Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18
Society
(contInued from Page Eight)


and Mrs. A. G. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. w.
G. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Foulkes,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Marcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Engelbritsen, Misses Ruth
Cox, Belle Mitchell Helen Robinson,
Viola Henck, Evelyn Marcelus, Leona
Houk, Ethel F. Anderson, Flora Simp-
son, Bessie Fowble Azelia Johnston,
Bernice Marcher. Marjorie Melville,
Rene Corson, Gretchen Dyer, Gladys
Blessington. Althea Salyer, Lillian
Mclean, Mildred Neiswender, Aldean
Shockley, Briggs, Helen Woodruff,
Ruth Hensler F.. Parker O. S. Barnes,
Corinne Black, and Victor b. Ashe,
o. N. Barnum, o. w. Cave, A. c.
Hemming, w. P. Kelley, Or. j. B.
Lape, Richard Kruger, DIR. ]. A. Le-
soine A. S. McKinnOn George r.
Mead, l.. H. Myers, H. NJ. Ostrom, DR..
Fl. F.. Ransom, c. e. Riley, Frank P.
Webber, H. A. Henderson, c. II.
Matthews, c. Bonache, J. T. Roache,
Fred Peterson, Thomas M. Mcdonald,
p. j. Noon, G. Waltice, c. F. De Witt,
e. " Bunt.
Mrs. William X Chambers, with her
children, Lois and Malcolm, of 6O6 West
Avenue "a, Highland Park, has re-
turned from a two months trip
through Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
Mrs. Chambers is grand chaplain Of
the California Order of the Eastern
Star, which will hold it's grand chap
ter session at San Diego in the Grant
hotel, October 10.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Marshall of Grand
View avenue, who have been travelling
abroad for the summer, have returned
home and are visiting at the home of
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. David Setnan, in Elden ave-
nue.. They will return to their own
home october 1.
Homer Laughlin, sr., who with his
daughter, Miss Gwendolen Laughlin,
has been around the world, is at home
again in West Adams street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Laughlin, jr., of West
Twenty eighth street, Joined them in
the east and together passed month
motoring through the country.
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Miss Augusta List, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. List of "Rosen- -Kranz,"
became the bride Friday afternoon of
Samuel Clark Mckee at their beauti-
full home in South Pasadena. The GER
emony was read by the cousin of the
bride, Rev. William P. Schwartz, D. D.,
of the First Presbyterian church of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, assisted by Rev.
William b. Gantz Of Highland Park
Presbyterian church, in the garden un
der a canopy of ferns, from which was
suspended a big floral bell of white
carnations. The procession was head
ed by eighteen young men and women
carrying a rope of ferns tied at inter
walls with broad yellow gauze ribbons.
They were the Misses Pearl Massie,
Pearl Gilbert, Ruth Smith, Louise
Smith, Irene Stuart, Helen Mason, Lois
Caskey, Carol Caskey, Louise Boal and
Messrs. Harold Wing, Merle Smith,
Culbert Fares Theodore Stearns, Ar
gell Stearns, Samuel Hayward, Max
Hayward, Arthur Hayward and Ches-
ter McBurney. The bride, attired in a
gown of white crepe de chine trimmed
with princess lace, wore long tulle
veil and carried a shower of lilies of
the valley. The matron of honor, Mrs.
Arthur Tandy, in a gown of white
crepe de chine over yellow satin, and
the bridesmaids, the Misses Bertha
Boal, Helen List and Ruth List, wore
white lingerie frocks over yellow silk
and all the attendants carried immense
clusters of yellow chrysanthemums
Little Lola Tandy, in white lingerie,
carried a basket of yellow rose petals
and Billy Schwartz carried the we'd
ding ring on a yellow satin cushion.
Rev Sidney Mckee served his brother
as best man, and the ushers were
Drury Haight, Charles List, Irwin Nc
Kee, Arthur Tandy, Earl Haney and
Thomas Youngken.
The wedding music was rendered by
Miss Sadie Douglas and Williel Thorn
son, jr., who were stationed in the YER
anda for the "Lohengrln'' wedding
march, which announced the approach
of the bridal party, After the marriage
lines were read a wedding hymn COM
posed by the uncle of the bride, the
Rev. Loci Schwartz of st. Louis, was
sung by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pickett
Clapp and Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Mer-
rill. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee left Friday
evening for San Francisco, sailing from
there on the steamer Tenyo Maru for
China November 1. They will serve as
missionaries at Chin Chow, China, un-
der the Presbyterian board of foreign
missions. Mr.. Mckee will be ordained
as a minister September 27, and was
graduated from the theological semtn-
ary in Auburn, N. Y. Miss List was
graduated from Wellesley college in the
class of '09. The wedding of the daugh-
ter was also the thirtieth anniversary
of the parents of the bride, and a
double reception was held after the
ceremony. Mrs. List was gowned in
pearl gray chiffon cloth and carried a
shower of lavender centurias Assist
ing in receiving were Rev, and Mrs. w.
B. Gantz. Mr.. and Mrs. List were
married in Harrisburg, Pa, and came
to Los Angeles twenty-five years ago.
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Mrs. Emma Markham, with her two
sons, Dean Munroe Markham and Alo-
ise D. Rathmueller, left Monday morn
ing for tour around the world Mr..
Rathmueller will resume his study OF
art in Paris.
In honor of Miss sSallie Bonner, who
is the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Ross Clark of West Adams
street, Miss Mildred Burnett enter
tanned with an informal dinner dance
at her charming home in South Beacon
street Friday evening. The guests in
cluded: Miss Lucille Clark, Miss Sarah
Clark, Miss Kate Van Nuys Miss Kath-
crime SteaCns, Miss Elizabeth Wood
Miss Florence Wood, Miss Marguerite
Hughes, Miss May Rhoades, Miss
Katherine Barbour Miss Jane Rollins,
George Ennis, c. w. Pendleton, .1r.,
Nat Head, Henry Blackmore, Walter
Brunswig, Irving Walker, Jack SOM
ers, Paul Heron, Van Kelsey, George
Reed, Kay Crawford, Carroll stllsoh
Henry DAILY and Lieut.. Adolphus Sta
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Wheat OF
South Alvarado street are at home ar
ter summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. McCourt of Will
ton place left last week for New YORK
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Sidney Lee Grover and Mrs. R. A,
Ayers.
Mrs r. !. Barmore, president of the