Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-28
TO BE Welded
AT EXPOSITION
LOS ANGELES COUPLE WILL
BE MARRIED PUBLICLY
MADE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FAIR IN CHARGE
Miss Olive M. johnson and Carl F.
Horn Will Become Man and Wife
Amid Brilliant Sur
roundings

There will be a notable wedding at
the Made in Southern California ex-
position Tuesday evening next. The
facts are as follows:
The bride-Miss Olive M. Johnson of
Los Angeles, formerly of Chicago.
The brides trousseau-A gown Of
pure white silk over taffeta, cut prin-
cess, bodice elaborately hand-embroi-
dered in white silk, skirt trimmed with
white silk net insertion, shoulder
drape and sash of silk chiffon, edged
with dainty fringe, full veil caught In
place with orange blossoms, shower
bouquet of brides roses and flowing
ribbons. The only jewelry are deli
cate chain and locket and handmade
gold brooch, an heirloom, having been
in the family nearly 200 years and gift
of the bridegrooms mother.
The bridesmaid-Miss Lora G. Booth,
Portland, Ore; gown of pale blue mes
saline, colonial style, trimmed with
cream net and blue applique, edged
with velvet, bouquet of forgeSnenots
and lilies of the valley.
Matron of honor-Dr. Nettie Olds
Haight. Los Angeles; directoire gown
of lavender chiffon cloth, tunic of
cream point lace.
egroom-Gustavu A. Horn, Los
Angeles, full evening dress.
Bridegroom's support-Carl F. Horn,
Los Angeles, full evening dress.
Flower girl-Little Miss Eleanor
Haines, pure white dress, carrying bas-
ket of brides roses.
Ring bearer-Little Master Howard
D. Morris, champion of the exposition
prize babies and winner of the diamond
ring December 4 and silver loving cup
December 1S; pure white suit, carrying
large Gala lily containing the wedding
ring.
The entire exposition as we'll as the
altar will be decorated handsomely
with electric lights palms, flowers and
greens. over the altar will hang a
wedding bell four feet in height and
four feet in diameter, composed en-
tirely of electric lights and flowers, with
silver rain, the artistic work of the
bridegroom.
A delightful romance is connected
with the love affairs of this happy
couple, they having been sweethearts
when the bride was but 4 years old.
THE bride and bridegroom are very
popular in business and social circles
in Los Angeles and Southern Califor-
MIA. Both belong to a great number of
secret societies, clubs and musical or
ganizations, a few of which are here
named: K o. r. NJ, L. o. t. NJ, I. o.
o. F., Rebekahs, M w. A., A. 0. U.
W., D. of H., w. o. W., K. and L. of
S., o. S. F., S. ", T. ", o. d. @. and
others.
The bridegroom is also the director of
Horns orchestra and Horns military
band, two organizations well konwn in
Southern California.
Line of March
ra r,iIltarv man linad nm on both
sides Of bridal path
Minister, Rev. Edwin j. Inwood
Bridegroom, Gustavus A. Horn, supported by
brother Carl f. Horn
Flower girl, Miss Eleanor Haines and ring
bearer, Master Howard Morris.
Matron OF honor DR.. Nettie Olds Haight
Bridesmaid, Miss Lora G. Booth, and best
man, DR.. George w, Zimmerman.
Bride, Miss Olive M. johnson, supported by
T. Newman
PROGRAM
Music selection, Exposition orchestra.
Morning, Noon and Night" Kahler's Amer
lean Ladies' orchestra.
''Oh Promise Me-" Mr.. Behmer.
Address, Mayor Arthur c. Harper
Mendelssohn's s. Wedding March, Horns or
chestra and Kahlers American Ladies' or
chestra.
Marriage ceremony.
Congratulations.
"Our Director Horns Military band.
selection, Kahlers American Ladies' or
cbestra
Selection, Exposition orchestra.