Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
Society

few Intimate friends only. The house
was decorated with potted plants and
ferns, white roses and carnations be-
ing used in great profusion. A beauu-
full basket of Cecil Brunner roses
formed the decoration for the center of
the brides table, and clusters of white
roses were used on the mantels and
tables. The bride, who was unattended,
was gowned in a becoming gown OF
brown broadcloth with a picture hat
covered with black plumes and carried
a shower of lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Winchester left for trip and will re-
turn October for short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wartelle, after which
they will make their home at Ocean
Park.
Since the announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Wartelle many af-
fairs have been given in her honor,
among them a shower with which Miss
Hortense Barnhart Jones entertained.
The guests were members of the
Emanon club, and five hundred was
played after luncheon, the prizes being
hand painted china, the handiwork Of
the hostess.
Invitations have been isued by Mr..
and Mrs. F. e. Kendall of West JEFF
ferson street for the marriage of their
uduS1I6Ts MISS Nildi lOllC INCiibNii5 ~
Horace M. Russell of Riverside, the
ceremony to be solemnized at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Friday
evening. Mrs. Kendall will entertain
with a reception this afternoon in honor
of her daughter and will be assisted
in receiving by Miss Edith Russell and
Miss Myrtle Clampitt. More than $50
invitations have been issued. Among
the pre-nuptial entertainments given. in
Miss Kpp6a1ps honor was china
shower given by G. Lyman Proctor of
Normandie street Friday afternoon.
The house was decorated with red and
green, geraniums and ferns, combined
with ribbons and shaded candelabra,
making a charming effect. The prize
was won by Miss Kendall, and the
guests included Mrs G. W. Russell,
Mrs. F. e. Kendall Mrs. Joseph >Shive-
ley, Mrs. Fl. e. Clampitt, Mrs. William
Earle, Mrs. William Kilgore, Mrs. Doris
Van Ornum and the Misses Edith Rus
sell, Myrtle Clampitt, Nora Reser and
DR.. Minnie Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. chauncey L. Higbee
formerly Of West Ninth street have
moved into their new home at 1899
Rosewood avenue, where they are at
home to their friends.
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In honor OF her bridal party Miss
Reba Smith entertained with a dinner
party last evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Smith in
Wilton place. Miss Smith will become
the bride Of Clarence Variel Thursday
evening, the ceremony being read at
the Independent Church of Christ in
South Figueroa street. The table was
decorated with pink enchantress car
nations and ferns and the place favors
were German souvenirs which Miss
Smith collected during her travels
abroad. Covers were laid for Mrs. Guy
Culver Smith of Little Rock, Ark,
Miss Eula Smith, Miss Greta Angus
tine Of San Rafael, Miss Lou Johnstone
Ward Miss Caroline Lenz, Clarence
Variel, r. H. F. Variel jr., Carroll
King, Philip Thatcher, Alfred Sails
bury and S. Gordon Ingle, jr., of San
Diego.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards, who
will leave the first week in October for
the east to continue her studies in
music, many entertainments are being
planned by her friends before her de-
parture. Mrs. J. G. Brown of Westlale
avenue entertained with a bridge
luncheon in honor of Miss Richards
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Mathew
Everhardy of AIvarado terrace will be
hostess at a bridge luncheon Wednes-
of Arapahoe street will entertain with
party Friday evening and Mrs. e. ].
Brent of Berkeley square has issued
invitations for a chanticleer lunch on
Tuesday afternoon, September 81. Miss
Richards is planning to visit in New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and most
of the eastern cities of interest before
her return.
The many friends in Los Angeles will
be interested to learn Of the marriage
of Miss Margaret j. Foley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Foley of
Princeton, N. j., to Walter A. Hawley
of Los Angeles, which was solemnized
in st. Vibiana's cathedral Wednesday
evening in the presence of the family
and a few intimate friends only. Mr. |
and Mrs. Hawley left imedlately for a
short wedding trip and will be at home
to their friends after October 1 at 927
Francisco street.
The marriage of Miss Greeta L. |
Coons of Buffalo, N, Y, to Orlando c.
yesterday at high noon at the par
sonage of the First Methodist church.
the Rev. Charles Edward Locke Of
Mr. and Mrs. Vogel will re-
ceive their friends at 1541 Western ave-
nue. at the conclusion of a wedding trip
through the south.
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The marriage of Miss Katherine Nc
Ilvane of Warrensburg, Mo-, to Charles
M. Eldridge of Los Angeles was sol |
emnized in Santa Barbara Thursday
evening. Miss McIlvane has been visit |
ing in San Francisco, and both arrived !
in Santa Barbara in time for the cere- |
mony. They returned to Los Angeles
Saturday, where they will make their |
home.
Mrs. Willis Blood celebrated the an
Of her birthday with beau |
tifully appointed dinner. The home at |
1884 Mound avenue was decorated with |
pink and green, roses and ferns being |
used in the dinner table and covers |
were laid for Mrs. d. A. Blood and the |
Misses Lillian and Lucy Blood, Mrs. |
Edith PerlSey Of Topeka, Miss Florence |
Clifford and Maurice Clifford,
s.
In honor of Mrs. William E. Horn, |
who will leave soon for an indefinite |
visit through the east, Mrs w. A. |
of Bonnie Brae street en-
tertained recently The house was |
decorated with cut flowers |
and ferns and the prizes were won by |
Mrs. Gardiner Greene Howland and |
Miss Grace Perkins. Covers were laid |
for Mrs. w. e. Horn Mrs. George w. |
Perkins, Mrs. Robert H. Comstock, Mrs. |
G.. G.. Rowland, Mrs. Charles +. Ram |
say Mrs. James Worden Mrs. r. l.. |
Patterson, Mrs. e. H. Porter, Mrs. ]. |
c. Cunningham, Mrs. Meredith P. Sny- |
der, Mrs. d. r. Brown, Mrs. George |
Rector, Mrs. r. Morrison, Mrs. j. p. |
DuPuy Miss M. p. Olmstead and Miss |