Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-24

ford, and Rowland Dudley Laws, Rev.
A. G. L. Trew, d. D., officiating.
After August l Mr.. Laws ana ms
bride will be at home to friends at 162O
Mission street, South Pasadena.
MANY friends are interested in the
marriage of Miss Bertha Heintz and
Charles Hardison Carter which was
solemnized last night at $3.50 at the
home of the bride and her mother, Mrs.
M. G. Heintz, on Scarf street.
The service of the Episcopal church
was read by Rev. Lewis &. MOTIFS rec
tor of st. Johns, and members OF the
Woman's orchestra rendered the 'Lo-
hengrin" bridal chorus and 1.-The Even
ing Star"
The brides robe was Of white en-
broidered tissue over satin, with gar
niture of lace, and her bouquet was OF
bride roses. Miss Lola Heintz, who at
tended her sister as maid of honor, was
in pink satin and carried maidenhair
fern.
Miss Ruth Mcfarland and Miss Con-
stance Carvell served as bridesmaids,
wearing white lingerie dresses over
pink, and carried bouquets of pink
sweet peas. Four little ribbon bearers
dressed daintily in white with touches
of pink were Josephine Heintz, the
small sister of the bride; Katherine
Adams, Katherine Wigmore and Flea
nor Bohon. Meyer Green stood with
the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter will return from
q wedding trip to make their home at
1916 Gramercy place, where they will
receive after September l. Mr.. Carter
vice president of the Pacific electric
works, is a graduate of McGill untver-
sity. Mrs. Carter, an accomplished p1-
anist, is the daughter of the late M. G.
Heintz, who for twenty-five years was
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The marriage OF, Miss Neva Rooms
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Koons
of Long Beach, and Hyland H. Gould
of Troy, N. Y, took place last night at
the home of the brides parents.
Miss Marguerite Gosse of Reno, New.
attended the bride and Leland Gillespie
stood with the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Keller, who were
married in Santa Ana about a month
ago. have returned to Los Angeles aft
er an extended trip through the middle
west. After visiting Cleveland, Colum-
bus (the brides former home) and To-
ledo they went to Niagara Falls, and
on the return trip stopped in Denver
and Salt Lake. Before her marriage
Mrs. Keller was Miss Estelle Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller are at home at
the Estrella apartments, S121a West
First street.
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Miss Minnie Harris will entertain at
her apartments in the Hotel Pleasanton
this afternoon for Beyrl Hope, and Fri
day Mrs. r. A. Moore is giving a dinner
for her.
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Announcing the engagement OF Miss
Austeene George, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie c. Brand of Glendale, and John
T. Cooper, q young Los Angeles bust
ness man, Miss Gladys Reynolds gave
luncheon at her home on Burlington
avenue yesterday afternoon. The affair
was also complement to Miss Helen
Mcdonald, whose marriage with
Charles B. Hopper will be solemnized
In Christ church Monday evening.
Heart-shaped place cards on which
tiny bisque Cupids were placed, each
holding aloft a silver arrow piercing
two hearts on which the names of the
young couple were written, told the
secret. Long festoons of asparagus
fern, white wedding bells and Cupids,
with a white wedding bell resting on
a clump of gypsyphilia as the table
centerpiece, formed attractive decora-
tions.
Guests present were Mrs. Kelly Reese,
Mrs. David Mccartney, Mrs A. B.
Elmer, Miss Gertrude Churchill, Miss
Florence Clark, Miss Beatrice Fessen-
den, Miss Inez Thomas, Miss Ethel
Garfield, Miss Doris Davidson, Miss
Josephine Mcmillan, Miss Mary Lind
ley, Miss Helen Up de Graft, Miss Ethel
Davenport, Miss Sally Utley and Miss
Alice Butler.
Miss Helen Mcdonald and Charles B.
Hopper whose marriage will be an
event of Monday, were complimented
guests Monday night at a dinner dance
given at the Los Angeles Country club
by Frank Woodbury. and Simpson Sin
sabaugh.
For Miss Margaret Hough and Nor
man Henry Gay, whose wedding took
place yesterday at the home of the
brides parents on West Thirty-fifth
street, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Gay enter
tanned with a dance and musicale Tues
day night at their home on West Forty
second palce.
Those who contributed to the pro-
gram were Miss Vera Lothrop, VIII
Garroway and Mr. Van, piano selec-
tions; Miss Bessie Fuhrer, violin solos:
Miss Lucy Fuhrer and Norman Gay,
cello solos; Ira Gay, flute; Miss Mano-
nah Drizzilaire and Miss Edith Gay,
vocal solos; Miss Vera Lothrop. and
Miss Ina Armstrong, readings.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. e. D. Hough, Mr.. and Mrs H. r.
Mason, Mrs. H. w. Churchill of Mil
waukee, Mrs w. A. Lothrop the Misses
Edith Hough, Clara Martin, Marian
Martin Vera Lothrop, Maude Cook,
Winifred Keech, Bessie Fuhrer, Lucy
Fuhrer, Pearl Merrill. Matte Steele,
Julia Steele Edith Gay of Notre Dame,
Ind Ida Weber, Mamie Jacobs, Dora
Divitica. Maude Jaquis of Riverside,
Bertha Gay, Ina Armstrong, Messrs IRA
Gay, Will Crosley, Nichols, VIII Con-
nor, Joe Murray, Ray DUNCAN, Bald
win, Mcconnell, Divitica, Harry Steele,
Will Garroway, Dolittle of Long Beach,
Van and Fricks.
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Alumni of the University of Mich
igan resident in Southern California
will hold the annual reunion this even
ing at the Lankershim.
The hour is O'Clock, and the affair
which is in the nature of reception
and dinner, is to be followed by adj
journment to the Belasco to see "The
Lion and the Mouse" During the
evening officers will be elected for the
ensuing year.
Michigan Alumni association has
more than 300 members. The annual
commencement exercises are taking
place in Ann Arbor today.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Rogers enter
tianed last night at their home on
West Adams street in compliment to
their son Charles. who is graduating
from the Los Angeles high school,
and the guests were his classmates
and a few members of the Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity, u. S. c.
The rooms on the lower floor were
given over to dancing and games were
enjoyed on the lawn, where electric
lights in the class colors, red and