Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-25
Society


A FTER an absence of four months
II in the east, Mr.. and Mrs. Eras-
A mus Wilson are again at home III
their handsome Chester park residence
Mrs. Wilson arrived last night, MI
Wilson preceding her by several days
During their delightful sojourn In the
east Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson divided lnetr
time between Chicago, Columbus, ~,
and Louisville, KY, and made extended
visits with relatives and friends.
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One of the prettiest of the weeks
home weddings will be solemnlzed thls
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the nome
of the brides parents ON South Grimm
avenue. when the marriage office OF
the Episcopal church will be read lot
Miss Greta Watson and William j.
Merrithew by Rev. Mr.. Howe.
The young people are to be married
in a bower of white chrysanthemums
and plumosus. Miss Watson has chosc
en- to be married IN a sneatn gown ~
ivory satin, embroidered with gold
chrysanthemums, the skirt being laced
with gold cord that terminates in tas-
sells of gold. Her bouquet will be OF
bride roses. Her going away gown is
of navy blue broadcloth.
Miss Ella Watson and MISS Dorotny
Ruis. who are to attend the bride, Will
wear male blue satin and carry PINK
roses. III.
DR.. Edwin Merrithew will stand with
his brother, the bridegroom.
Among the guests who will witness
the ceremony are Mrs. MerritheW'
mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs
Elder, brother-in-law and sister OF the
groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Curl and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Westlake, Mr'
and Mrs. Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Reich
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Trautman, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sherlock, Mr.. Thompson, MIR. LUIS
tig.
Attorney Clara Shortridge Foltz went
north last night to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives in Menlo Park.
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Announcement has been made III
Philadelphia few days ago of the en-
gagement of Miss Florence Bryan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bryan
of Washington lane. Chelten Hills, ana
Harrison Clifford of Pasadena, Cal. NO
date was announced for the Wedding
which will be one of the notable society
events of that section in the near Iu-
ture.
MIR. and Mrs. H. l.. Snow of Darwin
avenue announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Vida, and 7; MIL
ton Perry, who is associated with the
International Savings and Exchange
bank of this city. Miss SNOW, gradu-
ate of the Los Angeles high school,
has not yet chosen the date for her
wedding.
Miss Susan Carpenter, Miss Mildred
Morris and Miss Mary M. Lee sailed
Sunday for Tahiti, intending to be alb
sent five weeks.
Mr. and Mrs I. N. Peyton of st. An
drew's place, who are at present III
Spokane, Wash, are expected nome
about December 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weston Powell
of West Twenty eighth street have is.
sued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Jennie Jewel
Powell, and Roger Trowbridge Pelton
of New York the wedding to take
Mace at the home of the brides parents
December 3. Mr.. Pelton is chief en-
gineer of the Copper Queen mines in
Bisbee, Ariz.
A semi-social affair of yesterday was
the opening of The Tattlers' a dainty
little tea and lunch room conveniently
situated on West Third street, in the
location formerly occupied by the Y.
w c. A. and in the heart of the shop
ping district.
The establishment is presided over by
Mrs. A. L. Clark and Mrs. M. d. Cor
son, ana their many IrlelluS CoHsPi' ms
to make the occasion a success, the
room was thronged from noon until
after O'clock. we'll known society
people having made table reservation
for themselves and guests.
Among those entertaining parties of
friends were Mesdames Nat Wiltshire.
Rob Rowan, ]. f. Conroy, Harry CO.
burn Turner. Cosmo Morgan, II. b.
Ainsworth c. c. Carpenter, Arthur
Wells. Jane B. Ridgway, William
Burke, Jack Jevne, George Wiltshire,
Misses Mabel Rundell, Clara Carpen-
ter. Gertrude Overton, Amy Bruns-
wick: Messrs. Alfred Dezendorf Greg
ory Perkins. VIII Walters, Carlton
Burke, Richard Dickinson, Monroe
Salisbury, p. S. Rail-.
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Miss Flora and Miss Pearl Getchell
of $50 West Thirty-third street enter
tanned a number of their young friends
with a jolly house party Saturday and
Sunday at the summer home of their
parents at Manhattan Beach Satur-
day evening was spent playing whist,
tho ladies' first prize being won by
Miss Pearl Getchell and the consola
ton by Miss Lyla Hawkins. The gem
tlennans first prize fell to John Robin