Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-24
Society


f. Keating of Dover, England, and
Cyril H. Bretherton, formerly Of Lon
don, England, but now a practicing
young attorney of this city, which will
be solemnized at st. Vibiana ca
thedral next Thursday morning at s
O'Clock, the Rt Rev. Thomas J. Con-
atty, D. D., officiating.
Miss Keating, who is Irish to the
fingertips, has all the dainty airs and
graces of the race with beautiful col
oring and bright eyes, which sparkle
and dance as she talks. She met Mr.,
Bretherton when he was on Vaca-
tlon at the English resort, and Mr..
Bretherton coached her for an exam
ination in London. The engagement
was the result. Mr.. Bretherton has
been in Los Angeles three and a half
years. He came here with Henry A.
Young, who will serve him as best
man. Both men are graduates of OK
ford. Mrs John Valley of South
Flower street will be the matron of
honor and will entertain for the young
couple. who. after a wedding trip. will
take an apartment in West Sixth
street. Miss Keating came from Eng
land alone, and her charm of manner
made her so many friends on ship
board that when they docked in New
York Captain Bradshaw ordered the
band to play the wedding march of
Mendelssohn in her honor, this being
the first time such an honor has been
shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Brown of Bonnie
Brae street entertained with dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of their son
and his bride DR. and Mrs. Francis
Earl Brown and Miss Willie McClel-
land.
The wedding of Miss Alice M. john
son of Chicago and George w, West
took place at the residence of the
brides parents in Hoyne avenue, Chi
cago Wednesday evening. Mr.. ana
Mrs. West left for a trip to his boy
hood home in Tennessee and will re-
f,1rn to this city the middle Of July,
when they will be at home to their
friends at TIA Kingsley drive.
s.
The marriage of Miss Marian War;,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. War;,
and Herbert F. Field was solemnized
last evening at St. John EnlSco-
nal church in West Adams street. the
Rev. Lewis Gouverneur Morris reading
+he marriage lines. The bride was at
tired in a white crepe de chine trimmed
with irish lace and carried an arm
bouquet of lilies of the valley ana
orchids Mrs. Roger Q. Mason OF FORT
Smelling. Mimi. the brides sister, was
mltTOn of 1ODOG anu Nptt Il p4ilh III
broidered chiffon and carried a shower
of Killarney roses. Miss Clara Pen
nell of Pasadena and Miss Lulu Boggs
of Los Angeles were bridesmaids and
wore gowns of white lingerie and car
ried bouquets of Cecil Bruner roses
Clifton P Field attended his brother
as hest man. and Robert A. Brown ana
Ray Gilman Veasey assisted as usn-
ers. The church was decorated with
mink hydrangeas, ferns and potted
nalms. At the house, where a recep--
tion was held. pink sweet peas and
ferns were used. Mr.. and Mrs. Field
left on a wedding trip, and after Au-
gust / will be at home in Kansas CITY
out of town guests who attended the
wedding were Miss Edith F1e!d ana
Clifton Field of Council Bluffs, Ia,
sister and brother of the bridegroom;
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Taylor and their
children. Master Thomas Taylor, jr
and Miss Lillian Marie Taylor of Kan
sas City; Mr.. and Mrs. Carr w Taylor'
Hutchinson, Kan; Austin w. War;
Lewiston, Mont, and Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Putnam Field OF san Dlego'
Miss Irene Benson of 1914 Thompson
street entertained yesterday afternoon
with box party at Belasco's in honor
Of Miss Lita Crane. a popular bride
elect. Tea was served afterWard at
Christophers in the English tea room
The table was bright with pink sweet
peas and maidenhair ferns. Covers
were laid for Miss Freda Ludeman
Miss Thresher Miss Zelma Dickson
and Miss McClurg.
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Mr.. and Mrs G. Wechlo announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
clara Lillian Wechlo. and Claude Ar
thur Neugebauer. The date for the
cat hlIt
MANY affairs are being planned for the
bride-elect among which will be
linen shower and card parties next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Hammond of
Hollywood, accompanied by Mr.. ana
Mrs. John M. Brooks and Mrs. c. b.
Haas of Birmingham. Ala, passed
last week at the Del Monte, motoring
up and back.
The Sisters Of the Immaculate Heart
have issued invitations for the grad
11ation exercises of the Immaculate col
1ege Wednesday evening, June %, at
Hollywood Cal. The Rt Rev. Thomas
]. Conaty will preside.
Miss Bertha Norton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. A Norton of South Fig
ueroa street celebrated her birthday
anniversary SATURDAY anu III 'lA' 'N'ii
ing surprise party was enjoyed. Miss
Norton, who has as her house guest
Miss Ethel King Fastley Of Brooklyn,
n. Y. has Just returned from a motor
trip north. They are planning to pass
the summer at Catalina and will go
over early next month. Among the
guests at the birthday party were Mr.
and Mrs. William Pfeiffer Mr. and
Mrs. Claire Raynor, Mrs. Lois Cham
berlain. Miss Norine Cooper Miss
Pearl Conea, Miss Rose Lee, Miss
Jeanne Wright. Miss Vria Bandford
Miss Rena Riddick, Miss Eva Tfb-
belts r O. Johnson, Captain Hollard,
Henry Knsey Brown, Elmer Boerstler
ROLAND Kern. B. Thomas Munson, O.
Porrea, J. Richard Ridgway Joseph
Morgan, Mr.. Bowie, Earl Stone and
Harold CARRIER.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Churchill and
son Owen of South FiguerOa street will
leave early in July for a trip to Mt.
Shasta, where they are planning to
pass the summer. Mrs. Charles VOL
Verton of Portland, Ore, is the house
guest of Mrs Churchill and will be the
complimented guest at a box party
Saturday afternoon Tea will be served
at the Alexandria afterward. Mrs.
Churchill also entertained with a bridge