Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-05
Society

Clle family ana intimate IflenuS. f're-
ceding the ceremony Frank Collier of
Pasadena sang 20 Promise Me-" which
was followed by the Lohengrin bridal
chorus, sung by Mrs. Grossman, Mrs.
Harold Doollttle, Mrs. Martha Burton
and Miss Florence Doolittle, accom-
panied by Mrs. King on the piano.
The color scheme was pink and white
enormous floral bell which swung
back and forth as the wedding bells
rang out The bride was attired In
a gown OF white satin covered with
chiffon and trimmed with duchess lace,
her veil was held in place by spray
of orange blossoms and she carried
shower of lilies of the valley and brides
roses The maid OF honor, Miss Eve
lyn Chapman of Monrovia, in a white
lingerie gown, carried q shower of
pink roses and the bridesmaids, In pink
and white chiffon, carried arm bou-
quets of pink roses. They were the
Misses Alberta Jones, Olive Heis, Dor
othea King and Marian Pomeroy
Frank Scott of San Diego served MIR. I
Matthews as best man and the ushers
were c. H. Douglass-Fox, Reginald
Deming, George Grimm and Clifford
Herd. The grandmother of the bride, !
Mrs. Kimball Chainey, gave the bride
into the keeping of the bridegroom
at the altar, and little Jean and Bunice
lowing the ceremony the health of the
young couple was toasted and Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews left In an automobile
for their wedding trip, after which they
will make their home In San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin e. Smith have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Grace Gilmore
Smith to William b. Early. The cere-
mony will be read at st. Patricks
church Wednesday morning, october
~. Miss Smith has chosen Miss Vada
Smith, her sister, as maid of honor,
Lon Smith will serve Mr.. Early as
best man and little Robert Lee wih
carry the ring. In honor of the bride
elect many affairs have been planned,
q dinner at Mt. Washington hotel be-
ing given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. 70. A.
Aggeler of Roxbury street and on
Monday evening Mrs. James M. Lee
and Mrs. George McEldoney enter
tanned with a china shower at the
home of Mrs. Lee in Huntington Park.
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Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards of
Western avenue, for whom many af-
fairs have been given since the an
nouncement of her contemplated trip
tv New York, left on the Santa Fe
Limited Monday morning. MISS
Richards is planning winter of musi-
cal study in New Iork city.
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Mr.. and -Ers. William s. James of
Shatto place entertained Monday even
ing with a military whist party In hon.
or of Mr.. and Mrs. William Eliot Selbie
who will leave next month for Ft
Crook near Omaha where Mr. Selbie
is stationed. The house was decorated
with flags and "a mass of red flowers
and ferns. In the library, under an
immense flag, punch was served. The
MFo TaCnar Gran
dali, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Call,
Judge and Mrs. N. p. Conrey, Judge
and Mrs. w. A. Hervey, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. II. Anderson Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
s. Hulburt, Mrs. Virginia Moores of
Memphij Tenn, Mrs. Mary J. Schal-
lert, Mrs. w. A. Driscoll, the Misses
Dunlop, Lucy Powers, Ada Potts,
Judge Thomas Greig, DR.. L. M. Pow
ers and James Mcknight, James A.
Anderson and George L. Denison of
England.
Mrs. Il. H. Moore OF 1919 West Twen-
ty-hfth street will entertain with
bridge whist party on Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hole announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Henrietta Margaret HOLE, to Gavin
Young. The ceremony was read by
Rev. Baker p. Lee at Christ Episcopal
church Saturday afternoon. This will
be a surprise to their many friends
as all had anticipated a large wedding
October 20.
Mrs. Samuel Calvert Foy of San
Rafael Heights will be at home in
honor of her daughter Mrs. Reming-
ton Olmstead Thursdays in October.
Mrs. Olmstead will be remembered as
Miss Florence Foy.
Among the many affairs given in
honor of Miss Starr Irish, whose mar
riage to Garnett Pitchford will be
solemnized October 26, the Misses
Rachel Walters and Viola Roney en-
tertained with a china shower at the
home of Miss Roney Saturday after
noon. The house was decorated with
yellow and lavender and the guests
included Miss Florence Phelps, Miss
Louise Kievey, Miss Alpha MacKnight,
Miss Ruth Squire. Miss Norma Whit
ney, Miss Irene Whitney, Miss Grace
Phelps and Miss Irene Roney
In honor of Miss Sophia Mackenzie
of New York, who is the house guest
of Miss Olive Trask in st. Andrews
place, Miss Gladys Let's will enter
tain with box party at the Orpheum
this afternoon, taking her guests to
tea at the Alexandria afterward. Miss
Mackenzie will be a guest of honor at
the luncheon given by Miss Nourse in
Berkeley square this afternoon.
Miss Nourse is entertaining for Miss
Mary Richardson, of San jose, who is
the house guest of Miss Katherine
Banning. Mrs. Wayland Trask will
entertain informally with a. dance in
Miss MacKenzie's honor Friday even
ing, and many other affairs are be-
ing planned in entertainment of the
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clarke Carlisle
have returned from their summers
outing and are at home at 674 Jas
mine street, where Mrs. Carlisle will
receive the fourth Fridays during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John James Brennan,
whose marriage was solemnized last
month, have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are at home to their
friends at La Prada park, Annandale.
Mrs. Brennan was formely Mrs. Lucie
Fox-James.
In honor of Miss Anne Laughlin
Gates, whose marriage to Frank w.
Fullenwider will be solemnized We'd
nesday, October 10. Miss Evelyn Clyne
of West Twenty -feurth street will en-
tertain with an AFTERNOON party We'd
nesday afternoon, October IL. Thursday
afternoon, October 13, Mrs. George
Wow Ache and Mrs. Edward jerks of
Occidental boulevard will entertain
with theater party with tea at the
Alexandria afterward.
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