The herald., 1897-02-13
PASADENA
A Brilliant Masquerade Bsii-Personai and
News Brevities

PASADENA
A Brilliant nasquerade Bail-Personal and
News BrevitIes
PASADENA, Feb. 12.-One OF the
most brilliant affairs of the kind ever
held in this city was the masquerade ball
given last evening at the handsome
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Stewart on
the corner Of Orange Grove avenue and
Columbia street. The grounds were
beautifully Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns and electricity. AS the guests
entertained masked and otherwise dis
guised they presented their invitations
at the door, Much laughter was
caused by the presentation of the guests
to various dummies made up of vege-
tables and other like material. The
house was decorated with white roses
and smilax. the prevailing color being
white and green. The masks were re-.
moved at II o'clock, and little later re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, which was brilliant with electric
lights, green shades and ropes of smi-
lax. The menu was very elaborate.
Arend's orchestra furnished music.
Among the maskers were:
Bert Orlando Bruce, Turkish gentle
man.
The Misses Hubbard, charmingly at
tired In becoming fancy gowns.
Miss Armstrong, catching butterflies
In white swiss. swarming with the pretty
Insects.
Mrs. I. B. winslow, Russian peasant.
Roy Barnhart, college student, cap
and gown.
Mrs. Barnhart, French court lady.
Mrs. H. L. Story, hover girl.
Fl. L. Story. United States army officer
Of high rank.
Mrs. Z. r. Hull, school girl.
+. C. Bolt, German prince.
William Garland. Spanish cavalier.
Miss Merwin, Little Bo-Beep.
Will Merwin. young gentleman in
colonial days.
Mrs. A. c. Armstrong. in domino.
Mrs. A. q. Ford, handsomely attired
As lady in colonial costume.
Mr. Kellum in domino.
Mrs. Thad. Up de Graft. Little Red
Riding Hood.
Horace Dobbins, Roman senator.
w. c. Stuart, Charles III.
Mrs. w. c. Stuart, Cleopatra.
Miss Spindle, Indian princess.
Seymour Locke, French ambassador
Mrs. Locke, Swiss peasant.
Miss Greenleaf, Algerian lady.
Miss Jessie Ford looked beautiful in a
very costly dress with purple satin skirt,
yellow silk waist, and represented
Gypsy girl.
Miss Pearl Libby represented Folly"
Mrs. F. F. Rowland. French court,
Napoleonic period.
Mrs. H. H. Sherk represented a huge
carnation.
Mrs. c. F. Holder. lady of Queen Eliza
beth's period.
Mrs. B. Marshall wotkyns, Spanish
lady.
Walter wotkyns, Spanish gentleman.
The Misses Ludovici. Spanish girls.
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Mr.. and Mrs. North, English gentle
man and lady of the seventh century.
Miss Ruth Daggett, Armenian prin-
cess.
Mrs. c. P. Morehouse, lady in the coll
onial costume.
Fred Armstrong, monk
Mr.. Ludovici. gentleman French
court.
King Macomber, Spanish cavalier.
Miss Bolt. lady Of the French court
Miss Doulton, shepherdess.
Miss Shoemaker, Dolly Warden"
Miss Miller, *Mischief."
Charles Hastings. gentleman of COL
onial days.
Shirley Vance Martin, gentleman Of
the French court
DR.. Macomber, Spanish court gentle
man.
DR.. F. F. Rowland, English army off,
Ger.
Mrs J. e: Jardine. "Mariposilla."
]. ID. Jardine, Spanish cavalier.
Mrs. Hill, Swiss peasant.
SOCIAL NOTES
Progressive hearts was played bv
number of the guests of the Green last
evening. Mrs. Irelan won ladies' first
prize, and D. M. Ferry gentleman's
fret; Mr.. Alton and Mrs. Shirts won con-
ISOLATION prizes. Those present were:
Judge and Mrs Shirts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brookman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar, Mr..
and Mrs. Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. Auton.
Mines Irelan. Henning, c. C. Harding
Kinsley.. Spalding. McIltrath. Taylor
Misses AutOn, Gray, Critchell Anna
Critchell. Chadbourne, Messrs. D. M
Ferry, Dr. Hawkes. and others.
Miss Vivian Schnering entertained
friends at tea yesterday afternoon from
till at her home on North Madison
avenue. The dining room was prettilv
decorated and the guests were as fol-
lows: Marian Horton, Marian Hull
Hannah Thompson, Violet Ball, Marpar-
ct Hull, Hazel Ball, Vera Cannon, Helen
Horton, Stella Cannon, Minna HerteI
Bertrand Ball, Halsey Thompson, Hol-
man Coffin, Otto Young Schering, Hugh
Webster. Arthur Cawston, Arthur XII
lum.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Congregational church met yesterday
Afternoon at the church. Mrs. G. M
Henderson resigned her position as pres
ident and Mrs. B. Jarvis was elected to
NIL the vacancy. Refreshments were
served and q pleasant time enjoyed.
The new Pasadena Science associa
aon hopes to give Pasadena a series of
scientific lectures that will prove of con-
adorable interest David Starr Jordan.
president Of Stanford. has written to
Prof, Holder that he will contribute a
lecture on evolution. Another lecturer
will likely be Prof. LIE Conte of Berke-
~. II n HGst will loan the academy