Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

IVH shire boulevard entertained yesterday
4f1 afternoon at her home with breakfast
in honor of Miss Grace Rowley, who VIII
be married in June TO fhomas c. Rldgeway.
The decorations were all In the May day
effect, and Chatney roses were used on the
brides table In May baskets, the table being
covered with an exquisite lace cloth. The
place cards were pink cards and covers
were laid for the bridal party, which IN
oluded Miss Rowley, Miss Evelyn Kennedy
Miss Olive Harpham, Miss Mary Lindley
Miss Mary Burnham, Miss Mary Clark, Miss
Ruth sterry and Miss Ethel Parker Shaw,
The tables In the other rooms were deco
rated with May baskets filled with pink sweet
peas In the dining and breakfast rooms, and
red sweet peas in the living room and per
goia. Aecycle of songs was given by Miss
Helen Tape. Covers laid for seventy
and included Mrs. Wiley H. Ambrose, Mrs.
Leon Thorpe Shelter Mrs, Herbet w.
Coombs, Mrs. Walter p. Story, Mrs Charles
p. Overton, Mrs. Edward A. Featherstone.
Mrs. Carl Kurts Mrs. Richard A Perez.
Mrs. Lee Phillips, Mrs. Florence Champion,
Mrs. Francis MCPHERSON Mrs. George b.
Macauley. Mrs. William W, Mines, Mrs.
Charles Cotton. Mrs. John Cooper, Mrs Edgar
Axton Jones, Mrs, Harold Cook, Mrs Harold
Bray Mrs John n, Powers Mrs. Norman
Sterry. Mrs. Leroy Edwards Mrs. Robert
Marsh Mrs. w. |. Cochran, Mrs. Leslie C.
Brand, Mrs William Selbie, Mrs. Richard ID.
Bronson Mrs Alexander Barrett Mrs. John T.
Stewart, Mrs, George Burial, Mrs Howard
Rivers, Mrs. Fred Johnson Mrs, John w.
Kemp, Mrs. II. X. Williamson, Mrs Elmer
Cole, Mrs Frank Walsh, Mrs. Reuben Shet-
tier, Mrs. r. d. Rivers, Mrs. Edwin s.
Rowlev Mrs q. Aubrey Davidson and the
Misses Lois Chamberlain, Louise Bashford,
Mabel Clute, Edith Whitaker, Margaret VOL
lacott Inez Thomas, Mary Peyton. Virginia
Walsh Lois Salisbury, Harriet Keep, Marjorie
Bastabe, Margaret Gilbert, Florence Osborne,
katherine Kemper, Agnes Hole, Gladys Let's,
Edna Let's, Marion shlnn. Phila Milbank.
Aileen Staub, Caroline Canheld Anahel Keep,
Euretta Gilbert, Mildred Thomas, Ruth
Burke. Helen Kemper Rowland, Florence
Clark. Katherine Stearns, Louise Mon HILL
Mildred Thomas. Virginia Nourse, Virginia
Garner Pauline Vollmer, Mabel Fisher, Janet
Garner Florence Avery Clara Howes, Sarah
Goodrich Gertrude Cooding and DR.. Fredericka
Keep.
Among the many other affairs given in honor
Of Miss Rowley will be bridge luncheon, at
which Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. Louise Y.
Pratt will be hostesses. at the residence of
Mrs. Marsh, 1115 West Chester place. Tues
day afternoon, May TO- Mrs. Florence Cramp
ton of Harvard boulevard will entertain with
bridge luncheon at the Alexandria on We'd
nesday afternoon, May IL. Miss Rowley's
friends are vying with each other to do her
honor and those who cannot entertain before
the wedding are planning many affairs with
which to welcome her back after her wedding
journey.
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The wedding of Miss Rowena Mae Hall,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Victor Hall.
and John Percival was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence OF the
brides parents In Central avenue The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. II. l.. Rowell
in the same room where Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
stood for their marriage VOWS thirty-two years
ago, which made 1t quite romantic. The house
was beautifully decorated with Cecil Bruner
roses and sweet peas. and floral canopy was
erected, under which the bridal party stood.
An orchestra played Mendelssohns Spring
Song during the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in an exquisite white
mousseline gown, trimmed with rare old Irish
lace The bridal veil OF white tulle was held
by orange blossoms and she carried shower
bouquet OF the same flowers. Mrs. Hall wore
a gown of gray mousseline de chachmere and
lace.
Following the ceremony a supper and re-
ception were held, and Mr.. and Mrs. Percival
were assisted In receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. V. Hall, Mrs. f. d. Hall, ISIS Florence
Moore Mrs. w. 7. Dalton, Miss Margaret
Dalton, Mrs. e. p. johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Wood Miss Olive Bergman, Miss Carrie
Trowbridge and Miss Katherine Saunders.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
cival will be at home TO their friends IN
Alexandria drive, where Mr. PerciVal mas
purchased a beautiful bungalow as a gift for
his bride. They will receive after June /.
The wedding of Miss Reba Smith, daughter
OF Mrs Annie Smith, and Harry stearns will
be solemnized Thursday evening. June 2. in
the Boyle Heights Methodist church. Mrs.
William Helps will assist matron OF honor,
and the bridesmaids win be Miss Viola Otto
and Miss Norma Otto, who are cousins of the
bride, and Miss Geneva Rueger. Charles
Payne, Orlando Pratt and Roy Carleton will
serve Mr. Stearns as ushers. Mrs Edward
Turner entertained with a shower for the
bride-elect recently, and Mrs. William Helps
is planning a china shower for next week.
Miss smith will also be entertained by Miss
Reuger later in the month.
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Announcement is made of the marriage. of
Miss Edrn Eleanor Estes. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Payton Wade Estes, and stephen
e. Benedict The ceremony was solemnized
Thursday evening" April 2s, only the imne-
diate family being present. After wedding
journey of several weeks to Bear valley Mr'
and Mrs. Benedict will be at home to their
friends at $40 West Twelfth street after
June l.
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novel bridge luncheon was given by Mrs.
Edwina Tabb Saturday afternoon at her resi-
dence in West Washington street. AS 1t was
Raisin day. the table was decorated in red,
the whole room in the raisin shades, and
the luncheon carried out with the same
idea. The rest of the house was decorated
with La France roses and ferns. Among those
present were Mrs. Morris Schemiler. Mrs.
Strohn, Mrs. Charles Lugo, Mrs. Walter
Childs Mrs A. Morely. Mrs John Thompson,
Mrs A. Walker Mrs. Albert Lewis, Mrs.
j. NJ Godstein, Mrs. Marion Mahoney Miss
MYRTLE James, Miss Jennie Fowler, Miss Mary
Weltzel Miss Felicia de Mosbrea, Miss Grace
Johnson. Miss Maude Walker, Miss Juanita
Rodriguez Miss Emma Gonzales and Miss Mae
Johnson.
The wedding of Miss Margaret E. Litsin-
derger and Ward b. Stevens of Pasadena was
dence of Mr. and Mrs. John j. Hartsock in
West Fifty third street. The service was read
bv the Rev G. e. Foster of the Methodist
mission After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs.
stevens will reside in Pasadena, where Mr..
Stevens has just completed a beautiful home.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Wheat entertained with
a reception last evening at their home in
West Ninth street in honor of Miss Alice
Paine who will leave next week for Glas-
gov, Scotland, as a delegate to the world
convention of the WI c. T, U. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheat were assisted in receiving by Miss
Mary Stewart. Members of the various young