Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-07
Society

ginia Orena, the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dario Orena of 1923 West
Adams street, to Thomas Wilson Dib
lee, son of Mrs. Thomas Diblee of San
ia Barbara, was solemnzed at st. Ag-
nes' church in West Adams street and
Vermont avenue yesterday morning,
Father Maloney celebrating the low
mass. The altar was lighted by the
long tapers and the organist played
the "Traumeri" and Spring Song"
during the ceremony, while Mendels-
sohns wedding march was joyously
rendered as the bridal party departed
from the church. The bride, a slender
brunette, was attired in a becoming
gown of white messaline satin made
en- train, her wedding veil of tulle held
in place by a crown of orange bios
some. She carried shower of brides
roses and orange blossoms, and her
only ornament was an exquisite dia-
mond VALERIE on q rope OF pearls.
Miss Hermine Orena, attired in o gown
OF yellow chiffon over yellow satin, as
sisted as maid Of honor and carried an
arm bouquet of yellow ponpon chrys-
anthemums. She wore picture hat
of black velvet covered with soft yell
low plumes. William Diblee served
his brother as best man. A wedding
breakfast was spread at the Orena
home after the ceremony and Mr.. and
trip to Mexico City, and Will make
their home in San Luis Obispo upon
their return. The ceremony was read
in the presence of the family and
few intimate friends only
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Judre and Mrs. Erslxine Mayo Ross
will entertain at their home in Will
shire boulevard fifty friends with an
informal musical Friday evening to
give an opportunity for hearing the
new organ at their home.
Mrs. Madison w. stewart and Mrs.
Joseph D. Radford entertained yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Stewart in West Adams street with
delightfully."- appointed luncheon IN
honor of the seasons debutantes and
few of the older friends. Luncheon
was served at two big round tables
which we're decorated with profusion
of pink enchantress carnations and
ferns The places were marked by
hand-painted sachets. which were the
faVors. The other rooms OF the house
were decorated with quantities of roses
and ferns. The hostesses were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. John H. Mos
sin, Mrs John Hubert Norton ana Mrs.
Frank H. Conant of Berkeley who is
the house guest of Mrs. Stewart. Cow
ers were laid for Misses Amy Marie
Norton, Jane Rollins, Sallie Bonner,
Conroy Echo Allen, Mary Goodrich
Read, Olive Erdt, Juliet Borden, Ruth
Rivers, Elizabeth Wood Florence
Wood, Emily Newlin. Estelle Rock
wood, katherine Stearns, Mary Lind
ley, Lois Salisbury, Kathleen Spence,
Lucy Clark, Evangellne Gray. Fanny
Carpenter, Mamie Nimock. Gertrude
King, Madeline King. Marjorie Baker,
Earlda Baker, Marjorie Utley and Mrs.
Harold Wrenn.
Mrs Adeline Egan and Mrs Wright
S. Hoag will receive Informally this
afternoon and next Wednesday after
noon, December IA, at the home of Mrs.
IIgan, S42 Ardmore avenue. Mrs. Hoag
will be remembered as Ethel Egan-
West, and this will be her first AT
Home" since her return from her we'd
ding trip.
Mrs Charles c. Carpenter received
informally at tea yesterday afternoon
at her home in West Twenty-seventh
street. in honor of Mrs. Frank Wing
field of Japan, who is passing the
month in Los Angeles. Chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns were used In decora-
tions.
Mrs. Edward c. Bellows of 1922 Gra-
mercy place has issued cards for tea
Wednesday afternoon, December q,
from to o'clock.
Mrs. F. K. Eckley OF 1875 West
Washington street will entertain with
a bridge luncheon Thursday afternoon,
December 10.
Mrs. w. j. Brodrick and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter ]. Schmahl, will be at
home informally this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Brodrick, 1885 South
Figueroa street.
Miss Catherine Stearns of st. James
park entertained with a dinner dance
at the Country club last evening In
honor of Miss Florence Wood daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Modini
Wood. The table and club house were
artistically decorated with American
Beauty roses and holly, carrying out
the Christmas idea. The place cards
and programs were also monogramed
in the red and green. Covers were laid
for forty eight, and the young hostess
was assisted in receiving by her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John =.
Stearns, Miss Florence Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Modini Wood.
s.
Announcement is made of the mar |
riage of Miss Nellie Frances Cooper, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. |
Cooper of West Firty-first street, to
Joseph S. Launderville The ceremony |
was read at the home of the brides |
parents Tuesday November 20, by the |
Rev. George Henry in the presence of |
the family and intimate friends.
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The Sterling Whist club were enter |
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Breid- |
ing of West Jefferson street Friday |
evening. The house was decorated with |
cut flowers and ferns and the prizes |
were won by Mrs. Charles Getz, Mrs |
William Hooper, Charles Getz and John |
Snaveley. Among the guests were Mr.. |
and Mrs. Clarence Case Mrs. Arthur |
McDeemond, Mrs. William Meyers, |
John Snavely, William Getz. Edward |
Lower, John Mayer. Louis Schmoeger. |
Charles Getz, William Hoorer, Bert |
vanderburg and Arthur McDeernond.
Mrs. Paul Pauley OF 4504 Franklin |
avenue entertained with a thimble |
party Saturday afternoon in honor OF
her sister, whise engagement to Shirley |
Edminston Brewer has been announced. |
Among the guests were Mrs. w. w. |
Widney, Mrs. William Bus1en, Mrs. Her |
bert Howard, Mrs. Edwin Metzger, Mrs. |
March Shelton, Mrs. Sidney Reeves, |
Mrs. Will Crippen, Mrs. Ray Van
Houten, Mrs. J. w. Gillette and the |
Misses Grace Norton, Clara Casey, Alice |
Cullen, Charlotte Teale and Elizabeth
Pauly.
Mrs. c. G.. Farrow will receive infor-
mally Wednesday afternoons in De-
ceInber and will be assisted in receiv-