Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-29
Society

Bond, and Mr.. Hubbard Oh chi
cage, who are sojourning in Hollywood,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Modini-Wood Of St
James park entertained at dinner last
night.
There were also covers for Mrs. Vera
r. Deane, Mrs Woods house guest
Dr. and Mrs. Henry w. Howard, Mr.
and Mrs. e. p. Johnson, jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Perry
Mrs. w. A. Clark, jr., accompanied
by little William A. Clark III and
maids, has gone east with Senator w
A. Clark in his private car and will be
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Morris
of Morris, N Y, for about month.
Mr. Clark has gone to Montana on a
fishing trip of a month, after which he
will meet Mrs. Clark and son in New
York. They expect to return to Los
Angeles about the middle of September
s.
At a twilight service in Christ church
last evening Miss Helen Mcdonald
daughter of William u. Mcdonald OF
Romeo street, became the bride of
Charles P. Hopper, Rev. Baker P. Lee
reading ths marriage office of the Epis-
copal ritual.
Miss Mcdonald was gowned in white
chiffon satin, with panels of hand emf
broidered lace, and carried bouquet
of lilies of the valley.
The familiar wedding marches, with
the bridal music from Lohengrin, was
rendered by Archibald Sessions.
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served at the home of the brides
brother, James Mcdonald, on West
Forty-ninth street, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopper departed for Banff, Can.
where they expect to remain for a
month, returning to Los Angeles TIC
make their permanent home.
Mrs. Hopper is a charming young
woman and a graduate of Marlborough
school. Mr.. Hopper, son of Mr.; and
Mrs. e. l.. Hopper of West Thirty
third street, is a Stanford man, and a
Beta Theta Phi He is president OF
the E. L. Hopper & Son Co, and treas
urer of the Automobile club of South
crn California.
Miss Constance Johnston. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Johnston OF
West Twenty second street, and Will
lam j. Winter were married yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock in st. Agnes
church. Rev. Mr.. Gilroy officiating
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents.
The bride was gowned in champagne
colored silk and carried shower bou-
yuet of white sweet peas, lilies of the
valley and maidenhair ferns. Her at
tendant, Miss Flora Winter, sister OF
the groom, was attired in pale blue
silk, worn with long black picture
hat, and carried white carnations
William Winter, brother of the groom,
served as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Winter will take a
short wedding trip and after August
l will be at home to friends at 22C
South Soto street, in the new home
erected for them as a wedding gift
1nxr h,si1e TNt,afu. &c Mr. md
Mrs. Leopold Winter.
Formal announcement has beer
made of the engagement of Miss Mary
A. Cotter of Plattsburg, n. Y. an6
Birney Donnell of Los Angeles, attor-
of education and son of Maj. j. A. Don
NELL formerly district attorney. The
marriage is to take place the middle
of August in Plattsburg
Miss Cotter is well known in Lo;
Angeles, where she formerly resided
She is a sister of DIR. P. G.. Cotter OF
Los Angeles and r. G. Cotter, D. D..
of Hollywood.
AT a tea given by Miss Lucille Cope
Friday at her home on Orange street
where friends had been asked to meet
Miss Florence Aitken of San Francisco
informal announcement was made Of
the engagement of the charming hos.
tess and William Cline, Jr
DR.. Odasco Carlos Welbourn of Los
Angeles and bride, nee Anna Lloyd OF
Cincinnati, are now en- route to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Welbourn is the daughter OF
Prof John Uri Lloyd, the novelist anc
author of "Etidorpha" and String
town on the Pike"
The wedding this last week was &
brilliant society event in Cincinnati
The Lloyd and Welbourn families have
been friends for years. DR.. Welbourr
was student under Prof. Lloyd wher
he was one of the faculty of the Ohio
Electric college. Dr. Melbourne is con
nected with one of the local hospitals
The bride, who is petite and lovely
wore beautiful gown of cream tintec
satin, decorated with exquisite pointt
d. Alencon. Her tulle veil fell over hel
face and was arranged with a full
coronet of lilies of the valley. Hel
only ornament was jeweled butterfly
Her bouquet was of valley lilies, the
blossoms held by narrow white rib
bon, showering to her feet. Tom Lloyd
a student at Cornell, came home to be
best man. Rev. DR.. Mack of Lane
seminary officiated.
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c. F. Perry and family of Chester
place are leaving Wednesday for al
absence of some weeks at Seattle anC
the Puget Sound section They are
shipping goods which will be utilized
during their stay in and about Seattle
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Mr. and Mrs ModiniWood, accom-
& panied by their two youngest daugh
ters are going east via Seattle anC
Niagara early in August, planning t.
be in New York September 3 to vel
come Miss Elizabeth and Miss Flor
ence on their arrival from European
trip of six months. These young wo
NIFTY
Whites party are now in Milan anC
report splendid trip
DIR. and Mrs. Ebert Wing, who mo-
tored from Los Angeles to Cape Cod
Mass, have arrived at the Hotel VOL
colt, New York, where they will re-
main while making final preparations
for the trip. The motors have beer
sent on ahead and the party will drive
through England and France. f. w
Halliday, Miss Constance Rogers anc
Emory Rogers are with DIR. and Mrs
Wing.
Mrs. George H. Hupp and daughter
Miss Jessie Schenck, of West Twenty
third street are going to Catalina today
for three weeks visit.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle
of King street will leave soon for theil
summer cottage, Lewclaire at Ter
minal island, where they expect tc
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Nj d Carter acnorn.