Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
Society

daughter of Mrs. I. Schulman, whose
engagement to Bernard Schulman was
announced early in the summer, Mrs.
James Edward Lacy of 1901 Fourth
avenue entertained with linen shower
recently. The house was decorated
with pink and green, pink roses and
Cupids being used in the living room,
| and the dining room and reception
room were banked with palms and
potted ferns. In the afternoon bridge
was played and an elaborate luncheon
was served. Covers were laid FOR
Mines. 1. Schulman, William Beeman,
Edward Caro-, Leo Green, Ralph Him
melstreen, Coleman Schultz, Leo Law
enthal, Cartman, Joseph Levy, julius
Levy. Goodrich, Nat Schresohn, May
| Schiresohn, Bernard Schiresohn, and
| the Misses Martha Levy, Bernice
| Marcher, Josephine Mel, Grertrlce
| Sherwood, Junia Nave, Beulah jung
quist, Annye Green and Mary LeaVitt.
s
The local alumni chapter of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity held its month
| ly meeting at Alamitos Bay in the ma
| ture of a houseboat party Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Baskerville were hosts. one
| of the pleasures Of the day was
| launch ride on the bay. There was
| dinner served around a huge bonfire
on the sands near the tide wall.
| Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ScoVille,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dimmick, and the
| Misses Margaret Hunt, Bertha Cheek,
| Grace Collins, Mary Beach; Albert
Vandegrift Jess Beach, Chester Lyday
and Lucius Jones'.
Mrs Frank Griffith of the Lawrence
apartments will entertain with tea
at the Country club Saturday after
| noon,
The wedding of Miss Sadie Under
wood, daughter Of Mrs Mary Under
wood, and H. L. Garren was solem-
nized last evening at the residence
| of the brides mother on East Twenty
| eighth street, the Rev. NJ. l.. RoWell
officiating The house was decorated
| with white chrysanthemums and car
| nations combined with a profuslon OF
| ferns. In one corner OF the nVlng
room a floral bower was erected and
the bridal party stood under this for
the ceremony. The wedding music was
rendered by Mrs. Harry c. Underwood
and Miss Jean Wright. Baskets OF
flowers were hung in all the rooms.
The bride was attired In white satin
trimmed with rose point lace and car
ried a shower OF white roses and ferns.
Miss Hazel Landers assisted as maid
of honor in a white lingerie gown over
pink silk. Ernest CoonS served MI
Garren as best man. After a wedding
supper Mr.. and Mrs Garren left for
a wedding trip, and will be at home
on their return at 903 East Twenty
eighth street. Since the announce
md NUa made
many affairs have been planned for
the young couple. Mrs. Garren is
prominent member of the. Matinee Mu-
sical club and Mr.. Garren is connected
with the Rock Island railway.
Mrs Clearance w. Jones of West
Twenty-fifth street was hostess yes
terday afternoon with an informal tea
| in honor of Miss Anne Laughlin Gates.
| whose marriage to G. Fullenwlder Will
be solemnized October 10. The AFFAIR
was in the nature of sofa pillow
| shower, and the guests busled them
selves embroidering cushions until tea
was served Among the guests We're
| Mines. Carl Stutsman, William t.
| Clarke. Lester Bennett, Edward jerks,
Watson, Godfrey Crackel, B. 10.
Heartt. Clarence Anderson, and the
| Misses Mary Jones, Daisy Craig, Ef1le
Fairchild all members of the Fort
| nightly Bridge cluD.
| -E-
Announcement Is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Harcourt Wilson of Lake
street of the marriage of Miss Dora
Mimford of Leytonstone, England, to
Harry Botterell of Hemet, Cal. The
ceremony was read Saturday morning
in st. Pauls pro-cathedral on Olive
street. the Rev. A. G. L. Trew off,
ciating. Mr.. Wilson gave the bride
into the keeping of the bridegroom.
| The bride was attired in gown OF
white satin covered with chiffon and
embroidered in blue and gold. She
| wore a picture hat of white lace COW
cred with plumes and carried shower
OF lilies of the valley. Miss Mollle
Cape of London, England, assisted as
maid of honor in a gown of white net
over white satin, and wore big black
hat covered with plumes. WIN Bot
| terrell served his brother as best man.
Following the ceremony wedding
| breakfast was served at the wilson
home. The house was decorated WIN
a profusion of pink carnations ana
asparagus ferns. After wedding
| trip Mr.. and Mrs. Botterell will be at
home in Hemet, where they Will re-
ceive their friends Tuesdays In NO
vember.
Miss Katherine T. Clark, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eli P. Clark of st.
| James park, left for Fort Bayard, N.
| M, where she will visit friends for
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolsey Cronkhite of
| 12e West Thirtieth street announce
| the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Minnie Cronkhite, to Robert Long
Wilson. The ceremony was read last
| Thursday by the Rev Lewis u. MOT
ris in st. Johns Episcopal church, IN
| the presence Of the immediate family
only Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left imme-
diately for their new home IN Beau
mont where they-will receive their
| friends after November 10.
s.
Mrs Frank L. Neubauer entertained
with a 500 party at her apartments IN
the Wilhelm on Grand avenue recently,
The prizes. hand-painted china, the
work OF the hostess, were won by Mrs.
w. A. Morehouse and Mrs. James Fox.
Mrs. w E. Prichard captured the con-
ISOLATION prize, a book of poems. The
| anartments were decorated with pep
ner boughs, berries and roses. Among
| the guests were Miss Ella Rhodes, and
Mines. Grace -. White, Grace CAL
hreith. II. B. Mckinney, P. D. Johnson,
| s T.. Grover, George H. McGinness,
| q n DeMund, D. L. Moselle, Harry
| Mckinney, William Wallace MCLEOD
and A. Ernest Wallace.
Misses Martha and Annabelle John-
| son. formerly of Pasadena; MISS NC
| Grath. Glenn johnson and Raymond
| Johnson will soon leave the Mount
| Washington hotel, where they nave