Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

gowned in pink silk null, while the
maid of honor, Miss Reullura Peck, was
dressed in white. Mrs. Peck is a gradu-
ate of Berkeley and popular in local
social circles. Mr.. Peck is a young
mining man, son Of Captain L. B. Peck
of Elsinore.
Monday afternoon in the parlors Of
the Hotel Carleton a very pretty we'd
ding was solomnlzed at o'clock, when
Miss Florence A. Goldring of San
Diego became the bride of AL T. Dick
enson of Buffalo. Rev. Robert ]. Bur-
dette performed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Dickinson will make their
home in this city.
The largest wedding of the week
was the Doolittle-Traylor wedding
the First Presbyterian church in the
presence of several hundred of the
friends and relatives of the popular
young couple. Many of the brides
friends had transformed the church
into a floral bower for the marriage
hundreds of Easter lilies, white LIE
Marque roses, with ferns and smlax
being used in the decorations. To the
music of the wedding march from
Lohengrin the wedding procession en-
tered the church, the ushers leading.
While the groom, Neal Keely Traylor,
1T
waited with the clergyman, Rev. NAL
colin j. Mcleod, at the floral altar the
pretty procession came slowly UP the
aisle. Ralph Fresselle and Alfred
Hastings first, then Revel English,
Walter Hadley and John Traylor. The
bridesmaids followed, Miss Crawford
first, then Miss Witherell, Miss Farley
and Miss Lowry. The maids were
gowned In white net over white taf-
feta, and carried sheaves of Easter
lilies. Miss Florence Doolittle, sister
of the bride and maid of honor, came
next, wearing white organdie and
carrying Easter lilies. She was follow
eG by the little four year-old sister of
the bride, Katharine Doolittle, who
scattered white sweet peas before the
beautiful bride, who wore a handsome
gown of white silk poplin, trimmed
with Irish point lace.
The tulle veil was edged with Honi-
ton lace and was worn with bunch of
orange blossoms. AT the altar the inn
pressive Episcopal service was read,
while the organ softly played THE
Evening Star" A large reception was
held after the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents. Later in the
evening the young couple left for San
Francisco for a short wedding trip.
Very shortly Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will
leave for an extended European trip.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
another of Pasadena's popular girls
was married at All Saints Episcopal
church. Miss Susan Fisher Bradshaw
became the bride of William ST. John
Ranney, many of the friends of the
contracting parties being present. The
church was simply but effectively dec
GRATED with bride roses and soft green
cry. Rev. William MacCormick Of
ficiated. The bride wore a gown of
white hand-embrodered India null,
which had been the wedding gown of
her grandmother, She carried white
prayer book
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Holbrook on
South Euclid avenue, at high noon
Thursday, Miss Edna Holbrook was
united in marriage to Guy Stanley
Bliss. In the drawing room, where the
ceremony took place, the color scheme
was green and white. carnations and
bride roses being combined with ferns
and smilax in an effective decoration.
Dozens of tiny lovers knots were
fastened to the flmy curtains at the
windows. The Gamut orchestra. of
which the bride had been a member
since its organization. played the we'd
ding music. Rev. Frank G. II. Stew
ems OF Santa Monica offciated. Two
little flower girls. Edith Tucker ana
Bernice Creller, strewed white rose
petals In the path OF the fair bride.