Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07

luncheon at her home yesterday after
noon. The house was beautifully deco
rated in American beauty roses. The
assisting women were Mrs. Eugene I.
Pettigrew, Mrs. Charles F. Noyes, Mrs.
w. NJ. wallace, Mrs. William James
Chick and Mrs. E. j. Cook.
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Charles and Lillian Charlene enter
! tained with a supper party at Leyy's
| last night in honor of Miss Lottie VIII
! liams Covers were laid for six. Miss
williams will give a supper next Mon
day night at Levy's for about dozen
guests.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Kirk
man to Harry c. Underwood was SOL
emnized last night at the residence of
the bride on East Twenty eighth street.
The ceremony was performed under a
pergola of ferns and wistaria in the
drawing room, making a beautiful pic
ture. The brides gown was white satin
! and pearls, and she carried brides
roses, while the maid of honor IN pink
satin covered with lace carried pink
| bridesmaids roses, the whole color
scheme being done in pink and white.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. I'm
derwood will be at home to their
| friends at their new home, 1851 West
| EOrty-SeVenIh street.
The bride, who is a gifted musician,
is a graduate Of the Dobinson School
of Expression and belongs to the Natl
nee Musical and the Aeolian clubs. Mr..
Underwood is connected with the Los
Angeles Trust and Savings bank.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ferris will enter
| tain Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Oldfeld at
a dinner this evening at their home on
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laid for ten.
Mrs. Wesley Clark Of Westmoreland
place entertained with a luncheon yes
! terday in honor of Mrs. Edward Young,
the house guest of Mrs. Lynn Helm of
Ellendale place. Covers were laid for
! twelve.
Miss Mary Spaulding Of North Gates
| avenue will entertain thirty of the Dix
sorority young women at a breakfast
on Saturday morning, April 16 Break
fast will be served out of doors and
masses Of spring flowers Will be used
Mrs Wiloughby Rodman Of Orchard
street returned yesterday from Oxnard.
where she had gone to attend the Ven
tura county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon D. Ryus of
Wiltshire boulevard have as their guests
Judge and Mrs. Dewitt Nellis of To-
peka, Kas., the parents of Mrs. Ryus.
s.
The marriage Of Miss May Turner to
4 DR.. II. NJ. Rooney, which was solem-
nized yesterday morning at the chapel
of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Eighth and
/ Green streets, was one OF great inter
est as well as beauty. The ceremony
was read by Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty,
RY.ny Of
the mass. The chapel was beautifully
decorated and the breakfast was served
at the residence Of the brides aunt
Mrs J. J. Martin. on Elden avenue.
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! Mrs. Henry Clay Lawrence enter
tanned yesterday with a bridge lunch
con at her beautiful apartments in
the Lawrence, st. James park, where
covers were laid for fifteen. The din
ing room, done in yellow, was rep
resentative of Southern California,
| pOppies being used in great profusion,
and the place cards were hand-painted
poppies also. Those included in the
| invitations were Mrs. H. o. Wilson,
Mrs ]. r. Prince, Mrs. e. B. Drake.
Mrs. Harry Harrington, Mrs. Fred
| Newton, Mrs. j. NJ. Doak, Mrs. F. c.
! Eldridge, Mrs. II. NJ. Bishop. Mrs c.
! F. Perry, Mrs. r. S. Hoyt, Mrs NJ. 8.
| Baker Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Lucket and
Miss Blanche Thorn.
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Mrs Russell McD. Taylor will enter
! tain with a bridge party tomorrow
afternoon at her home in West Adams
street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks and
their daughters, the Misses Catherine
and Cleone, have purchased home in
2404 Juliet street and will make Los
Angeles their winter home.
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Mrs. Harry Fryman of the Hotel
Hayward will entertain with a mat
inee party on Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. Oscar Headley will entertain
Miss Ruth stiff Miss Lois Salisbury
and Miss Josephine Headley at "The
Merry Widow" on Saturday, going to
the Alexandria for tea afterward.
Rev. Christopher Ruess, chief divis
ion officer Of the juvenile court of Oak
land and Alameda, who is here on a
tour investigating the Los Angeles
probation system, is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Ruess OF
| 334 North Matthews street Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Howe entertained at din
ner in his honor Wednesday evening
at their home in Matthews street.
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Cecil c. Loomis and Miss Nina Lee
Hosler of Toledo, Ohio, were married
Wednesday morning at the home of the
officiating clergyman, Rev. J. NJ.
Schaehe, 1906 Ell Molino street After