Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-09

Society


LEGATION of the details she FIRMLY With
holds her name and that of the guests.
The event was modelled on a similar
shower given in the east rev WEEKS
ago and was a great success. Lnre =.
or four small trees were prousht ~
from the ranch and pink Tissue pays aPei
flowers. made to initiate the eXqulsIte
bea,Itv of neach blossoms, were strung
all over the bare boughs until they
presented a mass of pinky bloom. .
The trees were set up in one END OIL
the large reception hall and a green
mat spread beneath on Whlch oIiea
Daner blossoms were scattered. here
md there fine branches of the tree hao
heen caught together into little pock-
cts and the gifts, all non-preakapie
and done up in pink paper were Wv,
posted therein. - tr;aa IN
At the psychic moment the pIlu 49, "
he was coaxed beneath these WoloIous
trees. and as the result OIL d -, tbe
shake" administered to them py Ine
groom to be. the special guest was not
only literally showered with PINK dos
SONS hut also with all sorts OF gllts
from this coterie of friends
T,o a,,,nnae of Westlake School for
Girls will entertain with a banquet at
noon TODAY. in compliment to the mem
hers of the graduating class, the affair
tn take place in the handsome pahquet
room in Christopher's new store OH
Broadway. nth
Members of the alumnae present VIII
he the Misses Edith Englehard, Ada
potts Eva Russell, Gladys Russell,
EIizaheth Harrison, Gladys Smith,
Ruth Hutchinson, Lillius Ford, Mary
skinner. Jesma Robson, tloreLce
Wiley, Mrs. Ralph johnson ana MIS-
N. w. thinner. 80
The young women to be honorea aIe
al
May Hutchinson Edith Repecca MEL
riu' VenitaL Ormsby Sonsigny, Marie
Anita walkers, Winifred Irene Jones'
Mary Elizabeth Watkins, MatIioe'
Juanita Caldwell, Frances Doyle YER yer
milyea, Ruth Seely Genung, Sally II, III
lard polk, May Henry Richards, Mar
ion stuart Judah, Neva Down koon S
Irma Lois Baker, Jessie Jaullhe heiiu-
rick, Illeen Bulls. -
Miss Engelhard, president OF tne
aIumnae, will serve as toastmistress:
Miss Robinson will toast the CLASS "
1ao9 and response will be made by the
class president, Miss Rooms. MISS Ju-
dab and Miss Bulls will give the sentl-
ments. 1.-THE Old Alumnae' and west
lake School" The school colors, Whl.e
and gold will furnish the keVnote 10
the decorations. ., ho,
oret Of the Westlake School Alumnae
association. Following the banquet Oh
ficers will be elected.
For their niece, Miss Rose DICKINSON
of Little Rock, Ark, who is their mousse
e1,est Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Gtbbon en-
tertained at their Harvard boulevard
residence last night with dance Whlcn
was attended by about seventy-hve OF
the younger set.
The lower rooms were cleared ior
dancing and supper was served in the
DECORATIONS
the tables were in red. gladiolas be-
ine massed in the center, While RED
candles occupied the silver eandelapra
and the light fell in sort glow
through red shade. The striking Ell
feet was accentuated by butterfly BOWS
of red satin ribbon, which were scat
tered over the CLOTH
An orchestra, situated on the mez-
canine floor between the stairs, playeu
for the dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs4 A. w. Skinner OF the
Hershey Arms will leave Los Angeles
July Is for a two years tour OF the
world and will sail for Japan July ~
After a stay of several weeks in the
mikado's kingdom the travellers VIII
visit Ceylon, India Egypt and con
stantinople, and will make the Me
trip. A long stay in Rome is part OF
their prospectus
One of the prettiest weddings Of the
month was that of Miss Helen June
Ginther, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Ginther of North Boyle avenue,
and Carl Kwis, an employe of the salt
Lake railroad.
The ceremony took place at $3.50 last
night at the home of the brides cousin,
Mrs G.. M. Ferguson, on Pleasant
street the marriage service OF the
Methodist Episcopal church being read
by Rev. Arthur Inwood in the presence
of large number of guests.
The decorations were in green and
white and the couple stood under two
large wedding bells of green, with the
tongues being white frosted electric
bulbs, while Grieg bridal march was
rendered by Frederick Lockley Grogan,
cousin of the bride.
The young couple were attended by
Miss Pearl Cole of Whittier, cousin
of Miss Ginther, and John KWis, broth
err of the groom.
Miss Ginther's empire gown was OF
white messaline silk, with pearl TRIM
mings, and she wore orange blossoms
in her hair. In place of the usual
bouquet she carried a white Morocco
covered Bible, which held a shower or
white ribbon each ribbon being tied
with orange blossoms, which were dis
tributed among the girls of the Sigma
Alpha sorority, of which Miss Ginther
Is a member Miss Cole was attired in
white null and carried a bouquet of
white sweet peas, wearing the same
flowers in her hair.
A reception was held from to 10
o'clock in Mr.. and Mrs. Kwis' new
home, 1906 Pleasant avenue, which is
situated next to that of Mrs. Fergu-
son. after which the young people left
for an extended wedding trip.
The brides grandfather, G. W. Cole,
well known California pioneer, who
came to Los Angeles in 49, and Miss
Irene Smith and Miss Maude Anderson,
two of the Sigma Alpha, assisted Mr..
and Mrs. Kwis and Mrs. Ginther in re-
ceiving.
Among the guests were Mrs Fred
erick Kwis, mother of the COON, who
has Just arrived from her home in
Findlay, Ohio, with her daughter, Miss
Anna Kwis, who is to marry Irving
Pearne the latter part of June. The
marriage of Miss Kwis and Mr.. Pearne
will be solemnized at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Kwis.
s.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Sucher and William T. Traynor was
solemnized last night at the home of
the brides father, Jacob Sucher, on
New Hampshire street. Rev. John j.
clifford of st. Thomas church officiat-
ing.
The bride wore an empire gown of
white lace, over which fell the folds of
long VEIL and she carried a shower
oouauet of brides roses. Miss Sigrid
Johnson, the brides only attendant
was attired in pale. blue silk and car
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