Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-01
Society

Thatcher announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Edith Grace
Thatcher and DR.. Randolph William
Hin at All Saints Episcopal church,
San Francisco, Tuesday, June zs. DR..
Hill has taken his bride to Europe on
their wedding tour and as he was
considered a confirmed old bachelor
the news of the wedding will be great
surprise to his many friends. DR.. Hill
is quite prominent in politics in South
n ,srn California. being chairman of the
a Democratic county central committee,
and was for time a member of the
board of health. After September 15
DR.. and Mrs. Hill will be at home
j to their friends at the Hotel Alexan-
dria.
! Miss Florence e. Milmine Of West
~ Twenty ninth street became the bride
of William C. Brown of Vista street
wednesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents, the Rev. c. w.
Howl1ins of the Mt. Hollywood Con-
gregational church reading the service.
The house was beautifully decorated
with shasta daisies and ferns The
bride wore an exquisite princess gown
of lace and carried a shower of white
sweet peas Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left
for two weeks trip and will be at
home at 4313 Vista street on their re-
turn.
Mrs. Daisy Carson of East Thirty
sixth street entertained recently In
honor of Miss Gladys Case, who grad
uated at the high school this month.
The house was decorated with the
school colors. Miss Eleanor Hunter
presided at the punch bowl.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Culver of 2S01
yaaGcinnr the week in
San Francisco.
The marriage of Miss Laura M. Fer
guson and Ralph r. Trumbower was
solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the Rev. ]. M. Schaef1e in
Pco Heights. They left Immediately
after the ceremony in an automobile
and will motor to Matilda Springs,
planning a trip hunting and fishing on
the Big Sespe.
Miss Sadye Keith of West Forty
seventh place entertained with a box
party and dinner afterward last even
ing in honor of Miss George Weldon,
whose wedding to Carl Dwight will be
soemnized in Boice City July 20. The
guests were entertained at the Ma1es-
tic and dinner was served at Chris
topher's afterward. The table was
dainty with pink and white sweet peas,
the centerpiece being in the shape of
bell The place cards of hand-painted
sweet peas marked the covers for MISS
Weldon, Miss Anna Lyon and Miss
Keith, Neil Mclaughlin, Melcolm
Lyons and George Meyers. Many other
affairs are being planned In honor OF
Miss Weldon, among them dinner
with which Mrs. John II. Zeitier OF
Roxbury street will entertain tomor-
row evening.
One of the interesting weddings OF
last week was that of Mrs. Caroline S.
Rogers, who became the bride of VIII
liam Diffenbach at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lane in La
Sale avenue Wednesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by the Kew.
Stanley Rose Fisher in the presence of
relatives and friends. The bride wore
beautifully embroidered old blue
crepe de chine and carried shower
bouquet of white sweet peas. The
house was decorated with pink and
white sweet peas and profusion OF
I ferns. There were no attendants. Mr..
and Mrs. Diffenbach left on wedding
! trip and will be at home at 1854 La
Sale avenue on their return
L E-l-A-~.-- s.
| An entertainment which was given
Ito the graduates of st. Mary's academy
Twas that of Miss Charlotte Cox, who
lentertained with five hundred party
III Tuesday afternoon at her beautiful
y home in Westmoreland place. Misses
Z Anna Grant and Irene O'Neil were the
y guests of honor and the house was
II beautifully decorated with great
I punches of shasta daisies and yellow
u coreopsis the class colors being gold
y and white. The young hostess was as
Y sisted in entertaining by her mother
4 Mrs. H. II. Cox. Mrs. c. G. Stoner and
E Mrs. George Montgomery. Those who
4 were present were Mrs. Paul Fletcher
"a PC (tyril Knnfnr
I the Misses Maudie Adams, Mary Des-
I mond, Aida Castellano, Clara Leonard
1 Mary Mccain, Kate Mccain, Louise
Taylor, Sophia Kubach, Gertrude
Brands. Katherine Thompson, Alma
L Reaney, Genevieve Cordary, Emma LIE
Sage May Smith, Anna McDermott,
Il Gertrude Connell, Leta Crane, Pauline
| Vollmer. Martha Levy, Mary Cordary
J Marie Nolan, Louise Hauser Julia
\ Smith, Adelaide Smith, Virginia Walsh,
/ Marguerite Bell, Annette Mcintosh,
Virginia Martin, Marie Dolan, Frances
Richards, Katherine Nolan, Alice Cline
and Madge Schalk:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Burlingame of
150 Garfield place, Hollywood, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Burlingame and
was made at musicale given at their
home Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram of the musicale was rendered by
Mr.. A. P. Barber, Mrs. r. A. Andrews,
Miss Grace Stansbury, Miss Mary
Je yell and Miss Josephine Burlingame.
MIS-. Ida Kretchmer gave some charm
ing readings. Mrs. Burlingame was
assisted in receiving by Mrs j. M.
Miller, Miss Eda Burke and Miss Edith
Erickson of Moline, ILL.,, and the Misses
Miller and Burlingame.
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Another recent wedding was that of
Miss Christina FEELINGS of Grattan
street who became the bride of Nels
Hancock Saturday, the Rev. William
s. Morgan of the Hope street Unitarian
church officiating in the presence of
relatives and friends. The bride, in a
pale blue silk, with trimmings of lace,
carried shower of brides roses Mrs.
Cecilia L. Broekhulzen was matron of
honor, in a lace gown with hat to
match carrying an arm bouquet of
pink rosebuds. Miss Alice Koopman
was bridesmaid and Jules and Morris
Koopman attended Mr.. Hancock.
After the ceremony an elaborate sup
per was served and Mr.. and Mrs Han
cock left for a wedding journey. They
will be at home at 1872 Clay street after
August l.
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