Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-28
Society,"

Miss Andrietta Glassell of Glendale,
whose engagement to Clark Sommers
recently was announced, will be the
honor guest today at luncheon given
by Mrs. Frank A. Stone at her home
in Hoover street. The guests will in
clude members of Miss Glassells bridal
party.
Mrs. Andrew Glassell and her daugh-
ter will go to their summer home at
Balboa later in the week and will en-
tertain party of guests for the week
end
Masses of pink sweet peas formed
canopy of flowers under which Miss
Anna Elizabeth Young and Herbert F..
Bridges were married last night at 5
o'clock. The marriage service was read
by the Rev Warren f. Day in the
presence of about 100 guests.
The ceremony took place in the music
room, which was elaborately decorated
with pink and white flowers. Music for
the bridal procession and during the
ceremony was furnished by Miss Helen
Power.
The bride wore a costume of white
chiffon over white silk, long tulle veil
was held in place with a spray of
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley. Her only ornament
was q rope of pearls, a wedding gift
from the bridegroom.
Miss Katherine Young and Miss Lucy
Young sisters Of the bride, were her
attendants, and both wore becoming
frocks of pale pink silk and carried
great arm bouquets of pink roses. Mrs.
Nelson Young, the mother of the bride,
ell 1Ir wit iat
ments.
The library, where the gifts were dis
played. was decorated with pink roses
and sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges will pass three
weeks in touring Southern California,
and afterward will go to their new
home at Sierra Madre, where they viii
reside Mr.. Bridges is the son of Mrs.
S. j. Bridges and is one of the well
Miss Anna K. Alyea of New York
city was among the guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Ward and
Miss Ward of Chicago are guests at
Hotel Virginia.
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Augusta List and
Samuel Mckee has been announced
The marriage will take place Septem-
ber 16 at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. d. List, 1856
South Pasadena avenue, and early in
October Mr.. Mckee and his bride will
go to the orient to engage in missionary
labors.
Miss Helen Sewer was the guest of
honor yesterday at a china shower ar
ranged for her by Mrs. Paul Bresee
and Miss Sue Bresee, 1926 Santee street.
Five hundred was played during the
early afternoon. The rooms were ar
ranged with ropes of smilax and fern,
with pink ribbons intertwined, and the
hall was banked with green. Guests of
the afternoon were Mrs. j. T. Parker
of Pasadena, Mrs. Esther Carpenter of
Huntington Beach, Mrs. Charles Dick
son of Santa Monica, Mrs. L. T. Will
liams, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Mrs. e.
Hustled, Mrs. G.. Moberly, Mrs. D.
Dennis, Mrs. E. H. Bresee, Mrs. F.
Devlin, Mrs. J. Hilton, Mrs. II. G. Clip
rico, Mrs. r. c. Epperson, Mrs. E.
Rowland, Mrs. ]. c. Ennon, Mrs. Law
renee Sewer, Mrs. ]. r. Riley, Mrs. NJ
Ashworth, Mrs. Harold West, Mrs. j
Saunders, Mrs. Louis Wilson, Mrs
Pearl Moore, Mrs. j. Bera Beardon and
the Misses Martha Umpthank. Edith
Marion of Ocean Park, Ella Dennis
Edna Padrick, Anna McHoughton,
Mamie Barr. Merle Stockton, Alice
Russell, Jennie Dick, Lulu Whitaker,
Lena Whitaker, Maude Whitaker,
Mamie Young, Anna Jones, Minnie
Dickson, Irene stephens, Florence Irish
and Cora Snyder
s.
Miss Constance Collins was the honor
guest at a five hundred party yester-
day afternoon given by Mrs. Cyril Kup-
fer and Mrs. VIII Siler at the home of
Mrs. Kupfer in Cherry street. Roses
and ferns provided the color scheme in
pink and green, and there were hand
painted score cards. Six tables were
played
Miss Collins is visiting Miss Gladys
Rowley and will be entertained with
many novel and pleasant functions
while in Los Angeles.
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A home wedding of interest to many
friends was that celebrated yesterday
when Miss Norma Haines and Willard
Clayton McRae We're married at high
noon. After a short wedding trip in
Catalina, Mr.. and Mrs. McRae will re-
turn and make their home in a delight
full new bungalow, S27 East Jefferson
street, where they will receive their
friends after September.
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Miss Emmie Luentzel of Los Angeles,
soon to become the bride of Craig Hor-
ton, was honored this afternoon by a
card party and hosiery shower given
by Miss Ethel Dubbs at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dubbs,
1913 San Vicente avenue, Santa Monica.
There were twenty-four guests, men,
bers of the younger social set of Los
Angeles, Long Beach and Santa Monica.
Numerous gifts were received by Miss
Luentzel Decorations were chiefly of
pink, Shasta daisies and carnations ap-
pearing throughout the parlor, drawing
room and halls. Refreshments were
served on the porch, where the guests
could view the beautiful sunset over the
ocean back of Point Dune.
Miss Dubbs, who is to be bridesmaid
at the coming wedding of her friend, is
a popular member of Santa Monica and
beach society and resides with her
family in a handsome mansion of Greek
architecture, which overlooks the
Palisades and lies in the midst of at
tractiVe grounds
Many other affairs will be given for
Miss Luentzel, anticipating her we'd
ding on July 81.
Mrs. Frederick L. Goldsborough en-
tertained with a pretty luncheon and
card party at her home in Wesley ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon. Mrs John
Kohler Marsh, her daughter, who is
visiting from Omaha, was the guest
of honor.
Lavender, sweet peas and California
poppies were used for decorations, and
the ices, candies and cakes cor
responded in color.
Places were marked with dainty
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