Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-29
Society

" IGHLAND PARK PRESB1-
II TERRAIN CHURCH was the
AA scene last evening of one of
the prettiest of the seasons weddings,
when Rev. r. w. Cleland, assisted by
the pastor Rev. w. B. Gantz, read the
marriage service for Miss Estelle Nc
Clung, daughter of DR.. S. H. McClung
of Pasadena avenue, and Arthur W.
Buell. of Long Beach.
The bride was goWned for the cere-
mony in white marquisette over crepe
imperial, with pearl and silver garnl-
ture, and carried lilies of the valley.
Her veil was caught with orange
blossoms.
Miss Mae McClung, who was her
sisters special attendant wore pale
pink silk and carried white chrysantne-
NUNS Other attendants were Miss
Grace Henderson, Miss Katherine Nc
Clung and Miss Margaret Herskovits,
who were gowned alike and carried
pink chrysanthemums. Messrs. James
McClung, Lester Buell. and VIII Bacon
ushered, and Dan HammaCk stood with
the bridegroom.
Chrysanthemums and potted plants
were used to decorate the church, and
a chime. of floral wedding bells formed
a charming feature of the arrangement
over the rostrum before which the cere-
mony took place. Miss Winifred
Rohrer. at the organ, and Miss Edna
Bassett, violnist, furnished the we'd
ding music, rendering the popular
marches, Schubert's "Serenade," the
intermezzo from "Cavelleria Rusti-
cana" and ave Maria" played softly
during the service.
Relatives and intimate friends were
entertained at the McClung home after
the church service.
One of the interesting social gather
ings of the week end will be the Hal
loween party with which Miss Gertrude
Tucker of Ash street, Highland Park,
will entertain Saturday night.
Guests participating in the jolly af-
fair will be Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, Mr.
Wallace and Castor Ganahl of Glen
dale, Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Kelley, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Ellis, Miss Amy Jen-
kins and Miss Sadie Parker of Chicago,
Miss Louise and Miss Agnes Ganahl
Miss Nellie Creigh, Miss Janet Moat,
Miss Alma Dodge, Miss Ida Meade,
Miss Stella Sears, Messrs. j. L. Gray
Ernest Ganahl, Frank Sharp and E. l..
Moat
Dr. and Mrs. Buell. will return from
their wedding trip to make their nome
in Long Beach.
For Miss Violet Mcdonald, one of
the most popular of the autumn brides
to-be. Mrs. f. J. Fitzgerald entertained
with a bridge party yesterday after
noon at her home on Union avenue.
The guests were Mrs. c. II. Won
Breton, Mrs Walter j. Wren, Mrs.
Philip D. Colby, Mrs. John Ward Glib
son, Mrs Charles Stavnow, Mrs.
Charles Earle, Miss Birdetta Wilson
Miss Ora Wilson, Miss Marguerite
Seymour, Mrs. Ralph Larson, Mrs.
Douglas Foster, Miss Helen NC, NC
Cutchan, Miss Eva StaVnoW, Miss
Corinne Thorkildsere and Miss Alice
Atwell.
Mrs. Daily-Warner will return the
latter part OIL the week from trip OF
six months in Alaska, where she spent
some time at Hook Harbor the center
of the salmon fisheries, and enjoyed
other novel experiences. She Will make
her home this winter with her daugh-
fer. Mrs. w. L. Hardison, on West
Washington street.
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Miss George Barker of Berkeley,
who has been touring the east VIII
spend the week end with Mrs. Hugh
N. Foster of Hollywood before return
ing to her home.
Mrs. Mary Mundy of Wawona street
was hostess last evening at tallyho
marty in compliment to New York
friend who is her guest. Following
the ride the guests returned to partake
of a midnight supper.
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BENJAMIN Fowler will entertain sat
urday evening with an od-fashioned
Halloween party at Mountain View
inn. The guests will be in costume.
Sophomores of Occidental college will
entertain tomorrow night with the an
nuaI Halloween dance. Members of
each class of the college will contrib
'hte to the jolly program.
Mrs A. G. Bartlett, accompanied by
+ daughter, Miss Florence, returned
Sdnesday to their home in Holly
,Ad after ten days spent in San
chcisco.
rs Joseph Frederick Bumiller of
o1et boulevard, Hollywood, has is
CO. Satinvitations for reception to be
lie Friday from 8 o'clock to at
twAme, "El Nido."
ony Carl Kurtz of Alvarado street
tsaifained with a bridge luncheon
n1rday, an occasion which was en-
"a by the following guests: Mrs: