Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

ter of MIR. and Mrs. >. NJ. Hanna, ana
Ellis Roscoe Hubert, son of E. S.
Hubert of North Burlington avenue,
were quietly married at tie homo of
the brides parents in Wall street.
Shasta daisies and asparagus ferns
were used in profusion and in large
bay window hung huge wedding
ring of flowers, under which the GER
emony was performed.
Wedding music was played during
the evening by an orchestra concealed
behind a bank of palms. Vocal solos
were sung by Harry Mann and Miss
Helen Blair.
Rev. Barron of the Hamilton Meth
odist church read the marriage lines
and the pretty ring ceremony was
used.
The bride wore white lingerie
gown trimmed in baby Irish lace and
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley and maidenhair ferns.
4Iiss Ruth Hammel was the maid of
honor and wore gown of embroid-
cred pink silk and carried a bouquet
of pink sweet peas. Leroy Childs of
Redlands assisted Mr.. Hubert as best
man.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert will be at home to their
friends at 1876 North Burlington ave-
nue..
Miss Laura Christy of Detroit is the
guest of Miss Bessie Bacon Of West
Tnirty-seVenth street for the summer.
s.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Church and her
daughters, Miss Mabel Stuart and
Miss Esther Church, will pass the
summer in Los Angeles. They have
taken apartments at the Navarro in
Alvarado street.
Miss Mae Elmendorf of East Twen-
ty-eighth street is the guest OF Mrs.
George Lunt in Santa Barbara.
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Mrs. H. A. Ford entertained with a
pretty luncheon at Venice recently in
honor of her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Tabor,
of Indiana, who is her guest for the
summer
The guests were Mrs. Jonas Miller.
Mrs. John Corbaley, Mrs. Earl Cor
bailey and son, Richard; Mrs. Frank
Ketchem, Mrs. Robert Golf and son.
Lewis; Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Railsback
and daughter, Lucia; Mrs. w. j. Ran
kin, Miss Sallie Starrett, Miss Edith
Turner Mrs. John Turner, Mr.. Vance
Turner Mrs. William NJ. Bryan, Mrs.
Howard ]. Denny, Mrs. John Bucher,
Mrs. William Whited, Mrs. Fannie
Cleveland, Mrs. Thomas Lambert, Mrs.
Cord Muller and son, Lewis, and Mrs
E. o. Wickizer and sons, Vernon and
James, and daughter, Mary Alice, and
Miss Alta Bailey of South Pasadena.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nathan Of
West Fourteenth street have as their
guests for several weeks Mrs. Herbert
l. Joseph and her little daughter,
Nathalie, of Denver, Colo.
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Mrs. ]. ]. McGreal of Nome, Alaska,
is the guest for a month of her son,
S. ]. McGreal of South Vermont ave-
nue.. Mrs. McGreal lived in Los An
geles before she went to Alaska to
make her home and has many friends
who are planning little affairs to make
her visit pleasant.
Judge and Mrs. Alexander Campbell
where they will pass several weeks at
the Metropole.
Mrs. t. NJ. Cooper of West Twentieth
street has gone to Catalina, where she
will pass several weeks. She is ac
companied by her two sons, BAIL and
Wilbur.
Mrs. S. w. NORM of West Twenty
seventh street entertained Thursday
afternoon with q charming reception.
The house was beautifully decorated
with deep red blossoms and ferns,
which We're arranged around the walls
in Chinese baskets
The den was transformed into a
bower of roses and ferns, and an
orchestra played softly there during
the afternoon.
Mrs. NORM was assisted in receiving
| by Mrs. N. B. Bradshaw, Mrs. w. M.
| Milligan, Mrs. c. J. George of Holly
wood. Miss Bradshaw, Miss Grace
| Bradshaw, Miss Ethel Norm and Miss
Frances Stancill.
Among the Los Angeles people who
have gone to the Virginia during the
week are Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Mar
BILE. with their son and daughter; Mr..
and Mrs. II. Stubtafred, j. H. Knapp,
| w. L. Holland, Mrs. G. W. Cochran,
Mrs. Winifred Hunt, Mrs. H. G. Guy
kendall, Mrs. B. II. Dyas, Mrs. T. G..
| f. S. Rowan and H. r. Eskes.
Mrs. r. L. Riley of North Pickett
street entertained with a pretty party
as a surprise to her little daughter,
who celebrated her tenth birthday an
niversary recently. Pretty decorations
! of red bells, festOons and ferns were
used throughout the house
The tiny guests were LOrena Barber,
| Christina Steinemann, Helen Green,
Clurinda Corbin, Ola Blue, Ethel Hill
! lard. Margaret Hillard, bessie Owens,
Edwina Wilson, Maudie Riley, Estelle
! Smith, Grace Delzell, Helen Herlocker,
| Katie Held, Jacob Steinemann, Jewell
| Ewing. Harry Tracy, Arthur Tracy,
Paul Wilson, Stewart Green, Fred
Buckley, Fred Prentice, Roy Collard,
Edwin Herlocker, Leroy Prentice and
Manley Wilson.
Miss Belle Marsh daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. l. N. Marsh of Breed street,
became the bride of ]. c. Strimple at
pretty home wedding Monday even
| ing. Rev. Harvey HAZEL performed
| the ceremony.
| The pretty home was decorated with
a profusion of pink Amerillas and
| Shasta daisies and ferns. Mrs. Carl
Raav played Mendelssohn's wedding
march during the ceremony and later
played several appropriate selections.
| The bride wore a gown of white
satin with pearl trimmings, with a
wreath of lilies of the valley in her
| hair. and carried a shower bouquet Of
brides roses.
Miss Nora Clark was the maid Of
honor and wore a gown of pink mes
saline with crystal trimmings She
carried a bouquet of Cecil Bruner
roses. William Hickey assisted Mr..
| Strimple as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Strimple have gone to the east for a
| trim of six weeks, where they will visit
all the large cities, after which they
will be at home in Los Angeles
| s.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. Anslyn of South
Wall street have formally announced
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