Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-22
Society


Murphy, officiating, In the presence or
the relatives and intimate friends only:
The bride wore a becoming gown Oh
apricot chiffon broadcloth over Whlte
silk, with yoke and sleeves OF gold lace
and the bodice was embroidery. lne
bride wore a hat to match OF Neapol-
itan braid with willow plume of golden
brown, and carried a shower of brides
roses and lilies of the valley. The only
attendant was a little nephew or the
bride, Chester Carson, who served as
ring bearer.
Hotel Hollywood was the scene OF
reception and wedding breakfast at
12 o'clock. The palm room, which
opens into the beautiful grounds or the
hotel was decorated with asparagus
piumosus, gypsophelia and pink ana
white carnations. A large bell or Cecll
Bruner roses hung over the prlde
table. and Japanese baskets covered
with carnations hung over the other
tables Covers were laid for forty:
DR., and Mrs. Deering left for De1
Monte, where they will pass part OF
their honeymoon, going to Lake Ia
hoe, Paso Robles and San Francisco,
returning in about two months. They
will make their homo at the Holly
wood hotel. Mrs. Deering is a NOM
ber of the Friday Morning club In
this city and also a prominent mem
Der OF tlte t1odly Woou w NoihOii . SA"D'
Miss Evelyn Cohn, whose wedding to
Leo LaVenthal Is planned for early III
July has been honored with many de-
lightful affairs during the past few
weeks. Mrs. Arthur Levy of Roose-
welt avenue entertained Monday ar
ternoon with a Kitchen shower In her
honor, and five hundred was played. In
the dining room red carnations ana
ferns were used in profusion, and In
the living room purple flowers were
combined with white tulle. The guests
were Mrs. Rose Cohn, Mrs. M. Dan
ziger Mrs. George Saurett, Mrs. j.
Wildheimer Mrs. Susman Cohen, MRS.
C. Quinn, Mrs. F. w. Bresee, Mrs. NJ.
s. Kornblum, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. I'll.
Funk, Mrs r. Eirsh. Mrs. Robert
Cochin, Miss Rose Conen, Miss Hazel
Beatus, Mrs. II. Johnson and Mrs. u.
e. Hageborn.
Miss Hazel Beatus entertained with
a luncheon at the Alexandria in honor
of Miss Cohn Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Danziger of Burlington ave
nue. entertained with handkerchief
shower in honor of Miss Evelyn Conn
last week. Decorations in the dining
room were red sweet peas, maidenhair
ferns and red shaded candelabra. In
the living room and library palest PINK
carnations were used with maidenhair
ferns. Bridge occupied the afternoon.
The guests were Mrs. e. j. silver,
Mrs Ethel Levy, Mrs. Rose Conn, Mrs
A. S. Davis, Mrs. Frank Hirsh, Mrs.
NJ. Davidson, Mrs. Arthur Levy, Mrs.
j. Wildheimer, Mrs. II. Danziger OF
San Francisco, Mrs. j. jacobson, Mrs.
Clara Cipron, Miss Doris Rosenthal,
Mrs. r. w. Bresee, Mrs. F. Lewis, Miss
Elizabeth Weis and Mrs. M. S. Korn-
blum.
Mrs. Rose Cohn entertained with a
luncheon of twelve covers recently In
honor of her sister, Miss Evelyn Cohn,
and Miss Annye Greene of Dana street
entertained with a luncheon of twelve
covers for the same bride-to-be.
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Mrs. Mary L. Butterworth announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Nav Butterworth, and Thomas w.
Powell. The wedding will take place
at the Orchard Avenue Baptist churcn
Tuesday, juno 2S.
s
Mrs Charles T. Byrne. who will be
remembered as Miss Grace Mitchell,
now of New York, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. A. deb. Mitchell, 951
West orange street, and expects to
remain in the city until fall, when Mr.
Byrne is planning to join her Mrs.
Mitchell is expecting Miss Isabel Bat
tie for a visit in August.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Forve of West
lake avenue who were called to
Wilkesbarre, Pa, on account OF the
death of Mrs. Forves brother, have
returned.
Mrs. Hanson Moore of Western ave-
nue. has issued invitations for brldge
party Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell of oxford boule-
ward will entertain with bridge
luncheon at Hotel Virginia tomorrow.
Mrs. Alfred Solano entertained with
luncheon in honor of Mrs. w. ii.
Perry at her home in South Figueroa
street yesterday afternoon. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with pond
lilies and ferns. Place cards were
monogramed, and covers were laid for
Mrs. w. Fl. Perry, Mrs. Rose clark,
Mrs. Daniel Murphy, Mrs. e. B. Mil
Ter, Mrs. G. P. Stamm, Mrs. e. P.
Clark, Miss Suzanna Lynch, Mrs.
Charles Modini Wood Mrs. s. C. Hub
bell, Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs. H. P. Lee,
Mrs. Cameron Thom, Mrs. John f.
Francis, Mrs. I. N. Van Nuys and
Miss Conaty. Mrs. Perry will leave
thissweek for Europe
Miss Elizabeth Weber of West
Thlrtleth street will leave this after
! noon for a visit to Riverside, where
she will be the guest of Miss Adelaide
Estudillo for two weeks. Miss Webers
engagement to Vane P. Chase was re-
Gently announced, and the wedding
| day has been set for September
s.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton Cline
of the Castle Towers will leave on the
President from Redondo tomorrow for
Seattle. They will be gone about three
weeks.
Miss Sadie Keith will entertain with
a box party Friday evening in honor
of Miss George Weldon, a bride-to-be
! Mrs. Sidney Walter announces the
| engagement of her sister, Miss Gene
| We've McGrew, and j. r. Fannington.
The wedding will take place early In
| July.
Miss Clara Frances Howes, daughter
of Mrs. Felix C. Howes of Figueroa
street became the bride of Charles
| Aiken Mackey at the Plymouth Con-
! gregational church yesterday morning
! at Q o'clock. The Rev. j. II. Mallows
nerformed the ceremony. Only rela-
tives of the bride were present. The
bride wore a white tailored suit with
dainty slippers and plumed hat to
match Decorations in the church
were pink carnations and ferns. After
a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mackey will be at home in Los Ange-
les.
Mrs Frank w. King Of Westlake