Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21

IN snrins blossoms Yesterday afternoon
when Miss Bessie Bartlett entertained
for Miss Rose Zobelein, who Will pe
married early in May. The craving
room and reception hall were tasterully
decorated with pink and white roses,
In the dining room q huge basket OF
pink carnations was suspended from
the chandelier. Pale pink tulle was
twined from the basket to small tables
arranged to form a merry-go-rouhd.
In fluffy bows of tulle on each corner
of the tables nestled eorsage bouquets
of orange blossoms.
The place cards were dainty gilded
affairs. containing the Bartlett mono
gram. on the tables were dainty bon
bon boxes tied with pink tulle ana
spray of orange blossoms and pretty
pink candy strawberries.
AS a surprise to Miss Zobeleln the
affair was turned into china shower.
A huge basket covered with ferns ana
pink roses, filled with hand painted
china, was brought in late in the after
noon. Miss Bartlett recited a pretty
toast which she had framed for Miss
Zobelein.
The guests were Miss Rose Zobelein,
Mrs. George Zobelein Mrs. Edward
Zobelein, Mrs. Philip Zobelein, Mrs.
Harry Baxter, Miss Ethel West, Mrs.
William Maier, Mrs. Robert Adams,
Miss Florence Bartlett and Mrs. A. q.
Bartlett.
The wedding of Miss Kathleen Ham
ilton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
| Hamilton, 1925 Vermont avenue, ana
Robert Adams, which took place last
| evening, was one of great interest 10
the many friends of the bride, 1or
whom much entertaining has been done
in the past month. The ceremony was
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Day of the First Congregational
church. Miss Lois Salisbury played the
| wedding music and Miss Hazel emil
dress sang "Without Thee" Miss Mae
| Hamilton, 81 sister of the bride, in a
gown of gold messaline satin with
crystal trimmings, was maid OF honor
and carried n shower bouquet OF maid
enhair ferns, and the Misses gladys
Hamilton, another sister of the bride,
and Evelyn Adams, sister of the BRIDE
groom, in gowns of white lingerie, as
sisted, bearing the ribbons forming the
| aisle. The bride, In white crepe meteor
over satin trimmed with real lace, ana
| pearl ornaments, wore a tulle veil held
| in place by orange blossoms and car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies OF the
valley. The house was beautifully dec
grated with pink and white roses and
greens in the drawing room, pink sweet
peas in the dining room and yellow
! roses in the reception room, whlle
hanging baskets of roses and sweet
peas were everywhere. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams will go north on wedding trip
and will be at home after May at
| S005 Western avenue.
Miss Pearl league, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. N. league, and waiter ID.
Lacey were married last evening at
the home Of the brides parents, 4So
West Thirty-first street, the Rev. A.
w. Bunker reading the service. MISS
| Pluma Boothe of Pomona was maid OF
| honor and Ross league, brother or the
bride, served Mr.. Lacey as best man:
Shasta daisies in profusion were USED
in decorations with ferns ana potted
| plants. The bride wore her travelling
| gown of gray cloth and hat to match
and carried a bouquet of lilies OF the
valley. Miss Boothe was also attired
| in gray, and carried shower bouquet
Mrs. Lacey received the deed tor her
new home as a wedding gift from her
husband and after a trip to san iran
| cisco and other northern cities they
will be at home at 1914 La Vista Ter
race about June 10. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lacey are native Californians'
Miss Inez Clark entertained with a
dinner at her home in Westmoreland
place last evening.
Mrs. Samuel Meyer of 1887 South
Hone street entertained at her nome
Yesterday in honor OF her daughter
Mrs. Warren T. Carlisle, of st. Louis
Mo-, who Is here visiting
Mrs. Frederick It. Bicknell and Mrs.
Sumpter F. Zombro of 419 north Broad
way entertained with large recep-
tion Yesterday afternoon at the Wom-
ems clubhouse in South Ffgueroa
street. The clubhouse was beautifully
decorated by Miss Forman, downstairs 5
being a bower of pink roses, palms ana
potted ferns, while the upstairs was
done with pink sweet peas and maid
enhair ferns The library was dainty
with yellow iris and ferns were every
where used in profusion. The lights
were shaded with pink ana green
shades. Mrs. Bicknell wore an import
ed gown of gray brocaded chiffon and
an overdress of changeable chinon ana
panne velvet, with lace. Mrs. Sulnpter
| Zombro was attired in a mustard-col-
ored silk, with a lace overdress the
same color over sage green satlh' anu anu
| Mrs. Emily Zombro wore black SATIN
robe with lace trimmings. The hos
| tesses were assstaed by the following'
Mrs. George Letteau, Mrs. j. ID.
Bicknell. Mrs. M. E. Entwistle, Mrs
Charles T. Bagg, Mrs. Matilda ROBERTS
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Clarence Hail. MRS
Frank King, Mrs. Frank Gordon mrs
Felix Howes, Mrs. Lyman FarWell'
Mrs. S. ID. Burks, Mrs. Adolph koeblg
Mrs. Louis Meyers, Mrs. Lucius Chase,
Mrs. Willis Booth, Mrs. Louis Drayfus'
Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. Helen
Steckel, Mrs. Walter Lindley, MRS. j.
n. JTtley, Mrs. James Ogilvie, Mrs.
Josiah Evans Cowles, Mrs. W. G,
| Hutchinson, Mrs. w. w, Neuer MISS
Edith Kirkpatrick, Miss Edith Furrey,
Miss Belle Baker, Miss Weimer ana
Miss Frances Chandler.
Miss Sophia Kubach 1901 South AL
varado street, will entertain IN honor
| of Miss Rose Zobelein, a bride OF early
Nav at a luncheon of fifteen covers
thursday afternoon, April 2S, There
will be two other guests of honor, MRS
| A L. Denker and Mrs. VIII Maier, who
will leave for Europe May 10.
The Sunset chapter of the Eastern
star were entertained last evening at
The home of DIR. IT. ]. Randell, l421
South Bonnie Brae street
Mrs Walter Sidney Johnson enter
tanned with a bridge party yesterday
! fternoon at her home in West Adams
street. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with California poppies and
pink roses, ferns and potted plants.
| Those who were present were: Mes
| danes Nellie Taylor, Ada c. Martin,
! A w Remnitz, frank A. V1ckrey'
Ra1ph Moss. Marie Morse, George F..
Winter. F. C. Howard, Perry Howard,
Charles w Bryson. Fred w. Beau de
TART, Bruce Pitblado, William K; Hun-