Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
Society

N Della and Miss Emma Bates OF
1I1 West Twenty-ninth street enter
tanned Yesterday at luncheon at Hotel
Virginia, Long Beach, in compliment 10
Miss Hazel Patterson, charinihs
vouno woman who is to be one Oh tne
Following the luncheon games were
enioyed in the west parlor.
The color scheme for the dalntuy ap
pointed table was green and Wh'te, anu anu
the place cards were naaL hridais
adorned with cupids pearing prlue
bouquets. e +ho ooca-
An interesting feature of the occa-
sion was Miss Patterson's announce
ment that she has chosen NoVeIhoei -
as the date for her marriage; oe
Resides the hostesses and guest Oh
honor covers were laid for MesualileS
n. r. Callander, H. H. Kerckhorl, Law
renee Rurck, Robert Marsh, w. Il. MI
Vav 7. Silby, Chester Loomis, Her
man Henneberger, Helen Steckel, D.
kingsley Macomber, James stewart
Misses Eva Heating, Lois Champer-
| lain. Jeanette Cole, Florence avery,
Phila Milbank, Lily Olhausen' Helen
| Salisbury.
| The MANY friends of Miss Nell j.
| Brown. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Brown of 1868 South Flower street.
will be surprised to hear OF her hlar
| riage to Curran Asbury Thomas, as
| there had been no announcement OF llS
betrothal and no cards were ISIS
for the wedding, which took place at
the family residence at noon Yesterday
and was witnessed only by the lmme-
diate relatives or tne CONTRACTING pa
ties. - u+>,.
Rev. Robert S. Fisher, former pastor
of the bride, came from Riverside 10
perform the ceremony, which was Iol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast atter
which the happy couple left Tor an eX-
tended tour of the northern resorts. On
their return they will reside for time
and he at home to their friends at
ocean Park, where the groom owns d
cozy beach cottage.
Prior to her marriage the bride was
for two years a popular teacher IN lne
Santa Monica schools, and her frlehds
there expected her to return again as
a teacher and not as bride, since sne
was reelected this year. Before her
graduation she was prominent IN Los
Angeles normal school work, Wnere
she was president of her class and ed
itor of the Normal Exponent.
Mr.. Thomas, a successful young pus-
mess man, was for O. number OF years
one of the owners of the Ames Mercan-
tile agency, and now has oft1ces IN tne
chamber of commerce building, where
he is engaged in the real estate ana
loan business. He is a son of the late
w II. Thomas, who, prior to his death
few years ago, was one of the Lead
ing attorneys of Los Angeles, and on
his mothers side comes from the AS
bury family, which has been prominent
in Methodist Episcopal circles since
the founding of that church in America
by Bishop Asbury.
J. E. Marsh left yesterday via the
Santa Fe for Pelham. N. H, his boy
hood home, expecting to be absent
about month.
While east Mr.. Marsh will wed Mrs
Ella Atwood, and upon their return
they will occupy their new home, now
being built on Highland avenue.
Mr.. Marsh is an old resident of Los
Angeles, having lived here for the past
twenty years, and is a member of the
! firm Of Robert Marsh & Co., one of the
| largest real estate and investment con-
Germs of the city.
q
| The impressive Catholic marriage
! office Will be read by Mgr. Hartnett
this morning at o'clock in Sacred
| Heart church. East Los Angeles, Tor
Miss Florence E. Ganahl daughter of
| hl. anu MI >. + y. NIdllcllll VI wv "a
enue 81, and Joseph w. Sharp of Hob
sonville, Ore, the plighting of VOWS to
| be followed by n nuptial mass.
Mr.. Ganahl will give his daughter in
marriage, Miss Agnes Ganahl will at
| tend her sister as bridesmaid, and
Frank Sharp, brother of the groom,
will be best man. A special program
of instrumental music has been ar
ranged by Percy Lusk, who will be at
the organ.
| For her gown Miss Ganahl has chosen
white silk with garniture of lace, and
her long tulle veil is to be caught with
orange blossoms. She will carry
shower of lilies of the valley. The
| bridesmaid will wear white net over
pink, and will carry pink roses.
Following the church service break
fast will be served at the Ganahl home
for the bridal party and relatives COW
ers being laid at two long tables for
thirty EIGHT.
The newly married pair are leaving
| for a short trip to some of the nearby
resorts, but will return to Los Angeles
before going to their northern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Urban Mandis.
brother-in-law and sister of Miss
| Ganahl, whose marriage was one of
the interesting social events of the
early spring, are making their home in
Jacksonville, where they will be joined
soon by Mr.. Sharp and his bride, and
| where both Mr.. Mandis and Mr.. Sharp