Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-25
Society News

er1ck, daughter OF MIS-. Wllllall a. AiO
derrick, becomes the bride of Walter
Joseph Schmahl at $3.50 o'clock at the
family residence in South Figueroa
/ street. the Rev. Lewis Gouyerneur
Morris of st. Johns Episcopal chureh
reading the marriage lines. There VIII
be only the family and most intimate
friends present and supper VIII De
served for thirty-five after the cere-
mony. The bride will be alfred IN an
exquisite lingerie gown, Irish lace en-
broidered delicateLy i'm pale pink roses.
She will wear a big picture hat COW
cred with pink roses and Will carry a
muff of Cecil Bruner roses. Her only
attendant, little Miss Muriel Lap
worth will be the flower girl and wear
a frock of white over pink and VIII
also carry muff of the Cecil Bruner
roses. Mr.. Schmahl will be served py
Arthur f. Lapworth, a cousin or the
bride, as best man. Miss Broderick viii
enter on the arm of Capt. Cameron
Ersl<in Thorn, who will give her INTO
| the keeping of the bridegroom at tne
altar. Her only ornament will be gold
| oak leaf, which was given her by MRS,
William F. Edgar, an old friend OF
the family, and was the insignia of her
| husbands rank of colonel in the
United States army. The house is
beautifully decorated, pink, green ana
white being the colors used. In the
/ drawing room, which Is gorgeous III
its oriental hangings, the pink cherry
blossoms predominate, and in the pay
window, where the ceremony Will be
performed. the entire frame of the
| easement is cherry blossoms and green,
with an immense marriage bell sus-
pended in the center. The hall. which
| Is red is entirely in green, While III
| the dining room Shasta daisies are
used in profusion with ferns. MI
Schmahls brother, John Schmahl OF
Chicago. started from there last week
! 10 attend the wedding, but is delayed
in Seattle and will not reach Los An
geles until June l. much to the dis
appointment of friends, as he is the
only relative of the bridegroom. The
brides table will hold an immense CAKE
which the bride will cut in the old
fashioned way ana distribute TO the
guests Mrs. Broderick Will wear
beautiful gown of white lingerie en-
broidered in white roses. After the
ceremony Mr Sehmahl will take ms
bride on a trip, but they viii not tel
where, and upon their return they VIII
reside in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen of Bon
ME Brae street will leave this morning
| for an extended trip through Europe,
accompanied by their little daughter
Ruth and their son. Herbert Allen. In
New York they will be Joined by MISS
! Elsie Allen of Pasadena, who Will grad
/ uate from the Rye seminary or New
! York in June No definite plans nave
/ teen made for the trip except, OF
! course. seats have been reserved at
| Oberammergau for the passion play
and they will return late in september
s
Miss Mary Lindley will entertain with
a dance and supper party this evening
| Of her naTentS, MT.
and Mrs. S. X. Lin1lcy in MEMO ave
nue.. The affair is in honor of MISS
Grace Rowley and her wedding party
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Chick viii
entertain with a dinner party at their
| home in Arapahoe street Saturday
| evening. Covers will be laid for MISS
| Zoe Barnett, Miss Ruby Bridges, Dr'
Wood and Mr.. Green.
Mrs. Frederick Perkins. wife OF Ma
| ior Perkins, L. S. A., was the guest OF
| honor at a theater party and supper
| afterward at Levy's Monday evening"
given by Mr. and Mrs. George l.: Refh-
| ington. The table was beautifully dec
grated with pink and white sweet peas
and ferns and was lighted with canoe-
labra with silk shades.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of City Attorney Harris e.
Taft, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ii. Ta1t
| of Ell Shacketo, Sixth and oregon ave
nue. Santa Monica, to MISS Lucle
! sharp, a charming young girl OF Ius-
! tin The wedding Will take place tle
middle of next month at the nome OF
the brides parents al Tustin. After a
short wedding trip the young couple
will make their home in Santa Monica
Manv delightful affairs are being
planned for them on their return.
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Arrs q WILEY Wells. who has been
touring Europe. sailed from Paris on
Nav I, and after a visit of two weeks
with friends in New York will leave FOR
her Santa Monica home.
Mrs. Mary Strohn and Mrs. George
! Macauley of Menlo avenue entertained
with bridge luncheon yesterday after
moon in the second of a series. The
house was daintily decorated with
sweet peas and it was pink luncheon;
Covers were laid for thirty-hVe' ana
the place and score cards were quaint
figures tied with pink satin ribbons
with gold seals stamped with the mono
gram of the hostess.
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Mrs. j. w. Summerfeld OF Cambridge
avenue entertained with luncheon at
the Jonathan club yesterday afternoon
! in honor of Miss Marjorie Rambeau,
Mrs Rambeau, Mrs. Harriet Spencer,
Mrs, William ]. Chick and Mrs SUM
merheld.
The Westlake school for girls mas
issued invitations for the commence
ment exercises to be given at the
WOmen's clubhouse in South F1gueroa
street Wednesday morning, June 8, at
IL o'clock.
General Harrison Gray Otis enter
tanned with box party at the Or
nheum last evening. Miss Elita Proc
tor Otis, who is playing there this
week is a cousin of the general.
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Miss Alice Paine of 715 North Avenue
! Sixty-four sailed from Montreal on the
/ Canada Saturday. May 21 for Glas-
Cow. Scotland, where she has gone to
attend the worlds congress of the w.
C. r. II. as delegate from Southern
California Miss Paine will tour
through England, France and Holland,
making a special study of the schools
and social conditions of other coun-
tries Miss Paine was the guest or
honor at many affairs given previous TO
her departure, among them reception
given by Mrs Catherine Pierce Wheat,
| a house party at Alamitos Bay and q
luncheon given by the teachers and
principal of the Avenue SiXty-second
school at GaraVnza. Before her return
she will visit among friends and rela-
tives in New York and the New Eng
land states, returning to Los Angeles In
| October.
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Mrs Bert Harmon Merchant, daugh-
| 4 Affsc IJ0nFU AlhnrG