Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-04
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honor was in white over pink, and car
ried pink sweet peas. d. l.. Jones stood
with the groom. Music for the service
was furnished by Miss lone Ditch.
Decorations for the occasion were es-
pecially charming, being Ascension
lilies and Canterbury bells. The cere-
mony was witnessed by friends and rel
atives to the number of seventy or
more.
Mrs. Holman is a charming young
woman, who has lived in Los Angeles
the greater part of her life, and is a
graduate of the high school. MIR. Hol-
man is associated with the Fruit Grow
ers Supply company
Returning from a short trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman will make their home at
9S Esther street, Pasadena, where they
will receive their friends after July To-
s
In the midst of the charming setting
afforded by a home wedding will take
place tomorrow night the marriage OF
Miss Amy Cooke, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Cooke of West Th1rty-
first street and DR.. James q. Ken
drick, a young dentist formerly resid-
ing in Denver and now practicing ms
profession in Los Angeles.
Guests numbering about fifty have
been asked to witness the ceremony,
which will be conducted by Rev. j. w.
Allen, a retired minister of the
Methodist church, south, and an uncle
of the bride-to-be Mr.. Cooke VIII
give his daughter in marriage
For the wedding gown Miss Cooke
has chosen white net over satin, with
trimming of Valenciennes lace, and
will wear a long tulle veil. Her only
ornament will be the groom's gift, a
brooch of pearls, and she will carry
lilies of the valley.
The only attendants will be flower
girl and "a ring bearer, little Helen Bar
nett, niece of the groom, being as
signed the duties of flower girl, while
the important role of ring bearer is
to be filled by Virginia Cooke, niece
of the bride. The dresses of the little
attendants will be pink, harmonizing
with the predominating note color in
the decorations
a program of music will include vi
olin selections by John Cooke and vo-
cal numbers by Mrs. Eleanor Lloyd
Smith. Mrs. Leroy Daniels will &C
company and also render the wedding
marches.
The occasion is to be made even
more memorable by the christening Of
a nephew of the bride, the little six
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Cooke who will take formal possession
of the name of Kenneth Marlin Cooke
After an informal reception supper
will be served.
DR.. Kendrick and his bride will re-
turn from a brief wedding trip to make
their home at 31S West Thirty-first
street, where they will welcome their
friends after August l.
Miss Marybelle Peyton and brother
Robert, son and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Valentine Peyton of Westlake
avenue. have returned from trip
east.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Cotton, Gallup, N.
NJ, formerly Miss Edna Peyton, re-
turned with her brother and sister and
will remain for a month. Mr.. Cotton
is expected the latter part of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ingram of West
Twenty-first street announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Ethel
Maud, and Charles w. Salter of San
Francisco. The marriage Will take
place June Is.
Mrs BENJAMIN Fowler and her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Foster of Holly
wood, entertained yesterday afternoon
at Mountain View inn from to with
q happily appointed tea given in honor
of second daughter of Mrs. Fowler,
Mrs Augustine Frank, who is here
from East Orange, N. j., for a visit.
The hostesses were assisted in re-
CelNlnR by NlTS. w. L. NIldSSGllt NIL D. L :
r. Weir, Mrs. Charles F. Jones and
Mrs Warren Young. A buffet luncheon
was served in the dining room to about
eighty guests from Los Angeles, Pasa-
dena and Hollywood. Several vocal Sc
lections were rendered by Miss Serbia
Shonning.
Many pleasant affairs are being
planned for Mrs. Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunting Coop
or, the latter before her marriage being
Miss Lulu Belle Cliff, returned yester-
day from their wedding trip, which
took them around the world, Japan,
China and India being among the coun-
tries visited. The return was made by
way of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper will make their
home at 1S43 Gramercy place.
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Miss Annis Godfrey of Sierra Madre
entertained yesterday with an informal
tea in compliment to her sister-in- law,
Mrs. Titan Coffey of : os Angeles.
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Mrs. Runge and daughter Miss Ha-
eel, have returned from San Francisco,
where they have been for several
weeks and are again located at Hotel
Rosslyn.
Among the large representation of
Los Angeles people who are summering
abroad are Mrs. Charles Rivers Drake,
Miss Pinita Drake and Miss Margue-
rite Rivers Drake of 1888 South Hoover
street. They will leave Los Angeles
June for New York, whence they will
sail on the steamship Friedrich der
Crosse. June H. for an extended tour of
the continent.
Miss Emma 1. Harvey, West Pico
street, has gone to Seattle for visit of
several weeks and is accompanied by
Miss May Riddle of Racine, Wis, who
has been her house guest during the
winter.
Stops will be made at San Francisco
and Shasta springs.
s.
Miss Parsons and Miss Dennen are
entertaining this afternoon with tea at
the Alexandria for members of the fac
ulty of the Girls Collegiate school.
Mrs w. S. Bartlett of West Adams
street was hostess yesterday at a de-
lightful session of the Ruskin Art club,
a feature of the occasion being a pro-
gram of folk songs given under the di-
rection of Miss Margaret Goetz.
Mrs. j. F. Kanst is entertaining this
afternoon at her residence on West
lake avenue with tea for the club.
Mrs John H. Norton, accompanied
by her daughter and by Mr.. Norton's
niece, will sail from New York June
10 for a summer in Europe Major Nor
ton will join the party little later.
Miss Alice Wernlund of Waterloo
street will entertain informally with a
musicale at the Echo Park club house