Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
Society

M RS. RANDOLPH HUNTINGTON
VI MINER entertained yesterday
AA with box party at the Belasco
in compliment to Mrs. Sydney WALES
Of New York. Mrs. WALES, who Is
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. e. T. Brown of West Twenty
fifth street, has just returned from San
Francisco, where with her baby daugh-
ter she went to meet Mr.. Brown, who
came west to accompany his family
when they return home, the latter part
OF the month.
Besides Mrs. WALES Mrs. Miner en-
tertained Mrs. Mary Longstreet, Mrs.
Michael J. Connell, Mrs. Walter New
hall, Mrs. Granville MacGowan and
Mrs. George Denis.
At the conclusion of the performance
Mrs. Miner and her guests went behind
the scenes to meet Miss Lowell Taylor,
the Belasco's new leading woman.
Mrs. Miner and Miss Taylor have the
same Alma Mater, both having been
pupils at the convent of Our Lady of
the Sacred Heart, Oakland.
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The many friends Of Miss Lucille
Walton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Walton of West Adams
street, and Earl V. Lewis, prominent
young business man of Los Angeles,
will be interested in the announcement
Of their engagement, which has been
made by the parents of the bride.
The marriage of the young people
will take place at the family home of
the bride in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward German of
Westlake avenue will celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary tomorroy,
and will receive informally from 2:30 In
the afternoon until 10:30 in the evening.
Mrs. Germain before her marriage
Z uh 10 fes a
native of Los Angeles, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kremer,
whose deaths, forty-eight hours apart,
occurred just eleven months after they
celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary in this city two years ago last
April.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Jamison
entertained Monday evening at din
ner in compliment to Miss Bes-
sic Bartlett of Vista del Mar, Holly
wood, and also as courtesy to Rudolf
Frimi, the Bohemian composer and
pianist, now visiting Los Angeles.
An informal musicale was enjoyed
later in the evening, when the dinner
guests were Joined by a few friends
Among those who contributed to the
program were Mr.. Friml, Miss Bartlett
and Mrs. Philip Zobelein. Other guests
present during the evening were Mr.
and Mrs George J. Birkel, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Douglas Walker, Mrs. John Chick,
Miss Jessica Lawrence, Lee G. Gates
and Archibald w. Sessions.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jerome Gill
lespie have issued cards for the mar
riage of their daughter, Valleaux, and
Myron Athol Poole, jr., of Philadelphia,
the ceremony to take place in Christ
Episcopal church October IL.
Lionel M. Waugh, a we'll known young
business man of Hollywood, left Tues
day for his former home in Toronto,
Ont, where October IA he will be united
in marriage with Miss Lucy Brewer, a
member of an old and prominent family
of the dominion. Mr.. Waugh and his
bride will return to Hollywood Mo-
vember l.
st. Johns church was the scene Mon
day evening of one of the widely inter-
esting weddings of the fall season, when
the rector, Rev. l.. G. Morris, read the
marriage Office of the Episcopal church
| for Miss Beulah J. Price, the charming
| daughter of Mrs. Edward J. Price of
! Severance street, and David Emery
Bradley, formerly of Evanston, Ill.
| st. Johns is especially adapted to the
requirements of a large wedding, and
the decorations of green and white Mon
day evening showed to especial advan-
tage.
The bridesmaids were attired in green
satin cut en- traine and the maid of
honor was in green chiffon, while the
bouquets of the group were Of maiden
hair fern. The young women in the
brides suite were Miss Ella Bradley of
Evanston, ILL.,, sister of the groom, who
served as maid of honor, and Miss Doris
Davidson, Miss Dorothy Macleish, Miss
Flora Guthrie, Miss Josephine McMil-
len, Miss Sallie Utley and Miss Lucille
Clark.
The bride was gowned in white
meteor crepe, made with a long train,
and heavily embroidered in silver, and
her bouquet was a shower of lilies of
the valley. The folds of a long tulle
veil fell to the foot of the train and
were caught to her hair with orange
blossoms.
Fred o. Bradley stood with his
brother, the groom, and the men serv-
ing as uShers were James Page II. K.
Norton, James Utley, B. W. Matteson,
Walter Schmahl and ]. r. Mason.
The usual order of entrance was fol-
lowed, the bride walking alone. Waldo
Chase at the organ rendered a half
hour program preceding the ceremony,
and the Lohengrin and Mendelssohn
music for the bridal procession and for
the recessional. Mrs. J. M. Jones rem
dered selection on the harp softly
during the exchange of vows.
Following the church service men,
bers of the family and the bridal party
were entertained at the home of the
bride and her mother on Severance
street. Covers were laid for fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley will return from
months trip to make their home at
1927 Severance street, where they will
receive after November 1.
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Mrs. Rosannah Carlisle entertained
the Loyal Seniors of the Boyle Heights
Presbyterian church, of which she is
president, at her home at 1922 East
First street, Monday evening.
The rooms were gayly decorated in
the society colors of gold and blue, and
jolly evening was enjoyed with games
of an educational nature.
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Mrs. Horace e. Saunders and Mrs.
Thomas r. Coles are entertaining
members of the Wednesday Morning
club with cards this afternoon at the
home of the former, 507 East Thirty
third street, the event being one of a
series of entertainments being given in
the interest of the Shakespeare carni-
val planned by them for October.
Assisting the hostesses will be Mrs.
w. C. Mushet, Mrs. John Mcclure. Mrs.
Rilla Lewis, Mrs. A. E. Carter and
Miss Annie Pierce.
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