Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
PASADENA

Charles NJ. Cook and wife of Homo
lulu were the guests of Mayor and Mrs.
WaterhouSe Friday. MIR. Cook is a
prominent capitalist and banker in the
chief city of the Hawaiian islands
Rev. s. G.. Durham of the Univer-
salist church pronounced the words
which united in wedlock Mrs Jessie
Haslett Mulford of San Francisco and
Harry Martin Perry of Eel Paso. Tex.
The ceremony took place last night at
Raymond villa in the presence of the
intimate friends and relatives of the
contracting parties. The rooms in
which the wedding occurred We're
tastefully decorated with flowers.
Miss Belle Bissell of Mena, Ark. ar
rived in Pasadena a few days ago to
become the bride of r. b. Eldridge of
this city. and the wedding occurred as
planned last night at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Carter. 374 South
Catalina avenue. Rev. William Mac
Cormick of All Saints church was the
officiating clergyman. The couple went
at once to their new home, 1905 East
Thirty sixth street, Los Angeles. where
they will be at home after December
15
Hon. and Mrs. Delos Arnold, among
the oldest and most respected resi-
dents of the Crown city, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary on
Tuesday at their home on Olcott place.
Because of the recent illness of Mrs.
Arnold the observance of that inter
esting event was very quiet. A pleas
ant feature of the day was the pres
ence of three persons who attended the
wedding fifty years ago in Marietta,
Ia-Mrs. Rebecca Garwood, sister of
Mrs. Arnold; Mrs. William r. Nichols,
a cousin of Mrs. Arnold, and Marcus
Mercer.
At the time of their marriage Mr..
Arnold was a member of the Iowa
state legislature, and there being no
railroad connecting Marietta with the
state capital at that time, the wedding
trip TO the capital was made behind a
team of horses. In 1886 Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold came to Pasadena to make their
home. Six children We're born to them,
only one of whom, DR.. Ralph Arnold
of the Smithsonian institution, sur
wives. DR.. Arm Did and His wife were
able to be at the golden wedding. De-
los Arnold was a member of the Pasa-
dena board of education for many
Years.
The famous old play of ''Fanchon,
the Cricket" was given on Tuesday
night by the young people of ST. An
drew's Catholic church for the benefit
of the piano fund and was made quite
pretty society event The play was
we'll rendered. Following the perform
ance a charming dinner was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma
loney in honor of Miss Margaret DAILY,
who had made so delightful n Fanchon.
The high school football eleven gave
a Thanksgiving dance Saturday night
at La Plntoresca hotel. Raymond
Wheeler, Morse PATTERSON and Robbins
Little were the committee on arrange
ments.
Mrs. J. II. Merriam was the hostess
Friday afternoon at a very pleasant
monthly tea given by the ladies of the
Baptist church.
The Strollers, dramatic club COM
posed of twenty-five members. intend
to give a dramatic entertainment
some time during December.
La Casa Grande scored a social hit
with it's Thanksgiving dinner and
musicale on Thursday evening. Gov
ers were laid for one hundred and the
very pretty menu card was an original
design by Mrs Woodbury.. Many of
the best musicians Of the city had a
place on the program
The Four Leaf Glover Whist club
met Monday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Margadant on Cypress
avenue. The interior of the house was
appropriately decorated with green
and white, the club colors, and a very
pleasant evening was spent at the
favorite game. Mrs. Jurgensen and
Harry Webb received the first prizes.
Miss Jessie Ingram Scudder and Ar
thur l. Chase were united i'm marriage
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides father, Rodin II. Scudder, and
il was one of the interesting social
events of a busy week. For several
weeks Miss Scudder has been the re-
eipient of many graceful attentions
at the hands of her many friends i'm the
city. The groom resides at Cleburn,
Texas. where he has prepared hand
some home for his bride. Some sixty
invited guests witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev. DIR.