Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
Society

to Walter Blair Bowie Will Tame pi"oo
Easter week. The colors to be used
at the wedding, pink, green and whlte'
were tastefully displayed in the deco
rations, and this dainty color scheme
also was carried out In the refresh
ments.
The special guests were the young
women of Miss Walkers Weaulhs
party, with covers laid for a large
number of other guests. The mover
feature of the afternoons entertain
ment was the compilation OF prleI
history of the lives of the bride ana
bridegroom. Each guest was given d
chapter in the life of one or the other
to relate and Illustrate with pictures
cut from magazines provided Tor thaI
purpose, and the whole bound INTO a
book with appropriate cover deco ia
ton, to serve as a souvenir for the
happy couple.
Mrs. A. G. Schlosser was hostess at
Glengarry castle in Hollywood last Ell
day at a luncheon in compliment 10
Mrs. f.. c. Patterson, VINO Is leaving
for a visit in Detroit. Lilacs and roses
were combined in the floral decorations
i'm a most effective manner covers
were were laid for Mesdames Edward
Winterer. Robert Young. Miss Higgins
Mrs Lyon, Mrs Hubbard and MIS-
Kirk.
s.
Mrs. William Wendt will join Mr..
Wendt at Topango for Easter Sunday
and a few days outing TO follow.
i
Perez Field entertained a number or
his friends at a moonlight partly last
night In his new home in its plctur-
esque nook near Eagle Rock.
Miss Elsie Vanderpool is to be a
member of a house party at Sierra
Madre for the week following Easter
Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Benton Cooke OF Chi
cago and Mrs. II. EmeryJones of New
York, who are at the Hotel Maryland
with Mrs. Joseph Henry Cooke, are
being much entertained.
These young women are in California
giving rectals of original monologues
by Miss Cooke and songs by MIS-
Emery-Jones.
They were the guests of honor at
the Friday Morning club luncheon last
week following Miss Cookies program.
Tuesday Mrs George Elmer Feagans
2097 West Thirteth street, gave an IN
formal dinner and theater party for
Mrs. Emery-Jones, and on Thursday
DR. Dorothea Moore gave a luncheon at
tho California club for these talented
eastern visitors.
q
Mrs. Samuel Travers Glover 1909 La
Sale avenue, entertained last Monday
with a small luncheon for Mrs. Joseph
Henry Cooke and Miss Marjorie Benton
Cooke of Chicago. Spring blossoms
were used on the table, and covers
were laid for Mrs Richard Hovey Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, Or. Dorothea
Moore. Mrs. L. A. Woodcock and Mrs.
J. V. Wachtel 1r, besides the guests
Of honor
Miss Ethel Dalton and Frederick
Everett Barnette Of Oklahoma were
married Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides father. There were
no attendants, and tho Rev. Mr. Bar
ron officated at the ceremony, which
was attended by immediate relatives
only. In the evening Mrs. Charles Vic
tor Hall and Mrs. w. r. Dalton gave a
large reception for the bride, who is
their niece, entertaining about $50
guests Mr. and Mrs. Barnette will
reside in Los Angeles
The marriage of Miss Alice Provard
and Frank w. Richards was solem-
nized Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents on Westlake
avenue The Rev. William Horace Day,
D. D.. read the marriage lines in the
presence of relatives of the contract
ing parties, ana a WeuuluS supper lul-
lowed the ceremony.
Floral arrangements were in har-
mony with the Easter spirit and
showed a general color scheme or green
and white, with Easter lilies and lilies
of the valley. and the bride wore
gown of white net over taffeta and
carried shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Richards have gone to
Coronado for a fortnight, and will be
at home at 1916 Westlake avenue on
their return.
Mrs. oliver Morosco 991 Eden ave-
nue., entertained Wednesday evening
with a box party at the Burbank thea
ter, where a performance of Merely
Mary Ann" was witnessed. Mrs.
Morosco had for her guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Mace Greenleaf Mrs. Jane Cock
rell and Miss Glare Mersch At the
conclusion OF the performance the
party enjoyed a dainty supper at the
Alexandria.
A cable yesterday announced the ar
rival at Paris of the following An
gelenos who left September on a
tour around the world:
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney A. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. e. p. Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. V. Day, Miss Gretchen Day, DR..
and Mrs. j. e. Wood and DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Ross gave
a beautiful reception last night for
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin e. Gibbs, who have
just returned from their wedding trip.
Flowers and asparagus ferns gave a
festive air to the house There were
about fifty guests assembled to greet
the honor guests, who received with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross. Mrs. r. w. Smith,
another daughter of the hostess, also
assisted In receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. 10y have gone
east for two months visit with
friends and relatives in Kansas City.
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Miss Anna Boggs and James Peary
were married March 16 at the Mag
nolia Avenue Christian church, the
Rev. Jesse Mcknight officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Lulu
Boggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Peary are now
at home to their friends at $50 Wash
ington street
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew James Prize,
whose marriage was an event of last
month have returned from the south
and will be at home in Toberman
street.
number of Los Angeles women
were guests at a card party yester-
day afternoon in Pasadena when Mrs.