Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-13
Society

n event of interest to friends from
u the Atlantic to the Pacific was
- the ninetieth birthday anniver-
sary of Madam Caroline NJ. Severance,
celebrated yesterday at eel Nido," her
West Adams street home.
Callers were received informally
during the afternoon and by night the
house resembled a bower by reason of
the profusion of floral tributes re-
ceived. Flowers and letters were sent
by all the local clubs, and absent
friends remembered the date with let
ters or telegrams
At family dinner which crowned
the day covers We're laid for Madam
Severance, j. Seymour Severance, a
son who arrived from San Francisco
in the morning. Mark Sibley Sever
ance of San Bernardino, Mrs. Pierre
Severance and William Severance; a
daughter and grandson from New Bed
ford, Mrs. G. A. Severance; a cousin
from st. Paul, Miss Seymour and
brother of Los Angeles and Miss Hoke,
Madam Severance's friend and secre-
tary, who lives with her.
The date will be further observed by
the Friday Morning club tomorrow,
when a formal luncheon will be given
in Madam Severance's honor
s.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Whitmore was host
eSS yesterday at a daintily appointed
luncheon given at the Alexandria in
compliment to Miss Maybelle Kendall,
whose marriage with Vernon Goodwin
is to take place Saturday in the
Church of the Angels.
Besides Mrs. Whitmore and Miss
Kendall there We're covers for Mrs.
Alexander MacKeigan, Mrs. A. H.
Busch, Mrs. Erwin A. Mcmillan Mrs.
Max Chapman, Miss Helen MacMeanes
of Santa Rosa, Miss May Ridgeway,
Mis- Katherine Ridgeway, Miss Jes-
sica Brown of Toledo, Ohio, Miss Lou
Winder and Miss Anna Andrews.
Miss Kendall entertained a party of
twenty last night at an informal sup
per and dance at the Los Angeles
Country club, her guests being the
young women and men of her bridal
party and a few friends. Mr. Good
win is entertaining with a dinner to-
morrow night at the Alexandria for
the men who will serve as ushers at
the wedding.
Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Satterlee have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Mrs. Ethel @. Ben
nett, and Burt Thompson, a lawyer of
Forest City, Iowa, the ceremony to-
take place February ,.
was solemnized yesterday at noon,
when Miss Rose Sabichi, daughter of
Mrs. NJ. w. SabiChi of South Figueroa
street, became the bride of Dr. Har-
risons Albert Putnam, Rev. Patrick
Macdonald of ST., Vincent's church
performing the c -remony at the bride'sI
home in the presence of relatives and
intimate friends only.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, DIR. George c.
Sabichi, who came from San Fran
cisco for the ceremony, was gowned in
white Oriental chiffon, heavily en-
broidered and trimmed with lace and
pearls. Her veil was fastened with a
wreath of lilies of the valley and she
carried a shower bouquet of the same
flowers
Miss Beatrice Sabichi, who attended
her sister as maid of honor, was at
tired in pale blue Oriental silk trimmed
with gold lace and pearls and carried
Cecil Bruner roses. Walter Erring
stood with the groom, and ribbon
bearers. gowned alike i'm pale blue chif-
fon and carrying shower bouquets of
brides roses and ferns, We're Miss
Elizabeth Childs of Pasadena, Miss
Clara Leonardt, Miss June MesmerI
and Miss Julia Smith.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Helen
Tape sang an ave Maria and Call
Me Thine own" Orchestral music
was rendered during the wedding
breakfast
On their return from a six weeks
wedding trip DR.. and Mrs. Putnam
will occupy their new home in lngle-
wood, where they will receive friends
after March l.
Mrs William S. Cross of West Twen-
ty-ninth street will entertain with a
heart luncheon February s. the affair
being in compliment to her cousin, Miss
Sarah Fulker, daughter of the late
Judge F'ulker of Oshkosh, the niece of
the late Senator FullSer of Denver, who
is in Los Angeles to make her home.
Guests will include only unmarried
friends of the hostess.
Mrs. Cross will entertain early in
April with a luncheon to meet Mrs Lii
liam Burkhart Goldsmith, the guests ON
this occasion being married women.
ID
Mrs. Foster NJ. Price and Miss Mae