Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-03
Society

uevotees and told a few close friends,
only few" of course, of a wedding
that is TO take place some time this
month.
The parties most interested are Miss
Ethel Graham, daughter of Mrs. Ethel
Il. Graham of Ingraham street, ana
slster-in-law of Councilman Walter
Wren, and Philip d. Colby, business
man of Highland Park.
Miss Graham and her fiance were
planning to be married quietly and
surprise everybody except the immedl-
ate relatives, but someone told, ana
lo the matter is a secret no longer.
Miss Graham is exceedingly popular
with a wide circle of friends, and is a
leader among the young women COM
posing the s. M. club membership.
Mr.. Colby is a bachelor, a prominent
member of All Saints Episcopal church,
and established in business in Highland
-. Park.
For Ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand, Gen. and Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee
entertained with beautifully appoint
ed dinner last night at their charming
home on Magnolia avenue.
Guests asked to meet the distin-
guished visitors were Gen. Story, u. 5.
A., and Mrs. Story, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Modini-Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Holterhoff, jr., Bishop and Mrs. john
son, Mrs. Hugh Macneil and Howard
e. Huntington,
Uniting members of two of the pio-
neer families of Los Angeles, and tax
ing place appropriately beneath a bower
OF June roses, the wedding was sol
emnized last night of Miss Winifred
Llewellyn, only daughter of Mrs. Han
nah d. Llewellyn of West Adams
street, and John Miner, a young bust
ness man, and the son of Mrs. John
Miner of West Washington street.
I,xrT "a
F. Day, D. D., of the First Congrega-
ticnal church. and a large and beauti-
fully gowned company was assembled
to witness the ceremony.
The young people were attended by
Miss Mary A. Thomas of Niles, Ohio
and John Llewellyn, brother of the
bride The popular wedding marches
and Hearts and Flowers" rendered
softly during the reading of the ser
vice, were furnished by a. saXaphone or
chestra.
During the plighting of their troth
bridegroom and bride stood under a
floral bower erected in the reception
hall, and the entire lower floor was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The bride was gowned in white satin,
with tunic of exquisite net bordered
with handmade embroidery, and there
was bodice trimmed with rose point
lace. The bridal veil was caught with
a spray of orange blossoms. and she
carried a shower of jasmine.
The bridesmaid was attired in a gown
of princess lace made over white satin,
with embroidery of gold, and wore ropes
of pearls in her hair. Her flowers were
Cecil Bruner roses.
On their return from a wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Miner will be at home at
226 West Adams street, where they will
receive their friends after September
l. Mr.. Miner, who is a Berkeley grad
uate and a Chi Psi is resident manager
of the New Amsterdam Casualty com
pany. Mrs. Miner is most attractive
and accomplished woman, who has
spent year or more abroad
For Mrs. Gilbert Cox Blasdel of Long
Beach, Mrs F.. p. johnson, jr., Mrs.
Charles H. Dick and Miss Johnson en-
tertained yesterday with tea at the
Johnson home on West Twenty-eighth
street. The hostesses were assisted in
receiving their guests by Mrs. j. S.
Chapman, Mrs. John A. Fairchild, Mrs.
John Mott. Mrs Jefferson Paul Chand-
Ter Mrs Henry Mckee, Mrs. Walter
c. Barnwell Mrs. Max Chapman, Mrs.
Herman Janss, Mrs BENJAMIN John
son, Mrs Charles Modini-Wood, Mrs.
William H. Perry. Mrs. Fred Perry,
Mrs. Rufus H. Heron, Mrs. j. H. Ut
ley, Mrs. Glen Spence, Mrs. Fowler
Shankland, Mrs. Jack Jevne, Mrs. Ar
thur Braly, Mrs. ]. K. Urmston, Mrs.
William Valentine, Mrs. Edwin Hill,
Mrs William Lewis Mrs. William
w. H. Howard, Mrs Reed, Mrs. Rob-
ert McReynolds Miss Waddilove, Miss
Sarah Goodrich, Miss Helen Worsham.
Miss Edith Heron, Miss Sallie Utley
and Miss Clara Vickers.
s.
Mrs. Frank X Eckley and Mrs. F. d.
Bradford will entertain with a bridge
luncheon this afternoon. at the home of
Mrs. Eckley on West Washington
street
Guests who have accepted invita-
tions are Mines. Frank Hudson,
Charles r. Rowland, w. T. Covington,
Albert Russell John Vaughn Eugene
Haskell, Mark Jones, stephen Wilder,
Goodhue, Thomas Vigus, Andrew N.
Jung, viii Cline, o. p Clark, H. NJ.
Binford, Mathew T. Everhardy, Hen
ney, A. H. Koebig Heber, Lester Rob
inson. H. ]. Woollacott, George Poun-
der Frank Boswell, McTasseny, Rob
ert Brunton, Thayer. Albert Colt, Fred
Newport Mathew Robertson, E. B,
Rivers, May Vivien, Ed Zobelein.
Frank Bryson, Henry Eckley, j. X
Brauer Will Cook. Fred Langdon,
Warren Cook, John Zobelein, It. B.
Marshall, William j. Variel, Margaret
. Mourdaunt, George Lettau, Atkinson,
w. R. Davis and Goings.
Mrs. Walter Covington of Roosevelt
avenue was hostess Tuesday night at
a dinner given, in celebration of the an
niYersary of DR.. Covington's birthday.
The evening was spent in playing five
hundred. Guests entertained on this
pleasant occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rowland
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Ecl1ley Mr.
and Mrs. f. D. Bradford and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. c. Haskell
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Mrs. c. L. Higbee will entertain with
a luncheon today at her home on West
Ninth street in compliment to Mrs. Ed
ward L. Doheny, and later the party
will occupy box at the Orpheum
Guests asked to meet Mrs. Doheny are
Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Mrs. Robert Nor
than, Mrs. Champion, Anderson and
Mrs. Strassforth.
Miss Maybelle and Miss Hazel Bar
low will entertain for their sister. Miss
Edna Barlow, one of the most charm
ing of the June brides-to -be, with a
box party at the Belasco this after
noon, and tables will be reserved later
for the party at the Pin-Ton.
The guests, who will include members
of the wedding party are Mrs. Ali
son Barlow Mrs. Frank Coulter and
Miss Leila Coulter, mother and sister
of the groom-to-be; Miss Maude How
ELL Miss Marjorie Mosher, Miss Alice
Heber and Miss Leah Phillips
s.