Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-07
JOIN HEARTS AND
HANDS AT ALTAR
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT
W0MAN'S CLUB HOUSE
Miss Louise Mcfarland Becomes the
Wife Of Leo ST. Clair Chandler.
Rooms ArtlstiesIly
Decorated

With beautiful and impressive cere-
mony Miss Louise Mcfarland, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcfarland of
645 West Twenty-third street, and Leo
st. Clair Chandler were married last
evening at the Womans club house.
The bridal party walked to the altar
between two streamers of pink ribbon
and tulle with the strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march sounding softly.
| The pink color tones enveloped every
thing, only a touch of green here and
there bringing out the delicate coors
with their sharp contrast.
jefferson Paul Chandler stood with
the bridegroom and the ushers came
first making pathway for the bridal
party. The bridesmaids, Mrs. jefferson
Paul Chandler. Mrs. Samuel Haskins,
Mrs. L. Avery Mccarthy, Miss Lucille
Chandler, Miss Florence Silent, Miss
Louise Burke. Miss Frances Cochran
and Miss Grace Mellus, next took their
places and the maid-of- honor, Miss
| Sally Mcfarland. came just before the
bride, who was given away by her
father
Bride Wears Lace Gown
Rev. Joseph H. Glass of ST. Vincents
church performed the ceremony and
chestra.
The bride wore a beautiful princess
lace gown with long white veil fasten-
ed with orange blossoms and carried
a shower bouquet of white brides roses
and lilies of the valley The brides
maids were all gowned in pale pink
radium silk over a deeper pink and
wore pink tulle wells They carried
small muffs of pink tulle, covered with
pink bridesmaid roses.
The maid-of-honor' gown was of
pink silk, dotted net, trimmed with
pink baby ribbon, and she carried a
pink chip hat with long streamers of
tulle and ribbons and filled with pink
bridesmaid roses.
After the service a wedding supper
was served and dancing was enjoyed.
Receiving with Mrs. Mcfarland were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Paul Chandler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mcfarland,
and assisting them were Mesdames
Sam Bonsall. Shirley Ward, William
Friesner, Alexander Patton, Count Jaro
Won Schmidt. Thomas Newton, Ernest
Hamilton, Godfrey Holteroff, Harry
Lombard. Frank Thomas, Edward ST.
lent, William Burke, Michael j. Con-
nell Randolph Miner, A. J. Howard,
James Mellus, Alfred Solano, T. j.
Cochran and Misses Touell, Chandler
ana IN6lllty.
Ball Room Beautiful
In the ball room, where the service
was read, the walls and ceiling were
festooned with asparagus plumosus,
against a background of pink tulle. The
lights were shaded with pink and at
each corner of the room was a basket
filled with pink roses and maidenhair
ferns. From the center was suspended
large basket filled with roses lying
in a bed of moss and ferns. Dainty
| bows of pink tulle decorated the posts
and over the altar was a bar wrapped
with the tulle. from which was sus-
pended with large bows of ribbon an
immense bell of pink tulle, on which
were fastened dainty sprays of pink
flowers, the electric lights within
bringing out their artistic outline. On
each side of the large bell We're two
smaller bells and above it were two
still smaller ones. The musicians were
screened off behind a bank of palms
and potted plants.
Over the bridal table. for which
twenty-six covers were laid. was sus-
pended a large basket of almond bios
SONS and under this an elaborate cen
terpece of the same blossoms. The
place cards were hand painted with
sketches of roses and at each plate
We're tiny pink rosebuds flled with rice.