Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shook, Mrs. J. Rick
ard, Mrs. L. L. Errett, Miss Alicia
Woodwork, Miss Alena Woodwork,
Miss Gladys Dewitt, Miss Edith E.
Dewitt, H H. Crouch,
Mr.. Wood is playing at the First M
E. church of Pasadena for the Y. M.
c. A. this afternoon, and Tuesday night
will be among the guests at reception
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs r. j.
Angelotri, who are old-time friends.
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One of the smartest weddings of the
week occurred Tuesday night at the
home of the bride on Coronado street,
when Baroness Anita Won Meir became
the bride of Otto Van der Steinen, a
prominent business man and Elk of
Los Angeles. The service was read by
Rev. John L. Pitner, D. D.
To the strains of the "Lohengrin'
bridal chorus, played by Oscar Seller,
Vlolinist, with accompaniment by Prof.
Klahns, the bridal party descended the
stairs, led by Miss Anita Won den
Steinen, Miss Rachel Harper and Miss
Dolly Knight, young women attending
the WeStlake school, The bride wore
an imported gown of duchess lace, her
only ornament being a diamond tiara,
the gift of the groom. Mrs. Joseph
Campbell, as matron of honor, was at
tired in an empire gown of net over
silk.
The ceremony was performed before
an altar of palms, in which tiny cleo
trio lights were interviewer. The rooms
were beautifully decorated, a profusion
OF carnations being used to develop a
color scheme of pink and white, while
the mantles were banked with maiden
hair fern and the ceilings were fes-
tooned with ropes of asparagus pIumo-
sus.
Following the ceremony, during
which Miss Knight sang 20 Promise
Me-" a reception was held.
An elegantly appointed dinner was
served to intimate friends at the ad-
joining home of Mrs George Graham.
Pink sweet peas were the flowers used,
and each table was graced with a pink
shaded candelabra. Hidden by a screen
of palms, an orchestra dispensed music
during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won den Steinen are
passing their honeymoon at Coronado,
and will be at home to friends after
February 1.
Xopiea club gave the annual event, a
fancy dress ball, at the EbeIl club
house Wednesday night, many unique
and interesting characterizations being
presented.
Members and friends will be enter
ta1ned with an tnvitationaI affair at
Kramer's during February, for which
a large number Of invitations have been
issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Galley, who were
married in Kalispell, Mont, January A.
and who are making a leisurely we'd
ding trip to their home in San Bernar-
dino, have arrived in Los Angeles from
Seattle, Wash, on the steamer State
| of California, and are visiting Mrs. Ca
ley's sister and brither-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stephan, on North Grand
avenue. Mrs. Galley was Miss Bessie
Rice of Columbia Falls, Mont, before
her marriage.
After few days visit in Los Angeles
Mr.. Galley will take. his bride to San
Bernardino, where they will reside
Mr.. Galley is connected with the for
estry service.
In order to establish permanent
fund for the Shrine charities, MEM
bers of AL Malaikah temple are plan
ming to entertain with ball at Shrine
auditorium the evening of January 81.
The Shrine needs to raise $1,000 to
finish meeting the expense of the Santa
Claus work of 1908, in addition to
which hopes are entertained that the
public will respond so generously to
this call for aid that there will remain
goodly sum in the treasury with
which to meet future emergencies.
FoliOWlng are the names OF the re-
ception and floor committees for the
charity ball:
Reception committee-A. w. Skinner.
chairman: A. S. Abbott, George P.
Adams, Charles G. Andrews, A. A.
Caldwell. H. M. Binford, DR.. S. E.
Burke. M. A. Bresee, G. A. Brock, w.
A. Bonynge. N. Blackstock, R. w.
Bailey, G. c. Bowen, T. H. Broadhead.
F. H. Brooks. DR.. c. M. Benbrook, Will
lis H. Booth. A. S. Bradford, John Burr,
j. c. Cribb, j. c. Cline, A. B. Cass w.
E. Chamberlain, w. B. Corwin, J. Ross
Clark, James Clarke, r. w. Dromgold,
F. M. Douglass, c. E. DeCamp, w. M.
Dixon, Norman M. Entler, c. V. EccIe-
stone, Matt w. Everhardy, F. E. Eng
strum, Adolph Frankel, DIR. Lewis E
Ford, James A. Foshay, Frank G. Fin
layson, John E. Fishburn, Frank Full
ton, G. R. Frampton, William M
Humphreys, E. w. Hopkins, j. E. Hart
ell, William H. Holiday, Paul Haupt,
Leslie r. Hewitt, John F. Hughes, w.
G, Hutchinson, F. w. Houser, P. w.
Garn, w. T. Gillis, Eugene Germain.