Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-16
Society

tO1nhl annOunceHenL was HlduS
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
Eli P. Clark of the engagement OF
their youngest daughter, Miss ISath-
crime Tritle Clark, to wilfred Keefer
Barnard, son of the late John r. Bar
nard of Ellendale place. The an
nouneement was made at the wedding
supper of DIR. and Mrs. Henry owen
EVersole, when the Misses Lois Cham
berlain and Kate Van Nuys, with bas-
kets of Japanese brake tied witt
enormous bows of blue and lavender
tulle, handed the guests a small roll
tied with the different colored blue
and lavender tulle, bearing on cards
hand painted with cupids and hearts
the news of the betrothal Although
their friends have suspected for some
time the engagement of the young
couple, no certainty was felt until
yesterday No date has been set as
yet for the wedding.
The garden of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli P.
Clark in st. James park was the
scene of one of the prettiest of the
seasons weddings yesterday after
noon at half after four, when Miss
Mary Sherman Clark became the bride
of DR.. Henry owen Eversole. Ihe
ceremony was read in the garden by
the Rev. Warren r. Day, assisted by
the presence of the family and a few
intimate friends. The wedding music
was in charge of Oscar Selling, the
Krauss string orchestra playing the
wedding marches. The approach of
the bridal party was announced oy
the singing Of the Lohengrin Bridal
Chorus by the Margaret Goetz quar-
tet The whole color scheme was law
ender and blue, the brides favorite
colors. and was carried out in detail,
the bride in a gown Of heavy white
satin covered with an exquisite va
lenciennes overdress heavily embroid-
cred in white orchids. Her veil of
rare old valenciennes was held in
place by sprays of orange blossoms
and a tiny knot of tulle. She carried
a sheath of lilies of the valley and
maidenhair ferns. Miss Lucy Clark
assisted as maid of honor in gown
of blue pompadour silk covered with
pale lavender chiffon. The Misses
Katherine Clark in pale lavender
chiffon over blue pompadour silk Miss
Hazeltine Sherman in deep lavender
chiffon over blue pompadour silk and
Miss Lucy Sherman in blue chiffon
over lavender pompadour silk assisted
as bridemaids, and all carried snow
ers of white tiger lilies In their hair
they wore broad bands of pale blue
tulle tied in a big bow at the side OF
the head, with ends which fell to the
hem of their gowns. Eugene p. Clark,
the only brother of the bride, served
Dr. Eversole as best man. The brides
table, whihc was decorated by "Ihe
Florist" was done in the white tiger
lilies banked by lilies of the valley
and lighted by crystal candelabra.
Covers were laid for DR.. and Mrs.
Eversole, Misses Lucy Clark, Rather
inc Clark, Lucy Sherman, Hazeltine
Sherman, Gwendolin Laughlin,. Lois
Chamberlain, Kate Van Nuys, Marian
Macneil Inez Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert P. sherman, Or. and Mrs; II
tian Coffey, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hast
ings Howard, Byron Stookey Roy
Wheeler, Morgan Adams, Kay Craw-
ford, Charles Burnett, James Page.
Roy Naftzger, William Averill and
Eugene Clark. Mrs. Clark, attired in
a gown of blue pompadour silk draped
with black chantilly lace heavily en-
broidered in gold was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. l.. e. Lenvill mother
of the bridegroom, who wore a gold
and white satin gown covered with
black lace. Others assisting in re-
ceiving were Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee,
Mrs. Alfred Solano, Mrs. Robert }.
Burdette, Mrs. Malcolm Korty On
Pittsburg, Mrs. j. Ross Clark, Mrs.
stephen C. Hubbell Mrs. J. n. Van
Nuys and Miss Lena MacNaughten.
DIR. and Mrs. Eversole left last even
ing for an automobile trip in the
country and will go abroad in the
spring for an extended trip. After
November Is they will be at home to
their friends at 657 Wilmer street.
The place cards at the brides table
were hand painted cupids for the
maids and matrons and brides for the
men. Both DR.. Eyersole and Miss
Mary Clark were attendants at the
wedding of Miss Grace Rowley to
Thomas Caldwell Ridgeway in the
early summer, and this is the second
wedding which has come from that
bridal party, Miss Olive Harpham and
Courtland Scott Brown being married
the first of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson are
entertaining as house guest Miss Jes-
sic Rosene of Seattle.
&
Mrs. Charles Monsch of Park ave-
nue., Ocean Park, is visiting Mrs, c.
w, Wetherill of Pico and Westlake
avenue. Many little affairs are being
planned in her honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Laventhal, who
have been travelling since their we'd
ding in the early summer, have re-
turned and are at home to their
friends at their new home, 11O2 East
Twentieth street, where Mrs. Laven-
thai will receive the third Friday or
each month. Mrs. Laventhal will be
remembered as Miss Evelyn Cohn.