Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31

Carolyn Bruins, 1872 East Thirty-ffth
street, entertained with box party ut
the Belasco yesterday. Following th5
performance tea was served at the Al
exandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cawston and
son, Edwin Cawston, Jr., of Pasadena,
have returned after an absence Of
year in England.
In celebration Of the ninth anniver-
sarv Of the birth Of her little daugh-
ter, Marjorie, Mrs. ]. G. Smith enter
tanned yesterday afternoon, the guests
being asked for o'clock.
The program of games included a
valentine hunt, in which a prize was
awarded to Helen Schneider for find
ing the greatest number of valentines.
The birthday cake was decorated with
nine red candles and had a border OF
tiny dolls around the edge. Place cards
were small valentines and tiny rose
baskets served for favors.
Other guests sharing the pleasant
occasion with the hostess were Laura
Meyers, Alchea Adams, Elenor Snod-
grass, Barbara Neuner, Olive Clark,
Lucy Clark, Ruth Brauer, Irene Brauer,
jeanette Fishburn, Marguerite West
and Hdith Weber.
Mrs. A. B. Holson, assisted by her
daguhter, Mrs. Sturges, was hostess at
violet luncheon and whist party at
her home, 1900 West Twenty ninth
place, Friday afternoon, when she en-
tertained the members Of the Wild Rose
Whist club.
Mrs. r. Knox and daughter, who have
been spending the past month in Los
Angeles. will make trip to Honolulu
on account Of Miss Knox's health.
Miss Florence Small, who has been
spending the last month in Los Ange-
les, expects to leave tomorrow on a
pleasure trip to Tahiti.
Mrs. Mehitable Garfield Trowbridge
celebrated her eightieth birthday on
Thursday, January %, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. w. Olds, on Euclid
avenue. The guest of honor was Mrs
Garfield of South Pasadena, wife of the
late President Garfield.
One Of the largest weddings of the
season was solemnized in the orthodox
religion the afternoon of January 4 in
Turnverein Germania hail., when Mr.
and Mrs. David Laietsky gave in mar
riage their daughter Rose to Harry
Thompson, son of Mrs. F. Thompson.
Rabbi Mayer officiated. The young peo-
pie are prominent socially and have
many friends.
The bride was gowned in white mes
saline IT, trimmed in Irish point, while
Miss Anna Cohn, maid of honor, wore
blue messaline. The bridesmaids wore
Miss May Thompson, sister of the
groom, Miss Lila Busch, Miss Hilda
Topper and Miss Anna Kaufman, who
were gowned respectively in apricot,
blue and pink messaline. The bride
carried a cluster bouquet of bride roses,
the flowers of the bridesmaids CORE
spending with their gowns.
Immediate relatives who according to
Jewish custom stood with the contract
ing couple were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Goulson, uncle and aunt of the groom,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Nupof, brother-in-
law and sister Of the bride.
The best men were Benjamin E. Lai-
etsky and Charles Laietsky. brothers of
the bride, J. Ludgin Of Chicago, cousin
OF the bride, and Al Horowitz.
Immediately after the ceremony sup
per was served to 400 guests. Mr.. Goul-
son was an able POSTMASTER. while the
responses made by Rabbi Mayer and
Mr.. Berman were received with loud
applause.
The march for the entrance of the
bridal party and a program following
the ceremony was rendered by Laiet-
sky's orchestra, which also played for
dancing. which was enjoyed until late
hour. During an intermission Mr.
Kaufman and Rabbi Mayors children
were heard In vocal selections, and
recitations were given by Miss Dalia
Fitzgerald and Ben Goldberg. The
bride received many costly gifts of cut
glass, silverware and furniture
After two weeks trip to San Diego,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson will receive
their friends at 2O91k Beaudry avenue.
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An enjoyable surprise party was
given Friday night in honor of Trent