Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
the luncheon being green and red, the
effect was most attractive.

the luncheon being green and red, the
effect was most attractive.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Miss More Mauu
Park, daughter of Andrew Garrett
Park, to Herbert Peery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peery will be at home after May 10
at the Hotel Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NC
Farland at their home in Ehendale
place.
Among the many beautiful affairs
given in honor of Miss Rose ZoDelelh'
one of the brides of the near tuture'
was a Rose Tea given by MISS FLOR
ence Parker at her home IN Church
street yesterday afternoon. All the ap-
pointments were III roses, and the Ices
and decorations bespoke the name OF
the bride-elect, the table oelhg cone
in pink tea roses, and the faVors were
roses, the place cards, roses, ana the
the tairest Of all was the Rose In
whose honor it was given covers
were placed for Mrs. Georze Zobeleln,
Mrs. Philip Zobelein, Mrs Henry DeX-
ter and her mother, Mrs. Young, mrs
Robert Adams, and Mrs. f. j. 1ouhs'
The Women's Press club entertained
yesterday afternoon at the Alexandra
when ". l.. Hubbard spoke OF the
Dramatic and Musical stage World.
The rooms were crowded, and many
prominent musical persons, poth pro-
Iessional and others, were present
Among those noticed were Countess
Wachtmeister, Mrs. Mary lie Grande
Reed, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, Mrs.
Richard Hoyey, Miss Laura Zerbe,
Mrs. d. Harmon Ryus, Miss Alice
coleman. Mrs. Dewitt Nellis, Mrs. M.
q Huntington, Mrs. Alice Emery
Jones. Miss Louise Nixon Hill, Miss
Maud Allan, Mrs. Bertha w. vaughn
Miss Beresford JOY, Mrs. S. {. Pay
son. Miss Elizabeth Waggoner, Mrs
Belle A. Hirsh, Mrs. Alice Z. u hiley,
Archibald Sessions, Count Axel
Wachtmeister, d. c. McCan, Charles
Spalding. Edward Douglas, and the
members of the club. Tea was served
in the Alexandria, and there were
many hostesses, including Mrs. ID. C.
McCan, Mrs. Ada Van Pelt. Countess
Wachtmeister and Count Axel Wacht-
meister.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Phillips and son
Donald arrived from San Francisco
Sunday morning to visit Mrs. Phllllps
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Healy,
1899 Westlake avenue, and her sister,
Mrs. X. M I1dIINSi' 80
| street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay Breeden en-
tanned with a dinner Monday evening
at their home in Lake street in hohor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Marshall,
who will soon sail for Europe. covers
were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Rose Hagan of West Eighth
street will entertain the Westlake 800
club at her home this afternoon.
q
Invitations have been issued by MRS
Martha Mahlstedt of 1870 South Fig
ueroa street to the marriage OF her
daughter Bertha and William George
Young. to take place at Christ Epis-
copal church Thursday April IA. Ihe
bride will be attended by Miss Hattie
schultz of San Francisco and Charles
Young will be the best man. Lttle
| Ellen Donovan assists as flower girl
The wedding of Miss Rowena Mae
Hall. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. {: V.
Hall. to John c. Peters, will take place
| Tuesday evening. May 5, at the family
| home. 2020 Central avenue. The cere-
mony. which will be read in the pres
| ence of the immediate family only
will be followed by a large reception
! The engagement was announced at an
! afternoon party given by MISS OllNe
! Berrynan for the members of the so
roritv To which both the hostess and
| bride-elect belong. Miss Hall is a tai
ented musician. having graduated RON
| the Girls Collegiate school -rtfd later
| from the musical department of the
| University of Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaroslaw de Zielinski
entertained with a musical at their
home in Burlington avenue Sunday al
! ternoon. Mrs. Clara B. Clark read Sc
lections from "As You Like It. and
there were songs by Mrs. Ralph Wylie
and Mr.. House. Mr.. de Zielinski played
some preludes by Chopin, scherzc
| NV Karganoff and a ballade by Ben
jamin Goddard. The guests We're: Mrs
| Harrison Albright. Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Frye, Mr.. William Frye, Mr.. anc
Mrs. William Frank Nichols. Miss X
Celeste Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs war
rem p. Rollins, Mrs. Richard Hovey
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. r. Larence, MRS
I r Powers. Mrs. Worthington, Mrs
Myles. Miss Roberts. Mrs. Robert F'rls
bee. Mr.. and Mrs McQuesten, Mis-
Elizabeth Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Wylie, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney X
Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bueneman, Mr.. House, Mr.. An
derson, Mr. Wright Mr. Ely and Her
bert II. Halliet.
Mrs. Harry Jackins entertained witt
a. bridge party yesterday afternoon a
her home in Andrews boulevard.
Mrs H. II. Edwards of Wiltshire bou
levard will entertain with bridg
luncheon this afternoon in honor o
Mrs. Wesley Jameson, Mrs. E. J. Jones
and Mrs. Oscar Hallam, who are visit
ing in Los Angeles from st. Paul. Gov
ers will be laid for forty.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Stimson will en-
certain with a dinner this evening a
their home In West Adams street.