Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-05
Society,"

solemnized last evening at the Ebell
club house in South Figueroa street at
$3.50 o'clock the Rev. Hugh K. Walker
of the Emmanuel Presbyterian church
officiating.
Mrs. j. NJ Jones played the wedding
music on a harp. The decorations were
under the direction of Miss Winifred
Waite.
The bride was lovely in white satin
yelled with marquisette with pearl
trimmings She wore soft tulle veil
and carried n shower of rosebuds and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Marian Otis McPherron of
Hollywood, as maid of honor, was at
tired in a gown of Nile green chiffon
over satin of the same hue, and carried
shower of Cecil Bruner roses.
Mr.. Wallace was served by his
brother, Hugh Wallace, as best man.
The ceremony was performed In the
reception room of the club, and the
color scheme of pink and green was
most effectively carried out.
The marriage lines were read under
a floral bell. which was suspended
fr, m the center of a canopy of aspara-
gus ferns and wide pink tulle rib
5ons. Pink amarylls lilies in clusters
were used in great profusion, and the
aisle to the mantel, which was banked
with brake ferns, was marked by white
pillars twined with ferns.
After the ceremony Il reception was
held and a buffer supper was served
The brides table was dainty with
Cecil Bruner roses and maidenhair
ferns, and the brides cake, heart
shaped was exquisitely iced, with clus-
ters of lilies of the valley around It,
and bearing the initials of both par
ties on the top.
At the brides table covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Walker
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T. r. Wallace, Miss Marian McPherron,
Hugh Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace left for a
months trip and will be at home after
September Is with Mrs. NJ. A. Alex
ander in South Burlington avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fletcher FL
liot. recently of Burlingame, have re-
turned to Los Angeles and have taken
n home in West Twenty-third street.
Mrs Elliot will be remembered by the
young society circle as Miss Eve
Prewett, one of the most popular OF
the Los Angeles young women. Mr..
and Mrs. Elliot are entertaining as
hbuse guest Miss Grace Bromfield of
Burlingame who has been much en-
tertained since hen arrival in the city,
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The wedding of Miss Vera Lee Blake,
daughter of Mrs. Orpha Blake. and
William Lee Wilkins, was solemnized
yesterday afternoon in the Westlake
PRESBYTERIAN church, the Rev. w. d.
Lands reading the marriage lines. The
church was decorated with masses of
shasta daisies and ferns and the bridal
party stood before a screen of English
ivy. A number of young women,
former pupils of Miss Blake, sang 20,
Perfect Love" before the entrance OF
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I,ohengrin wedding march, played by
Mrs Ignatius Brown. The bride wore
n white lingerie gown with veil of
tulle and carried a shower of bride
roses
Miss Amy Lincoln Phelps was maid
of honor. She wore a gown OF PINK
silk and carried an arm bouquet of
Amarylis lilies. Miss Margaret Hag--
gott and Benjamin Haggott preceded
the bridal party, carrying baskets OF
rose petals, which they scattered in the
pathway of the pride. Mr.. Wilkins
was served by John B. Camp as best
man. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. wilkins left for trip OF month
and will be at home after September
at $50 North Hazard street.
s.
Mrs. T. w. Jones and Mrs. Fletcher
Howard entertained with bridge
whist party Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs Jones, the guests be-
ing members of the Ladies auxiliary
of the California Pharmaceutical as
sociation A luncheon was served after
the games were played, and the prizes
were a brass fern DISH an ivory jar
diniere and a consolation comcal
prize.
Mrs. Finley M. Hotchkiss of South
Thompson street, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Camilla Hotchkiss haYe
returned from a trip to Santa Barbara
Miss Hotchkiss will leave for Beau
mont, where she is planning to visit
until fall.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Katherine Wager. daugh-
fer of ]. Wager of Long Beach. and
Charles E. Ball of Bakersfield, which
was solemnized Wednesday in San
Francisco. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Macdonald
and was much of a surprise to the
many friends of the bride. Miss CARA
Wayer accompanied her sister to san
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Ball will re-
side in Bakersfield.
Mrs. Smith Wimpress of 1917 Millard
street and Miss Lawler entertained re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. Wimpress,
the guests being residents and former
residents of Elsinore. Covers were laid
for twenty, and among those present
were Mrs. Thompson Cameron, Mrs.
Raber Schanck, Mrs. Samuel Pearson,
Mrs. Mark Seaber. Mrs. Mary e.
Nichols, Mrs. James Snyder, Mrs.
Helen Penny Mrs. Perry, Mrs. 70. Z.
Swank, Mrs. J. j. Schnitker, Mrs. II.
L. Miller Mrs. e. Wilson, Mrs. Hos
letter Mrs Osenburg, Mrs. Robinson,
Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
I.auler, Mrs. Jeffers Mrs. Denny. Mrs.
Balfour, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Jenness
and Mrs. Van Every.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Brenner, ac-
companied by their three daughters
Misses Sylvia, Ruth and Bessie Bren-
ner. of San Francisco, are visiting in
ocean Park, and are located at 8
Thornton avenue.
Mrs Gertrude Ross Harris, who has
been abroad for eighteen months
studying music, has returned to Los
Angeles and is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Ross, in
AlVarado street. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Amanda Morrow of Baltimore.
Miss Katherine Clinkscales left We'd
nesday afternoon for San Diego,
where she will pass her vacation.
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Mrs. G. L. Butterfleld of West Forty
fifth street entertained with dinner
party in honor of Mrs. w. Frank Cook
of Berkeley Covers were also laid
for Miss Rebecca Jones and Miss Vera
Innes of Los Angeles, Miss Suzanne
Beebe and Miss Elizabeth Beebe of
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