Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08

West Adams street, which the Russell
Taylors have been occupying since
their marriage last January.
With the announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Katherine Graves to
Erwin s. Armstrong of salt Lake
comes the recollection of the kirmess
of last February, when Miss Graves
danced so beautifully on the Marsovian
dance and Mr.. Armstrong was in the
Pole dance. The old. old story of love
at first sight has resulted in the we'd
ding. which will take place on May
2S. The wedding will be a quiet one,
owing to n recent death in the family,
but owing to the popularity of Miss
Graves, salt Lakes gain will be great
loss to Los Angeles, and much regret
is expressed that Mr.. Armstrong will
take his bride away soon after the
ceremony and take her to his home in
Salt Lake.
As Miss Rowley is one of our own
girls much has been done and is be-
ing done in her honor. Last week there
We're bridge luncheons and theater par
ties and all sorts of things, and so it
will be until the happy day comes,
each one trying to be first in the day,
So as not to be crowded out, and l
have heard several ladies say they
would have to wait until the honey
moon was over, as there was not time
enough to get I'm all the entertainments
beforehand and leave Miss Rowley
minute to rest in the meantime.
This weeks entertainments in honor
of Miss Rowley will be bridge lunch
con Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs.
Robert Marsh and Mrs. Louise I.
Pratt. which viii be given at the res
idence of Mrs. Marsh in West Chester
place. on Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Florence Champion will entertain with
a large luncheon and bridge after
ward in honor of Miss Rowley at the
Hotel Alexandria. Thursday evening
Miss Florence Clark of Van Buren,
place will give dance at the Country
club in honor of Miss RoWley and Miss
Mary Burnham. who will leave for Eu-
rope soon, and Saturday Mrs. Ray
mond w. Stephens of Kingsley drive
will entertain with a tea, to which the
men have been asked, as il is also
given in honor of Mr.. Ridgeway.
Mrs Benjamin Harwood of oxford
boulevard will entrtain with bridge
party Thursday afternoon in honor of
Miss Rowley and Miss Harpham, and
other affairs in honor of Miss Rowley
will be a dance which Mrs Erasmus
Wilson of Chester place will give on
Friday evening, May 20. Mrs. Fannie
X. Ewing of the Hotel Ingraham will
entertain with a bridge luncheon on
Monday, May 23, and Miss Annis van
Nuvs with a dinner dance at her beau
tiful home in West Sixth street the
same evening. Many other affairs are
being planned.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Olive Harpham to Court
land Scott Brown has also been of
much interest to the young society set,
a : they are both members of the bri-
dal party of the Rowley- y-Ridgeway
wedding, and many of the affairs which
will be given for Miss Rowley will in
clude Miss Harpham as honored guest.
The wedding day has not been given
out as they are too busy with the one
wedding to even think of the other, as
yet, but I am told II will take place
the first part of July.
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Speaking of weddings taking all the
interest of the social set in the city.
I must apologize, as Europe seems to
have an equal fascination for many of
our residents. I don't know when there
have been such an exodus in the So
cial set toward the old country as
there has been this summer. and
they are still going. On the 18th Mrs.
Joseph Sartori will leave for Bryn
Mawr to pass a few weeks with her
daughter before joining a large party
who will sail on the Cedric May 2S.
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff will pass a
day or two in Chicago en- route with
Mrs. Stanley Wylie, who will be re-
membered by the young set here as