Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
Society

Society I
Miss Norah Keating of Dover, Eng
land. will become the bride of Cyril II.
Bretherton at o'clock this morning
at st. Vlbiana's cathedral, the Rt. Rev.
Thomas ]. Conaty officiating. The
& bride will be attended by Mrs. Lamar
Harris and Mrs. John Valley, and Mr..
& Bretherton will be served by Henry Il.
q Young as best man. Miss Keatlng mas
been the house guest of Mrs. Harris In
4 West Thirtieth street and the wedding
4 breakfast will be served at the resi-
4 denee, of Mr.. and Mrs. Valley in South
8 Flower street. Covers will be laid for
4 Mr., and Mrs. Bretherton, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Valley, Miss Ruth Sterry, Miss Doro-
thy Fagg, Mrs Lamar Harris. Miss
Allen Henry Young, Robert Plant,
Harry Eller and e. w. Woltman. Mr..
Bretherton will take his bride to Pa
cihc Grove on a wedding trip and they
will be at home at their apartment in
! West Sixth street after July 10.
s.
Mrs. Carrie Fay Law entertained
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
! her mother Mrs. Frederick A. Wann'
s IN West Twenty -eighth street, with
4 luncheon in honor of Miss Sallie Bon
ner, who Is the house guest of her aunt,
3 Mrs ]. Ross Clark Covers were lald
Tor Miss Bonner Mrs Henry Carlton
Lee, Mrs. Walter Clark. Mrs. Titan
i Corey, Mrs. Ray Welsh, Miss Janet
s (iarner, Miss Alice Elliott, Miss Grace
Mellus and Mrs. viii COOK, Jr'
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Banning of
West Adams street entertained about
4 sixty of the younger set with dance
Hast evening in honor of their son,
s Hancock Banning, jr., who has re-
sfurned recently from Virginia, where
he has been at school.
A wedding of interest was that of
4 Miss May Butterworth, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Butterworth, and Thomas
4 NV. Powell The ceremony was per
formed at the orchard Avenue baptist
church Tuesday evening, the Rev. j.
Il. watkins reading the marriage SER
: vice The bride wore beautiful gown
of heavy ivory satin, with tulle veil
held In place by lilies of the valley,
and carried a shower of the same dell
cate foWer Edward S. ButterWorth
gave his sister into the bridegroom
keeping and Don Powell served as best
man. Miss Carrie Olsen was brides
maid, and the wedding march was
played by Mrs. John Robertson. After
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will be at home at 7t3 West Thirty
second street
s.
4 The wedding of Miss Gizelle Hersko-
vitz, daughter of Mrs. Martin Hersko-
vitz, and Isadore Roth was solemnized
4 last evening at the residence of the
4 brides sister, Mrs. Max Roth, in South
Union avenue. The ceremony was per
! formed by the Rev. DR.. Fry of the
BNai Birth, in the presence of the
A family and friends. The bride, in
gown Of white crepe de chine and
chantilly lace with tulle veil, carried
shower of lilies of the valley. The
maid OF honor. Miss Margaret Hersko-
! yitz was in a pink hand-embroldered
gown, and carried an arm bouquet Of
Cecil Bruner roses. The little flower
girl, Miss Marion Roth, in a dainty
pink silk dress, carried basket Oh
Cecil Bruner roses. L. Weinberger
served Mr.. Roth as best man. The
Angelotti orchestra rendered the 'Lo-
hengrin" wedding march, and during
! the ceremony, which was performed
1unrer an immense bell OF Shasta dai-
sizes, the orchestra softly played "Call
Me Thine own" After a reception, to
which more than 1875 guests had been
hidden, Mr.. and Mrs. Roth left on a
wedding trip, and on their return will
be at home at 1921 Burlington avenue
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The wedding of Miss Jessie Alma
Hartman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hartman, and Charles Edward
Platsance was solemnized last evening
at the residence of the brides aunt,
Mrs. G.. A. Axelson. in Echo street,
the Rev. ]. r. Compton reading the
service in the presence of the immedl-
ate family only. The house was deco
rated with Shasta daisies and ferns.
The bride was gowned in a white lin
eerie dress and carried q shower of
lilies of the valley and orchids. A re-
ception was held after the ceremony
and the supper was served on the lawn,
which was bright with Japanese Ian
terms and electric lights. After we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Plaisance Will
be at home in Los Angeles after Sep
tember l.
Among the prettiest of the entertain
ments given for our visitors was the
luncheon at the California club yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. William Parrish
Jeffries and Mrs. William l.. Graves,
Jr., in honor of Mrs. Harry Logan
of Toronto, Canada, who is the house
guest of her brother and sister-in- law,
the Alfred Solanos. in Figueroa street.
The small tables at which the guests
were seated were decorated with shasta
daisies, ferns and bows of pale yellow
tulle. Covers were laid for Mines.
Walter Jarvis Barlow, Howard Hunt
ington, Herman Janss, John Mott, JEFF
ferson Paul Chandler, Fowler Shank
land, Leo Chandler. Henry c. Lee,
Fielding Stilson, Thomas Lee Wool
wine, James Woolwine, Ernest A. Bry-
ant, Granville MACEDONIAN. Harold
Cook, Harold Braly, Donald Frick,
Raymond Stephens, D. G. Grant, Ed
win 4. Earl, Earl Anthony William S.
Hook, Jr.,. E. A. Mccarthy, Homer
IAughlin, Jr., Carroll Allen, HAROLD
Wrenn, Samuel Haskins, Will Work
man, Edward Bosbyshell, F. Irwin Her.
ron. Alpheus Redman, John Stuart,
Rae Smith, Eugene Overton, David Nc
Cartney, Pierpont Davis, S. o. Hough
ton, Jr., Robert Sherman Roy Roster,
Titian Coffey, William Carey Marble,
John Mccoy, Walter Clark, E. P.
kThom, Frank Gillellan. viii Strong,
Samuel Boutwell,, Robert P. Mercy
holds, Herman Kerckhoff, Reginald
Wood, Jack Densham, Arthur Braly,
George French Hamilton, Charles Dick,
M. j. Connell, viii Nevin, Glen Spence,
And the Misses Bess Millar Mary
CLARK, Katherine Clark, Lucy Clark,
PhiIa Milbank, Kate Van Nuys, Lois
chamberlain, Katherine Bashford, Mol
lie Adele Brown, Ethel Parker Shaw, |
Helen Newlin, Emily Newlin. Helen
Klokke, Elizabeth Wolters. Marion