Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-17
Society

NE OF the pfeltlest WeuuiitB9 VI eitS
week was soemnized yesterday
~ afternoon at o'clock in Christ
church, Rev. Baker p. Lee officiating,
when Miss Ada B. Seabrook daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.. Seabrook Oh
West Fortieth place, became the bride
of Albert Edward Todd of Victoria
b. G..
The bride was gowned in white silk
chiffon and carried white prayerpook.
Mrs. Alice Watson. who attended as
matron of honor wore white silk crepe
and carried bouquet of pale PINK
carnations. ]. II. Gillespie Of Victoria
stood with the groom.
Mrs. j. H. Todd, mother of the groom,
and Mrs. j. IL. Gillespie came down
from Victoria to attend the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd will remain IN
Southern California for a week before
leaving in their automobile for an ex-
tended trip of four months through
San Francisco, Portland and Seattle,
after which they will go to Victoria to
make their home.
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Mrs. Joseph Harry MilesN and her
daughter, Mrs. Marion Robert Gray,
gave a delightfully."- appointed afternoon
affair Monday at Mrs Miles home In
Beacon street, entertaining a company
Of about Atty friends with cards. The
color scheme was green, showing not
only in the handsome prizes but in the
refreshments as Well
The occasion was in the nature of
formal farewell to Mrs. B. Miles, who,
with MIR. Miles and their two younger
daughters, are planning summer IN
the middle west and on the Atlantc
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rice enter
tain informally with cards last night
at their wiltshire boulevard home in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Miles.
Mrs. Rice and DR.. Helen Woodruff
are leaving in May for a summer
abroad.
Miss Elizabeth Wood will entertain
tomorrow with a luncheon where the
guests will include Mrs. Cecilia A.
White and other members of the party
which spent five months together in
Spain and Southern Europe last year.
There will be covers for the following
guests: Mrs. White, Mrs. William j.
Chichester, Mrs. Waller Chanslor, Mrs
w. +. Kennedy, Miss Bertha Bosby-
SHE'LL Miss Edith Furrey, Miss Kath-
crime Chichester. Miss Florence Wood
and Miss Helen Evans and Miss Helen
Prescott of Riverside
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A marriage of interest to many
friends was that of Miss Constance
NdlNtll hdubllltI Va MI - L. + Ncli NNb
of Scarf street, and William B.
Roberts, also of Los Angeles, the cere-
mony having been solemnized at noon,
March IS, in the Church of the Angels,
according - the ritual of the English
church. which was read by the rector
Rev. Harry Thompson
The bride was attired in a going
away suit of gray, with which was
worn n hat in harmonizing shades of
the same color.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will reside in
Thompson street, this city, near the
brides former home, and will receive
their friends after May l.
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Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Blanche Leonard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Leon
ard of Alvarado street, and Sidney Il.
Butler. a we'll known business man of
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A. Butler. the
groom's father and mother, are in the
orient with a party that is touring the
world and date for the wedding will
not be decided until their return, al
though it will probably take place in
June. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will sail
from Germany May 81.
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Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Virginia Graves
daughter of Captain and Mrs. w. H.
Graves Of Birmingham, Ala, and Fred
erick *. Gunster. a well known club
and society man of this city. The
wedding will be solemnized April / and
Mr., Gunster ard his bride will make
their home in Los Angeles.
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Mrs William D. Hunnewen enter
tained yesterday with matinee box
party at the Majestic, entertaining
Mrs. w. II. Wadsworth. Mrs. w. ].
Rouse, Mrs. w. w. Seaman, Mrs. w.
S. Cross Mrs. d. A. Mcmillan, Mrs.
Fronie Hunnewell Sheldon, Miss Flor
ence Wadsworth. Miss Marie Rouse,
Miss Seaman and Miss Josephine Sea-
man.
Miss Arleen Hackett. who plays the
leading role In THE Right of Way"
was a classmate of Mrs. Hunnewen at
the Emerson college of oratory in
Boston. A second affair with which
Mrs. Hunnewell win compliment Miss
Hackett Is a tea to be given Friday
afternoon at the Alexandria.
Mrs. John Horner of Pasadena ave
nue entertained with a luncheon at a
downtown cafe yesterday compliment
ing her house guest, Mrs. Abbie Colby
of st. Paul, Mich, and other eastern
friends.
Covers were laid for Mrs. M. M.
Luley, Mrs. II. S. Clapp and Miss
Sarah Price Of St. Paul, Mich: Mrs.
Roy Coombs, formerly of St Paul:
Mrs A. j. Scofeld and Mrs. Samuel
MAIDEN of Newark, Ills: Mrs. s. e.