Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18

South Pasadena, when Miss Agnes
Evangeine sutton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Ernest V. Sutton of Oak
street became the bride of William
Boothby Stringfield. Rev. Frederick
Henstrdge of St. James Episcopal
church ofliciated.
Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus" was
played by Miss Ida Selbie and Leroy
Jepson sang "Jeane" by Beach.
The bride wore an empire gown of
cream messaline over soft silk. trim
med with princess lace and gold thread,
and carried an arm bouquet OF lilies
of the valley, yiolets, Cecil Bruner
roses and maidenhair ferns fastened
with loops and ends Of white tulle.
Mrs. Harry Winthrop Gorham of
Colegrove. who attended the bride,
was gowned in pale green broadcloth
and carried an arm bouquet of yellow
chrysanthemums. Arthur Stanley V.
Call stood with the groom. and two
little nieces of the groom. Rebecca and
Catherine Patterson, were flower girls.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Stringfield will make their home
in Sierra Vista street.
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Mrs. F. Erwin Heron and Miss
Clara Mercereau entertained yesterday
afternoon with buffet luncheon at the
home of their mother, Mrs. John ID.
Mercereau, in Westchester place, enter
tanning nearly 200 guests.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs.
Rufus II. Heron, Mrs. Adna r. Chat
fee. Mrs. Clifford Page, Mrs. Godfrey
Holterhoff, jr, Mrs. George Griffith.
Mrs. Albert Crutcher, Mrs. Thomas
Lee, Mrs. Joseph II. Bohon, Mrs.
Charles Byington, Mrs. Melville Est
man. Mrs. Carroll Allen, Mrs. William
Joyce, Mrs. Willoughby Rodman, Mrs.
Willard Doran, Mrs. Lee Garnsey, Mrs.
John Foster. Mrs. Marshall Stimson.
Mrs. Victor Stewart, Mrs. John
Howe, Mrs. Samuel Haskins, Mrs.
Morris Albee. Mrs. L. 7. Bradford,
Mrs. II. II. Holton, Mrs. Harry Callen-
dar, Miss William hamilton Toaz,
Mrs. Edward Bosbyshell, Mrs. West
Hughes, Mrs. William Young. Mrs
Clifford Page, jr., Mrs. Norman Sterry,
Mrs. Walter Munday, Miss Bess Mllar,
Miss Minnie Bryan, Miss Dorothy
Croft, Miss Alice Croft and Miss De-
catur Page
Miss Evelyn White entertained Tues
day evening with a seven-course din
ner at the Olive inn to announce the
engagement of Miss Weltha Guion,
daughter of Mrs. E. W. Hyde, and Ed
win Carpenter, a young business man
of this city.
Covers were laid for six and at the
close of the evening the bride-elect
was presented with a large Gibson
water color. Decorations for the af-
fair were in violets. a large mirror.
around which were banked violets and
ferns, forming the centerpiece. Place
cards were heart shaped, hand painted
with violets, and there were clusters
of the same flower at each place.
Mrs. Bert C. Smith entertained Mon
day evening with a dinner at Hotel
Virginia, Long Beach.
Beside Mr.. and Mrs. Smith there
were covers laid for Mrs. Schuyler
Thompson, Miss Adelne Stanton and
Messrs. Woods r. Woolwine, william
Fl. Hallowell, jr., and Boyle Com
stock.
Mrs. Lily Hill Pulsifer and Mabel
Newton returned Tuesday afternoon
from San Francisco, where they have
been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. Pulsifer will be the guest for
at their home on oxford avenue. Miss
Newton will be at home next week at
the Darlington apartments.
Mrs. J. w. Watson entertained with
a bridge luncheon yesterday at her
home in Hobart boulevard.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Frances
Trask Mrs. George Beck, Mrs. Towel
of Pasadena. Mrs. " A. Ryon. Mrs.
Y. w. T. Richards and Mrs. Earl r.
Odell.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Jones Burdette
are sailing December 2 for an absence
of six months in Honolulu and Japan.