Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

of West Twenty-fourth street enter
tanned last evening in honor of Mrs.
Robert H Comstock, jr., of Chicago,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Perkins. The table was
beautifully decorated with a profusion
of pink roses and ferns, and covers
were laid for twenty. Bridge was
played after the dinner.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Mary Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Nellie Anderson of Los An
geles to Otto Carrillo, son of Judge J.
]. Carrillo of Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ticknor and little
son of Denver will pass few weeks In
Ocean Park before going to San Fran
cisco, where they will make their home.
s.
Like a whiff of wind from the north
| land comes the news of the marriage
of Miss Clara Heintz, formerly well
known in local circles but for several
years a missionary in Alaska, to DR..
Graston Burke, q medical missionary
of Fort Yukon. The service was held
Monday morning In the chapel St
Johns-in-t Wilderness, koyukuk, AL
lachakep, Alaska. Archdeacon Stuck
performed the ceremony, assisted by
Bishop Rowe. The young couple will
make their home in Alaska and will
continue missionary work.
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In honor of Miss Mabel Murray
whose marriage to George A. j. How
ard will be solemnized at st. Vibiana
cathedral Wednesday morning, many
affairs have been given. Misses Fran
ces and Joanna Maloney entertained
with a towel shower and luncheon
Wednesday afternoon. The table was
daintily decorated and from the chan
delier to the tall candelabra on each
corner of the table was draped pink
tulle ribbons. In the center was bas-
ket of pink filled with pink blossoms,
and at each place was a tiny pink
candies. The almond baskets were
pink tied with pink ribbons and tiny
bell on the handle. After the luncheon
each guest was given a towel with
the brides initial on it, and after she
had hemmed it and worked the initial
she wrote her own name and outlined
it with linen, so the bride-elect had
eighteen towels as the result OF the
afternoons work.
Miss Johanna S!aney entertained
with a theater party at the Belasco
yesterday afternoon and tea at the
Alexandria afterwards in honor of
Miss Murray. The table was dainty
with Cecil Bruner roses and ferns and
the favors We're tiny slippers of white
SATIN Illleu WIFI plih anu WHY iSftll-
dies. The guests were Miss Murray,
Miss Frances Maloney, Miss Johanna
Maloney. Miss Mary McGarry,i Miss
Anna McGarry, Miss Mary Cunning
ham, Miss Anna McDermott, Miss Min
ME Bryan, Miss Ida Manning, Miss
May Mcdonald, Mrs. Frances Murray,
Mrs. H. NJ. Rooney and Mrstz r. j.
Collins.
Miss Anna McGarry of Union ave-
nue. entertained Thursday afternoon,
the guests being members of the Hal
cyon Bridge club of which Miss Muir
ray is a member, and the young women
of the bridal party The luncheon
table was beautifully decorated with
yellow and green, which will be the
colors Miss Murray will use in her
wedding decorations and color scheme.
In the center of the table was a suit
case filed with an immense bunch of
golden glow tied with a broad white
satin ribbon, and the favors were tiny
suitcases tagged with name of the
guest and the initials of the bride.
These were filled with rice. Cards
were played after the lunch and then
each guest was given some tissue
paper and dressed n bride or BRIDE
maid out of the paper and a vote
was taken for the best-dressed doll,
which fell unanimously to Miss Muir
ray. Covers were aid for fourteen.
Mr.. Howard was entertained by ten
of his most intimate friends last even
ing at Levy's, and a farewell from his
bachelor and men friends will be given
in his honor tomorrow evening at
Levy's.
Miss Murray has chosen as her at
tendants at the wedding Miss Helen
Murray, her sister, as maid of honor;
Misses Mary Cunningham and Jo-
hanna Slaney as bridesmaids, and Mrs.
Francis Murray as matron of honor.
Edward Murray will serve Mr.. How
ard as best man, and the ushers will
be D. Joseph Coyne, Daniel Cunning
ham and Francis Murray.
Another pretty wedding of the week
was that of Miss Helen Esthrick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
EsthrRk of East Eighteenth street,
and Raymond f. Church, which was
solemnized at high noon in the parlors
of the Naomi Christian church. Rev.
G. H. Wilkinson read the marriage