Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-02
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All the social interest of the week
centered on Thanksgiving day, when
about half a dozen weddings and an
equal number of charming social af-
fairs served to make the day memoir
able. All the great hotels of the sec
tion being open except the Hotel Ray
mond, many Thanksgiving day dinner
parties were made up, and even the
great new Hotel Wentworth, not yet
completed, was the scene of a social
function, albeit more y of good heart
and good cheer than social Importance,
for Gen. and Mrs. Wentworth moved
into the gigantic hostelry on that day
and gave a Thanksgiving spread to
nearly 100 of the newly arrived people
who will have charge of departments
about the mammoth caravansary.
One of the most interesting events of
the week was an evening wedding
which took place Friday in the Lincoln
Avenue Methodist church. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Katherine
Hillard and Erwin Vessey, and the
church was well filled by the many
friends of the young people. Saying
the ceremony was the Rev. Alfred In
wood, formerly pastor of the church
and an intimate friend of the young
people. Miss Myrtle Bubach was maid
of honor, while as bridesmaids Miss
Ona Albert and Miss Elizabeth Horton
acted. The groom was attended by
Arthur Paul of Occidental college, and
the ushers were. MesSrs. Clarence
Quinn, Frank Beal, Mote and Vail.
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Vessey will be at home at 935 Wor-
cester avenue.
One of the several jolly Thanksgiv-
| ing parties given took place at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Reitz
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| tended, and the novelty of the evening
was the fact that nearly all of the
guests We're either children or grand
children of the host and hostess. In
fact there were four generations pres
ent as one granddaughter
was on hand to extend congratulations.
| On Thursday evening delightful
ceremony joined two couples in the
bends of matrimony at the same time.
| This double wedding took place at the
| home of Mrs. Minnie G.. Harding, 1901
Morton avenue. The contracting par
ties were Mrs Harding and DR.. Emery
T. Hubbard and William N. Beyerle
! and Mrs. Hilda : son. The Rev. j.
c. Elliott of the North Side Methodist
church officiated, and after the in
teresting services were over a delight
full luncheon was served.
Another delightful Thanksgiving
party LOOK place at lnS TeSlueilCe OI
Mrs N. H. Wore at the corner of Rose
avenue and San Pasqual street. The
hospitable home was beautifully deco
rated with flowers for the occasion, and
in the evening the. guests formed a
charmed circle" about the great open
fireplace and told stories and played
games.
For the first time under their own
roof tree, Mr.. and Mrs. Lional Bag
nard. a bride and groom OF only six
months, entertained a party of friends
and relatives on Thursday at typical
THANKSGIVING dinner. The affair took
place at the Bagnard home in Marengo
avenue in Altadena.
Two of the local church organizations
are planning pazaars for the near
future. The fashionable All Saints
Episcopal congregation win hold a
bazaar next Wednesday and Thursday
and the Woman's Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church Is planning
a similar entertainment for next FRI
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