Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

noon at the home of the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Phineas Bresee.
! The ceremony was read In the presence
/ of the near relatives only, followed by
a reception at the home of Mrs. w. Fl.
Oliver at 955 West Thirty-second street.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white lingerie and carried a shower of
white roses. Mr.. Hopkins, who is
! charter member Of the out West club,
/ viii take his bride to live on his ranch
near Escondido. The bride came from
+ Lincoln, Neb., six months ago. and
/ has been the guest Of her uncle and
! cunt. Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Dodd, In
/ Vest Eleventh street.
Mrs. Francis Murphy has gone to
/ Long Beach for the winter. where she
is domiciled in her cottage, the Sea
! Shell. having leased her house at 1903
/ Wilton place to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Young of Chicago
Mrs. A. Weilheimer entertained with
/ luncheon and card party at Christie
Pliers recently, her guests being men,
/ bers of Eel AleGre club The decora-
tons were in red and green, and the
prizes were captured by Mrs. Perris
Johnson and Mrs. Weilheimer.
The marriage of Miss Alice Middle
! ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. a.
/ Middleton of Commonwealth avenue, to
/ f l.. Gordon OF Houston, Texas, was
| sCiemnized Tuesday evening at the
| home of the brides parents, the Rev.
! Mr.. Carter Of the First Baptist church
| Cf1iciating, in the presence Of relatives
ard friends. The bride. attired in
| gown of apricot crepe with trimmings
! of pearls and lace, carried a shower of
! lilies of the valley. Miss Dedie Mid
! dletCn and Miss Helen Tyler assisted as
/ bridesmaids, and wore gowns of baby
! Irish lace over pink satin and carried
! showers of pink roses. Mrs. Edward
| Foschinbaur played the wedding music,
assisted by Miss StiCkney at the violin.
! Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Foschin-
| baur sang "To the End of the World
! with You" Charles Loudenslager
| served Mr.. Gordon as best man. The
house was beautifully decorated with
pink and white combined with ferns.
| In the living room, where the ceremony
| was read, an improvised altar had been
| erected Of roses and carnations, banked
! with palms and pOtted plants. In the
| dining room pink and green were used,
streamers Of pink tulle extending from
the chandeliers to the four corners of
the table. An irish point cloth covered
the table and the flowers were Cecil
Bruncr roses and ferns. The candela-
bra were shaded with delicate pink
! shades Of silk and crystal, In honor of
! the bride Mrs w r. Poler of 1929 Har-
ward boulevard entertained with a dim
ner party. and a reception will be given
! tomorrow evening by the brides pa
rents. Mr.. Gordon viii take his bride
to live in Houston. where he is travel
ing tariff inspector for the Southern
| Pacific railroad
Mrs Charles w Hinchcliffe of South
/ Grand avenue returned Tuesday from
a three months trip through the east,
visiting in New York, Washington,
| Pittsburg, Chicago, Boston and ST.
Louis.
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Miss Nora B. Lindsey of 2133 Aubrey
street entertained with a dolly shower
| in honor of Miss Beth Coulter, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coulter whose
marriage to DR.. Lawrence l.. Lindsey
of Braly will be sOlemniZed early in
the now year. The table decorations
were in pink and white. carnations and
ferns being used. In the center was a
Christmas tree and the gifts were hung
thereon. Covers were laid for
Mmes- Georgie Couverley.
Everett Henry. Fston Glen.
Albert Craig. Belle Mitten.
Misses Mabel Graham
Ella Webster. Ella Ralston.
Mrs Henderson Hayward of Wiltshire
boulevard entertained with a delightful
luncheon and musicale Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. L. II. Ayers,
daughter of Mr.. Hayward, who re-
Gently came from Washington, D. c..
to make her home in Los Angeles, and
Mrs. William Rhoades Hervey of
Shatto place, who will leave shortly
for an extended tour abroad The
Christmas flowers and ferns were used
in the decorations, poinsettias being
used in all the rooms excepting the
drawing room, where great shaggy yell
low chrysanthemums were used in pro-
fusion. Covers were laid for thirty-sx
After the luncheon Miss Helen Tape
rendered some vocal selections and
Miss Julia Howard contributed some
piano numbers.
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Two hundred members of the From
Time to Time club entertained with a
dinner party at the California club
Thursday.