Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26


Mrs. E. w. Sealock and Miss Mable
Fletcher entertained with box party
at the Orpheum wednesday evening.
to announce the marriage of Mrs. Sea-
lock, who was Mrs. Mary Cole of this
city. Her engagement to Mr. Sealock
had been known for some time and
friends were making preparations for
an elaborate wedding.
The box party was the occasion of
another engagement announcement,
too. for Miss Fletcher told her friends
of her approaching marriage to
Thomas Egloff, which will take place
Saturday evening at Sierra Madre.
Members of the theater party in
cluded Mrs. ]. Beardon, Mrs. c. c.
Adams, Mrs. Lillian Fletcher Mrs.
Louise Fletcher, Mrs. A. w. Fletcher,
Mrs. B. Lender, Miss c. Howard Miss
S. Constance, Mrs. A. Semple, Miss Ida
May, Mrs. c. Hoffmeier, Mrs. Rose
Cake, Mrs. Mary Porter, Miss Cassella,
Miss C. Morris. Miss Harrison, Mrs.
O'Connen and Mrs. M. w. MCGOWAN
of Glendale.
One of the most brilliant theater
parties of the season will be held at
the Burbank Monday night, when
thirty guests of the Hershey Arms,
wiltshire boulevard and Coronado
street, will occupy boxes in honor of
Richard Bennett, who is playing a
special engagement at the Burbank.
Mr.. Bennett is staying at the Hershey
Arms while in the city.
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Miss Marjorie Rambeau and her
mother entertained at small after
theater supper Monday night at their
home in Alvarado street in honor of
James K. Hackett. Covers were laid
for DIR. Edwin Janss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Beasley and Mrs. Kindlerberger.
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One of the prettiest weddings Of the
week was that of Wednesday evening,
when Miss Mildred Edith Symons,
daughter of Mrs. Jessie Symons of 1856
South Sichel street, became the bride
of Franklin Clarke Morrison, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Morrison of 13O
North Griffin avenue. in the Advent
Christian church Immediately after the
usual prayer meeting. The church had
been beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. Huge clusters of sweet peas
and Shasta daisies were used most eff
fectiVely in a network of asparagus
ferns. The full ring service was read
by the Rev. M. NJ Livingston. Just
before the bridal party appeared Mrs.
Edna Parker, a cousin of the bride,
sang 20 Promise Me-" with Miss Anna
Smith at the organ. The bride, attired
in a dainty gown of white silk null,
with q shower bouquet of white sweet
peas, entered with her maid of honor,
Miss Edith Morrison. Ttho wore
white lingerie dress and carried an arm
bouquet of pink sweet peas. They
passed down the side aisle to the
strains of the "Lohengin" bridal cho-
rus, and met the bridegroom and his
best man, Thomas Pennington, at the
altar. After the congratulations and
showers of rice the young couple en-
tered their waiting automobile, which
had been decorated with white ribbons,
old shoes and various notices, and
their friends had it so arranged that
instead of being taken to the station
they were driven about East Los An
geles until the other guests could reach
the station and give them an extra
send off. After short wedding trip
Mr., and Mrs. Morrison will be at home
to their friends at 236 North Eastlake
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stearns and their
two sons left Friday morning for Cedar
hurst, N. Y, where they will visit Mr..
Stearns' sister. They will motor
through New York and the Berkshires
and will not return until fall.
Dr. Catherine z. Gaynor and Mrs.
George Beck entertained twenty mem
bers Of the Recreation club and ten
members of the Ebell club at box
party at the Orpheum Thursday after
noon, and later were hostesses at a re-
past at the Pig and Whistle.
Mrs. oliver P. Clarke of Menlo ave-
nue. entertained with luncheon infor-
mally Wednesday afternoon in honor of
the officers who have served on the
boards with her at the Friday Morning
club the past year. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Charles Farwell Edison, DR..
Dorothea Moore, Mrs. Morris Albee,
Mrs. Jules Kaufman, Mrs. N. K. Pot
ter Mrs. Stoddard Jess, Mrs. Berthold
Baruch. Mrs. George F. Bugbee, Mrs.
Hugh w. Harrison, Mrs. Charles Q.
Nourse, Miss Abby Morgan and Mrs. G.
F. Conant.
Mrs. c. M. Spaulding of Sacramento
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Seaman of Scarf street. Mrs.
Spaulding came down expressly to at
tend the Roberts-Se Seaman wedding and
will remain for several weeks
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Mrs. Robert Comstock, jr., and little
son of Chicago will arrive in Los An
geles about July 8, and will be the
house guests of Mrs. Comstocks pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs George Perkins, in
West Twenty-fourth street. Many lit
tie affairs will be given in her honor
Mrs. Titan Coffey entertained Wed
nesdav afternoon with an Informal tea
in honor of Mrs. Harry Logan at her
home in West Adams street. Red roses
| and ferns We're combined with Shasta
| daisies for decoration.
Mrs. Logan is from Toronto, Cam
ada. She is the house guest of the
| Alfred Solanos of South Figueroa
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Grover have re-
turned from Alamitos bay, where they
have passed the spring months and
will be at home at 628 South Burling-
| ton avenue.
Miss Jessie Downey Jones, who will
leave next Thursday for Chicago for a
summer course in the normal depart
ment of the Chicago Art institute, has
been pleasantly entertained by her
friends during the past week.
Miss Jones was recently elected
| president of the alumni association of
| the college of fine arts of the Univer-
sity of Southern California and mem
bers of the association have enter
tanned for her.
Monday afternoon Miss Alma May
Cook. the retiring president, gave an
informal affair at the Ell Moro for
Miss Jones, at which the guests were
all members of the association.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Arley
Gordon Tottenham, retiring vice pres
ident entertained the members at
tea at her home on Lake street and
FRIDAY afternoon Miss Edna Mario
D1,,,,,x,a oava garden party at which