Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

leave for Tahoe August 1 for a
months visit They will motor there
| and back.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Leon
ard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
| Leonard Of 416 South Alvarado street,
and Sidney j. Butler, son of Mr., and
! Mrs. Sidney A. Butler of COL Cora
nado street, will be solemnized Sat-
urday, July 80, at the Union avenue
| Methodist church, the Rev. VIII A,
Knighten officiating, in the presence
of the family and intimate friends.
! Miss Leonard has been much enter
tanned since the announcement of her
engagement was made. The date of
the wedding was not set until after the
return of Mr. and Mrs. Butler, who
have been touring around the world.
After the ceremony a breakfast will
be served at the residence of the
brides parents. The couple will spend
their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe. They
will make their home in Los Angeles
upon their return.
Emil Girard registered at Hotel del
Coronado the past week.
Mrs. Barbee S. Hook of Los Angeles
| joined her husband at Hotel del Cor
onado Saturday. Mr.. Hook came down
to Coronado Tuesday.
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Clarence Drown, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. o. A. Drown, went down
to Coronado SaturdayNto to spend the
week end. Mr.. browns family are
now in the east visiting their old home,
but the extremely hot weather there
has caused them to cut short their
visit and they will return to Califor-
MIA at once and to Coronado later in
the season.
DR.. J. A. McGarry of Los Angeles
motored down to Coronado last We'd
nesday for his midsummer outing at
Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Stephen V. Childs of West
Adams street, Los Angeles, accom-
panied BY Master George Childs III
and Miss Emile Childs, arrived at
Hotel del Coronado TO remain two
months at the beach. Mr.. Childs came
down in his automobile the following
Saturday
Miss Maude Adams, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. w. T. Covington of St. An
drews place, entertained informally
Thursday evening IN honor of Miss
| Leta Crane and George Ellis. Five
hundred was played and a Dutch sup
| per was served. Covers We're laid for
| Miss Leta Crane, Miss Freda Lude-
man, Miss Emmie Luentzel, Miss
! Adams, Mrs. Paul Fletcher, George
Ellis, Sidney Bartlett, Paul Fletcher,
r. L. Gillespie and Craig Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Atkinson of
| Lamanda park announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Bertha
| Augusta Atkinson, to Walter f. Hoppe,
! formerly of Los Angeles, but now of
! Taft, Cal The wedding will be cele-
! cd of homo plNv in
September.
! Mrs. Roy Baker and Miss Maude
| Adams entertained yesterday after
noon with a theater party in honor of
! Miss Leta Crane, a bride-to-be who
| is being much entertained by her many
| friends. The guests were entertained
! al the Orpheum ard afterwards tea
| was served at LeVy'S, where the tables
! were daintily decorated with pale yell
! low centurias and ferns. The places
| were marked with beautiful white kid
card cases lined with yellow silk and
! the gold monogramed cards enclosed.
! Covers were laid for Miss Crane, Miss
| Adams Mrs. Roy Baker, Mrs Daniel
! Setnan, Miss Irene Benson, Miss Eth
| clWyn Walker, Miss SemOne Ruch,
! Miss Maude Marshall, Miss Clara
| Scott, Miss Carrie Albrecht, Miss Eel
ma Dickson, Miss Louise Hauser, Miss
! Anne I5enllGg, MISS ICIlIuQG 1OnnGllt
! Miss Marie Schumann, Miss Florence
! Judd, Miss Charlotte Cox, Miss Freda
! Ludeman.
Mrs Cyril Kutfer of 1922 Cherry
street and Mrs. VIII Siler win enter
| tain at the residence of Mrs. Kutfer
in honor of Miss Constance Collins
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Roy Baker of Harvard boule-
ward will leave July 80 for trip to
Mexico, where she will be the guest
for two months Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lanther
Mr.. and Mrs. d. *. Edwards of
South Olive street are still touring
Europe and will not return before the
last Of October. Mr. and Mrs. James
Roy Pinkham, who have been with
them, leave the last of the month for
home, but will pass the month of
August touring through Canada be-
fore returning to Los Angeles.
Mrs. +. O. Johnson of West Twenty
eighth street, who has been visiting
her mother in ST. Louis, Mo-, for the
past couple Of months returned last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Johnson of
Orange street, with their young grand