Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-26

Both young women carried pink rose
buds. A turquoise necklace, the gift
Of the bridegroom, was the only orna-
ment worn by the bride.
Attending Mr.. Waters were Edmonde
r. Bohan and Benjamin Hunter.
White voile over white silk was the
combination which formed Mrs. Bo-
hans costume, while Mrs Waters wore
black silk.
In the dining room, where wedding
supper was served, color scheme
in pink and green was used, pink roses
and ferns being employed. A pink we'd
ding bell composed of beautiful pink
blossoms was suspended from the cell
ing over the brides table and those at
which the other guests were seated
surrounded it.
The bride, who is pretty girl of the
brown haired and blue eyed type, at
tended the University of Wisconsin,
and owned the distinction of being the
youngest girl to enter in her class.
Mr.. Waters is the claim agent of the
Salt Lake Railway company, and is
looked upon as a young man with
brilliant future. He is a nephew of
ex-Congressman Russell j. Waters and
acted as secretary to the congressman
at Washington. Added to the other ac-
complishments of the popular young
man is decided musical talent. He
plays the violin as few do who are not
professionals.
The young people will go east for a
City of Mexico. After their return to
Los Angeles they will be at home at
2351 London street.
Mrs. A. J. Copp entertained the
members of the Pine Forest Whist
club at her home, 656 Lucas avenue,
Monday afternoon. Score cards were
unique in Easter designs. Guests OF
honor were Mrs. S. w. Strong, Mrs.
f. H. Nichols and Miss Ida LIE Noir
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. e. r.
Wolcott and Mrs NJ. r.. Suber.
A delightful reception which was
held yesterday afternoon was that given
by Mrs. George D. Cadwallader and
Mrs. and Moses N. Avery and Miss
Avery at Hotel Westmoore. The recep-
tion rooms, music rooms and dining
room were frightened with hundreds Of
beautiful blossoms, a different color
being used in each room. Red rose
buds scattered over the cloth and red
shaded candelabrum was the arrange
ment in the dining room, red and green
was used in the music room and in the
reception hall yellow iris gave a pleas
ing touch. 1t was here that the receiv-
ing party stood. The hostesses were
assisted by Mines. Milbank Johnson,
Gail Borden Johnson, Hugh X. Walker,
A. L. Danskin, H. c. Patterson, Edwin
S. Rowley, S. S. Salisbury, Willoughby
Rodman, Albert Crutcher, w. w.
Lovett, William Niles, C. E. Payne. Roy
p. Hillman, w. Z. Mathews, B. IL.
Merchant, Guy Tibbitt, w. e. Tyler,
John G. Mott, Hecker, John Lash
brooke, James L. Lee, jr., Harry R.
Calendar, S. l.. Bowers, e. L. Larri-
mer, Misses Grace Rowley, Frances
Clark, Katherine Albers, Kate Ebbert,
Murel Stuart, Callie Coster Pearl Voll-
mer, Lillian Moore, Viola Curtis. Mar
guerite Bowen. Edna Peyton, Morgan,
Fusenot, Elsa Rust and Johnson. Mrs.
j. M. Jones gave program of harp
music during the afternoon and Mrs.
Anna Virginia Metcalf- Hecker sang.
The Alvarado Whist club was enter
tained last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C. Mann of $50 South Alvarado
street.
i Women of Emmanuel church enter
tained the members Of the Mems league
at a banquet given last evening I'm the
church parlors. The japanese style was
carried out i'm the decorations and the
girls who assisted I'm the dining room
were gowned in the flowing robe of the
Japanese. Misses Della Huntsberger,
Alleen Staub May Gibson, Helen Will
lams and Hildreth Cornelius were
among the number.
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson OF Chester
place entertained yesterday at lun-
cheon in honor of Mrs Thomas T..
Crittenden of Kansas City who has
been her guest for six weeks. Mrs.
Crittenden will leave for her home this
morning and the affair was given as a
farewell compliment. Covers were
laid for twelve.
The Fuller-Copp bridal party were
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