Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

r.. Smith of Catalina street, to w.
Brown Smith. Much to the surprise of
her many friends. Miss Smith changed
her plans and was married in the
presence of relatives only. After trip
to the Grand canyon Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will make their home in Denver.
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Mrs. Fl. B. Vercoe, of London, Eng
land, who is passing the winter in
Southern California. was the honored
guest recently at bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. f. D. Mcpherson of 1744
oxford street. Mrs. Vercoe is staying
at the Raymond.
Mrs. Fred Selwyn Lang of $40 Bixel
street will be hostess at a theater par
ty on Tuesday evening to see THE
Love Tales of Hoffman" at the Grand
opera house, the guests including
Hole, Charles f. Noyes, Leon Shelter
E. A. Curtis. e. L. Ford and Dwight
White will be entertained at the sweet
shops afterward.
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Mrs. Fred o. johnson entertained
with theater and luncheon party last
week for Mrs. Dwight Hart. who
leaves this month for Europe. The
luncheon at the Westminster was fol
lowed by box party at the Belasco.
The guests were Mines. Dwight Hart.
E. L. Doheny j. Champion Anderson,
Walter Perry Story, Fred Selwyn Lang,
Robert Wankowski and Miss Runge.
Mrs. StoddGra Jess of Harvard baa-
levard will entertain with two bridge
luncheons this week. Thursday and
Saturday being the days chosen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August Marquis of
West Twenty-fifth street leave for
Europe in May. After going to Vichy,
where Mr. Marquis has business, they
will go to their chalet In Switzerland.
the Chateau de Chatelar, for six
months. Mrs. Marquis has been much
entertained by her friends recently
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Miss Merelita Seymour of Mexico,
recently of Los Angeles. Santa Mon
iea and Redondo. has set April Il as
the date for her wedding to Ashbel
Newell a prominent railroad man OF
the east. After the wedding Mr.. New
ell will take his bride to home IN
Tennessee. Miss Seymour has many
friends here who will be much inter
ested in the event.
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Miss Arcadia Scott. one of the most
prominent of younger Los Angeles So
ciety women. left last week for an ex-
tended trip abroad. stopping en- route
in Denver Chicago and New YORK,
sailing on the Prinz Frederick VIII
helm April 21. Miss Scott will traVel
through England. Scotland, Ireland
then on to southern Europe making
an extended stay in Portugal as the
guest of the Misses Gage. daughters
of former Gov Henry T. Gage. re-
GENTLY appointed United States minis
fer to Portugal. Miss Scott will re-
main abroad indefinitely.
A wedding which has been of much
! interest to the smart set of both Los
| Angeles and Pasadena on account oil
the prominence of both parties con-
cerned was that of Miss Clyde BAN
chard of Wellesley Hills, Mass, and
Arthur r. Haben. nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hulett G. Merritt OF Pasadena
The ceremony was performed at the
villa of the Merritts. 90 Terrace drive.
and the marriage lines were read py
Rev. Malcolm James Mcleod or the
First Presbyterian church. The house
which is one of the most magnihcent
of Pasadena homes. was elaborately
| decorated with flowers and the wed
ding music was rendered by URIC
| co,nnosed of Alice Coleman. Arnold
Krause and Ludwig Opld. The bride
was attended by Miss Rosallnd Mer-
rift and the best man was Hulett -
| Merritt, Jr. MI. I1dbSh 10
| nent banker of Los Angeles, being a
member of the Merritt & Haben com
many. and after an extended trip VIII
| take his bride to the Tod Ford bun
gaIow at 495 Maylin street, Pasadena
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Miss Frances Lowry has set Aprll
10 as the day for her marriage to Al
! fred B. Henbrun of Usage City, Kan
! The event. which will take place IN the
home town of the bridegroom, Will be
| of much interest to many friends here
al the bride made her home with heI
aunt, Mrs. NJ. S. Reed, 1913 Harvard
boulevard, for some time,
A pretty home wedding was that OF
Miss Edith A. Hall and William h,
| Appleford who were married on
wednesday at the home of the brlde 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Hall, at
| 217 Pa-kside avenue.
The ceremony was performed al
half-past 4 o'clock by the Rev. w. B'
CAN'T of the Highland Park Presby..
terian church in the presence Oh
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