Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
Society


HHD wedding of Miss Rose Cunningham.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cum
Il ningham of South Hope street. and
Francis c. Murray will be solemnlsed this
morning at st, vincent's church on Grand
avenue at o'clock.
Mrs George f. Beveridge OF Portland ave-
nue. is entertaining her sister, Mrs. James
Washington Edwards of San Francisco as
house guest
Miss Mercedes de Luna of West Sixth street
passed the week end in Cotton.
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A cable from London last week announced
the arrival OF Sheldon Borden and his daugh-
ter, Miss Juliette Borden.
Miss Jessie M. Washburn has issued invi-
tations for a tea Friday, Saturday and Sum
day afternoons of this week at her studio,
7O5 South Alvarado street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ Ballard arc among
the many people who will summer at the
beach and will be at home on Lake street,
Santa Monica.
Mrs Richard Ferris of West Adams street
will entertain with dance In honor Of Miss
Jean Hooper of Denver, who is the house
guest OF her aunt Mrs. Thomas Mckee, on
IWenty-tOurtn StTeets MIS- Neinou hlHBeihhu
will receive assisted by Mrs. Ward wnchell.
Mrs Bernard Potter entertained with a
bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon at her
residence in the Navarro apartments. Covers
were laid for Mrs Stuart MacFarlane, Mrs.
Harry Fryman Mrs. Lester Robinson, Mrs.
Edward L. Doheny, Mrs. j. Champion Ander-
son, Mrs. Cnilds smith. MRS. r Sumner
Brown Mrs Maxwell of Kansas City, Mrs.
Florence Smith, Miss Lee whitmore and Miss
Edna Cooper.
Professor and Mrs. Julius V. Seyler are
entertaining as house guest Miss Schemm OF
Saginaw, Mich Miss Schemm has just re-
turned from a trip around the world She is
an artist Of great talent, having done some
special work in the Art Students league OF
New York city.
Last Saturday evening the South Coast Civic
league entertained with a benefit card party.
The proceeds of the evening to go TO
the Venice life saving crew.
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Last week the Venice band gave splendid
series of musical programs at the Venice
auditorium. Each eveninL was devoted to
different country, its national airs and
famous songs composing the program.
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Miss May Hyer entertained with a bridge
party yesterday afternoon at her home on
tifui--carnations in the living room, roses in
the reception rooom and Shasta daisies in the
dining room Tables were placed for twenty
guests.
Among the weddings OF the week which are
Of great interest on account of the many
friends of the contracting parties. was that
which was solemnized at Christ church Mon
day afternoon. when Miss Virginia May
Campbell, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H. r.
Campbell of Nashville. Tenn. became the
bride of Glenn S. Glass W. Ross Campbell
was his sisters only attendant, and the mar
riage lines we're read by the Rev. Baker p.
Lee. The bride a travelling gown OF dark
blue with hat and gloves to match. After n
wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Glass will re-
side in Los Angeles
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Mrs Ward winchell. who has been visiting
in the east for the past few months, has re-
tunrned and is at home to her many friends
at 2s09 Kenwood avenue
Mrs. Robert l. Fuller a1d her charming
daughter. formerly of Pittshurg. have taken
apartments at the Coronado and will make
their home in Los Angeles
Mrs. Eugene S. Ives, Miss Ives and Miss
Cora Ives entertained recently with a picnic
at Santa Anita canyon. The guests who went
in automobiles we're: Misses Inez Clark, Beth
McDermott, Mary Addison Walker Mrs.
George Platter Green, DR.. Owen Eversole.
George Ennis, Percy wicks, Irving Walker.
James Page, Maynard McFie and George
Platter Green.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack McGarry and their little
daughters, accompanied by Dr. McGarry's s
mother and sister, Mrs. Joseph McGarry and