Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-03
Society


Jordan is a poet of much ability.
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Miss Blanche Browne, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Browne, became the
bride of Walter j. Streeton Saturday
evening, the ceremony being read in
the Echo Park Methodist CHURCH by
the Rev. Frank Seaman. TheS bride
was attired in a gown of just cloth
over pink silk, and wore a white hat
covered with plumes. She carried a
shower of brides roses and ferns. Miss
Lillian Streeton assisted as maid of
honor in a white lingerie gown and
carried a shower of Cecil Bruner roses.
and lilies of the valley. Claire Balmer
served Mr.. Streeton as best man. The
church was decorated with pink and
white blossoms, an arch of ferns being
erected, and from the center was sus-
pended a floral bell under which the
wedding party stood for the ceremony.
At the home where a reception was
held scarlet carnations and ferns were
used with great profusion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Streeton left for q wedding trip
and will visit in New York, Chicago
and washington before their return.
They will make their home in Los An
geles.
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Miss Amelia Kunkle of 106 Wilmer
street entertained with a delightful
party Saturday evening in honor of
the seventeenth birthday anniversary
of her sister, Miss Emma Kunl1le. The
dining room was transformed into a
woodland glen and SUPPER was served
In picnic fashion. Covers were laid for
Misses Marie Alice, Matilda Kunkel,
Bessie Kitendahl, Elsie Hutchings, and
Messrs. Ben Ward. Frank Bowman,
Regis Kirby, Earl Bignell, Nicholas
Brand, Harry Rotrich and John Bland.
Mrs. C. C. Cottle. vice regent Of
Eschscholtzia chapter, D. A. r., has
returned from her summer outing at
Catalina and is at home to her friends
at 164s st. Andrews place.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Wander
poole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Vanderpoole, to William H. Potter
was solemnized Saturday evening at
the home of the brides parents in
West Thirty-siXth street. The bride,
who was unattended, was attired in a
gown of white fleur de chine over satin
trimmed with pearls and lace. Her
veil of Honiton lace was held in place
by cluster of lilies of the valley, and
she carried a shower of white roses
and lilies. The Rev. George Bovard Of
cred on the harp 1.-THE Evening Star"
and "Oh Promise Me- as we'll as the
usual wedding marches.
The house was decorated with pro-
fusion of green and white carnations,
roses and ferns being used. A big bas-
ket of roses formed the centerpiece of
the brides table. To each guest was
given a tiny white box with the gold
monogram of the young couple upon
If filled with the wedding cake. Mr..
and Mrs Potter left for a wedding trip,
and after a two weeks visit will be at
home to their friends in their new bun
galow at Montecito park. In honor of
the bride many affairs have been given
since the announcement of her engage
ment was made known to her friends.
Miss Rose Carnes and Miss Laura Mer-
riam entertained with a box party at
the Belasco, followed by tea at the
Alexandria. Mrs. Frederick Hanson OF
HERMAN street entertained recently
with a hosiery shower in her honor
and Mrs. Karl Elliott with a linen
shower and luncheon. Mrs. George w
Baird of Bairdstown was hostess at
miscellaneous shower at her home
where the guests were members of the
Alpha Rho Sorority, of which the bride
is a member.
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The wedding of Miss Catherine e.
Murset and Franklin A. Marsales was
solemnized at the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Murset
in Bellevue avenue Thursday evening,
the Rev. FL. LaVerty officiating. The
wedding marches were rendered by
Frank Hurlburt. The bride was at
tired in a gown of white coroed SILK
and she carried a shower of lilies OF
the valley Miss Gertrude Ehbel as
sisted as maid of honor and wore a
gown of pink satin covered with chlf-
fon. She carried a shower of Cecll
Bruner roses. Alfred A. Walper served
Mr.. Marsales as best man. After a
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsales
will he at home to their friends at 1882
Council street.
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Miss Jean Wright of East Twenty
third street was hostess at five hun
dred luncheon Saturday afternoon IN
honor of Miss sadie Underwood, whose
marriage to H. L. Garren will be SOL
emnized october 10. The guests were
seated at small tables which were dec
grated with pink and white carnations
and ferns. The favors were tiny suit
cases filled with candies. Covers were
laid for Mrs. James Brewer, Mrs. Ear-
ry Underwood, Mrs. Joseph Moody
Mrs. Dallas Jones, Mrs. Sidney Holman
and the Misses Gertrude Robertson
Ralph Pearson, Pearl Correa, Jessie
McCabe, katherine McCabe, Mary Slo-
cum, Winnie Kimble, Josephine Green
Irene Green, Hazel Landers and Norma
Whitney.
DR.. Arnold Burkelman has recently
returned from New York, where he
went for a post graduate course.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Phillips OF Pas
adena have been lassing some weeks
as guests at the Virginia.
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Mrs. C. C. Noble of Magnolia ave-
nue. entertained the members of the
Brownie club at luncheon at the Hotel
Mount Washington last Tuesday after
noon. Covers were laid for Mesdames
w. A. Brown. e. S. lockwood. K. l.
Wilcox, w. w. Weller. ]. M. Allen, A
J. EIpling, H. e. Church. j. A. Stodei'
], c. Knudson, Harvey Spencer. Ida
Parsons, ]. N. Graham and Sam Van
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Phillips of Berk-
eley square, who have been enjoying
a six weeks motor trip through the
cast, have returned.
s.
DIR. Katherine e. Gaynor of the Ma
varro apartments was at home infor-
mally Friday afternoon from 3 to g.
The tea table was decorated with
carnations and roses. Mrs. George
Beck and Miss Juanita Stahl assisted
in receiving.
Mrs. William ]. Chichester, who has
been passing a month in the east, has
returned to her home in Menlo avenue