Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

mund Smith, who has apartments at
"The Navarro" on South Alvarado
street.
Miss Faeder arrived about two weeks
ago, and for week, accompanied by
Mrs. Smith, was a guest at Hotel Vir-
ginia. Mrs. Smith entertained last
week with cards for her niece, and
other affairs have been planned by
other friends.
Mrs. Joseph A. Lewis of Juliette
street returned Yesterday from an abb
sence of three weeks in Montana.
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Mrs. Morris L. Cohen of East Fif-
tieth street is entertaining her sister,
in-law, Mrs. S. f. Cahill, a charming
matron of Houston. Tex.
Friends are planning a number of
affairs for Mrs. Cahill.
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One of the prettiest of home we'd
dings was that which united Miss
Frances Hughes and Frederick w.
Mohlman, and which took place Tues
day evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. David Hughes, on South
Olive street.
The service was read by Rev. ]. NJ.
Newell of Bethesda Presbyterian
church, Rev. H. d. Hoover assisting,
ceremony beneath a canopy of green
cry erected in the living room, where
other decorations were of Shasta dais-
les and ferns.
The bride, who wore handsome lin
gerie gown and carried a bouquet of
white carnations and ferns. had no
maids, her only attendants being her
nieces, Hadassah Frances Thomas and
Frances Winifred Evans, who carried
| lengths of white gauze ribbon tWined
with Shasta daisies and ferns, which
outlined an aisle to the altar.
Mr. and Mrs. Mohlman were at Hotel
Virginia Long Beach, until Thursday,
when they returned for the reception
! given for them thut evening by Mrs.
| Hughes, at which $50 guests were pres
| ent.
! Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
/ were Mrs. Mary =. Mohlman, Mrs. EV-
erett 3. Thomas, Mrs. Palmer Tucker,
! Mrs. John Redfern, Mrs. w A. Davis
of Crockett, Cal, and Miss Sarah E,
| Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohlman will reside at
| 1907 East Fifteenth street, where they
will receive their friends.
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A charming summer visitor to Los
Angeles is Mrs. Wallace Cahill Aver OF
Denver and New York, who. with her
little daughter of six months is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs, James Fl. Abb
bott of Key West street.
Mr.. Aver brought his wife and baby
| from Denver early in the summer, re-
turning within a few days, and coming
again to attend the christening of little
| Della catherine, which took place ir
July at the home of Mr.. and Mrs wal
/ ter Wren on West Seventh street. Mrs
Wallace Spinks and Mrs. Richard Wal
6ron were godmothers and Mr.. Wren
stood as godfather. The little maiden
was named Della after her mother ano
| aunt, Mrs. Abbott, and Catherine fol
| her fathers mother, a noted beauty OF
| Kentucky
Mrs. Aver is keeping quiet this sum-
mer and refusing practically all invi
! tations. as she was not quite strong
when she came and is hoping that the
summer here will benefit both herself
! and baby She will return to New
York early in october
! Miss Mabel Wiles. the charming
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Arnold
of West Seventeenth street, announce
ment of whoe engagement with G. For
rest Arnold, a young business man of
| San Francisco, a few months ago
caused lively regret among her many
friends that her marriage would mean
making her residence away from Los
Angeles, has chosen September % as
the date of the wedding, which is to be
celebrated by Rev. Baker P. Lee IN
| Christ church.
Miss Wues will be attended by four
girl friends as made, Miss Mildred
! Neiswender, Miss Phillippa Mitchell,
| Miss Juanita Lane and Miss Mamie
! Hooper, and her sister, Miss frankie,
will be the maid of honor.
The ushers will include Messrs. Neil,
! Parker and Keenan, of San Francisco