Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
Society
WEDDING which promises to be

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a among the most picturesque Oh
IA the springs nuptial events, ana
for which cards have just been issued
will take place at the home Oh Mrs. 3.
Almena Allen Archer in Granada park
Easter Sunday, when her daughter,
Miss Ruby, will be united in marriage
with DR.. Frank Newland Doud.
The ceremony will take place at
O'clock. and in contrast to the GUS
tomary setting of a house interior Will
have as a. background fine group OF
trees, and the scene will be framed py
overarching sky and the softly rolllnS
hills, in the midst of which Mrs.
Archer's home is situated. DR.. Doud
and his bride will be at home to friends
after April Is in the charming bunga-
low nearby which is owned by Miss
Archer.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward L. Doheney was the scene last
night of one of the gayest events OF the
Lenten season, the occasion being ST.
Patrick's night dance given in compli-
ment to a group of young people who
participated in the dance of the seasons
at the Kirmess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doheney were assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Champion Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perry Story, Mr..
and Mrs. George Martyr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bannister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Fitzgerald, Miss Clara Leonardt. Miss
Caroline Garfield and Miss Mercedes
de Luna.
The honored guests included Misses
Frances Newmark, Hazel Mayer,
Frances r. Whitesell, Ethelyn e. Car
son, June Eskey, Gladys Mcdonald,
Sophia Dinkelspiel Katherine Smith,
Josephine A. Seaman, Edna Irene Lam
ders, Dorothy f. Simpson, Irma Po-
laski, Rose German, Alfred w. Allen,
Henrietta Acker, Jennie Hartman, Rose
Hoffman, Lucy Broderick, Mildred
Baer, Rhea eastman, Bernice Marcher,
Florence Norton, Martha Levy and
Leila A. Coulter.
A long contemplated addition to the
Doheny residence is the large ball room
on the third floor which was completed
last fall, and which was used last night
for the first time. A big blarney stone
occupied a position of honor and the
satin hand painted dance programs
were adorned with Irish washerwomen
and hod carriers. Several surprises
were arranged for the guests during the
evening, and these, as well as the
favors, were all in keeping with the St.
Patrick's idea. The company numbered
nearly 150..
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Koepfli, with their
children, Hortense and Joseph, DR.. &C..
G. Buell. and DIR. and Mrs. Shelly III:
Tolhurst, will leave tonight on the Owl
for San Francisco, the first stage of
their contemplated tour around the
world. They will visit Japan, China,
the Malay peninsula, North and South
India, and later will visit important
places In Europe.
Another party leaving tonight on the
Owl includes Mrs. Mary c. Godfrey,
Miss Myrtle Godfrey, Mrs. Addison B.
Day, Miss Alice Blanchard, Mrs. e. B..
Wright, Alexander Ross and William.
Both barties will take the German
American bank trip.
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N. B. Solner of Seattle, cashier of
the Union Savings and Trust company,
one of the important financial institu-
tions of Seattle, is employing his vaca-
through the country, trip on which
he is accompanied by Mrs. Solner, and
they have been registered at the Alex
andria for a few days.
Mr.. Solner is a golf expert and en-
thusiast, and will enter the lists at
Monterey at the coming tournament.
Mrs. Frank P. Morgan of West First
street entertained with noon-day
luncheon Wednesday In honor of Mrs.
Kate Reed Fields. A color scheme of
violets was carried out in the table
decorations, the embroidered cloth be-
ing graced with large center piece of
violets. the place cards decorated with
violets, and the same flowers were
scattered over the cloth The dining
room was hung with blooming vista
ria branches, while callas were used
about the room. In the parlors at the
conclusion of the course luncheon a
musical and literary program was en-
joyed
Those present besides the hostess and
guest of honor were: Mrs. Dexter Sam
son, Mrs. Mary e. Hartwell, Mrs.
Maude. Burdick, Mrs. A. Richardson,
Mrs. Magoon. Mrs. Maria E. Swigart,
Mrs Julia Moore, Mrs. Hattie E. Mar
chant, Mrs. Cora Sawyer, Mrs. Bell
Prudhome. Mrs. M. Frow. Mrs. III.
Powell, Mrs. f. l.. Mason, Mrs. Addie
Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas Wisnand, Mrs.
Emily Morgan, Mrs. Ella Van Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Blanchard
entertained with a weekend house par
ty at Redondo Beach, complimentary
to Miss Thomas and Miss Peck, who
are spending the winter here from
West Union, Ia. other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pattee, Mrs.
Mary E. Fox and Mrs. ]. M. Mitchell.