Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-06
Society News

n NE of the prettiest of this seasons
weddings took place last evening
" when Miss Rose Marguerite Zobe-
lein, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
zobelein, was welded to Charles jacob
Lick of st, Louis. The ceremony was
performed at $3.50 o'clock by Rev.
Baker p. Lee at Christ Episcopal
church in the presence of several hunu-
red relatives and friends. The color
scheme at the church was yellow ana
white, ascension lilies and Scotch broom
being used in great protuslon' me
chancel was banked with potted palms
and ferns and yellow tulle was fes-
tooned and draped from the lilies. Ihe
bridal party was preceded to the altar
by a vested choir composed OF MRS. H.
II. Adams, Mrs. Elmer Gray, Mrs
Frank Bryson, Mrs Philip Iobeleln'
Miss Bessie Bartlett, Miss Willie Sniy-
ser, Miss Florence Parker and MISS
Kie Julie Christin. who sang "The
Voice that Breathed Ger Eden" and
during the ceremony, '"oh' Perfect
Love" Mrs. Philip Zobelein sang be-
fore the entrance of the procession
"Ieh Iiebe Dich," by Beethoven, ana
"Du BEST VIE Eine Blume,' by
Iiszt. and "Thou Art Like Unto n
Lovely Flower" by w. G. smith. "A
gavotte by Elgar and andante by
IScndlkOWSkN
bald Sessions while the guests were
being seated. The bride. attired in
soft white corded silk, with court tram
of duchess lace, carried shower pou-
uuet of white orchids and lines OF tile
valley, Mrs. VIII Maier, the matron
of honor, wore a gown or pale yelloW
chiffon over satin, with White picture
hat trimmed with bird of paradlse
feathers, and she carried shower OF
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! Misses Leontine Maier~ ami CecIie
Zobelein, as flower girls, were dressed
alike in white lingerie frocks. Philip
Zobelein served Mr.. Lick as best man,
and the ushers were George Crandall,
Roy Choate and Robert II. Adams. Al
the house, S770 Figueroa street, where
the wedding supper was served to inc
bridal party and relatives, the color
scheme was in pink. the brides taple
covered with Cecil Bruner roses and
ferns and sparkling with tiny electric
lights, seated thirty guests, the lmme-
diate family and bridal party, and the
place cards, hand-painted, were char-
| acteristic of the relation and part
played by the several guests. The rest
of the house was beautiful with great
clusters of roses. ferns and potted
plants. For her wedding journey Mrs,
Lick selected a navy blue cloth suit
and wore a smart black tailored hat.
| The couple will take a short wedding
| trip and will be at home after June II
at the George Zobelein residence.
Mrs Thomas 7. Fieming of Severance
street entertained yesterday afternoon
with bridge luncheon. Covers were
laid for twelve. The house was beautt-
fully decorated. In the reception hall
pink sweet peas were used and the
luncheon table was also dainty with
the same flowers. Deep red roses We're
used in the library. This was the
second of a series of these pretty al
fairs which Mrs. Fleming has planned.
Mrs. f. G. Howard will be at home
informally this afternoon to her
friends at her home. 410 Jasmine street.
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Mrs. Charles F. Noyes entertained
with a bridge luncheon yesterday after
noon at her home in Toberman street.
The house was a bower of beauty, be-
ing entirely decorated with the spring
flowers. More than 100 invitations
were issued.
Mrs. George Caswell has issued 500
invitations for the dance to be given
for the graduates of the Marlborough
school at Kramer's hall. The dance
will be given June 16, and music will
be furnished for the dancing by Arend's S
orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Schaefer, 1901
Church street, have returned from
visit to Oakland. where they attended
the G. A. r. and w. r. c. conventions.
Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys and the Misses
Kate Van Nuys. Annis Van Nuys and
Phila Milbank, who are visiting in the
north. are registered at the Del Monte
this week.
Mrs. C. We Leonard of South Al
varado street, accompanied by Mrs. j.
Beal of the Hotel Osborne, passed the
last two weeks in San Francisco, stop
ping at the Argonaut.
Members of the senior class of the