Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31

mOny was peFIoIllcu uiiNSi h'i iii''t'''
bell of white Marguerites, and the we'd
ding supper was served in a large room
entirely lighted with Japanese Ian
terms. After wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Hull will make their home in
this city
Mrs. Edward Young will entertain
with a card party this afternoon at her
home in Huntington drive in honor Of
Mrs. A. w. Hutton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jaroslow dc Zielinski of
1342 South Burlington avenue have is
sued invitations for a musicale on sun
day afternoon from to o'clock, cele-
brating the centennial anniversary OF
Schumann's birth (June -.
s.
Countess Constance Wachtmeister,
who has been passing some months in
the city as house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Mitchell, in Vermont avenue,
has issued invitations for a bridge par
ty at the Hollywood hotel Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. William S. Cross of West Twen-
ty-ninth street will entertain with a
luncheon and bridge party this after
noon in honor of Miss Josephine Sea-
| man. Mr.. and Mrs. Cross also will en-
dinner after the card party.
Mrs. e. o. Augustine of 1908 West
| Thirty-sixth street entertained with a
| five hundred and luncheon party at her
home Wednesday afternoon. The house
was beautifully decorated with AineIi-
can Beauty roses and ferns. Mrs. Char
lotte Pennell won the prize Among
! those present were Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. f. G. Reynolds Mrs. c. b. Smith,
Mrs. John Sharp, Mrs. Delose Durfee,
Mrs. Louis Roe, Mrs. Wilfred A. Nc
Cutcheon, Mrs. Charles d. Wagner
Mrs. viii Eckhart Mrs Henry st,
Martin and Miss Genive Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don A. Dempster cele-
| brated the fourth anniversary Of their
marriage last week with five hundred
| party. The guests included Mrs. Bur
kett Logan, Mrs. Roy A. Baker, Mrs,
Thomas De Vaughn, Mrs. Walter Dut-
ton, Mrs. Paul Fletcher, Mrs. Loren
James, Mrs. Bird Shipley, Miss Pearl
| Correa, Mrs. Roy A. Baker, Burkett
James, DR.. Thomas De Vaughn, Arthur
| Goodwin and Paul Fletcher
| s.
Mrs. Ida Leonard of Dalton avenue
| will entertain with a tea at her home
| Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs,
Herbert Peery. Mrs. Peery was Miss
Moira Park, who was married soon af-
ter Easter.
| Mrs. Percival Glen Winnett and MISS
| Elizabeth Hutton of Santa Monica We're
| hostesses last week at a stocking snow
er in honor of Miss Marjorie Baxter,
whose wedding to Richard Earl Brown
| will take place next month. The house
was daintily decorated, and in the din
| V1yhn hmpntS were
served. the decorations were in pink,
sweet peas being used and tule ribbons
! stretched across the table from place
to place. The afternoon was passed in
making dainty sachets of every kind
for the brides trousseau. Covers were
laid for Miss Ruth Baxter. Miss Min
ette Hutton, Miss Bette Belle Hotch-
kiss, Miss Blanche Brown, Miss Bess
Cronkite, Miss Mabel Jeans, Mrs. F. l.
Baxter, Mrs. Frank b. Mathews, Mrs
A. w. Hutton, Mrs. Stanley Matthews,
Mrs William Bryan Hutton ana MRS
j.. Coleman Travis.
Mrs Ralph Ebinger of Budlong ave
nue. entertained with a card party ano
shower in honor of Miss Edith Harris
whose marriage is scheduled to take
place in June. Members of the Kappa
Nu Omega sorority were the guests ano
included Miss Ethel Harris, Miss Heller
Bosbyshell, Miss Helen Tape, Miss
Gertrude Williams, Mrs. Florence
Hampton, Miss Margaret Cordinar
Miss Name Hooper and Mrs. Robert
Adams.
The wedding of Miss Otilla Mocken-
| haupt and Wilhardt Mountain VII
take place tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the
Sacred Heart church, Rev. Jera!d +
Gay officiating. Miss Margaret Noun
tain, the bridegroom's sister, has beer
chosen for the maid of honor and MISS
Gertrude Weldon and Miss Clara NeiS
will be the bridesmaids. The bride
brother. Peter Mockenhaupt, will be
the best man and the ushers VIII DC
Louis Mockenhaupt, Thomas ?. Whlte
Bert Mockenhaupt and Raymond VII
hardt. Joseph Barron Will play the
wedding music. After the ceremony
wedding breakfast will be served at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. R. j. Mockenhaupt, IN Nortf
Broadway.
Mrs Leslie r. Hewitt has returned
from the north, where she has beer
visiting relatives, and will be at home
to her friends at 1912 South Alvarad(
street
Mrs. Seneca Dorr entertained with
luncheon at Hotel Hollywood SATURDAY
in honor of Mrs. Florence Cramptol
and Mrs. M. r. Hunter, who will leave
for the east soon. Scarlet poppies were
used as decorations, and the place card'
were also painted in the same flower
Covers were laid for Mrs Florence ID
Crampson, Mrs. M. R. Hunter Mrs
Edward II. Conner, Mrs D. E Sprang'
Ter. Mrs. Philip Kitchen. Mrs. G. E
AndroVette, Mrs S. S. Dickinson an'
Mrs. j. r. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. caldwell of OR
ange street will leave wednesday 1ol
an auto trip through the north, They
will visit san Francisco and the Yo
semitic and then will go to Lake Tahoe
where they will be joined by their two
daughters, Miss Mary and Ellzabetf
Caldwell, and Mrs. CaldWells slstel
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. l.
Lee. They will return about the mrs
of July. Soon after their return ar
rangements will be made for the wed
ding of Miss Elizabeth Caldwell anC
George Barrett hartman, which vii
nrobablv be solemnized about the frs
of September.
The marriage of Miss Hilda Manning
and Ira Thompson will be solemnlzeC
at the home of Rev. Baker p. Lee OF
Wednesday before only the immediate
relatives of the couple.
Miss Manning, who is charmns
young woman, has host of frlend
who have honored her with many al
fairs during the past few weeks, amoni
which was a shower with which Mis-
Mary Davis, her college chum, enter
tanned at her home in Altadena, MIS-
Ethel Culver also entertained with
theater nartv at the BelascO last Weei