packman.
Guests included Mrs ]. A. Wood,
Mrs. A. j. Studder, Mrs. George A.
Crouch. Mrs p. A. Chambers. Mrs. M.
c. Crane, Mrs. J. D. AJhbaugh. Mrs.
j. c. Marley. Mrs. Ida l.. Gordon, Mrs.
George Kendall, Mrs. Harry Dawson,
Mrs Richard A. Collins, Mrs. A. M.
Hathaway. Mrs. J. A. Whalen and Miss
Florence Buck.
Mrs. Ralph Hagan and Mrs. Charles
| Orville Garfield are to be hostess at a
| tea given Tuesday afternoon at the
Bake street home of the former in COM
pliment to members of bridge club
of which they are members.
Among the invited guests are Mrs. B.
F. Binn, Mrs. William ]. Variel, Mrs.
Frank Barnwell, Mrs. William Mackie,
Mrs. a. w. Rementz, Mrs. w. b. Pal
mer. Mrs. Stanley McClung. Mrs.
Frank A. Bowes Mrs Charles Skin
ker, Mrs. f. B. Brearley, Mrs. Frank
Jay and Mrs. Cost.
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Mrs. Jeanne Fitzpatrick of New York,
who is spending some time in Los An
geles, was hostess at pink luncheon
given Friday afternoon at the ship no.
tel, Venice. The table centerpiece was
a large boat of pink flowers and dainty
cards marked places for eleven guests.
who were: Mrs. Willard Cullen Steele
of Venice. Mrs. Charles l.. e. Robert,
Mrs. E. r. Livingston, Mrs. Grant
Lehman Mrs. j. Nelson Patillo, Mrs.
Dewitt C. King, Mrs. Fitzroy King.
Mrs. Burt Hartman, Mrs. William
Thomas, Mrs. A. G. Myran and Mrs. A.
r. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barry. who
were married in San Francisco less
than a year ago, and have since made
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