Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-23

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. II. WOFkIldn anu
one of the most popular of the youn-
ger set. The family will leave for the
east Monday morning, where they will
be away for a month. Mr.. Mason is
connected with the Pennsylvania Rail
way company at Hammondsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington of
the Angelus, who have been travelling
through Europe ali the summer, re-
turned home Wednesday, evening.
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Mrs. Frank Bowies of Arapahoe
street will entertain this evening with
dancing party in honor of Miss
Maude Elizabeth Richards, who will
leave for New York and the east Oc-
tober l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Valentine enter
tained a few friends Wednesday even
ing at their home in West Forty-first
street in honor of Mrs. r. G. MARITIME
and her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Mar
tine Scatter Music was furnished and
an elaborate supper was served. Mrs.
MARITIME and her daughter left for
Portland last evening, having passed
three weeks in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The marriage of Miss Reba Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pen
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Clarence Leroy Variel was solemnized
last evening at the Independent Church
of Christ in South Figueroa street, the
Rev. Warren F. Day officiating. The
bride was attired in a gown of white
crepe meteor satin with overdress of
marquisette trimmed with real lace.
Her long tulle veil was caught with
spray of orange blossoms and she
carried shower of lilies of the valley
oTd hY-id CfI1lNraT
Smith of Little Rock, sister-in-law
of the bride, assisted as matron Of
honor and was gowned in white satin
covered with chiffon cloth and carried
a shower of Cecil Bruner roses. The
bridesmaids, Misses Eula Smith, Greta
Augustine of San Rafael, Carolyn Lenz
and Lou Johnstone Ward, were goWned
in chiffon cloth, two of them with
pale pink satin underslips and the
other two in delicate green underslips,
and all carried arm bouquets of Cecil
Bruner roses. Mr.. Variel was served
by his brother, r. H. f. Variel, jr., as
best man and the usherS were Carl
King, Philip Thatcher, Arthur Sails
bury and E. Gordon Ingle, jr., of San
Diego The church was decorated with
pink and green, on each pew was a
huge bunch of pink tulle and carna-
tions, while over the pulpit was an
enormous arch of ferns with baskets
of enchantress carnations. Each of
the aisles had a similar arch of ferns,
though smaller with the carnations
in punches adding to the general effect.
At the home of the brides parents,
where a wedding supper was served to
the bridal party and immediate rela-
tives, a profusion of enchantress car
nations and Cecil Bruner roses was
used. Mr.. and Mrs. Variel left last
evening for an automobile trip through
the north and will be at home after
December / at 1903 Wilton place. The
bride is a graduate from the Los An
geles high school and afterward was
graduated from Stanford. She has
Travelled extensively abroad, passing
several years on the continent. Mr..
Variel is a graduate of the University
of California and is one OF the most
promising young attorneys in the city.
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In honor of Miss Sadie Underwood,
whose wedding to H. l.. Garren will
be solemnized October IL, Miss Jessie
H. McCabe entertained with a miscel-
laneous shower Wednesday evening at
her home in West Fiftieth street. The
dining room was decorated with boughs
of peppers and ferns, carrying out the
scheme of a wood, and the supper was
served picnic fashion. Dancing and
cards were enjoyed and covers were
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derwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Holman, the
Misses Sadie Underwood, Jean Wright,
Mae Bell, Pearl Correa, Gertrude Rob-
ertson, Mary Slocum, Edith Murray,
Katherine McCabe, Clarence Peck,
Clarence Sherer, Noel Edwards, irving
Rogers, Rollin Kerns, Clarence Riley,
Hunter Wright and James Bell.
Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood enter
tanned with a theater party yesterday
afternoon, followed by tea at the AL
exandria. The table was dainty with
Chatney roses and ferns. Later a dim
ner party was given at the Wood res
idence in ST. James park
Mrs Frank w. Vaughn, who has been
passing the summer on the coast vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Jefferson Gibbs
of Occidental boulevard, will return
to her home in Houston, Tex, on Sun
day morning. Mrs. Vaughn has had
a charming cottage at East Newport
beach, where she passes some time
each year. She has been in Los An
geles for three months.
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Miss M. McCane entertained with a
theater party at the Orpheum We'd
nesday afternoon, followed by tea at
the Alexandria. Covers were laid for
SlXISeh anu Iu6 LdDlS was uSSoLdtSN
with pink and scarlet carnations and
ferns.
A most delightful luncheon was CIV
en- yesterday afternoon at the Alexan-
drla by members Of the Humane AMI
NAL league to the president of the
State Humane association, DIR. r. l..
Conger of Pasadena, and the visiting
delegates. The table was beautifully
decorated with Killarney roses, ferns
and pink carnations. Forty-five guests
responded to invitations and after the
luncheon an automobile drive was
given the visitors through the city.
The president of the Los Angeles
league, Miss Helen Mathewson, In be-
half of the league, presented DR.. Con-
ger a beautiful silver loving cup with
the inscription ITO DR.. e. l.. Conger
as token of love from the Humane
Workers, of Southern California" Miss
Mathewson was assisted in receiving
the guests by Mrs. Rufus, Horton, Mrs.
Josephine M. Luthe Mrs. Frank Hille-
brand and Mrs. George Drake Ruddy.
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Invitations have been issued by the
Pleiades chapter, o. E. S., for an ar
moral ball and whist party to be Civ
en- at Goldberg -Bosley assembly rooms
October H. This will be on the eve
of the armoral session to be held In
San Diego in October and many Of the
state officials will be present
Miss Tina Norby of the Van Nuys
hotel, who has been passing six weeks
fishing at Catalina, returned to the
city yesterday having captured a "sil-
war hyrftoa,p tuna