Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-10
Society
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NM IIH solemn Episcopal rites ana
w in the presence of friends who
filled the quaint little Church
of the Angels to overlooking, Miss
Mabel Claire Damer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cassius Gillespie Ramsdell,
and Carl Wellman Miner of Redlands
were united in marriage at the twilight
hour yesterday, Rev. Harry Thompson,
the rector, officiating.
The sweet-faced bride was stately in
her wedding robe of white satin over
which the folds of a long tulle veil fell
to the foot of the long train. The veil
was caught to her hair with orange
blossoms, and instead of the conyen-
tional bridal bouquet she carried a
white bound prayer book. Eugene M.
c. Smart gave his sister in marriage.
Miss Dorothy Smart. who attended
her sister as maid of honor, wore silk
null of pale gold trimmed with passe-
menterie and lace, and carried bou-
quet of yellow daffodils.
Young women who served as brides
maids and who were dressed alike in
white lingerie gowns, wearing crowns
of yellow daisies in their hair and car
rying white prayer books with gold
crosses, were Miss Marie Miner, sis
ter of the groom; Miss Frances Parker
and Miss Helen Bosbyshell of Los An
geles; Miss Edith Harris of Fullerton,
Miss Annice Campbell of Santa Paula,
Miss Ursula Chartrand of Fresno.
Ray Miner stood with his brother and
William Hooper and Edwin Russell
ushered.
Decorations carried out a daintily APP
piled color Schome of white and gold,
the school colors at Cumnock, where
the bride graduated last year. The altar
was banked with Ascension lilies and
yellow coreopsis, and bows of white
rihhOy rlxod tho rpcprUAd for
the family.
The familiar wedding marches were
used for the entrance of the bridal
party and for the professional. but the
service was unaccompanied.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Miner received their friends informally
on the south porch, and on their arri-
val in Los Angeles a formal wedding
dinner was served to the bridal party
and few friends at Hotel Hayward.
On their return from a two weeks
trip the young people will receive their
friends at their new home on East
Central avenue in Redlands, where MIR.
Miner is associated with the Edison
Electric Light company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Loucks of
Arlington street are receiving con-
gratulations on the presence of a young
son and heir who arrived Monday.
wi. IfOuChSs d local attorney, Is
prominent In the councils of the DEM
ocrats, and not long since was the con-
gressiona1 nominee of his party.
Mrs. Loucks, who before her mar
riage was Miss Daisy Fern Green, is
the daughter of one of the richest men
In America, a man who Is known on
change as "the rice king"
Mrs. Loucks and child are doing we'll
Gamma Gamma Phi sorority will en-
terrain with a week. end house party
at Manhattan Beach in honor of two
Initiates, Miss Violet Burton and Miss
Meta Smith, and one of the jolliest
times on record is being planned
Two or three cottages have been Sc
cured and the young women will go
down Friday afternoon to take possess
sion, the initiation taking place that
evening. Husbands, brothers and 9TH
er girls brothers are coming down for
over Sunday and an informal dance
has been planned for Saturday night.
The merry party will include the
following sorority members: Mrs. Ray
Hill, Mrs. Richard Sumner, Mrs. Leroy
Ackley, Mrs. ]. H. Russell, Mrs. Tai
bot, Mrs. Walter Corbin, Mrs. Stephens,
Mrs. Will Stearns, Mrs. Percy Merri-
thew, Mrs. Warner, Miss Maude Bige-
low Miss Italia Bower, Miss Helen
Bushnell, Miss Hazel Childress, Miss
Helen Coombs, Miss Barbara Fisher,
Miss Kathleen Hamilton, Miss Hazel
Ludwick, Miss May Matlock, Miss Eula
Smith, Miss Maude Tanner, Miss Jo-
sephine Widney Miss Reba Smith.
This sorority entertained for Miss
Burton and Miss Smith Saturday with
dinner at the Jonathan club, followed
by a matinee party at the Belasco.
s.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was given yesterday by Mrs. A.
K. Brauer of West Twenty-first street,
who entertained with a handsomely