Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22

groom, wore white chiffon over satin
with an overdress of point lace with
a necklace and brooch of diamonds.
Mrs. Pearce, mother of the bride,
was gowned in lavender satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hook have gone to
Grand canyon. whence they will pro-
ceed to San Francisco, make an over
land automobile trip across the coun-
try and leave in the fall for Egypt,
where they will spend the coming
winter.
IAN interesting feature of this we'd
ding was the reserving of a front pew
for Miss Pearce's Sunday school class"
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Mitchell will
ientertain with box party tomorrow
evening at the Bdrbank The guests
will include Countess Wachtmeister,
Miss Sybil Jones. James TaylorKell
Douglas Fox, James Pringle, Count
Axel Wachtmeister and James B. Lam
kershim.
Mrs Beatrice Hubbel Plummer of
Pasadena entertained with a dinner
party last evening at the Hotel Leigh
ton. The table was beautifully deco
rated with gladiolus, centauria and as
paragus ferns. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brewer of 1905
East Twenty-frst street entertained
with a dinner Saturday in honor of
their grandson, J. H. Brewer, and his
bride, and for Miss Ina Gearhart, who
will become the bride of their son.
Robert Lee Brewer of johannesburg,
South Africa, the wedding to take
place in that far distant city early in
July, Miss Gearhart sailing from New
York June 25. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Dyke and Miss
Lennie Dyke, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Gearhart,
Miss Gearhart, Mrs. Florence Brewer,
Miss Leah Brewer. Miss Laura v. Kep-
pier Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Brewer, James
3. Brewer and John Aukney Brewer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Cummings
are touring through Southern Cali
fornia in their big car, which they
have named the white Demon"
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Sennacher of
4217 Dalton avenue have just moved
into their new house and will be at
home to their many friends there.
Mrs. f. W. Forgy of Ardmore avenue
will entertain with a bridge luncheon
Thursday afternoon.
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A most delightful time IS anticipated
on Friday when a luncheon will be
given at the friday morning cluD IN
honor of DR.. Dorothea Moore, who will
leave soon for a trip abroad.
Mrs Jeanette Stevens of Bellefon-
taine avenue, Pasadena, entertained
with a luncheon and dialect party at
the Maryland last Wednesday after
noon.
Major and Mrs. H. M. Russell of
West Adams street have gone to New
York en- route for London and the
continent, where they will pass the
summer.
Among the many affairs given in
honor of Miss Grace Rowley previous
to her marriage to Thomas C. Ridg-
way was dinner and dance given at
the Virginia last evening by the young
men of the bridal party. A special car
was impressed, and those who went to
Long Beach were: Miss Rowley, Miss
Evelyn Kennedy, Miss Ethel Parker
Shaw, Miss Olive Harpham, Miss Annis
Van Nuys, Miss Ruth Sterry. Miss
Mary Burnham, Miss Mary Lindley,
Miss Mary Clark, Mr.. Ridgway, DR.
Henry owen Eversole,. Courtland
Scott Brown, George Ennis, Andrew
James Copp, Don Carleton, Raymond
Moore, Kay Crawford and Joseph Coff-
man.
Miss Mary Lindley Of N.enlo avenue
will entertain with a supper dance FOR
Miss Rowley on Wednesday evening,
and Miss Rowlcy will give luncheon for
her maids Friday afternoon, while Mr.
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