Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
Society News

GERS will take place in the morning.
Mrs. James Henry Ballagh VIII act as
toastmistress.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse A. Burnand
of 200 Bonnie Brae announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Jullette. 10
John Fowler Andrews. jr.. son of John
Fowler Andrews, president OF the Ger
man American bank. The wedding was
solemnized at ST. Johns episcopal
church in West Adams street, the Rev.
Lewis Gouverneur Morris reading tho
service yesterday morning at IL O'CLOCK
The bride was attired in her travelling
gown of white broadcloth. and the
church was dantily decorated In white
and green. After their return they Will
be at home In ElmWood street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick N. Heinze-
man have returned and are guests or
the Hotel Heinzeman. Mrs Heinzeman
was Miss Fern Gladys orchard.
AMONG those noticed in Levy's last
Monday who went to enjoy the cafe
chantant in that popular cafe were
G. w. Helm, Senator Bulla, 10. W.
Barnes. E. w. Carleton. II. Lester, M.
Danziger, Nj. S. Wiltshire. Frank Wick
cry. ii. Cline and Mr.. Ritterbrand, U.
N. Black, E. Cinnamon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hemenway, a. l.. Cheney, entertaining
four friends; DR.. Sprinks ana 1rlehos,
the u. a. Hamburgers, f. Ober ana
friends. T. E. Gibbon, Milo M. Potter,
J. l.. lyman, VIM. Garland and friends.
NJ. b. carter OF Pasadena, Capt. j. F.
Lucy, George Goldsmith, Mace GREEN
leaf, b. S. Stockdale, with covers tor
four.
ITl1N n
tertained with a bridge luncheon at her
home in West Twenty y-seventh street
yes sterday afternoon. Covers were lald
for forty guests, and the dining room
was beautiful with pink roses on ma
hogany baskets tied with immense PINK
satin bows on the luncheon tables. Inc
remainder of the house was decorated
with American beauty roses. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Daniel lnnes
Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. Melville @.
Eshman, Mrs. e. II. Moore, Mrs. o. A:
Vickery, Mrs. ]. ~. Stewart, Mrs. Carl
Kurtz, Mrs. Willard j. Doran. Mrs. w.
G. Hutchinson, Mrs Albert II. Beach.
Mrs. John II. Jones, Mrs. Herman
Janss, Mrs. f. Irwin Heron, Mrs. E. B.
Henderson, Mrs. Charles McFarlann,
Mrs. Dan Mcfarland, Mrs. r.. A. Feath-
erstone of Monrovia, Mrs. Herbert Kel-
sey, Mrs. Richard A. Perez, Mrs. Hen
derson Hayward, Mrs. William Mines,
Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mrs. John Miner,
| Mrs. ]. Bond Francisco, Mrs. Leslie {.
Brand, Mrs Francis Mcpherson, Mrs.
! Claude Homon. Mrs. h. II. Howell,
Mrs. Walter Chansor, Mrs. j. W. Off'
! Mrs. r. J. Waters, Mrs. Francis j. Car
| lisle. Mrs. +. j. Marshall, Mrs. a. u.
| Cheney, Mrs. Edwin $. Rowley, MISS
| Augusta Poehler, Miss Irene Poehler,
and Miss Cora Auten of Pasadena.
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Announcement of the wedding OF
| Miss Laura May Jackson and Rev. Ray
William Smith of Santa Monica, June
| 26 being the day set, has been made.
| The marriage will be solemnized at the
! Sawtele Methodist church, and the SER
vice will be read by Rev. r.. 1. Nc
Kee, D. d.
Mrs. Georgianna S. Townsend, 95S
West Hollywood boulevard, has as her
guest Miss Bertha l.. Corbett, the well
| known sun-bonnet baby artist, who Is
| passing some months in Los Angeles.
| Mr. and Mrs. OViatt u. Burlingame
| of Leighton avenue entertained with a
| dinner last evening in honor OF MIS-
L. S. Dickey of Chicago, Mrs. Burlin-
games mother, who is her house guest.
! The table was beautifully decorated
with white roses and ferns and the rest
OF the house was done with American
beauty roses. Covers were laid for
! twelve.
The alumni of the Beta Phi sorority
| University of Southern California, en-
| loved a house party at Venice from
| FRIDAY to Monday. Those who enjoyed
the fun were Violet Jones, Isabelle
| Bowers, Theresa Reeves, Rhuamah
smith, Pearl Macloskey, Zula Brown,
| Ethel Thornton, Christine Nestrem,
Jennie Dick, Carrie Macloskey and Mrs.
! Macloskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Roberts, Miss
Louise and Miss Marie Roberts, Mrs.
! Sarah S. MacAlster, 3644 Wiltshire bou-
levard, and DR.. and Mrs. Charles Nor
ris will sail on the steamer Caronia
June II on an extended tour of Ireland,
England. Scotland, Germany, Franco
and Italy.