Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-27
Society

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The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Modini Wood in St James
park was the scene of one of the most
beautifully appointed dinner dances
last evening when Miss Elizabeth Wood
and Miss Florence Wood entertained
the younger set. The table was
fairy snow scene, the cloth being COW
cred with cotton batting sprinkled pro-
tuSely with frost" The ccnterpieCe
was toboggan slide and coastinS
down the sides were tiny figures in
sleds and sleighs. A skating pond was
at one end of the table and "A gay party
of figures slSated about dressed in furs
and mufflers. Tiny trees covered with
snow and iceN were scattered about in
the scene and the whole was most
"Chrstmassy" in It's effect. The place
and dancing cards were monogrammed
with the initials of the young hostes
ses. Covers were laid for Miss Eliza
beth Wood, Miss Florence Wood, Miss
Katherine Stearns, Miss Amy Marie
Norton, Miss Emma Conroy, Miss Mil
dred Burnett, Miss Juliet Borden, Miss
Gladys Let's, Miss Edna Let's, Miss
May Rhodes Miss May of san Fran
CISCO Miss Kate Van Nuys, Miss Lu-
VIC 1ldlkf MISS sally NlCf dtl lhll1 HlIH9
Sa1lie Bonner, Jane Rollins, Nell
Brown, Jack Somers, Tim Horan, Har-
ry Blackmore, henry DAILY, Arden Day,
Nat Head, Maynard McFie, Jack Lead
ley, Morgan Adams, Charles Grimm,
Neil Pendleton, George thinner,
Charles Sheedy, Chester Moore, Har-
old Janss Page and DR.. Swift
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The marriage of Miss Julia Loriden,
daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Il, A. Lorid-
den. TO Newton p. Wilford, was solern-
nized last evening at the First Baptist
church i'm South Flower street the Rev.
G. n. Carter officiating in the presence
of relatives and friends. The church
was decorated elaborately with pink
and white, roses and carnations being
combined with ferns and smilaX. The
bride was attred in white silk trimmed
with pearls and her long tulle veil
was held in place by q spray of lilies
of the valley. She carried shower
of lilies and brides roses. Miss Jeanne
Loriden assisted her sister as maid of
honor in a gown of soft pink material
and carried shower of pink roses.
Little Ruth Briggs, niece of the bride,
attired in a dainty frock of white lin
gerie scattered rose petals from gold
basket with broad satin ribbon on
the hende Harvey Cheeseman served
Mr.. Wilford as best man. A wedding
supper was served for the family after
the ceremony at the home of the brides
parents, 1907 Marian avenue where the
same color scheme of pink and white
was lso carried out. After trip of
month Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford will
make their home in Hollywood where
they will receive their friends after
February |.
Among the delightful hostesses of the
week was Miss Viola IIenck of 546
West Jefferson street, who entertained
with q five hundred party, her guests
being members of the Kappa Nu ONE
ga soroity. The house was decorated
with Christmas ferns and flowers,
poinsettias and holly being used with
artistic effect. The prizes We're cap
tured by Miss Zola Hannewalt and
Miss Margaret Cordiner. Places We're
arranged for Mrs. Ralph l2dinecr, Mrs.
Elery Happton, Mrs. Paul O'Conner,
Mrs NJ Woodson, Mrs. T.. X. Henck,
Miss Willie Kearns, Miss BerniCe
Marcher, Miss Helen Bosbyshell, Miss
Mildred Neswcnder, Miss Helen Tape,
Miss Ethel Harris, Miss Zola Hanna
walt, Miss Margaret CorGiner, Miss
Elizabeth Riordan, Miss Cora Boetcher
and Miss Lois Wilson
Mr. and Mrs, G. II. Edwards and
family formerly of 1928 West Forty
first street, have moved into their
new home, THE Lone Pine ranch, on
the Santa Ana electric line. where they
are at home TO their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs John f. O'Bert of 1857
East Twenty first street entertained
with a delightful card party in honor
of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Hit.
The house was decorated with CHRIST
mas green's, pOinsettas ana holly.
Among the guests were Mrs. G. c.
Humphrey Mrs. j. Ross r. Deffenbach,
Mrs. Mary Addison, Mrs. 7. A. Free
man, Miss Carmen kerston, Miss Lii
liam Cochran. Miss Esther Cozad. Miss
Evelyn McKinnon, Miss Florence Til
den. Miss Lawreta Smity. Miss ELLA
Town. Miss Agnes smith, Miss Mildred
Tilden, Frederick q. CONNER, w. f..
Cliflan, j. w Heerick, j. Henry Bry-
son, Il. F.. Meyers Samuel Nj. Conner,
Floyd Humphrey, Lee Arthur Myers.
r. A. Freeman, Lawrence O'Bert. j.
Ross Deefenbach and q. j. Ringer. The
prizes were captured by Mrs, William
T.. Conner, Miss Ethel Cozad, q. j.
Ringer and crawford Cochran.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Shafer of Water
loo street entertained with a bridge
party, poinsettias and Catalina holly
being used in the decorations. The
score cards were hand painted holly
berries and the prizes were won by
Mrs. NJ. osborne, Mrs. Delarme. Mrs.
I,emhardt. Mr.. Grogan and Mr.. Os-
borne. "A DAINTY supper NtlS Stl NNh
and covers were laid for sixteen.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah G. Jarvis of
Louisville. Ky, are passing the hoIi-
DAYS in Los Angeles with their three
daughters and their families. Mrs. Ed
win T. Earl, Mrs. West Hughes and
Mrs. William K. Thompson This
week they are house guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thompson in orchard avenue.
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The marriage yesterday ct Miss
Emily Rutherford and Ralph L. Mocine
was quietly solemnized after the morn
ing service at st. Johns Episcopal
chlrc' in West Adams street, the Rev,
Loui G. Morris, rector of the parish,
officiating, in the presence of the family
and a few intimate friends. Mr.. and
Mrs, Mocine left for a short wedding
trip to Santa Barbara and Will be at
home at their beautiful new bungalow
studio in Edendale Heights overlooking
the San Fernando valley. Miss Ruth
erford was well known among the ar
lists in the city, having been most
successful in artistic wood carving
Mr. Mocine is an illustrator and both
have a host of warm personal friends
to whom the wedding will be of inter-
est
A charmingly appointed Christmas
marty was given Saturday afternoon by
Miss Dorothy Cloud, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. M. M. Cloud at their
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