Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-15
Society


at st. Vibiana cathedral yesterday
morning, the Rev. Mgr Harnett, uncle
OF the BRIDE officiating This will
come as surprise to the many friends
or the young couple. as the marriage
was kept a secret until the announce
ment cards were received. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Coyne were attendants at the
wedding of Miss Mabel Murray and
George A. w. Howard last month. AZ
ter wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Coyne
viii be at home to their friends at
1742 New England street after octo-
Der 15
The marriage of Miss Mary Sher-
man Clark, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ELI p. Clark, to DR.. Henry owen Ever
sole will be solemnized this afternoon
at the residence of the brides parents
in st. James Park, the Rev. Robert J.
Burdette, assisted by the Rev. Warren
f. Day, officiating in the presence of
the family and few intimate friends.
Miss Clark will be attended by her
sister, Miss Lucy Clark as maid of
honor and the Misses Hazeltine Sher-
man, Lucy Sherman and Katherine
Clark will assist as bridesmaids. Eu-
gene p. Clark, the only brother of the
bride, will serve DR.. Eversole as best
man.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Par
ker, daughter of Mrs. c. NJ. Parker,
to George S. Sisson was soemnized
last evening at the residence of the
brides mother in Wiltshire place, the
Rev Baker p. Lee reading the service
in the presence of the family and
intimate friends. The bride, attired in
gown of white duchess satin covered
with chiffon and trimmed with rose
point lace, carried a shower Of lilies
of the valley. For her going away
gown she wore a tailored gown of
ashes of roses broadcloth with a pic
ture hat covered with plumes. The
ceremony was read under a half circle
of palms and cut flowers, and the
whole house was decorated with a pro-
fusion of roses and ferns, American
Beauty roses predominating. After the
ceremony q supper was served at a
long table in the dining room to twen-
ty-five guests. The center OF the table
was covered by a Zigzag basket filled
with Killarney roses and ferns. The
bride was given into the keeping of
the bridegroom by her mother and
there were no attendants. After
wedding trip north Mr.. and Mrs. Sis
son will be at home to their friends at
655 Wiltshire place, where they will re-
ceive each Friday after November ].
Mrs. Sisson is the niece of Mrs Emma
Summers, the ''oil queen" and was
graduated from Berkeley with the class
of '0S. Mr.. Sisson was also graduated
from the same class
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mitchell Of
Lomita are passing the week in San
Francisco and are located at the Pal
ace hotel.
Miss Helen Fifield of West Avenue
Fifty-nine was hostess at a progress
sive anagram party Tuesday evening,
her guests being Occidental college
students The house was decorated
with pink and white flowers and ferns.
The prize was won by Fred Thomson.
Among those present were the Misses
Ethel Ward, Louise Chamberlain, Mar
garet Clapp, Edith Osmond, Annie
Ritchey, Christine Freedman, Helen
Moore, Fred johnson, Fred Thomson,
Robert Maile, Robert Patterson, Ray
Petty, Dean Fifield, David FAIRIES and
Culbert FAIRIES.
In honor of Miss Grace Wingart,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Wingart of East Vernon avenue, a
linen shower was given Monday even-'l
ing with Mrs. Frank Rohring of the
ST. Charles apartments as hostess. The
affair was given at the residence of
Mrs. Rohring's mother in East Twenty
Seventh street. The house was gay
with red hearts and a profusion OF
scarlet blossoms. Miss Wingart will
become the bride of Orie Bean early in
October.
Miss Ida Selby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Selby of Occidental boule |
ward, is passing the month visiting |
relatives and friends in Galveston,
Texas.
Miss Laura Pirtle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Pirtle of Glendale, !
became the bride of Ernest Hibbard
owen at high noon yesterday at the
Verdugo canyon home of her parents, |
the Rev r. p. Howell officiating. The
music was rendered by Miss Leila
Butler and the bride was attended by
her little niece, Shirley Chase and
EIene Brininstool, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. e. A. Brininstool of Los An
geles, who served as flower girls
dressed alike in white and carrying
baskets of rose petals which they |
scattered in the pathway. The bride
was attired in a gown of white lin
gerie and carried white Bible In
place of the customary flowers The |
house was decorated with a mass of
white clematis and ferns. Mr. and
Mrs. owen left for a trip to Seven |
Oaks, Bear valley, and will make their |
home at 241 Maryland street. Glendale,
upon their return. Mrs Owen was
graduated from the Girls Collegiate
school in Los Angeles and has host
of friends, who have given many af-
IalTS III n6T uOHOI SlllGc tH6 dluOuiNC-
ment of her engagement.
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Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Schertzinger of Hunt
ington Park of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Pauline Schert-
..nger, and Charles r. Stuart of Los
Angeles. No date is settled for, the
wedding.
Miss Imogene Furlong entertained
with a miscellaneous shower q few
days ago in honor of Miss Grace Booth,
a former student of Polytechnic high |
school, whose engagement to Chauncey
Hyatt was announced recently. The
dining room of the Furlong home was
decorated in pink and white and
dainty place cards marked places for
the following: Miss Grace Booth Miss
Viola Mccoy, Miss Anna Butcher, Miss
Mura Rudd Miss Minnie Johnson, Miss
Clara Richards and Miss Grace Pear
son of Pasadena.
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DR. and Mrs. f. j. Newberry and
Miss Marion Newberry of Bonnie Brae |
street will leave next week under the
aunspices of the steamship depart
ment German American Savings bank
on an extended tour around the world,
visiting Honolulu, Japan, China, Korea,
Manchuria, Ceylon, Egypt, Arabia and
India. They will sail on the steam
ship Manchuria from San Francisco
September 27.