Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-30
Society News

nHE first important wedding of
Easter week will take place this
- evening, when Miss Aimee Bruns-
wig, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
Napoleon Brunswig, and Alexander
Field of San Francisco will be married
at the residence of the brides parents,
2640 West Adams street. The service
of the Episcopal church will be read
by the Rev. Lewis Gouverneur Morris,
rector of st. Johns church. The fio-
raj arrangements will be beautiful, dec
orations being in charge of Miss For
man. Under the stairs in the hall a
bower of Cherokee roses and Easter
lilies and ferns is arranged, beneath
which the bridal party will stand.
+ Miss Brunswig will have as attend
ants Miss Katherine Melles and Miss
Mary Clark as maids of honor Miss
Marguerite Brunswig. the little sister
of the bride. and little Miss Elizabeth
Vail of Santa Barbara will be the
flower girls. Mr.. Field will be at
tended by Norwood Howard as best
man.
Miss Georgia OFF, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. A. Off of 1902 South
Flower street, entertained last even
ing at the Los Angeles Country club
with a dinner in honor of Miss Hazel
Pietzen of Berkeley, who is visiting In
the city. The table decorations are in
yellow, jonquils being used, and covers
laid for twelve.
Mrs. Albert Crutcher of West Adams
street is planning a trip to New York
this summer, visiting Mrs. Thomas
Rodman.
Mrs. e. p. Ryan and her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. l.. I. Bradford and Mrs.
Minnie Bryan, entertained with large
buffet luncheon for which over 200 in
Yitations were issued.
yellow tonquils in a basket tied with
a big bow of yellow tulle formed the
decorations for the large dining room
table, and tho small tables through the
rooms were similarly arranged. Pink
roses and hyacinths were used with
delightful effect in the reception room,
where the hostesses received their
guests, assisted by these women: Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. Joseph Boz
hon, Mrs. Albert Crutcher, Mrs. Samuel
Hasl<ins. Mrs. f. irwin Heron, Mrs.
Barton E. Green, Mrs. ROLAND Bishop,
Mrs. Edward Bosbyshell, Mrs. West
Hughes, Mrs. Jack Jevne, Mrs. Arthur
Brady. Miss Clara Mercereau and Miss
e. Page.
The library was fragrant with the
odor of many sweet peas, arranged IN
dainty baskets tied with gauze stream
ers.
Mrs. Bryan wore handsome i'm
ported gown of black chiffon. em-
broided in jet. Mrs. Bradford was
gowned in white satin draped with chif-
fon and elaborate embroidery of gold.
Miss Bryan wore an imported frock
of shaded green chiffon with white
lace. Ahrens orchestra played
throughout the afternoon.
Miss Blanche Leonard, whose engage
ment to Sidney A. Butler has recently
been announced, will be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. j. Allison Galbraith on a
motoring trip to Santa Barbara, where
they will spend the week end at Hotel
Potter.
A bridge luncheon yesterday after
noon was the last of a series of three
delightful affairs which have been Civ
en- by Mrs. Edward Magauran, who
with Mr.. Magauran will leave soon for
Europe. The beautiful home on South
AlVarado street was decorated with
dark red geraniums and ferns.
The prizes included a marble statue
and several pieces of cut glass.
house, Mrs. Clarence II. Pease, Mrs.
Willitts j. Hole, Mrs George II. Kress,
Mrs. Edward G. Dieter, Mrs, c. f. A.
Last Mrs. Henderson Hayward, Mrs
Elmer Cole, Mrs Harry Underhi1l, Mrs.
w. II. Strong, Mrs. Nicholas Rice. Mrs.
Marion Calvert Wilson, Mrs. Percy
Clark, Mrs. ]. G. Warren, Mrs. Ethel
Graham. Mrs. Lewis Clark carlisle
Mrs. ]. c. Brown, Mrs. Sherman Pease,
Mrs. d. G. Peck, Mrs. Daniel SchriVer,
Mrs. +. r. Wolcott, Mrs. Sidney l.
Darrin, Miss Frances Smith, Miss
Emma I. Harvey, and the Misses Jessie
and Grace Pease and Margaret and
Esther Dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Peet OF Chi
cago, who are spending the winter in
California, are the guests of the Misses
Creighton of ST. James Park. Mr.. Peet
is an enthusiastic golfer, being men,
Der of the Edgewater Golf club of chi
cago, playing much at the Country
club and at Annandale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Jones of Cole
grove will sail for Europe on April :,
to be gone indefinitely. Mrs. Jones is
the daughter of Senator and Mrs Cor
nelius Cole. and she and her husband
will visit Mr.. Jones' parents, who live
in England,
Mrs. Lynn Helm of Glendale place
will give a breakfast this morning at
10 o'clock in honor of her house guests,
Mrs. Edward Young of Chicago and |
Mrs. ]. w. Culp of Washington, d. Z.
IS
Prominent among the affairs of the
week is the reception to be given to-
morrow by Mrs. d. M. Linnard of Los
Robes and Colorado streets.
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Mrs William Eliot Selbie, wife of
Lieutenant Selbe of the United States
artillery, who is stationed in the Phil
ippines, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. James A. Anderson of 515 Shatto |
place. Mr. Se1bie will return to the
States in June, having been trans |
ferred, and will be stationed at Fort
Cook. Omaha. Mrs. Selbie has been |
snending a few weeks with her broth
err i'm san Diego, but will return to Los
Angeles in a few days.
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Mrs. e. M. Bartlett entertained at |
dinner at her home on West Thirtietb |
street Monday evening for Mrs. Kath-
crime Boynton and her daughter. Miss
Boynton, of Colorado |
cur;noe Miss Roynton is attending |