Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12
Society

Mrs. John w. A. OFF of South Hope |
street left for the east last week ac- |
companied by her daughter, Miss Geor-
gia off, and her son, John. jr. Miss
| OFF will go to washington, d. c., to at |
tend school. and John, jr., will also
enter college in the east They are
planning to be away for the entire
! school year.
Mrs. A. ]. Snodgrass has returned
from a three months trip through Ne |
vada and san Francisco.
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Mrs. Frank Phillips of Park View |
/ avenue entertained with a delightful
card party recently in honor of her Sis |
ter, Mrs, Isham, of San Francisco,
Mrs. G. w. Burton, Miss Thompson |
and Mime. Della w. Andrews, who will
] leave shortly for a visit to New Eng
land. The prizes we're cut glass and
Haviland china dishes.
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Among the weddings OF last week
was that of Miss Sadie Rhoda Smith, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sum
ner Smith, and Frank Henry Padel- !
| ford, which was solemnized at the
residence of the brides parents in
South Marengo avenue, the Rev.
Charles Scott of the Lincoln avenue
church officiating, under the shade of
den. The wedding marches were played
by Miss Ella Alcock, niece of the bride
groom and the bridal party was led
by little Grace Burns. who carried the
ring concealed in a large white rose.
Charline Smith and Florence Alcock
scattered rose petals in the pathway
of the bride. The bride was attired
in a dainty gown of embroidered ba-
/ tiste and her veil was held in place by
a spray of orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower of brides roses and
ferns A reception was held after the
ceremony and Mr.. and Mrs Padelford
left Immediately on wedding trip to
San Diego and Mexico. They will bey4
at home to their many friends after
September 20 in Piru. Among the out
of town guests at the wedding were:
Mr. and Mrs. j.. II. Alcock, the Misses
Ella and Florence Alcock and Mr..
Ralph Alcoek; Mr. and Mrs. D. Filsen-
thai Miss Clara Filsenthal, DR.. Louis
Filsenthal, Mr.. Harry Filsenthal Mrs. !
S. M. Padelford, Mr.. Charles Padel-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nutting,
Mrs. j. C. Butz. Miss Georgiana Os-
borne and Miss Cora Henry
The Misses Mildred and Judith Ives,
who have been passing the summer
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Eugene Ives of Shorb, are plan
ming to return to their home in Wash
! ington, D. c.. early in. october. Mrs.
Ives and her daughters, Miss Annette
and Miss Cora Ives, will accompany
them to the east and will pass. the
winter visiting relatives and friends.
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Among the events of the past week
was a swimming party given by the
Polka Dot club at Bimini baths, Thurs
day evening. The guests were Miss
Margaret Wagner, Miss Mabel Hilton,
Miss Kathlyn Lindner, Miss Ella Fer
guson, Miss Louise Mitchell and Miss
| Pansy Shall.
/ The marriage of Miss Madeline Ybar- |
ra, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ybar-
ra of Houston street, to Rene lie Brun,
! was solemnized w ednesday morning at
| ST. Mary's church in Boyle Heights,
the Rev. Father O'Reagan reading the
mass. .L
The church was decorated with white |
| carnations and ferns. The bride was !
attired in a gown of white silk poplin
with a tulIe VEIL which was held in
place by a wreath of orange blossoms.
| The bridesmaids, the Misses Neil Ybar-
ra and Consuela Rozales, were goWned
alike, in white china silk and carried
showers of white carnations. Edmond
! lie Brun served his brother as best |
man. After the ceremony an elaborate
breakfast was served at the residence
| Of the brides parents and Mr. and Mrs. |
LIE Brun left in the afternoon for a
wedding trip TO San Diego. They will
make their home in 3100 Brooklyn ave-
nue. upon their return.
Mrs. w. G. Cross of Harvard boule-
ward entertained with luncheon |
| Thursday afternoon. Cecil .Brunner |
| and Maman Cochet roses were used |
/ ir great profusion in the decorations,
| and covers were laid for Mrs. Robert |
/
| Miss Marjorie Buchanan, Miss Mar
jorie Van Deusen, Miss Idel Norris, |
Miss Anna Latimer, Miss Jean Case,
Miss Maud Latimer and Miss Edith |
| Ervine.
The Right Rev. Bishop Joseph H:
johnson will leave for Cipcinnati
shortly to attend the general conven-
! tion of the Episcopal church. which
will convene there. He will be ac-
companied by the dean of st. Pam's
pro- cathedral, William MacCormack,
Rev. Lewis G.. Morris and the Rev.
DR.. Hibbard, who have been elected as
deputies to the convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Underwood
| of West Forty-seventh street enter
! tanned with a card party Saturday
evening in honor of their sister, Miss
Sadie Underwood, whose marriage to
Henry Garren will be solemnized Oc-
tober Ii. The affair was in the nature
of a china shower. and the whole eff
feet of the evening was carried out IN
! Chinese decorations, lanters covered
the electric lights, Chinese money was
used to keep the score and the prizes
for the cards were in the Chinese ware.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Max Mancha, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Mann,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dal Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Moody, Mr.. ard Mrs. Otto Valentine,
Mrs. Jennie T. Kirkham Mrs May I'm
| C,orrea. Jessie McCabe. Cassie Nc
| Cabe, Gertrude Robertson, Mary Slo-
cum, Mary Bouquet, Mabel Sullivan,
Helen Aitken, Harry Wenger Rollin'
Kearns, James Bell, Ray Carpenter
Elmer Ralphs, Irving Metzler, Noel |
Edwards, Everett Mcdonald, Philip
Landers, George Myers and Ernest
| Coons. '.-