Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22

MISS cARMELITA RosEcRANs
Howard W. seager, Mrs. Don L. Clam
pitt, Mrs. E. G. Luentzel, Mrs. j. A.
Dubbs. Mrs. Charles Morris, Mrs. f.
L. Goldsborough, Mrs. r. K. Wilson,
Mrs. Harry Lutes. Mrs. F. M. Parker,
Mrs. F. A. Brlngham.
Mrs. o. H. Churchill and Mrs. James
Pierpont Davis entertained with
luncheon in honor of Miss Anita
Mathez at Mrs. Churchills home in
South Figueroa street Friday after
noon.
The tables were prettiiy decorated
with pink roses and jasmine and COW
ers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Fred B. Nellums of Manhattan
place has issued invitations for box
party at the Belasco June l to cele-
brate the birthday anniversary of Miss
Mabel Elsperman.
Mrs. Ellen Kennedy Of s23 Third
street, Santa Monica, has as house
guests David Kennedy, wife and chill
Spencer Kennedy of Los Angeles.
Next Saturday afternoon Mrs. Suth-
erland Hutton, Mrs. Fred Salathe ana
Mrs. Jessup of Santa Monica will serve
tea to the members of the tennis, Bad
minton and bridge clubs. most of whom
are members of the Winter Hockey
club. These clubs meet every Satur-
dav afternoon at the casino on Third
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English fashion.
Mrs. George Hackley of Sunset place
will entertain tomorrow evening III
honor of Miss Mathez, who is visiting
Mrs. Charles w. Hinchcliffe In Grand
avenue.
Mrs. B. F. Blinn entertained large
number of friends at the Breakers CLUB
rooms, Ocean Park, with luncheon.
followed by 500. The color scheme OF
red and green was beautifully carried
ont the flowers used beig American
Reautv roses and sprays of ferns
Those assisting the hostess IN recGlV-
inc were Mrs. Bertha Nelson OF Los
gales and Mrs. r. A. Fraser Of Ocean
Park.
The members of the Leonidas club
of Los Angeles have issued over 5Oo
invitations to their annual beach dance,
which is to take place May 70 at tne
Ocean Park dance pavilion; ms wiz
close the winter season and as an uh-
Isne1lv large attendance is expected
the members have chartered private
cars to accommodate guests. A de-
Hghtf,1l time is anticipated by all, as
the club is we'll known for It's ENJOY
able dances.
RT11CA
Third street, Santa Monica, will en-
tartain Saturday with a bridge party
in honor of her house guests, Mrs.
Hendricks and Miss Laura Chase
Smith of Los Angeles.
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The marriage of Miss Mildred Brook
man and Algernon Robert Angel was
soIen1nized at 12 o'clock yesterday III
Ct PauTs pro-cathedral. Dean McCor-
naclx road the marriage lines. The
church was made into a bower of Whlte
carnations, ferns and white tulle bows.
The bride wore a gown of point
d,eenrit over white satin, with large
nictnre hat covered with plumes: She
carried a shower bouquet of lllles OF
the valley. The maid Of honor MISS
Elizabeth Vending of South Pasa7
dena, wore white SATIN ana GarbiTu Itaj,.
white sweet peas and ma1dehhalr
ferns. ,..,ao,.
brother, served Mr.. Angel as pest
man. ,,
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home or the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A M
Brookman, in Ingraham street. Inc
decorations at the house were PINK
sweet Seas and maidenhair ferns.
Significant of Mr.. Angells name the
Mace cards at the brides table were
in the shape Of angels and cupids,
where covers were laid for fifteen of
the brides most intimate friends as
we'll as the members Of the family.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Angel will go to San Francisco
to make their home.
Miss Dorothy Ferron OF Third street
Santa Monica, has just returned from
n three weeks visit to Miss Margaret
Casey of San Pedro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erasmus Wilson enter
tained with a dance at their beautiful
home in Chester place Friday evening
in honor of Miss Grace RoWley, bride
of next month, and Miss Katherine
S+earns. one of this seasons most
charming debutantes. Assisting in re-
ceiying were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ).
RoWley, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Stearns,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mccartney ana
MIR. and Mrs. David Barmore. Mrs
Wilson entertained with similar dances
for Mrs. Mccartney and Mrs Barmore
before their weddings. The house was
beautifully decorated with white roses,
sweet peas and ferns and quantities Of
butterflies were flying throughout the
different rooms. Over one hundred
guests were present and a most enjoy
9bIe evening was passed. Mrs. Will
son is entertaining as house guests
Misses Elsie Delharm and Lila Titus
of Kansas.
Mrs. w. r. McFie and son, Maynard
Merle. left on the limited Friday
morning for trip TO Chicago and New
York.
Among the affairs planned for this
week will he two bridge parties with