Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-15
Society News

III HE wedding of Miss Evelyn Walsh.
daughter of Mrs James A. Walsh
- of San Francisco, to Lieut.. John
Boedeker of the United States reve-
nue. cutter service, was solemnized yes
terday afternoon at the residence of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Albert III. Busch, 27l5
Portland street. The ceremony was
witnessed by the immediate family and
the couple left after the wedding FOR
the east, where the bridegroom is at
tached to the revenue cutter Apache
at Baltimore Md. Mrs. Boedeker
passed the early part of her life in Los
Angeles and Mr.. Boedeker. a graduate
of Cornell, was with the warship Nc
Cullough at San Pedro last fall, when
President Taft visited the harbor there.
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General Adna r. Chaffee celebrated
his birthday yesterday at the family
home in Magnolia avenue where about
ninety guests were assembled in honor
of the day. Stars and Stripes floated
above the house and on the front
porch hung the Lieutenant general 5
flag with it's three stars The rooms
were filed with beautiful flowers which
had been sent to General Chattee by
his many friends and rich draperles
from China and the Philippines were
with Chinese draperies punch was
served by Mrs. John T. Griffith, and in
the dining room, where refreshments
were served. the center of interest was
a huge birthday cake with twenty-one
candles.
Genedal and Mrs. Chaffee were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. William
Bingham Clarke, Mrs. George L. Ham
ilton. Mrs. Bert Hermon Merchant,
Mrs. Charles b. Viele, Mrs w. q.
Wiedemeyer, Mrs. John T. Griffith and
Miss Mary Clarke.
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Mrs. Charles Stanley was the guest
of honor yesterday afternoon when
Mrs. O. Roberts entertained With
bridge luncheon at her home, 1873 OK
ford avenue. The dining room was
decorated with yellow roses and ferns.
covers were laid for Mrs. F. ID. Nc
Pherson, Mrs Winfield Scott Mrs. II.
w. Brundige Mrs. Robert Osborn
Mrs. Albert Nay, Mrs. j. IL. stephens
Miss Mabel 41rundige and Mrs. Robert
Stanley.
Miss Loretta Mcbride, sister of
Joseph A. Mcbride, and A.. II. Gukes
were married last evening at the resi-
dence of Father Joseph 5. Glass of St
Vincent Catholic church. The bride
was unattended and wore a gown Of
white embroidered batiste. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gukes, who are both from Brook
lyn. n. Y, will leave Monday for the
east. visiting most of the big cities
on the way. Mrs. Gukes has been visit
ing her brother, j. A. Mcbride, of S3S
West Washington street.
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Dr. Henry S. Cheney will leave for
the east Saturday to visit his parents
who live in Chattanooga, Tenn. Dr.
Cheney will visit New York and Chi
cago before returning.
Miss Mabel Randolph and Gus B.
Hill were married quietly at Santa
Ana. Wednesday. Miss. Randolph was
connected formerly with the business
office of the Express, and Mr.. Hill is
with the firm of Strong q Dickinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill have gone north on
their honeymoon, and will be absent
about thirty days.
The XOpeia club entertained with a
dance at the Ebell clubhouse last even
ing, and everyone present thoroughly
enioyed the occasion. The clubhouse
was decorated prettily in the club
colors, green and gold, and during the
intermssion several very good vocal
of the members. Music by Stamm S
orchestra.
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Mrs L. d. Plummer, who is at the
MARYLAND, will sail for Europe June
80. where she will join a party to be
gone two months.
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Mrs. William r. Rowland Of Bonnie
Brae street will entertain with
luncheon next Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. L. S. Ramage of Los Angeles,
Mrs. NJ. Maggs and Mrs. j. Anderson of
ocean park were among the Southern
California women who have returned
from the state convention OF the Cali
fornia Federation of Women's clubs,
held at Santa Barbara.
Miss Helen Bushnell of 1888 West
,r,ventv-fourth street is at home again
after visiting in San Francisco for the
past three months.
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Mrs. w. II. Burnham, Mrs. Ralph
Burnham and Miss Mary Burnham