Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

Culver Smith Of Little Rock, Ark, as
matron of honor. Miss Eula Smith,
Miss Greta Augustine Of San Rafael,
Miss Lou johnson Ward and Miss Car
oline Lux will assist as bridesmaids
and r. r. H. F. Variel will serve his
brother as best man.
Miss Marian Bruce Dumble, daughter
of Mrs. Frances Dumble of Burlington
avenue, whose marriage to Frederick
Ruhl Emo will be solemnized tomorrow
evening, entertained with a tea yes
terday afternoon for the young women
who will usher at the wedding. Those
who were present were Misses Martha
Patton, Ann Mcmahon, Mabel Fowler,
Anna Macneil, Anna Parish, Grace
Mettler, Hermone Nave, Anna Thorn
berry, Lottie Ross, Anna Horton and
the maid Of honor, Miss Minnie Lon
nen. The ceremony will be performed
in the First Methodist church James
Lynn Goode will serve Mr.. Emo as
best man.
The marriage of Miss Martha Pearl
Judson, daughter OF William Lees
Judson to George Wiley Moore will
take place Wednesday morning. at All
Saints Episcopal church in Highland
Park. the Rev. w. E. Maison Off
ciating. The wedding will be a quiet
one, and Mr.. Moore will take his bride
Immediately afterward for a wedding
trip. Many affairs have been given in
her honor, among them a shower with
which Mrs. A E Mcclure of Wood
lawn avenue entertained and Mrs. John
Rundson Of South Avenue Sc was
hostess with a shower and tea in her
sisters honor recently.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hastings How
ard, who are house guests of Mrs.
Howards parents, General and Mrs.
Adna r. Chaffee, of Magnolia avenue
were guests of honor at a dinner and
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. f. Avery
Mccarthy at their home in Redondo
last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
win leave the latter part of September
for Fort Russell, where Mr.. Howard is
stationed.
The marriage of Miss Daphne May
Tilley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Tilley Of North Sichel street, to Os-
car A. Smith is announced to take
place Wednesday evening, the Rev.
Frank S. Forbes, assisted by the Rev.
T. L. Dyer, officiating. One OF the
features of the wedding viii be the
reading by the Rev. William Young
of the same ceremony he performed for
Mr.. and Mrs. Hlley twenty-five years
ago. Numerous affairs have been given
for Miss Tilley,.- among them a china
shower with which Miss Ethel Hattie
of Alta street entertained recently. The
house was decorated with quantities Of
red hearts and flowers and the guests
were Mrs. L. r. Raymond, Mrs. r. v.
Edward, Mrs. James Roberts, Mrs. r.
c. Ireland, Mrs. w. r. Hattie. Mrs.
Susie Sands, the Misses Zella Hooser,
Ada Bell Hattie, Cora Ross, Casa
Ross, Edith Jones, Grace Nelson,
Gladys Smith, May Lindner Katherine
Lindner, Katherine Tilley and Ethel
hampton.
Mrs. Edwin r. Earl, who has taken
cottage for the month at Redondo,
has gone down for the week, and Mr..
Earl Joined her Saturday evening.
They will return the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Tager of West
southern trip. They visited Louisville,
Georgetown and Campbellburg, Ky.
s.
The marriage of Miss Mary Horrell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Hor-
rell, to Bruce Lennon Of Springfield,
Mo-, will be solemnized Thursday
evening at the First Presbyterian
will be Miss Frances O'Farrell Of
Bloomfield, Mo-, maid of honor; Miss
Amelia Camp Of Fulton, Mo-, Miss
Mueller of Jackson, Mo, Miss Anna
Bess Morris of Obon, Tenn, Misses
Hartz and Matte Horrell will assist
as bridesmaids. Mrs. George Stain
back of Alhambra will be the matron
of honor and Paul Vineyard of ST.
Louis will serve DR.. Lennon as best
man, and the ushers will be DIR. P b.
Wodson, u. S. A., George p. Stainback,
Albert Stuart Otto, New York; Nor
man Waggoner, William A. Horrell
and John A. Horrell, jr The wedding
will be a most beautiful affair and
MT. Lennon will take his bride to
Springfield to reside.
One of the most delightful parties OF
the week was that with which Mrs.
Meredith p. Snyder entertained
Wednesday afternoon in the pergola
of the residence of Mrs. John w.
Mitchell at Lomita. The affair was a
bridge party in honor of Mrs. Robert
II. Comstocl5, jr., Of Chicago, who has