Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

drich, Mrs. George II. Wyman, Miss
s. Marion Tanner, Miss Sarah Rogers,
Miss Elsie Hermann, Miss Kate NC
Donald, Miss Alma Hicks, Miss Eliza
beth Tanner, Miss Virginia Linehan'
Miss Stella Walters, Miss May Mac
Donald and Miss Tot Lund
s.
A pretty wedding was solenlnized az
the home of Mrs. F. e. Randolph, 6So
South workman street, on Wednesday
evening, when her daughter Pearl ana
Gustav Walther were united In mar
riage, Rev. ]. N. Smith officiating,
The bridal couple stood beneath
true lovers knot of ferns and prldal
wreath, above which was suspended a
white dove, carrying in its Dill KNOT
of white satin ribbons, the ends OF
which extended to a heart on either
side of the room. The parlors were
most artistically decorated with ferns
and Easter lilies.
TO the strains of "Lohengrin" we'd
ding march the bridal party proceeded
down the stairs, led by the little ring
bearer, Genevieve Campbell, niece OF
the bride. Then followed the simple
ring service.
The bride was exquisitely gowned In
white chiffon over satin cut en- traine
and garnitured with pearl passemente-
rie. The bridal veil was caught with
orange blossoms and fell gracefully to
the end of the train, and her shower
bououet was of white carnations and
maidenhair ferns, tied with white satin
ribbons. The little ring bearer wore a
delicate blue frock with blue hose and
slippers. :
MIST. j. l.. Armstrong, VINO presided
at the piano, wore a gown of white,
trimmed with velvet applique.
The wedding supper was served IN
the dining room. The place cards were
double hearts of red paper tied with
dainty bows of white satin ribbon.
Red streamers were suspended from
the chandelier to the corners of the ta-
BILE, which was lighted with cream
shaded candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walther left Immediate
lv on their wedding trip, and will be at
home to their friends after April 10
at 636 South Workman street.
Mrs. William J. Variel OF Washing
ton street gave a beautifully appoint
ed luncheon Thursday afternoon with
covers for twelve guests.
In the afternoon Charles Farwell
Edison gave q program of songs which
included the "Pagliaccf' prologue, in
costume, and q number of other Sc
lections.
levard entertained with a bridge lunch
con yesterday afternoon for the mem
bers of the AS You Like 1t Card club.
s.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Smith
and w. Brown Smith was solemnized
Thursday at the home of the brides
parents in Catalina street. Rev. Baker
p. Lee officiated. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith started for Den
a In fhnir hnn1a
Miss May Turner OF Bonnie Brae
street was the guest of honor at tea
at Hotel Alexandria yesterday after
noon. The affair was given to an
nounce her marriage. which will be
solemnized next Wednesday in the
chapel Of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Mrs. r. G. Howard will be at home
to her friends the first Friday Of each
month in her new home, 670 Jasmine
street.
Miss Nellie Kirkman, whose marriage
to Harry Underwood will be solemniZed
next Wednesday at the home of her
parents on East Twentieth street, has
been the honored guest at many affairs
In the past week. Among them was
shower given her by the Aeolian club,
of which she is a member. The affair
was given at the home of Miss Beulah
Jungquist on West Fortieth place. A
pretty luncheon was served, after
which there was a Liszt program,
and an interesting paper was read by
Miss Goldie Snyder. The guests were
Mrs. Herbert F. Pool, Mrs. Rose Lea
tart, Miss Floreline Zimmerman, Miss
Pearl Merrill, Miss Nette Kirkman,
Miss Ray Lipman, Miss Bernice
Marcher, Miss Lillian Pressman, Miss
Goldie Snyder, Miss Anna Schulmam,
Miss Hazel Thorne. Miss Catherine
Lisk, Miss Junia Nave, Miss Mary
Noble. Miss Clara Jordan, Miss Mabel
Stanton and Miss Martha Florcken.
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The first affair that Mrs. Harry
Jackins will give in her new home on
Andrews boulevard is to be a bridge
luncheon on April 12. More than sixty
cards have been issued
s.
Miss Myrtle Calm entertained
number of her club friends with a Jolly
ragtime party at her home on Elden
avenue last night. The affair was in