Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
Society

where he has been most successful.
This winter Mrs Hook closed her res
idence and has been spending her time
alternately at the Alexandria, where
she maintains apartments, and at san
Diego with her son. Mr.. Hook and ms
mother motor up from the southern
city frequently and keep constantly In
touch with Los Angeles friends. This
engagement is the result of romantic
courtship which had its beginning dur
ing Mr.. Hooks sOjourn in Albuquerque,
and the wedding probably will take
place in June.
Among the many Los Angeles men
and women going abroad this summer
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. Med. Taylor OF
West Adams street. They expect TO
be gone several months, returning in
the fall. NJ. L. Graf is also among the
many touring the continent. Mr.. Graf
will sail about June l, returning in the
late fall.
Mrs. r. B. Tufts of 1915 West Adams
street and her sister, Mrs. V. d. Ely
of 2647 Raymond avenue, are contem-
plating a trip to New York for a
month as guests Of their mother, Mrs.
Giffin of Pomona. Mrs. Giffln will sail
for Europe in June, to be gone indefi-
nitely, but Mrs. Tufts and Mrs. Ely
will return after seeing Mrs. Giffin
safely embarked.
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Mrs. w Jarvis Barlow will entertain
this evening with a small dinner party
in honor of her house guest, Mrs. White
of Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Swatling of
Pierce, Ariz., have taken a house on
Glendale place for the winter months.
Mr. Swatllng is one of the principal
owners of the Commonwealth mine and
is here for his health.
r. H. CONNER of Cleveland is here
for the winter visiting his sister, Mrs.
F. c. Kingston Of 2674 Glendale place.
Mr. CONNER is accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. F. D.. CONNER
Mrs. w. A. Barker and son Everett
have returned from San Francisco,
where they have been visiting Law
renee Barker, who Is at Berkeley.
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Mrs. Alice McKevett and daughter
of 267S Menlo avenue will sail in June
for Europe They are to join a party
chaperoned by Miss White, who has
taken so many Los Angeles parties on
the continent.
Among the interesting events Of yes
terday was n theater party given by
Count Axel Wachtmeister to his mother
The countess has many warm friends
in Los Angeles. where she comes often
to spend the winter with her friends.
the John W. Mitchells of Lomita. The
countess was the recipient Of many
beautiful flowers from friends who vie
to do her honor and make her stay
pleasant.
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff OF West
Adams street passed several days in
San Francisco last week. returning on
Friday.
Mrs. George Fl. Mosher will entertain
the art and travel section of the Ebel
club at her home. 100 South Rampant
boulevard, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Helm are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Culp OF
Washington. d. c., who are touring the
west in their car. Mr. Culp is vice
Mrs. CUP has many friends here. rs
she has visited Los Angeles many
times. Their charming daughter Miss
Adeline. Is with her parents, who viii
leave Wednesday for home. Mrs. W
D. Woolwine of North Downey avenue
will entertain with an informal lunch.
con at the Annandale club today ir
Mrs. CUPS honor.
Mrs. c. c. Carpenter of West Tween.
ty-seventh street is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Fritz
Nave, in San Diego.
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Christ Episcopal church was the
scene of one of the most impressive OF
the Easter weddings when the mar.
riage of Miss MORA Maude Park an6
Herbert Peery was solemnized imme.
diately after the Sunday morning serv-
ice. The church was beautiful witt
its masses of Easter lilies, and the
bride herself, tall and fair as an East.
err lily In her gown of white broad
cloth, bonnet of white satin fastened
by ties of rare lace and carrying a
bouquet of white lilaes. The brida
pair were unattended, and the mar.
riage service was read by Rev. Baker
p. Lee in the presence of a small grouI
Of intimate friends.
The bride is the daughter of Andrew
Park, a Los Angeles attorney and the
groom member of a prominent Sar
Diego family.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party and immediate friends
were given a luncheon at the Alexan'
dria by the father of the bride.
After an automobile journey extend.
ing over several weeks Mr.. and Mrs
Peery will return to San Diego, where
a large reception will be given in theil
honor by Mr. Peery's mother.
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beautiful homo Iveddinor voc thai
of Miss Anna Green and Samuel e
Korngut which took place at noon OF
Easter day at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Green, or
Arapahoe street. About fifty relatives
of the bride and groom witnessed the
ceremony, which was performed by
Rabbi Isidore Myers.
Easter lilies combined with delicate
spring flowers and white roses beauti-
fled the rooms and made an effective
setting for the piquant brunette beauty
of the bride, who appeared in an i'm
ported gown of rose embroidered
crepe adorned with duchess lace and
rosebuds of pink satin, wearing q
wreath of orange blossoms and carry
ing lilies of the valley. An elaborate
wedding breakfast was served in the
dining room, bright with flowers and
fragrant as a spring garden.
After a few weeks sojourn at Coro-
nado Mr.. and Mrs. Korngut will be al
home to their friends at $50 Valencia
street.
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A very simple but beautiful home
wedding was that of Miss Ruby Arch
er, the writer, and Dr. Frank Newland
Doud, which took place at the artistic
bungalow home Of the family at Gran
ada Park Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The pretty rooms were fra
grant with flowers although no set