Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

day evening by the Rev. Mr.. Prich-
ard in the presence of immediate rela-
tives and friends, and the bride and
bridegroom left Immediately for a trip
in the northern part of the state.
Mr. Priest is a well known mining
man and is the son of Mrs. Marjorie V.
Priest of Norfolk, Va. He has reserved
apartments at the Alexandria, where
he and Mrs. Priest will be at home
after May 10.
The Roosevelt auxiliary of the Veter-
ans of the Spanish War will entertain
with dance and card party at Gold
berg -Bosley hall Tuesday evening, May
II. President Gennette Harbour will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs w. w.
Cooper, Mrs. II. G. Cargille, Miss Fran
ces CroWder.
The Leonidas club will entertain with
a dancing party at Ocean Park dancing
pavilion Thursday evening. May 26.
This will close the seasons entertain
ments of the club, which have been
many. The pavilion will be elaborately
decorated and incandescent lights will
be used in great numbers Special cars
will take the guests down and bring
them back again to the city. Berry
Salman, William Winter, Frank Bow
man, George Herman, Hyman Morris
and Robert B. Wheelan are on the re-
ception committee.
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The Alumni chapter of the Sigma Chi
fraternity will issue about 100 invita-
tions for a dance to be given at the
Goldberg -Bosley assembly hall June 8.
The Theta Psi fraternity of U. S. c.
entertained the Alpha Chi Omega, the
Entire Nous, the Peta Phi and the AL
pha Rho sororities with handsomely
appointed dinner at their frat house
Monday evening.
Mrs. Gould and Miss Rice exhibited
a splendid collection of arts and crafts
work during the afternoon.
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The U. S. C. chapter of the Sigma Chi
fraternity entertained the Alpho Rho
sorority with a formal reception in
their house Friday evening. The affair
was planned after the receptions Euro
pean students give for their woman
friends in their studios.
The house was decorated with the
fraternity flowers, Jack roses, and the
music was in charge of j. G. Stamm.
The patronesses were Mrs. Robert Heff-
ner and Mrs. Edgar. T. Wall.
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The Theta Psi fraternity of the U. S. c.
will entertain with stag do" in their
frat house Monday evening
The wedding of Miss Mabel Claire
Stanley and Frank NJ Outland was
solemnized Wednesday at the residence
of Mrs Enos Crawford, aunt of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. T. G. Beattie of Pasa-
dena The bride wore an exquisite
lingerie gown and her tulle veil was
held in place by a wreath of orange
blossoms. The ceremony was per-
formed under an arch of white roses
and snowballs, and the other rooms
were beautifully decorated, the dining
room with pink roses. At the brides
table, covered with pink sweet peas,
were seated Mr.. and Mrs. Outland,
Rev. and Mrs. Beattie, Miss Charles
and H. B. Charles. Covers were also
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Enos Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elsey, Mr. and
Mrs. James Elsey, Miss Mabel Morris,
Miss Gladys Charles, Miss Iva Nor
ris, Miss Bertha Morris, Oscar Nor
ris, Herman Hill, Miss Lydia Hill of
Pasadena, Herbert Cox, Mr. and Mrs
o. Meecham, Miss Stevenson and MI
and Mrs. Harry Penny.
The Greek play to be given by the
College Womens club at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. John William Mitchell
Saturday afternoon will be one of in
terest to many. 1t is based on Arlsto-
phanes' parliament of Women" and
is written and staged by Mrs. Mitchell.
Ambrosia and honey cakes will be
served by Greek maidens, and the
personnel of the cast is as follows;
Praxagora, Miss Elsie Ara Waggoner;
Thetis, Miss Mabel Walsh; Ceres, Miss
Ethel williams; Palestra, Miss EVA
Gray; Ampelesca, Miss Sarah Mac
Lean; Medea, Miss Lucy Howell; Pc
renthia, Miss Bertha PliVer; Nauser-
trata. Miss Munroe; Sophronia, Miss
Ella Rider; Iris, Miss Birney Donnell;
Phydia, Miss Ethel Furrey; Electra,
Miss Lucy Robinson; Artemes, Miss
Adele Never; Penelope, Miss Lloy Cal
min. Xanthia, Miss Elizabeth Marble.
Following the play will be given some
Greek dances arranged and conducted
by Miss Sarah MacLean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Flint OF
Manhattan place have taken a cottage
at Long Beach for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Wier 3046 West sixth
street, left yesterday for New York
and will sail for Naples, meeting Mr..
Wier who has been gone some months.
They will travel on the continent in
definitely.
The pupils of Miss Alice Wernlund
will entertain with a musicale at the
residence of Mrs. Charles G. Greene on
Kent street in honor of Miss Blanche
Crandal who will leave for New YORK
city Thursday morning.
Mrs. Joseph II. Call. Mrs. Ben N.