Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11

kets of cut flowers and covers were
laid for Mines. Carl Gray, H. e. Mas
sey, c. r. Burdick, Louis Girard of
Los Angeles, L. McCullan of Denver
and ]. w. Whitmore.
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell of 614 oxford ave-
nue. will be hostess with luncheon
at her charming home Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Irving W. Cowles of 2O2O West
Twelfth street has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs Henry Shep-
herd, in Stanley Park.
In honor of her daughter, Miss Lora
Caldwell, Mrs. E. A. Caldwell of Cata-
lima street entertained with a luncheon
recently. The table was decorated with
roses and ferns, and games were played
afterward. The prizes were won by
Misses Zeta Krieder and Margaret
Rice.
st. Vibiana cathedral will Re the
scene of beautiful wedding tomorrow
morning when at 10 o'clock Mrs. Lu-
cille Fox-James, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbell Fox of Eagle Rock, will
become the bride of John James Bren-
nan. The ceremony will be read by
the Rt Rev. Mgr. Harnett in the pres
ence of the family and a few intimate
friends. The church will be tastefully
decorated with cut flowers and massed
; with palms and potted ferns. The
bride, who is brunette of decided tai
ent and accomplishments, will be at
tired in a becoming gown of gray
broadcloth with a picture hat of pea
cock blue covered with plumes. There
will be no attendants. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast will be
served at the residence of the bride
parents and the young couple VIII
leave at once for six months trip
abroad. Mr.. Brennan is very well
known both in the United States and
Canada and Mrs. Fox-James has host
! of friends in Los Angeles who will be
much interested in the approaching
nuptials. At a wedding which was sol
emnized within the past month, when
the bride tossed her bouquet it was
caught by Mrs. FoX-James, much To
/ her own amusement and the delight OF
her friends, who, however, at that time
had no inkling of the wedding of to-
morrow After their European trip Mr.
Brennan will bring his bride back to
Los Angeles, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fox until their
new home in San Rafael Heights is
completed.
An enJOyaDle AFTERNOON Was pe1SSSu
on Tuesday when the wide Awakes'
met at the home of Mrs. Walter F.
Adams in Bond street. Mrs. Adams
who is president of the club, was as
sisted by Mrs. Milton j. Fleck, Mrs,
p. H. Atkins, Mrs. Arthur Brown and
Mrs. c. M. Gilbert. The guests OF
honor were Mrs. Virginia Coate, Mrs
Belle Heaker, Mrs. r. Holmes and
Mrs. j. w. Goode of New Jersey. Mrs
Heaker and Mrs. Holmes entertained
with rectations and songs, and the
prizes were captured by Miss Irene
Bulfinch, Miss Emma Jean Wilson and
Mrs. Chris Wilson. Among the guests
were Mrs. H. NJ. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. McGonigal, Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Atkins, Miss Coral Atkins, Isabelle
7. Atkins, Mrs. Fred H. Bayliss Mrs.
r. ]. Baxter, Miss Maude Bradshaw,
Mrs. w. ]. Burt, Leroy Burt, Mrs. A.
Brown, Mrs. s. A. Bulfinch, Mrs. M
A. Baird, Mrs. ]. K. Burke, Mrs. Ed
ward Clampitt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Collins, Mrs. James A. Crook, Miss o.
L. DeVore, Mrs. Edward Dart, Mrs.
e. A. Emmons, Mrs. Ella II. Fleck,
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Greenough,
Mrs. Clara M. Gilbert, Mrs, r.. G. Hill
man, Mrs. w. A. Henry, Miss Ada
Henry, Miss George Anna Huff, Mrs.
Hovis, Mrs. Alma A. Lambert and her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Good Mrs. Jennie
Lloyd, Mrs. Anna Webster Morris, MRS;
e. V. Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
r. Mannell, Mrs. JOSEPH S. Merrill,
Mrs. V. e. Weaver, Mrs. j. c. Mar