Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-02

Miss Frances Coulter. daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. 3. f. Coulter Of 219
North Grand avenue. who will become
the bride OF DR.. r. 2. McReynolds of
Philadelphia December 70, has been so
feted and entertained this last week
that she is pretty well tired out, and
for that reason she has refused all
invitations for the next few days.
Her fiance and his brother, J. r.
McReynolds, will arrive the latter part
nf tins week. and all social affaiis ATE
being put off by their friends until
they arrive.
Los Angeles society is all agog over
the wedding, which will be one Of the
biggest social events of the year, but
every one is regretting the fact that
DIR. McReynolds will not live here, but
has made a home for his bride in Phil.
adelphia, and a very beautiful home
1t Is. IL all reports are to be believed.
Luncheons, showers, dinner parties,
teas, theater parties, etc, have been
planned. but will all be crowded into
the couple of days before the wedding,
so Miss Coulter thinks she is doubly
wise to rest now. The society women
of Los Angeles are also going to en-
tertain IN honor of ]. T. McReynolds,
who is assistant attorney general.
During this last week Miss Coulter
and the members of her bridal party
have been entertained every day. Mrs.
J. Harvey Mccartney gave delight
full little social affair early In the week
in her honor A charming decorative
scheme of red carnations and ferns
prevailed through the house and De
Nubila's orchestra played during the
afternoon The guests included Mes
DANES Albert Moore, Oscar Trippett,
Chester Montgomery. William Bayly
jr., John v. c. Posey, Benjamin Har-
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Crea, Charles Bonynge, Durward de
Van, Warren Carhart, Spencer Thorpe,
Robert Mitchell Allen, T. L. Patter-
son, e. M. McGillin, Misses Charline
Coulter, Inez Moore, Anna Chapman,
Mary Chapman, Elsie Laux, Adele
Brodbeck, Annis Van Nuys, Bertha
Pollard, Alice Harpham, Adele Bruno,
Marie Gavagan, Florence Hunt, Eva
Elizabeth Heating, Aileen Jacobs and
Clara Igo.
Another affair was the delightfully."-
appointed luncheon given by Miss
Alice Harpham and Miss Adele Brod-
beck at Miss Harphams home, 747
South Burlington avenue, where only
Miss Coulter and her bridal party at
tended, who include Misses Anna and
Mary Chapman, Annis Van Nuys,
Elsie Laux, Bertha Pollard and Char
line Coulter and also Mrs. Oscar Trip
petit and Miss Keating.'
Also in honor of this popular BRIDE
to-be Misses Anna and Mary Chapman
entertained with chrysanthemum
luncheon Friday. Everything was
decorated with the beautiful yellow
flowers and the color tone was car
ried out by the shaded lights and in
the menu as far as possible. On that
occasion the place cards bore the
names of Misses Annis Van Nuys,
Bertha Pollard, Franc Smith, Marjorie
Smith, Inez Moore, Elsie Laux, Eva
Keating Adele Brodbeck, Alice Harp
ham, Charline Coulter and Mrs. J. F.
Chapman and Mrs. Ward Chapman.
Friday Mrs Frank Belcher of 1921
West Twenty-fifth street gave a
charming tea at 4 o'clock at the Cali
fornia club and Miss Coulter and the
members of her bridal party presided
at the tea tables. The candelabra on
the tables were red-shaded and the
color scheme was further carried out
by masses of large red carnations.
Mrs. l.. Garretson. received with the
hostess and their assistants were Mes
DANES D. F. Garretson of San Diego,
E. G. Dulin, b. F. Coulter, William
Bayly jr., John ". G.. Posey Robert
Mitchell Allen, Albert Moore and Oscar
Trippett
These were only few of the many
affairs in Miss Coulter's honor last
week.