Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-03
Society

w EDDlNG OF interest TO many
II friends of the bride throughout
"A Southern California took place
last evening at the home of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Satter-
lee in Burlington avenue, when, in the
presence of relatives and close friends,
Mrs. Ethel Satterlee Bennett became
the bride of Bert j. Thompson, law
yer of Forest City, Ia.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Warren f. Day d. D., pastor emeritus
of the First Congregational church,
and the brides little daughter, Wilma
Benuett served as flower girl Miss
Alice Tobey, maid of honor, and Miss
Wynette Bailey and Miss Mary Currier
attended the bride, While DR.. Harry
Thompson, Ned Curricr and DR.. II. q.
Rosenburger of Whittier stood with
the bridegroom.
The bride was charming in hand
some gown of white satin yelled with
duchess lace over silver net. Pearl
bands confined her dark hair and she
carried d bouquet of cyclamen. The
little flower girl was in fluffy white
and pink ribbons, and carried basket
of pink roses
The maid of honor was attired in
pink satin with trimming of silver ana
carried a shower of pink roses. MISS
ribbons forming the aisle through
which the bride passed, were in white
lace robes over silk, and carried show
ers of pink roses. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns,
smilax and almond blossoms, pink car
nations being used in the dining room.
Piano. cello and violin, under the
direction of James Lacey, rendered the
familiar wedding marches and during
the bacarole from "The Love Tales OF
Hoffmann.'
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson will make
a short tour of Southern California
before going to their home in Forest
city.
Mrs. Charles Farwell Edison was
dinner hostess last night at her West
Twentieth street residence to meet
her brother, DR.. Carlin Phillips OF
New York. who is passing month
or six weeks in Southern California.
Other guests for whom covers were
laid were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watch
orn and DR.. and Mrs. Anthusther
Davidson.
The party was joined for the even
ing by DR.. and Mrs. Tolhurst. DR.. and
Mrs. e c. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Hec-
tor Alliot, DR.. and Mrs. John r.
Haynes.
Mrs. George Hacklay of Sunset place
entertained fifty guests yesterday with
bridge in compliment to her sister,
Miss Jessie du Bose, who is her guest
for several weeks from San Fran
cisco Assisting the hostess was Mrs.
NJ. c. Burnett, Mrs. Charles Colcock
Jones, Mrs. J. A. Anderson, Mrs. w.
G. Thomplyins and Miss Eloise Wat
son.
Mrs. George Martin Beck of Hotel
Pepper will entertain with $500 and
violet luncheon today, for which covers
will be laid for Mrs. II. J. Whitley,
Mrs. Russell b. Hallctt, Mrs John j.
Gaynor Mrs. Frank q. Finlayson, Mrs.
John Watson, Mrs. Samuel A. Seloyer
and Mrs. Sarah p: Hendricks.
Mrs. George B. Mier Of Pasadena
avenue was hostess Tuesday afternoon
at violet luncheon and whist. Guests
included Mrs John M Grant, Mrs.
christopher Gordon, Mrs. j. r. Rig
gins, Mrs. j. b. Root Mrs e. B.
Maclin Mrs Benjamin Kirby, Mrs,
Mary T. Colby, Mrs. "a A. Phillips,
Mrs. A. /. Moore, Mrs. Johnson Neale,
Mrs. Jane Beatty. Miss Mabel Phil
lips. Miss Belle Beatty Miss Mary
Schoonover and Miss Lois Garfield,
Mr. and Mrs. F. <. stone of st. Paul
entertained with a luncheon at Hotel
Alexandria yesterday having as guests
Mrs. F. Garland. Mrs Dwight Hart,
Mrs. smith, Mrs. John Mcleod, Mrs.
Rudolph Schiffman, Mrs. Fred Schitf-
man, Mrs Griffin, Miss Mary Hun
sacker. Miss Griffin, Miss Cayellery,
Miss Fannie Mcleod.
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riage' of Miss Gladys G. Balfour of
Pomona and Leo p. Bergin of Los
Angeles, which was solemnized yes
terday morning in st. Vincents church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergin will make their
home in Los Angeles
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Los Angeles Cricket and Tennis
club will entertain members and
friends tonight with a dance in the
Woman's clubhouse in South Figueroa
street. Officers are: John Alton, presi-
dent: T. Bird. vice president; 7. d.
Bamford, captain; c. Z. Packman,
vice captain; j. Wiseman Macdonald,
r. A. Rowan, Cosmo Morgan, William
Lacy, DR.. Fl. Burt Ellis, 7. II. Dudley,
honorary vice presidents.
The committee includes J. w. Heav-
ems, I. Brown, J. y. Roden; E. Bird,
honorary treasurer; G. F. Gladstone,
honorary secretary.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Traber of
Kansas City are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. r. Feitshaus, at 4l9 South
Evergreen avenue.
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The management OF the Auto Show
of Southern California has decided to
observe the evening of February as
Society night of the show, which opens
in Grand avenue rink February Z.
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Mr. and Mrs J. J. Jenkins and Mr.