Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

sic, and also selections from Lohengrin
and other appropriate selections.
After a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe
Mr.. Ellis will bring his bride back to
Los Angeles and they will be at 1145
Elden avenue until their new home in
the Wiltshire district is completed. Mr..
Ellis is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Ellis, who have q country home in
La Canada. He is a university man
and an officer of the local stock eX-
change.
The University w. c. T. L. enter
tained the L. T. LIS with a picnic in
Sycamore grove recently. Mrs. Ellen
A Dayton Blair, county organizer of
the L. T. LIS, was a guest of honor,
and prizes were awarded for games
and races, Mrs. I. w. Gleason making
the presentation. Miss Esther Gleason
and Miss Jessie Asner were the sue
cessful contestants. The w. c. T. U.
also closed an important contest for
membership, which has been on since
March %. Mrs. Hickman, 1876 West
Thirty-fifth street. was the leader OF
one division, and Mrs. ]. p. Ellis, Sl2
West Thirty-sixth place, was in charge
of the other. At the close of the con-
test it was announced that Mrs. Heck
man had won, having 2S39 points
Union avenue Methodist church was
the scene of a pretty wedding yester-
day when Miss Blanche Leonard ana
Sidney J. Butler were united in matri-
mony. Potted plants and palms were
used about the altar.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Leonard, Of South Alvarado
street, and the bridegroom is the son
of Sidney A. Butler, widely known
through his political and professional
interests in Southern California.
Mrs. Leonard stood with her daugh-
ter during the ceremony which was
read by the Rev. Will A. Knighten, an
old friend OF the brides family. Ush-
| ers were Joseph Allison Galbra1th, Jack
Howard, and Perry Howard. Follow
ing the wedding the bridal party par
took of the wedding breakfast at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, and an
| informal reception followed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Joseph Allison
| Galbraith received with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Butler.
Mrs. Butler Wore a very smart go
| ing away frock of blue cloth with duch-
| esse lace blouse, over chiffon, and her
| hat was of black straw with long
| plumes. After a wedding trip to Lake
| Tahoe Mr.. Butler and his bride will
return and make their home with Mr..
and Mrs Sidney A. Butler until the
completion of their own house.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Isaman of
Pasadena have gone to Ocean Park
for the summer.
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CompIimenting Mrs Erasmus Wilson.
Mrs William Irving Hollingsworth
entertained with a "Lohengrin" lunch
con Friday afternoon at her Lake
street homo. Mrs. Wilson is soon to
leave for a years sojOurn in Europe
and the Orient, and Mrs. w. p. Dun
ham, who has just returned from Eu-
ropean trip was also an honored guest
Guests were seated at two long tables;
down the length of each was formed
minute reproduction Of the river
Scheldt, and boats laden with sweet
meas. and drawn by swans flOated upon
its mirror like surface The place cards,
hand painted especially for the occa-
sion. were decorated with phrases from
the "Swan Song" Mrs. HollingsWorth
presided at one table and at the other
one Mrs. Matthew Robertson served as
hostess. while the other guests invited
we're Mrs. Erasmus Wilson. Mrs w.
P. Dunham, Mrs. Marguerite Butler
Stevens, and Mrs Butler of Kansas
CITY: Mrs. r. p. Johnston, Mrs. w. W.
Johnston, Mrs. Henderson Hayward,
Mrs. w. D. Babcock, Mrs. Oliver Bry-
ant, Mrs w. j. Hole, Mrs Carl Kurtz,
Mrs. J. b. Franklin, Mrs. Lyman Stew
art. Mrs. w. D. Stephens, Mrs. J. H.
Brown, Mrs. w. G. Hutchison, Mrs
Frank Walsh Mrs. c. Q. Stanton Mrs
f. A. Featherstone, Mrs. G. H. Moore,
Mrs. Robert WankOWski and Mrs. e.
w. Britt.
An appropriate musical program fol-
lowed the luncheon, Heber Coleman
singing selections from Lohengrin, and
surprising the hostess by a delightful
rendition of one of her own poems,
"The Roses That You Sent Me- set TO
music by Mrs. ]. B. Franklin. Mrs
Robert Wankowski and Louis Evans