Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-15

were hostesses at a reception yester-
day afternoon at the Ebell clubhouse
in Figueroa street from 4 to 6. The
clubhouse was profusely decorated
with pink roses and masses of green.
Assisting We're Mrs e. S. Rowley, Mrs.
O. II. Churchill. Mrs. J. Smith Briggs,
Mrs. r. l.. Keep, Mrs. William S.
Derby. Mrs. Henry G. Brown, Mrs.
Charles f. Wilson, Mrs. r. II. San
born. Mrs. Eugene Pettigrew and the
Misses Adelaide Cook, Susanne Car
penter Edith Maurice. Clara Nickers,
katherine Clark, Kitty Walbridge,
Frances Rowan, Caroline Trask, Flor
ence Clarke. Mary Lindley, Grace Row
ley, Margaret Reynolds, Rowena New
ton, Helen Newlin, Louise Derby, Mar
jorie Derby. Two hundred and fifty
invitations were issued.
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The wedding of Miss Bertha Mahl-
stedt, daughter of Mrs. Martha Mahl-
stedt, to William George Young, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Peter Young, was sol
emnzed last night at Christ Episcopal
church., Rev. Baker p. Lee officiating.
The church was decorated with car
nations and asparagus ferns, the three
arches being covered and connected by
gauze ribbons and the altar banked
with ferns and potted plants. The
bride wore q white chiffon over mes
saline with tulle veil and orange bios
SONS and carried a white prayer book.
| Miss Hattie Schultz of san Francisco,
the maid Of honor in pink messaline
with pearls and gold trimming, carried
shower of Cecil Bruner roses. Little
| Ellen Donovan in white chiffon was
flower girl, carrying a basket of the
dainty roses and scattering them In
| the pathway. Mr.. Young was attended
by his brother Charles T. Young, as
best man. and Louis Lohman, w. j.
Wilson, Peter M. Young and Maurice
Scott acted as ushers. The bride en-
tered on the arm of her brother, John
Frederick Mahstedt, who gave her
| into the keeping of the bridegroom at
the altar. supper was served at the
family residence, South Figueroa
street for the bridal party and family
only. More than 260 invitations to the
church were issued.
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Mrs. Lester Robinson entertained
yesterday afternoon with matinee
party at the Belasco in honor of Mrs
Harry Harrington of the Hotel An
gelus, who will leave for Europe in a
few days. Later the guests were en-
| tertained at tea at the Alexandria,
where covers We're laid for Mrs. Edna
Donnely, Mrs. Edward Zobelein, Mrs.
A. j. Prosser, Mrs. Emerson Dee, Mrs
| Robert Brunton, Mrs Harrington and
the hostess, Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs George Doane, Kansas and
Thirty-fifth streets, will be hostess
Thursday afternoon with a musicale,
her guests being the members Of the
| Harmonic club.
Mrs John Kemp of South Grand
| avenue will give the second of a series
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and another April %.
Miss Virginia Schunaman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schunaman OF
St Paul, Mimi, arrived in Los An
geles Tuesday evening OF a visit to
her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. J. w.
Trueworthy 742 Garland avenue,
Miss Mildred whitman, 2723 Ken
wood avenue, has returned from Fresno,
where she has been visiting for the
last few weeks the guest of Miss
Georgie Clarke.
A reception will be rendered the
Temple Custer, Alpine, California,
Castelar, and CascO schools by the
Park Congregational church at Temple
and Metcalf streets on Friday evening.
April 10. These schools took part in a
prize essay contest on temperance
some time since.
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Miss M. r. Abbott will give a pupils
ceramic and water color art exhibition
and reception at the Blanchard art
gallery Saturday, April 16, from 20 to s.
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Mrs. Elizabeth K. Tuttle, 1913 West
Seventh street, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Eleanor T. Weld, will
leave Los Angeles April 20 on an ex-
tended tour to England, Scotland Hol-
land. France, Germany, Austria, Swtz-
erland, Italy and Spain. They will sail
from New York May "a on the steam
ship Mirnewaska.