Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-03
Society

MFRS. ]. ]. JENKINS of West
EH Eighth street was hostess yester-
AA day at a matinee box party
which was followed by tea at the Alex
andria, the occasion being a compliment
to a trio of visiting women, Mrs. Hun
tune of Sacramento, who is the guest or
her mother Mrs. Anderson, at Long
Beach; Mrs. Burke of Pittsburg, Mrs
Wilbur Myers guest, and Miss Jean
Wiley of. Belfast Ireland, for whom
many pleasant affairs are being ar
ranged during her visit with MIS- Eo-
ward L. Doheny.
Others asked to participate in the
afternoon were Mrs. Doheny, Mrs. ).
CHAMPION Anderson, Mrs. Myers, mrs
Harry Fryman, Mrs. Stuart +. MacLar
lane, Mrs Robert Bachelor, MRS +. d.
Carlysle, Mrs. Samuel Denholm OF Long
Beach, Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Mrs. George
Goldsmith and Mrs. Fred Johnson.
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A wedding which was quietly cele.
brated last evening in the presence OF
close friends only at the parsonage OF
Rev. ]. Moody of Glendale united Mrs
Edith Bush Carswell of West twenty
first street and Cliff w. Perry, a Well
known mining and oil man.
The bride, a handsome blonde, was
gowned in an imported lace robe over
mink SILK ana CdIIl6u SSOil
roses. She was attended by her twin
sister, Mrs. w. H. Berry, and her
daughter, Wanlyn Carswell, while MI
Berry stood with the groom.
The party went out from Los Angeles
in their machines, and after the cerec
mony were conveyed to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keller In Glendaie'
brother-in-law and sister of the prlue'
where a bountiful supper was served.
After trip to Coronado Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry will return to Los Angeles, Wnere
they will be registered at the AleXan-
dria for few weeks before leaving Tor
the north, where they expect to reside
Other relatives present at the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Perry Oh
Fullerton, parents of the groom; Mrs
NJ E. Bush, mother of the brlde; MIS-
]. D. Fuller of Santa Barbara, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. ]. Berry OF AIasRa, MIS-, w. NJ =
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Howard W.
]. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson
of ST, Louis, Henry Keller, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r, ]. Humphrey and Mrs. "A. l..
owen of Carpenteria and the two little
children Of Mrs. w; H. Berry
Miss Violet Mcdonald of Ingraham
street will be hostess today at ~ large
affair with which she Is honoring TWO
June brides, Mrs. James Riley or SIOUX
city and Mrs. Philip Coleby. Tables
will be set for whist.
to Mrs. Ray Arnold, Mrs. Fred Fltz-
gerald, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. Harry
Wagner Mrs. E. J. Stanton, Mrs. Louise
Stanton, Mrs. Ida Steinbaur, Mrs. Louis
Stanton Mrs. Charles Hubbard Mfs.
Walter Wren, Mrs. Harry Brown, MRS.
Robert Schroeder, Mrs. John Hopkins,
Mrs. w. L. Schmitz, Mrs. John Abel,
Mrs. Charles Stavanow, Mrs. Ethel era
ham. Mrs. Edward Graham, Mrs. =:
H. Won Breton, Mrs. George Curtis OF
Pasadena, Miss Hortense Barnhart
ZONES. Miss Lucille Dixon, Miss Mar
pnerite SEYMOUR Miss Helen Nc
Cutcheon, Miss Corinne Thorldiksen,
Miss Nellie Beacon, Miss Eva Stavnow,
Miss Lulu Page, Miss Elizabeth Page
Miss Grace Allen, Miss Florence Us
borne, Miss Clara Park, Miss Florence
Maxon. Miss Emmie Luentzel, MISS
Martha Hunter, Miss Carrie Stutsman,
Miss Name Stanton, Miss Agnes BUS
seret, Miss Hazel White Of pasadena
and Miss Lee.
Miss Cora Enright and Robert T.
Hoffman were married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Cora
Hoffman on South Flower street. Rev.
7 M. Schaeffle of Pico Heights Con-
gregational church officiating.
After a brief wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman will reside at 1926 South
Flower street.
In compliment to Miss Helen Weed,
whose engagement with Chauncey
Mahannah of this city has been an
nounced, Miss nellie and Miss Hazel
Mccartney will entertain at their nome
on South Flower street the afternoon
of Sept. 9.
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Stewart of West
Eleventh street entertained Monday
night with dinner given as a cour-
whose
marriage with John Cooper is to be
an event Of the near future Beside
Miss George and Mr.. Cooper there
were also covers for Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
c. Brand, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Walton,
Miss Theo Burnett and Mrs. Harry
Rowland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin G. Klippel, the
latter before her marriage in Santa
Ana last week being Miss Irene Muriel
Canniff, will receive their friends after
Oct. at 126 East Thirty-flrst street
Mrs. Sadie Rosenthall and sons have
returned to Los Angeles after stay
of three months at Hotel Virginia and
Mrs. Rosenthall is preparing to en-
tertain Jacob H. Schiff, the banker
and philanthropist.
Mrs. Hanna Butler of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w Jackson on Cimarron street
for several weeks, and was a week.
end visitor at the Hollywood home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lippincott left
last night for San Francisco en- route
to her home. Mrs. Butler made the
trip out in her touring car.
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Mr.. and Mrs G. Alexander Bobrick
of South Burlington avenue are stay
ing for the summer at Hotel Virginia,
where Mrs. Bobrick was hostess re-
Gently at a 800" party, where she
entertained forty guests
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Mrs. George Edward Graham will
leave early in the week for New York,
where she will be the guest of her
mother for two months.
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