The herald., 1897-07-02
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

grand adviser of Pacific circle, Women of
Woodmen, instituted a circle in Pasadena
last evening, there being goodly number
enrolled as members. The name chosen was
Live Oak. SThe following officers were
elected: Agnes B. Orth, P. c.; Mary M.
Munger, G. N; Esther Helen, Adv; Ger
trude Gaines, Mag; Ida F. May, clerk;
Cora A. Swearingen, banker; j. William
Laird, M. D., physician Eva Hanan. I. G..
Belle H. Paden, o. G.; managers, w. S.
Beckwith, Annie G. Worrell and Mrs. DR..
Laird
The charter will remain open until Satur-
day evening, when the grand advisor meets
with the circle for the last time at l. o. o.
F. hall.
SOCIAL DOINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Story gave a de-
lightful debutante party for their daughter,
Miss Ada Story last evening at Auditorium
hall; also for the homecoming of their
son, Mr.. Bud Story. who has recently re-
turned from Stamford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Story were assisted in the reception
of their guests by their daughter and her
friend Miss Gasson, who is visiting her.
Dancing was continued until after II
o'clock, when a collation. was served by
McCament in the adjoining dining room.
Dancing was continued until the early
morning hours. Among those present
were: Misses Gasson, Hugus, Stanton, Sar-
gent, Hubbard, Anne Hubbard McKin-
ney, Jobsoin, Dalrymple, Cloud, More
house, Gardner, Daggett, Helen Daggett,
Greble Margaret Greble Whitmore, Con-
ger, Bolt, Craig Vallette, Libby. Arm
strong, Coleman, Hardy Dodworth, Lillian
Dodworth, Dobbins, Messrs. Cochran,
Frye, Groenendyke, O'Reiley Storey Ma
comber, Roy Macomber, Conger, Merwin,
Fife, Daggett, Allen. O'Harry, Craig,
Rowan, Mcintosh, Carhart. Groesbeck,
Macy, Dodworth, Eldred, Picher, McGil-
vray, Fisher, Mccoy, Bakewell and Others
COLEMAN CONCERT
Miss Alice Coleman, who has been study
ing music in Boston for the past four
years, will return home within few days,
and her first recital in Pasadena will take
place on the Sth inst at Auditorium hall.
Miss Coleman has great many friends in
Pasadena, who will all want to hear her.
The homecoming concert is engaging the
especial interest of number of lady
friends, who have authorized the use of
their names as patronesses. 1t will be
given with the assistance of a charming
contralto singer. Miss Wood of San Fran
CISCO and Mr.. Edwin H. Clark, the ac-
complished Los Angeles violinist.
The patronesses are as follows: Mrs. p
c. Baker, Mrs. c. S. Cristy, Mrs. H. K.
Macomber, Mrs. p. M. Green, Mrs B. M.
Wotkyns, Mrs. c. d. Daggett, Mrs. Stephen
Cutter Clark, Mrs. VIM. Stanton, Mrs l..
P. Crawford Mrs. DR.. Baldwin, Mrs. A. C.
Armstrong. Mrs. G. w. Stimson, Mrs. b.
M. Page, Mrs. Allen R. Dodworth and Mrs.
A. M. Merwin.
PERSONAL
Miss Edith Brush left last evening for
Portland, Ore, to spend the summer with
her father.
Hon. H. Fl. Markham and Mrs. Markham
and daughters left today for Redondo to
spend the summer.
Rev. E. S. McKitrick will leave Monday
for San Francisco to attend the Christian
Endeavor convention.
Messrs. Will Allen, Archie Strong and
Ed White left yesterday for a camping
trip for a few weeks in Buckhorn CANYON,
Eugene Carroll left this morning for
Troy, N. Y, to return with number of
thoroughbred horses belonging to Mr..
Thomas Wotkyns.
Mrs. Collins and daughters. the Misses
Collins and the Misses Crossley of North
Raymond avenue left today for months
outing at Santa Monica.
Mrs. c. A. Winter and son and Miss
Aileen Jacobs left for Spokane this morn
ing.