Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-20
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ander.
The garden was transformed into a
miniature grove, which was radlaiI
with many vari-colored japanese IAN
terms and graced by a throng OF oeau-
tifully-gowned women and their es-
corts.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Baker p. Lee, rector of Christ church
and during the reading of the service
music was softly rendered by tlle
quartet of the Pasadena Presbyterian
church. accompanied by an orchestra,
which also played the famlllar WeuulilS
marches. how'd
The bride was queenly in a hand
some robe of white lace, over Whlcil
the shimmering folds of tulle ven IGll
to the hem of the court traine, ana ti'e
- beautiful toilette was completed ny q
n shower bouquet of orchids ana INES VI
|fthe valley. Her attendants, VINO wore
smart white lingerie gowns anu ca ~
mink roses, were her sister, MISS Roma
bradford. maid of honor; Mrs. KAY
rnond Bradford, matron of honor anu
Miss Margaret Wathen OF LoulsNlIle'
XIV. bridesmaid. 49,.
RAYMOND Bradford, brother OF tne
bride, served as pest nlat, Rav~
groomsmen were Clarh n 1873" "'
mond Moore. ,,,,
At the conclusion of the ceremony
an deliberately appointed supper was
served in the spacious mousse PlIA
sweet peas and ferns being useo
throughout as decoration 49,.
At the bridal table, which was
adorned with a massive centerplece d
mink sweet peas and pink rose faVors,
nlaces were marked by heart-shapeu
cards for Rev and Mrs. Baker I. LTe'
Mrs. Charles Alexander of Mexico, MI.
and Mrs. C. S. Bradford and members
of the bridal party -. 80 =,
the evening for an eXtened bridal tour
IS
Mr.. and Mrs George Perrine OF san
Francisco who were members OF I,lo
California party which escorted lIle
travelling silver trowel of the Masohs
70 Mexico last week, are in Los An
geles for a few days on their way nortn
Mr.. Perrine was speaker pro tenn OF
the state assembly last winter
Mrs. Bruce Cass of Glendale place
has sent out several hundred invita-
lions for a reception SATURDAY
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Mrs. Thomas Wright Phillips and
Miss Angelica Phillips Of Harvard bou-
Ieyard have issued cards for Wednes-
day afternoon, June 2, from 2;SO to 3.
MISS Florence JuOi N''o
Tuesday at a luncheon given at her
home on Bonnie Brae street in compll-
ment to her cousin, Mrs. Raymond
Trjmble of ST Louis, who arrived Mon
day night for visit of two weeks.
Friends of the hostess who came to
greet Mrs. Trimble were Mrs. Wlliiam
Horace Day, Mrs Harry G.. Mines,
Mrs. William Webb OF Mexico CltS'
Mrs. Frederick Fabrick Mrs. Lewis z.
Judd of Mexico City, Miss Mary Ber-
nard, Miss Lily Olhausen Miss Louise
Hauser, Miss Irene Mocker of san
Francisco Miss Semone Ruch, Miss
Elsie Knecht, Miss Marie Schuman.
Miss Clara Scott. Miss Daisy Dake OF
Pasadena.
Miss Scott is giving a box party at
the Belasco this afternoon for Mrs
Trimble, and several other delightful
gatherings are being planned in her
honor
Mrs. ]. A. Anderson of Shatto place
entertained Tuesday with a daintily
appointed bridge luncheon, the guests
being asked to meet Miss Rle Ander-
son of San Diego.
The handsome rooms were made es-
pecialIy attractive for the occasion by
a profusion of blossoms, Scotch broom,
American Beauty and Mamon Co
chet and Marshal Mel roses. with
quantities OF PINK sweet peas lSAulIS
their beauty and fragrance.
Among the guests present besides
Miss Anderson to enjoy the contest
were Mrs. M. c. Burnett, Mrs. Adams
Darling, Mrs. H. c. GoOding, Mrs.
owen H. Churchill, Mrs. Edwin T.
Earl, Mrs William Knight Mrs. H.
Guy Hagerty, Mrs. J. II. Miles Mrs.
Claire S. Tappan, Mrs. Carrie Moody,
Mrs. s. C. Brand, Mrs. w. e. Selbie of
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Reuben Shelter. Mrs. w. X. Reese,
Mrs. w. c. Tonkin, Mrs CoXhead Of
San Francisco. Mrs. A. L. Macleisn,
Mrs. Marion r. Gray, Mrs. George j.
FIackley, Mrs. d. d. Anderson, Mrs.
Starr Warson, Miss Gertrude Gooding,
Miss Eugene Rixon Miss GenevieVe
Wilson, Miss Dorothy Macleish, Miss
Nora Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Simons of Boyle
avenue entertained a motor party of
eleven Sunday with a trip to Camulos
rancho, Ramonas home in Matilajd
canyon, at the foot of Mount Wilson.
Guests were Mrs and Mrs. Fishbeck'
Miss Ruth Yerger, Miss Mamie Ron
mel, Messrs. Joseph Simons, T, Ia Bent
ley. Master Joe Simons and little Vir-
gina Fishbeck,
Miss Marie Taggert of Los Angeles,
who is VISITING frlendS In san FRAN
CISCO was special guest recently at a
bridge given by Miss Florence Aitl1in.
The marriage of Miss Marie Sly and
Louis Vessel of Montana will be quiet
ly celebrated this morning at the home
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. Hugh
e. Smith, on West Eighth street.
There are to be no attendants, only
the brides aunt, Miss Ella Drew, and
a few friends being present. The bride
will wear a blue tailored travelling
gown and the young couple will leave
Immediately after the wedding break
fast for the Grand canyon and Mon
tana.
Miss Sly has numerous friends in
Los Angeles. where she has made her
home for the past five years, during
which period she taught at the Corn
we'll street school. Mr. Vessel is con-
nected with the forestry service in
Montana, where he and his bride will
make their home.
s.
Mrs. George Yule of South Ffgueroa
street will entertain tomorrow with a
luncheon at Christopher's, to be given
in compliment to Miss Constance
Johnston, fiancee of William Winter
A box party at the Orpheum will be
enjoyed later.
Guests will include Mrs. D. A.
Schweitzer, Mrs. Harry Rice, Mrs
Charles Bright, Mrs. Leo lessen, Mrs
William Johnston, Miss Edna Yule,
Miss Anna Messmore, Miss Florence
Winter, Miss Nora Gunner and Miss
Clara Salmon.