Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-04
Society

TT WAS b pretty home wedding at
which Miss Bessie Atrial HellYar
and Grant Ivan Peoples pledged
their troth yesterday at 1880 O'Clock,
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
William II. Hellyar, on South Hope
street The occasion, simple but most
impressive, was attended only by the
members of the families of the con-
tracing parties, immediate relatives
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Brock and Her
bert j. Watcher, jr. Rev. Hugh X;
Walker. ID. D., pastor of Immanuel
Presbyterian church, officiated
Harp music was furnished by Mrs. j.
M. Jones
The bride was charming in modish
fawn- colored gown and carried a show
er bouquet of lilies of the valley. Upon
eighty years young" Grandfather Kerr
devolved the happy duty of giving the
bride in marriage. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Harry Hellyar, who.
was daintily attired in a white lingerie
gown and carried Cecil Bruner roses.
Harry Helyar, brother of the bride.
served Mr.. Peoples as groomsman. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, which was per-
formed beneath large bell of bios
soms a sumptuous wedding breakfast
was served, the tables being gayly be-
decked with pleasing color scheme OF
red and green. Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples
will pass their honeymoon in the north
rn part OF the state, returning about
December / to be at home at 45S South
Hope street
A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized last evening when Miss Mildred
Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Tate of East Twenty-seventh street, be-
came the bride of Frank Rohring of
this city Rev A. G. Smither of the
First Christian church officiated, and
Miss Hazel Bradley played softly dur
ing the service.
The bride was gowned in white silk
and lace, and carried bride roses. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Greeta
Tate who wore pale blue messaline and
carried Cecil Bruners. Fred Reyer
stood with the groom.
After n short wedding trip through
the north Mr. and Mrs. Rohring will
make their home at the st. Charles
apartments on West Seventeenth
street. where they will receive their
friends after November II.
Members of Palestine chapter of the
Eastern Star entertained with a linen
shower for Miss Tate recertly at her
home. At the same affair the announce
ment was made of the enga cement of
Miss Hazel Bradley. and Fred Reyer.
Miss Mary Anderton. daughter of
Mrs. Mary Anderton of Hollywood. and
Will Engle of Los Angeles were mar
ried yesterday morning at o'clock in
the church of the Blessed Sacrament,
Rev. Edward r. Kirk officiating.
Mr. and Mrs Engle will return from
trip to San Francisco to reside in Los
Angeles.
s.
At the home of the brides parents on
Cordova street Monday evening was
solemnized the marriage of Miss Hazel
.Iolr .Ia v.1
Little Hazel Ward carried the ring
and the marches were played byS Mrs.
Scott Campbell Rev j. NJ. Schaefle
performed the marriage in the presence
of about fifty guests. A formal dinner
followed the ceremony.
After a brief wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Neegard will return to Los Ange
les to reside, making their home at 1885
Bonita avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Odel Weed of
Gardena have issued invitations for the |
wedding of their daughter, Miss Helen, |
and Chauncey Mahannan, which is to
take place in the Methodist Episcopal
church in Gardena the evening of No |
eTember TO- A reception at the home of
the brides parents will follow the
church service.
Mrs. John Ward Gibson of Union ave- |
nue. complimented Miss Weed with an |
informal afternoon yesterday. being as
sisted by Mrs. Frederick ]. Fitzgerald |
Mrs. Rhena Glenn of Corona and Mrs. |
r. Fl. Gaylord of Pasadena
Guests present to meet Miss Weed |
were Mrs. Zaek Graham, Mrs. G. A. |
Broughton, Mrs. N. f. Davis, Mrs. |
Mary Nay, Mrs. II. II. Dyer Mrs. Ma |
poleon Curtain, Mrs. Fred McLaugh- |
lin, Mrs. Vernon w. Jeffers Mrs. Fred |
Gross, Mrs. Morris NJ Armstrong. Mrs. |
Edward Hopkins, Mrs. Stanley Math- |
ews Mrs W. Il. Henderson, Mrs. A. /!
Byron Hubbell, Mrs. Frank Lower, |
Mrs. NJ. d. Huff of Corona Mrs. Eu-
gene Tuttle of Glendale, Mrs. Alfred |
Jackman of Gardena and Miss Pauline |
Davis. Miss Maude Nay, Miss Maude |
McCullum, Miss Gladys Wilkinson, |
Miss Ethel A. Tanning, Miss Margaret |
Cordiner, Miss Bessie Wannschaff. Miss |
Hazel Mccartney and Miss Cecilia |
Lower.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Souden gave a |
handsomely appointed dinner of ten |
covers last night at their home on East |
Twenty-eighth street. this being the /
first of series with which they viii en- |
tertain.
The beautiful new Rose of Killarney
was combined with sprays of maiden |
hair fern for the center piece. There |
were places for Mr.. and Mrs Franl, n |
walsh, Mr.. and Mrs ChorIar NEarr..s |