Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
Society

4 MONG the many affairs which have
II been rendered the brides of the
"a season none has been prettier
than that given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. William Sherlock in honor
of Miss Ola May Penn, whose marriage
to Robert Vernon Edwards will be
solemnized May g. The affair was IN
the nature of a china shower and the
house was done in red and pink with
occasional green In the living rooms
pepper branches were used in great
profusion and from the ceiling Cuptds
were suspended by spider webs. In the
room where the bridal party was served
the bay window simulated a bower of
pink roses and asparagus ferns, while
Cupids shot their arrows from the
green. The dining room was in red and
green, pepper branches and red roses
being used with red hearts. The porch,
lighted with japanese lanterns, was
also hung with pepper branches The
decorations were in charge of II. King
Snider of Chicago. Assisting Mr. and
Mrs. Sherlock were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Snider and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ed
wards other guests were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Reichard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Iraut
man, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
w. Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Hyatt, the Misses Edith Morrison, Rosa
Wood Myrta Whitaker, Grace Case,
Pauline Case, Violet Hartup, Esther
Algert, Dorothy Rugs, May Moss,
Hazel Davis, Myrtle Penn, and Messrs.
Will Hoffman, Grover Smith, William
Mckay, T.. c. Dockstader, Martin
Dockstader, Gus Algert. Jake Efroym-
son and viii Keese Of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Chauncey l.. Higbee entertained
a small party of friends at Levy's yes
terday afternoon after the Ebell club
meeting.
Capt. Frederick J. Cressey of Gram
ercy place assisted by his daughter,
Miss Leila Cressey, entertained Satur-
day evening with a reception and mu-
steal in honor of Mrs. Laura II. Weston
of Long Beach The house was dec
GRATED with roses, lilies, carnations and
ferns. The musical program was rem
dered by Mrs. George e. Franklin and
Miss Cressey, piano solos; Mrs. Saile
E. Arlington, negro dialect readings;
Miss Christine May, Miss Martha Le-
braud, Mrs, Fred Dorm and Mrs. Jo-
seph Hardie vocal solos; Mrs. Weston,
reading; Mrs. Caroline S. Bradley, MISS
May, Mr., A. l.. Markwell, piano and
violin trio.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry G. Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
George u. Franklin, Mr.. and Ms. A.
L. Markwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 4.
Dorm, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hardie, Mr.:
and Mrs. Charles N. Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. MacKnight, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Cressey, Mr.. and Mrs. Abner l..
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs w. 1. Rice, DR.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Cressey, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. III. r.
Davis, Mesdames Mary A. Stratton,
Sallie E. Arlington, Charles N. Cort-
right, Emma Dill, w. ID. Whelan, Mary
e. Rose, Lille M. Farrine, Frona r..
Gibson Caroline S. Bradley, Matilda
Schless, the Misses Ella Frances Ball,
Lola M. Baker Gertrude Hancock,
Christine May, Alpha MacKnight,
Blanche Thorne, Marie Schless, Martha
Lebeaud, DIR. David c. Dack, DIR.
George NJ. Calmus, Col. A. H. Hovey,
Leo l.. Gibson, w. ]. Tabor and c. w.
Blake.
Mrs. Lewis G. Carlisle will enter
tain with a luncheon this afternoon
at her home in Berendo street.
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Mrs. Frank Walsh of Alvarado street
entertained informally yesterday after