Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-09
Society,"

THOLLOWING close upon the tor'
NAL announcement of their en-
Il gagement the marriage OF MISS
| Genevieve Kittrelle and Paul Schemes
was solemnized last evening at ''o'
at the home of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. Hugh K. Walker, u. ~,
pastor of Emmanuel presbyterian
church.
The marriage was quietly celebrated
only a few friends being present as
! witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Schenck are
leaving this morning for six weeks
trip through the east, and Will, pelore
their return, visit the Grand canyon
Chicago, New York, Niagara, jackson
vile and New Orleans. On their re-
| turn they will be at home at 1913 west
| Seventh street.
The bride is a Native Daughter. VINO
was born in Modesto, Stanislaus coun-
| ty. and has lived much of her life In
IAN Francisco. She is a musician, at
one time studying for grand OPERA
and was for a short time on the stage.
So
| Mrs. Arthur L. Hawes Is entertain
| ing informally this afternoon at her
home on South Burlington avenue, III
| compliment to her sister, Miss Edna
| Peyton. and the young women OF her
| bridal party.
The hostess is to be assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Valentine Peyton. Mrs.
f. B. Elberson, Mrs. l. N. Peyton ana
| Mrs. Charles Payne. Between thirty
and forty friends of the bride have
been invited to be present.
| Miss Emma and Miss Berthene Smith
| of Monta Vista street we've hostesses
| Yesterday afternoon at delightful
pre-nuptial for Miss Peyton, enter
| tanning a box party of fifteen at the
Belasco. After the play the party
were the guests of the Misses smith
| at the Alexandria, where they enjoyed
a pleasant hour over the teacups. Be-
| side Miss Peyton, the guests We're MRS.
| c M. Cotton of Gallup, N. NJ, Mrs.
| Valentine Peyton, Mrs. HI. Reef OF
Columbus. O.; Mrs. John Page OF Phoe-
nix. Ariz; Miss Barbara Cotton Of Gal
| lup. N. NJ; Miss Mary Peyton, Miss
Bess McMurray of Kansas City, Miss
Mabel Gregory OF San Francisco, Miss
Eleanor Britt of Springfield, Mo-; Miss
Grace Beckwith of Danville, ILL.,; Mrs
Frank H. Miller and Mrs. G. w. Smith
| -
/ The marriage in Berkeley of Miss
Marjorie Smith, daughter of Mrs. j.
| Murray Dersman of that city, and
| Max Chapman, son of the late Judge
]. S. Chapman of Los Angeles, is OF
interest to a wide circle of friends.
The groom gradual l from the law
| department OF the university OF VIZ
ginia last June, later passed the bar
examination for admission to practice
| in California. The young people, who
are now at Bay City. will make their
,me in Los Angeles, and for time
will be the guests II the groom 8
mother, Mrs. J. S. Chapman, at the
| family residence on North Soto street.
|
| The marriage of Miss Lois Sessions
and Paul Goode Hendrickson at the
| home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Sessions on Grand View
| took place last night, Rev. Baker p
Lee Of Christ Episcopal church Off
ciating.
Miss Elsie Beck and Miss Lillian
Moss attended the bride, and Messrs
Max Hendrickson and Albert Goodwin
stood with the groom.
| Mr.. Hendrickson is connected with
the Western Wholesale Drug company
The couple will be guests for Tins
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sessions, later erect
ing home of their own.
The Jolly Old Ladies' club of Santa
Monica celebrated it's annual meeting
with a banquet at the Pompeilan cafe
at Naples Wednesday,. There are just
twelve members of this unique club,
each of whom is 60 years old or over,
and no one is eligible to membership
unless she has reached that age. The