The herald., 1897-03-28
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA
PASADENA, March 27.-(Regular Cor
respondence) A social evening was en-
1oyed In Masonic hall yesterday by the
younger members of the Order Of the
Eastern Star. The large space was filled
with guests who had assembled to listen
to the program arranged by the commit
tee in charge. The program included
selection by the Mandolin and Guitar
club. composed of Messrs. Turner, War
rem. Andrews and Weight; vocal solo,
ION Venice Waters" by Jas. Mcpherson;
humorous reading. Crossing the Fer
ry," by Prof. Gaylord; ave Maria"
song. by w. G. Snyder; "A Musical Gar
vanza," by the Hobo quartet. Messrs.
B. williams, Fred Hovey, John Cross
man and Jas. Mcpherson, dressed as
tramps. After the program the entire
company adjourned to the dining hall,
where a list of fourteen dances was fol-
lowed up. Music was furnished by an
orchestra, and lemonade punch was
served The arrangements were in
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At the fourteenth regular dinner and
meeting of the Twilight club to be held
Friday evening at the Green, Prof. Chas.
C.. Bragdon. principal of Lassell SEM
mary, Auburndale, Mass, will deliver an
address upon THE Desirability of Form
ing a Woman's College of High Grade
in Pasadena" Prof Bragdon. who is
staying at the Green, has noted that
there is no institution Of the kind in the
neighborhood, and thinks there is need
of one. as do others. The school which
he favors Is similar in plan to Smith
college. 1t should be a school affording
the very best opportunities for the study
Of music, art and literature, and it's fac
ulty should be of the highest order. The
proposition will be laid before the Twi-
light club and discussed in all its phases.
At the meeting the names of five new
candidates for membership will be voted
on.
SOCIAL DOINGS.
Mrs. H. L. Story of Altadena enter
tained the Sans Souci club at luncheon
yesterday afternoon. The decorations
were very pretty and consisted largely
of the flowers used at the Landmarks
exhibit. Following the luncheon, which
was served at l o'clock, progressive eu-
cher was played. Mrs. g. A. Barker
won first. ss;..e. Mrs. E. c. Bangs, and
Mrs Andrew McNally that for lone hand.
The guests were Mrs. DR.. Elmer Clark Of
Los Angeles, Mines. w. c. Stuart, An
drew McNally, Z. A. Ford, A. c. Arm
strong. A. r. Metcalfe, G. A. Barker,
Thad Lowe. +. c. Bangs E. r. Hull. s.
p. Jewett. Center, Libby, jr.; Wilde 7.
8. Up de Graft, c. p. Morehouse, G. @.
Green, Fred Armstrong and c. S. Cristy.
number of members of the Epworth
league and their friends enjoyed flow
er social at the NJ. E. church last even-
ing Each guest was given a copy of
"A Floral Love Story" and was directed
to fill In the missing words, using only
the names Of flowers. Miss Merle Sweesy
sang solo, "Blossoms;" Miss Sarah
Prentiss read Longfellow's "Flowers."
Miss Brigham of the state normal
school then followed with a short talk
on Flowers. A part of the evening was
spent in the examination of some Of the
lower plants and flowers under the mi
croscope. The rooms were very prettilv
decorated and the occasion proved a very
enjoyable one.
A number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Smith Of North Marengo avenue
were informally entertained last even
Ing In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Hunting
ton OF Rock Rapids. Games and light
refreshments were enjoyed and the
guests were mostly residents of Rock
Rapids They were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs w. 3.
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. e. Huntington, Mrs. Allen
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pin of the Rock Rapids Review.
Miss Boynton gave a reception last
Ovendng to the ancient and modern Greek
classes Of the high school at the home Of
r. n. Pinney on North Marengo avenue
The rooms were effectively decorated
with ferns and flowers and the evening
was devoted to games and other amuse-
nJents. A cornet solo was contributed
by Harry Briggs. Refreshments were
served and the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. n. Pinney, Misses Reed, Nash, Crow
ell, Brockway, Fits, Tower, Rogers.
Poage, Hitler, Parker. Burt, Pinney.
Messrs. Carter Darlington, Royal.
epaulding. Briggs. Shuts, Boynton,
Nash.
A smoking concert was given last
evening by the members of Alexander
lodge, Sons of St. George. in X. OF p.
han. There was a large attendance and
=. v. Hardwich presid.dl There were
songs by a number of peMons and essays
upon Cuba and English Homes" by
Mr.. Rydal g. Sanderson, secretary.
spoke upon the Good Of the Ordvr.''
There were number Of representa- tives
from other organizations present. The
committee which b ~ the affair In charge
was composed Of Messrs. Tom Graham.