Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-30
EoRMER SENATOR AND MRS. MRS

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Rev. Baker p. Lee. The service was
witnessed by several hundred invited
guests.
The bridal party included Mrs Nor
ton David Whitley and Mrs EVabe
Wolverton, matrons; Willie MeClel-
land. the sister of the bride, who
served as maid of honor, and Miss
Grace Martin, Miss Sadie Harris, Miss
Helen Updegraff and Miss Mary Cor
Diary. James Cordary stood with the
bridegroom. Ushers were DIR. Z. o
Sundin, DR.. A. c. Thorpe, DR.. w. n
Norton, DR.. L. =. Kaull, A. c. Nc
Gonigal and b. ID. Hamilton. The
bride was escorted by her father, who
gave her In marriage. Archibald Ses-
sions was at the organ.
The bride was attired in white bro
caded satin, cut princess and with a
long train. the trimming being pearls
and duchess lace. With this was worn
picture hat of the lace, which was
caught at the side with long whlte
willow plume and she carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
orchids Mrs. Whitley and Mrs. VOL
verton were respectively attired In
gold brocade and white lace, the maid
OF honor was in white chiffon with
garniture of pearls. Miss Updegrafi
and Miss Harris wore pink chiffon
Miss Martins dress was of blue chiffon
and Miss Harris gold grocade. Each
carried shower bouquets
Following the church service several
hundred guests were received by Mrs
Waco at Hotel Woodward.
DR. and Mrs Brown will take the
Honolulu trip, and on their return
viii be at the Woodward temporarily
going later to occupy their own nome
In the Wiltshire section.
The marriage of Miss Pearl Teetzel
and Thomas Hart Talbot was quietly
celebrated last night at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Y. Teetzel, on Lake street, Rev. Baker
p. Lee officiating, in the presence of
. relatives only. The marriage was fol-
8 lowed by reception for $50 guests.
The bride wore white embroidered
messaline, cut en- traine and trimmed
with embroidered bands of filet lace
and pearl passementerie, over which
fell long tulle veil. Mrs. Fred Teet-
eel a June bride and sister-in-law of
the bride. was her only attendant. She
wore her wedding gown of white satin
creme de chine made over taffeta and
trimmed with udchess lace and hand
embroidery. ]. A. Talbot, brother of
the bridegroom, stood as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Talbot will spend some
time visiting points of interest
throughout the state before going to
their home in Taft early In FEBRUARY
At the home OF the BRIDES brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wini-
fred Hogaboom, on West Jefferson
street the marriage of Miss Jennie
Birnienne Hogaboom and James Nc
! Namara of New York will be solem-
nized at 1880 today in the presence OF
relatives only. Rev. r. A. Heaiy, u.
d.. will officiate. On their return from
their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Namara will receive their friends at
14l2 West Ninth street.
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News of the engagement OF Miss
Louise Bowman Otis, daughter or the
late Gen. Elwell S. Otis of Rochester,
N. Y, and George wagner OF new
York will interest the many Los An
geles friends and acquaintances of Miss
Otis. who two years ago visited her
aunt and cousin, Mrs. James II. Rol-
Inns and Hamilton Bowman Rollins, IN
this city.
The marriage, which is to ta..ss place
soon after New Year, will be quiet
affair, owing to the recent death OF
Gen. Otis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Chamberlin and
daughter, Miss Ruby, of Spokane, who
formerly resided In Los Angeles, are
guests for the holidays of Mrs. L. M
Winter in Lasalle avenue.
Among the most happily appointed
of the holiday festivities was the Christ
mas party which Mrs. Dick Ferris OF
West Adams street gave yesterday aft
ernoon for a company of children.
The little guests, who arrived In
automobiles at 3 o'clock, were enter
tanned with games and dancing, and
each received a toy from big Christ
mas tree that blazed with hundreds OF
electric lights. Ice cream and cake
/ candies, nuts and fruit were enjoyed
and each one carried home dainty
bag containing a souvenir of the occa-
sion. The Ferris machine, with others
loaned by friends, conveyed the guests
to their homes at $3.50.
Mrs. Ferris was assisted in receiv-
ing by Katherine Kingsland, and
others who aided in entertaing are
Mrs. Philip Wilson, Mrs. r. t. Davies,
Mrs. Nelson Kingsland, Mrs. George
Height, Mrs. III. e. Spencer, Mrs.
Julian Johnson, Mrs. Martin Bekins,
Mrs. Frank e. Wolfe, Mrs. d. T.
Daniels, Mrs. Ward Winchell. Mrs.
w. N. Crandall Miss Dixie Lowry and
Mis- Margaret Lindley.
Guests of the afternoon were Eliza
petn Harlow MIRIAM spencer, Elsie
Spencer, Alice Lawrence. Vivian
Clark, Lionel Clark, T. w. Thompson,
Prudence Thompson, Leila Bliss, Della
Bliss, Lois, Marjorie, Martha and
Robert Davies, Bebe Daniels, Corinne
Lawrence, Katherine Clark, Eva
Height, Raymond Height, Thompson
Johnson, Katherine Johnson. Delaney
Crandall, Marguerite Ware, Margaret
Jorgenson, Julia Jorgenson, Aileen
Ware, Ruth Bekins, Doris Winchell,
Anna May Stonestreet and Thelma
Stcnestreet.
Itrs. Ferris is planning a second
'sh ldren's party for Wednesday of
next week.
u Mrs. Gilbert Wentworth Case, who
before her marriage in September was
Miss Blanche Stewart, entertained in
Z formally Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Curtis street, Oneonta Park.
Afrs.r Cases guests were Miss Mabel
fJeans. Miss Pearl Stewart, Miss Lora
Heintz. Miss Ruth Frackelton, Miss
Suzarne Cough, Miss Gladys Bond,