Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

619 Magnolia avenue sailed on the
President Grant from New York July
Is for Berlin. Mr.. Grover, who is well
known in the musical world of Los
Angeles, is planning a years study in
the best schools of Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele of Euclid
avenue are visiting friends and rel
atives In the east.
Miss Louise r. Vandegrift of West
Jefferson street is visiting at Balboa
Beach, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
ton Mckinney.
The wedding of Miss Florence Mar
garet Freebey. daughter of Mrs. ]. E.
Freebey of Girard street, and Clyde
II. Bemis was solemnized Friday morn
ing at the residence of the brides
mother, the Rev. Charles Edward
Locke of the First Methodist church
officiating The house was artistically
decorated with Shasta daisies. ferns
and pink carnations. The bride, at
tired in white lingerie gown, car
ried a shower of pale pink enchantress
carnations She selected a. pongee suit
for the going-away gown with gloves,
shoes and hat to match. After the
ceremony a breakfast was served and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis left soon after for
Sulphur Mountain springs. where they
are planning to pass the summer.
Among the out of town guests were
Mrs. George Francis and her two
sons of San Francisco, Paul and
George, tr Mrs. Francis, who is a
sister of the bride, arrived in Los An
geles Friday morning. Both the young
people were graduated from the Los
Angeles high school.
Among the visitors in Ventura are
Mrs. Josephine Holden who is visiting
her mother, Mrs Ashby Vickers and
Mrs. Thompson, and her little nephew,
Harvey Colby, who are the guests of
relatives.
Mrs. H. I. Nance of West Twenty
ninth street. who has recently returned
from a trip to the Orient, entertained
with bridge luncheon at her sum-
mer cottage at Bay City Thursday
afternoon. The house was decorated
with kelp, shells and wild verbena
blossoms. The prizes were Japanese
water color paintings and were cap
tured by Mrs Clarence H. Pease and
Mrs. Wiley ]. Rouse. Among those
present were: Mrs. G. A. Rockwell,
Mrs. l.. Mather, Mrs. c. S. Kious. Mrs.
M. Weller. Mrs w. K. White, Mrs. M.
H. Boehner. Mrs. e. Bullard, Mrs.
Charles. Ferry, Mrs. F. p. Jones, Mrs.
F. W. sSmith, Mrs. Wiley j. Rouse,
Mrs. Clarence II. Pease, Mrs. A. G..
Drake. Mrs J. F.. Giles and the
Misses Hortense B. Jones, Emma I.
Harvey and Henrietta Glissman.
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Miss Anna Lancaster OF 1885 West
Twenty-third street is entertaining as
house guest Miss Grace Baker of North
Manchester. Indiana.
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Among the jolly parties Of the week
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the S, A. Martins at their ranch near
Burbank recently The tables We're
spread near a stream under the oaks
and the music was furnished by
Spanish orchestra of guitars and man
dolins Among the guests were: j. H.
Martin. G. c. PIERCING. Miss Lille
Townsley of Whittier. Mrs. T. e. Car.
berry of Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Martin of Rialto, Mrs. P. H. Car
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice of
Downey
Mrs Harper H. Smith and son of
Pittsburg are visiting Mrs. Smiths
mother at the Lake View hotel In
West Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rector of West
moreland avenue who with their
charming daughter, Miss Wilhelmina
Rector, have been enjoying an outing
in their launch, the Yebis. around Cat
alma and have returned home.
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Mrs. George Mcintyre of Alvarado
street entertained recently with
bridge luncheon in honor of her sister.
Mrs George Rood of Tennessee, who
has been her house guest for some
weeks The house was decorated with
quantities of red carnations and ferns
filing Japanese baskets, and the place
and score cards were Dutch girls,
hand-painted. A cut glass dish and a
gold pin were the prizes. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Frank Ryan. Mrs. Rob-
ert Schroeder, Mrs. Walter ]. Wren,
Mrs Edward Fruhling, Mrs. Robert
Rowe, Mrs. Alfred Houghtelin. Mrs