Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-16

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hostess, including Mesdames Mabel
Kingman, Edgar German, j. NJ. Kelly
Frank A. BoYles, George A. Ralphs,
Harry Armor, Tracey Abbott, E. ).
Budreau. ]. c. Cribb, J. p. Dupuy,
Millard Fillmore, A. c. Hitchcock r.
A. Jay, r. f. Kelly, Robert Kyle, Ada
c. Martin, w. T. Miner, w. b. Palmer
A. w RemnitZ. George Rector. Z.
Wheelock, w. H. Taylor, r. b. wilson
and Miss Grace Pease.
The next meeting will be held Thurs
dav afternoon, May 26, at the home OF
Mrs. w. T. Miner, 444 Gramercy place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Isaacs of Hoover
street left Friday afternoon for New
York. enroute for Europe. They are
planning a three months trip and VIII
visit Germany, France and England
taking in Oberammergau.
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Mrs. Hannah Frieburg of Orange
street entertained yesterday afternoon
in honor of her daughter, Miss RUDY
whose engagement to Louis M. Zeuer-
man was announced recently.
A house party composed of freshmen
from the u. S. c. was entertained at
the residence of Miss Alice Scott at
Playa del Rey last week, the guests
going down Friday evening, After
supper tTludy lltSY phAAI q
the beach and had good time general
ly. Those who enjoyed the outing were
Misses Venetia Consigny, Bertha Rusn'
Jessie Hendricks, Abba Sperry, Ruth
Grant, Widdie Hendricks, Alice Scott
and Stanley Dixon, Al Hunter, warren
Bovard, Arnold Saverein, Tom Spauld-
ing, Billy Fletcher and Waiter Rivers
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Mrs. r. G. Langford of San Jose is
the house guest for month OF Mrs
Alexander Mills in Westlake avenue.
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Shirley Meserve, Carl RAIDER and
Lloyd Mills have returned nome from
the university at Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goldsmith and
daughter Faith are passing few weeks
at their seaside cottage at Hermosa
Beach.
Among the early June weddings VIII
be that Of Miss Elizabeth Rose, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rose OF
Atchison. Was, to James ReVel Nave
of Kansas City, which will take place
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. w.
II. Daum, in Budlong avenue, this CITY
at high noon, Rev. Baker 2. Lee ofncl-
ating.
In honor of Miss Mabel Shehan,
whose marriage to Charles e. Grlfntns
is announced to take place early IN
July. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph G. Wiede-
man of Harvard boulevard entertained
with a package shower Friday evening;
The house was beautifully decorated
with a profusion of Shasta daisies and
red hearts were hung everywhere.
Games were played, and a wish book
containing the good wishes of all the
guests was given to the ride-to-pe.
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The wedding of Miss Lucy Kelsey ana
n T. Gates will be solemnlzed at the
First Baptist church tomorrow eNeliite' -,ie
Miss Belle Kelsey, sister OF the brloe'
will he maid of honor and Paul CoWies
will serve Mr.. Gates as best man. I'M
mediately after the ceremony the happy
counle will leave for a wedding journey,
and will be at home to their many
friends at 425 Boylston street alter
June 1. Many affairs have been gwen
for Miss Kelsey, among mem tnem d GhoIl ItnGil
shower which Mrs. Augustine Shel-
burne of South Pasadena gave Satur-
dov afternoon. Her house was deco
rafed with ferns and pink carnations,
and those present were MRS. w: A.
Cochran of South Pasadena, Mrs. Bert
Cox, Mrs. B. E. Gibbs and the Misses
Mary Ross, Lulu Freeman, CARA a.,
den, Belle Kelsey, y.,din Edn9 aDes ToS' % Una
Miss clara C. Alden of Halldale ave-
mo also entertained in honor of MISS
Kelsey and Mrs. Gates on Ihursday
evenine. and the house was dalntlly
decorated with roses and green's
Among the guests were Mr.. ana MIS- MIS-.
p r. Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustlne
Shelburne, Mr.. and MRS. II. n; / ideei' 15',
Mr. and Mrs. c. G.. Munson, MRS. Ber-
tram cox. the Misses Belle Kelsey, EV-
eIyn Dunham, Luella Trent, Mary Rose
T1no coy I,ulu Freeman, Freda cable,
ITo-1yietta lincoln, Nellie Potts and Ed
ward Retzloff, Paul Cowles, Z. w. Da-
visson. Arthur Bolles, Rupert Iurn-
hull. Roberts, Sidney Alden ana chester
Overel.
The regular spring picnic of the Los
Angeles Business. college was held at
Rustic canyon Friday. Athletic games
were enjoyed, followed by basket
lunch. The students spent the after
noon strolling in the upper Rustic can
yon, later going to Venice Tor pathins'
dancing and other recreauohs'
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The marriage of Miss Hattie c. Der
ing, daughter of Mrs. H. A. Dering'
3OO8 Maple avenue, and Henry Walter
was celebrated Saturday afternoon tne
Rev. Herbert j. Weaver ofbclatlng. Inc
ceremony was witnessed by the sister
of the bride, Mrs. A. V. BUSH Harry
| G. Derlng, tWll prOSioi " 80 .uS io1
and A. V. Bush. The wedding mao
been announced for next Saturday, and
friends of the young people, who were
planning several entertainments to pre-
cede the event, were much surprised
when they were told the ceremony had
been performed.
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The Leonidas club is planning Tor
the closing dance of the season, to be
given Thursday evening, May 26, in the
horseshoe pavilion at ocean Park. The
club has secured the exclusive right
to the pavilion for that night. An or
chestra of twelve pieces will furnish
music Special cars will be run for the
members and guests at 1880, 7;45 and
o'clock, returning at 11:15, 1880 and
11:45 O'Clock. Members of the commit
tee in charge are Berry Salmon, George
! Hermann and William Winter.