Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18


Mr.. and Mrs. George ira Adams,
who came to Los Angeles from Den
yer and had apartments at the Hotel
Stratford, have taken a house at $50
New Hampshire street, and will be at
home to their friends the first and
third Wednesdays.
Formal announcement is made of
the engagement of Miss Jessie Clark,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark
of Berkeley, to John d. Fletcher, son
of Prof. Alfred Fletcher of the CoFina
Episcopal church. Mr.. Fletcher was
formerly secretary to Prof. Morse
Stephens and both young people are
well known in Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lincoln Of
1914 South Hoover street entertained
with a card party in honor of Mrs
Adelyn Harper of Kansas city, who
is their guest. The guests included
Mrs. Will Binnis, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Souter, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Faux
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pierce, Mrs
Ryhart, Mrs Hariett Faulkner, Miss
Emily Souter and Thelmer Pyle.
Miss Ethel Alton entertained with
a five hundred party at her home in
Manhattan Beach recently. The AFFAIR
was in. celebration of her birthday an
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Miss Amelia RiVas, Miss Aurella cas-
truccio, Miss Louise Rivas, Miss Jo-
hanna Slaney,' Miss Juanita Lane, MISS
Dorothy Bond, Miss Stella Lane, Miss
Gladys Bond, Miss Bertha Despars,
Miss Marjory Bond, Miss Loretta
Bouett, Miss Anna McGarry, MISS
Adelaide Smith, Miss Marie McManus,
Miss Bird Shipley, Miss Ethel Parker,
Miss Frances BARREN, Miss Kate Gar
nett, Mrs. Frank M. Alton, Mrs. Cor
don Lawrence, Mrs. Cliffe Fox, Mrs
Raymond Hill, Mrs Robert Jamison,
Mrs. James Woodson, Mrs. Henry De
spars, Mrs. Jack Reynolds and Mrs
William Garnett.
Mr., and Mrs. Hubbell Fox announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mrs
Lucille Fox Jones to John James Bren-
nan The ceremony was read Monday
morning at 1880 at the ST. Vibiana ca
thedral, Rt. Rev. Mgr, Harnett ON,
ciating. After wedding trip Mr ana
Mrs. Brennan will be at home at La
Prada Park, --nnandale, after Oc-
tober 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Fl. Clarke and
their charming daughter, Miss FLOR
ence Clark of Van Buren place lett
Tuesday for an extended trip through
the east.
Miss Hortense A. Lindenfeld of
South Hope street has returned from
a years visit with friends in Chicago,
Rochester and other eastern cities.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Frost,
daughter of Mrs. Abbie E. Frost. to
Albert A. Mcdonald was solemniHed
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
the brides mother in Connecticut
street. the Rev. Baker P. Lee officiat-
ing In the presence of the relatives
only. The house was daintily deco
rated with pink rosebuds and aspara-
gus plumosus, the same color scneme
of pink and green being carried out IN
the refreshments also. The bride was
attired in her going-away gown or
brown cloth. The attendants of the
bride were her mother, Mrs. Frost,
and the mother of tine bridegroom, Mrs.
A. Mcdonald Of Glendale After
wedding trip of two weeks Mr.. ana
Mrs. Mcdonald will be at home to their
friends after October l at 1866 Con-
necticut street.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Getchell of West Thirty-third street
was the scene of a beautiful WeddmS
Wednesday evening when their daush-
ter, Miss Flora Getchell became the
bride of John Sandlein Jones, the Rev
J. A. Geissenger reading the service.
The bride was attited in a gown Of
cream white lansdown heavily embroi-
dered and carried d shower OF bride
roses. Miss Pearl Getchell in pale
yellow gown of silk null assisted as
maid of honor and carried a shower
of Golden Glow. Arthur Coquenguist
served Mr.. Jones as best man. The
house was decorated with white car
nation ferns and vines and broad white
satin ribbons, The approach OF the
bridal party was announced by the
singing of At Love You Truly by
Miss Helen Brown. The ceremony was
read under a canopy of ferns ana
white carnations, from the center OF
which was suspended a white dove
with outstretched wings. Mendels-
sohn's wedding march was played on
the harp by Mrs. Fannie Burford.
Supper was served on the lawn ana
the place cards were hand-painted
with orange blossoms. The lawn was
Illuminated with electric lights COW
cred with Chinese lanterns. AFTER an
extended trip Mr.. and Mrs. Jones VIII
be at home to their friends in their
new home at $40 West Forty-fifth
street.
Formal announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Lillian Claire
Craig of 500 South Figueroa street to
Cawston ostrich farm. No date has
been set for the wedding. Mr. Watcher
is the secretary and director of the
ostrich farm and was formerly assts-
tant cashier of the South Pasadena
bank. Miss Craig formerly lived in
Buffalo and has been assistant manager
of the ostrich farm for some time.
Both Mr.. Watcher and Miss Craig
have hosts Of friends in Pasadena and
Los Angeles and many affairs will be
given in their honor before the we'd
ding. Mr. Watcher is Mason, an
Elk and a prominent member of the
Rotary club.
Miss Henrietta Margaret HOLE has
chosen October 25 for the date of her
marriage to Gavin Young. The cere-
mony will be read by the Rev. Baker
p. Lee at noon in Christ Episcopal
church followed by a breakfast at the
Alexandria Miss Claudia Scheckles of
Ocean Par xviii assist as maid of
honor and Norman Heap will serve Mr..
Young as best man. Miss HOLE is
passing the Weekend as house guest
of Miss Scheckles in Ocean Park. A
wedding trip is being planned, after
which Mr.. Young win bring his bride
to live in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Russell of 1870
West Twenty-ninth street, formally
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss mary Regina Bryson, to
John A. Mcneil of Bridgeport, Conn,
The marriage will be solemnized in the
east late in the winter. Miss Bryson
is the granddaughter of P, H. Bryson
of Los Angeles and the late David c.
Slaughter Of Memphis, Tenn. She will