Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-18
Society

The wedding of Miss Marguerite
Vickery, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brenton Lee Vickery, and Richard APP
plegate son of Mrs William Applegate
of Red Bank, N. J., was solemniZed
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
the brides parents in West SlXtn
street, Rev. Baker p. Lee of CHRIST
Episcopal church officiating. in the
presence of the immediate family only.
A reception was held from 4:30 to
$3.50 o'clock. The bride, who is
dainty brunette with brown eyes, was
attired in a white lingerie gown of
cluny lace, and carried shower OF
white roses and ferns The maid OF
honor, Miss Clara Estep, wore a gown
of white marquisette and carried an
arm bouquet of pink roses. Harry
Burrowes of Red Bank served Mr..
Applegate as best man, and the Misses
Hogan and Dempster rendered the
wedding music. Miss Forman mad
charge of the floral decorations, which
were all in carnations and ferns. AFTER
the reception Mr.. and Mrs Apologize
left for a wedding trip through the
north, and VII be at home after &c
tober 1 in Red Bank. The bride is
graduate of the Girls Collegiate
school. and many affairs have been
given in her honor since her engage
ment was announced.
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The wedding of Miss Agnes Miller
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
and Trent H. Wells took place last
evening at the residence of the brlde
narents in West Sixty-siXth street
Miss Lillian Wells, a sister OF the
bridegroom, assisted as maid of honor
and Emery Paulus served Mr.. Wells as
best man.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Muir
ray, daughter of Mr.. and MRS
Charles Murray of Carondolet street.
to George A. ]. Howard was solemn.
lied at 9 o'clock yesterday morning d.
st. Vibiana cathedral, the Rt. ReV'
Mgr. Harnett officiating, assisted by
Rev. Fathers Grady and Kirk Inc
bride attired in a heavy white satlh
gown covered with lace, carried d
shower of brides roses and lilies OF
the valley Her long tulle ven was
held in place by a spray of mes Vi
the valley and maidenhair fern Her
onlv ornament was a pearl brooch, tne
off of the bridegroom. Mrs. Francis
Murray assisted as matron or honor
and wore her wedding gown OF Whlte
creme meteor trimmed with lace anu
nearIs The maid of honor and the
maids. the Misses Helen Murray
Johanna Slaney and Mary Cuhnlnis
ham, were gowned alike in yellow salIli
Gowns covered with lace and wore
Sictura hats of yellow faced with black.
ESward Murray served Mr.. Howard.
ae hest man, and the ushers were u;
Joseph Coyne, Francis Murray anu
DANIEL Cunningham. The cathedraI
was decorated with protuslon Oh
roses. carnations and asparagus 1erlls'
the color scheme of white ana green
being carried out, while the mouse
In yellow and white. Mr.. ana MIS-
Howard have gone on a wedding trip
and will be at home in Los Angeles
on their return.
In honor of the Misses Carrie ana
Helen Mclean of Honolulu, VINO are
her house guests, Miss Rae Belle MOT
inr, of Manhattan place will entertain
with a summer dance at Los Ahse itE
country club this evening. over nifty
enests have been hidden, and the pro
grams will be blue and white with the
Hawwaiian aloha" in blue ana the
monogram of the young hostess anu
guests in gold. The clubhouse VIII De
decorated with shell pink carnations
and ferns. Yesterday afternoon MISS
Helene Montague of Oxford avenue
entertained with theater party at the
Orpheum, and tea was served at the
A1exandria The young people were
chaneroned by Mrs. William Snyder:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morlan. Mr. ana
Mrs. James L. Mclean of Honolulu,
the Misses Mclean and Miss MORAN
will go over to Catalina on saturaay
to pass the week end and the VISITORS
will leave for Colorado Springs Wed
neAday en- route for an extended trip
through the east.
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v. C. Lewis, who has been travelling
for more than a year in Europe re-
turned home Monday evening and is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Edward
Paully, in Wiltshire boulevard.
Miss Agnes Cabel, daughter of
Captain Cabel of Fort Rosecrans, is
visiting at the residence of Mrs! Clln-
ton N. Sterry in Glendale place. Miss
Sterry entertained the young people on
the street last evening with candy
pull"
In honor of Miss Emmie Luentzel,
whose marriage is arranged for August
81. Miss Marie McManus Of Burlington
avenue entertained with supper ana
dance Tuesday evening. The decora-
lions were all in white and green
Shasta daisies and ferns being used in
great profusion. Stamm's orchestra
furnished the music and the guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Mrs r. G.. Luentzel, Mrs. Ignatius
McManus, the Misses Juanita Lane.
Freda Ludeman, Stella Lane, Mary
McCarry, Louise Rivas, Amelie RiYas'
Laura Apablasa, Lita Apablasa, ISL
dora Couts, Veta Miller. Anna NC
Manus, DR. M. W. Horton, DR.. Fl: ID.
Ransom, Sidney Bartlett, p, j: NC
Garry, Walter Hardwick, Lowell Wright
Jordan NJ Stone, Philip 70: Kuoel.
Walter Campbell, Weller Liebler, Mat
Finehaut, Herman Perick and 1g-
natius McManus, jr
Miss Juanita Lane also entertained
with theater party at the Orpheum
Yesterday afternoon, taking her guests
TO the Alexandria afterward. The tea
table was decorated with American
Reauty roses and ferns, and the place
ards were hand painted Cupids. Cow
ers were laid for Miss Luentzel, Mrs.
n q, I,uentzel Miss Ethel Dubbs Miss
Marie McManus and Miss Freda
Tuderman, all of whom are in the
bridal party Miss Luentzel has peen
the recipient of many social functions
since the announcement Of her en-
gagement was made.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Jevne; VINO nave
heen travelling on the continent VIII
pass the month of September motor
ing in England.
William T. Bishop of West Adams
street. who was called to Cincinnati to
attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
William T. Bishop, will return nome
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