Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
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blue messaline and carried an arm
bouquet of Killarney roses.
The brides going-away gown was a
tailored broadcloth of wistaria with
hat and gloves to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salyer will return
from short trip to make their home
| at 1035 st. Andrews place, where they
will receive their friends after
March 20.
Miss Adelaide Stanton and Carl H.
Won Breton were united in marriage
Thursday evening, the ceremony, per-
formed by Rev. J. S. Thompson of the
Independent Church Of Christ, being
solemnized at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Stanton, on
Grattan street.
The bride was attended by Mrs. L. B.
Stanton as matron and by her sister,
! Lillian Stanton, to whom was intrusted
the duties of flower girl. Master Joseph
Butler was ring bearer. John Won Bre-
ton stood with his brother the groom.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Won Breton will reside liz
Los Angeles.
| For Miss Tod Kwis, June bride
elect, Mrs. Walter Bryson of East
| Adams street entertained with a mis-
| cellaneous shower yesterday, a musical
program being enjoyed after the
presentation of gifts.
Friends present to greet the bride
! elect were Mines. F. H. Pearne, F. Y.
Pearne, ]. B. Ginther, Eugene Cobler,
Oscar Geoffrion, Dave Lambert, Ralph
Edinger, Robert Webb, Neil Markoe of
| Venice, La Verne Watt Don Keeler
anu the Misses Lyal Ginther, Pearle
Cole of Whittier and Hettie Glazebrook.
Miss Kwis was special guest at a
| luncheon Of fifteen covers given by Miss
Hettie Glazebrook at Hotel Beresford
Friday.
Miss Lila Kenton and Miss Virginia
Bonner of st. Louis shared the honors,
and other guests were Mrs. Frank
Pearne, Mrs. Jessie Owens, Mrs. Don
Keeler, Mrs. Hazel Lambert, Mrs.
Ralph Edinger, Miss Lyla Campbell,
Miss Elizabeth Holden, Miss Elton
Brooks, Miss Ethel Brown and Miss
Helen Ginther.
Mrs. M. L. Alger of Santee street en-
tertained with a luncheon at Hotel
Lankershim Monday in celebration of
Washington's birthday.
The guests were afterward enter
tained with a matinee party.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Alger's hos
| pitality at this time were Mrs. George
Hasson, Mrs. F. Rettkowsky, Mrs. G.
Downer, Mrs. ]. w. Harris, Mrs. Olin
Alger and Miss Leila Milligan.
s.
La Goldondrina Bridge club was de-
| lightfully entertained Thursday by Mrs.
H. B. Woodill of Lake street. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. A. T. Jergins and
Mrs. George Rector. The players were
Mines r. L. Forsythe, Thomas Wright,
Rudolph Mansard, Harry Harrington,
f. Pierce, Alice Reilly, A. ]. Sherer, A.
T. Jergine, George Rector, Andersen, H.
B. Woodill and S. A. Woodill.
The Orvieto club entertained last
evening with its first anniversary party
dance at Kramer's. The patronesses
were Mrs. Carl H. Barnett, Mrs. Philip
]. Chase, Mrs. George F. Mergell, Mrs.
William A. Myers, Mrs. Frank S. Perry
and Mrs. Carl A. Stutsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson Leavitt,
| formerly of New York and recently Of
| Seattle, have taken a house. Sat 972
| Vermont avenue for the spring and
summer. Mrs. Leavitt's sister, Miss
~Katherine Parsons of New York, is
her house guest for the season.
Woodbury. Business college held its
annual mid-winter reception Friday, in
its new quarters, on the fifth floor of
| the Hamburger building. The rooms
were profusely decorated in acacia
| blossoms. The first part of the pro-
gram consisted Of orchestral and vocal
music. Miss Helen Brown and Miss
Fisher, accomplished vocalists from the
east, contributing. Mrs. Frances King
Headlee delivered her stereopticon lee
ture on Yosemite. She also gave a
series Of Hawaiian moving picture
views, accompanied by delightful sing
! ing by a number Of native Hawaiians.
Later the evening was devoted to dan
cling. The members of the reception
committee were: Mrs. Winifred c..
Mott, Mrs. Grace WendIer, Misses
Laura Jones, Mary Penhiero, Ruth
Titus, Pearl Getchell, Laura Roberts,
Lucy Snider, Messrs Carl Spaulding,
F. c. Newton, E. r. Christopher, Milan
| Vucovich, Fred White, George Tofte,
Glenn Huntington, H. ]. Gilfllan, and
Herman Rosenber acted as floor man.
ager.
Mrs. William H. Fuller of West Thir-
tieth street is entertaining with series
Of affairs at her home, the first of
which,, a luncheon of eight covers, was
an event of Friday, while the second
took place yesterday.
Covers were laid Friday for Mrs.
Robert Cummings Mccormick and her
mother, Mrs. w. r. Williams Of Seat