Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

dena friends as we'll This week Mr..
and Mrs. H. Page Warden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr of Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Russell were the guests at the
charmingly appointed little dinner,
where covers were laid for eight. The
dainty table decorations were of Ma
man Cochet roses, pink satin ribbons
corresponding artistically with the
French pink china, and all contrasting
well with the golden candelabra with
delicate pink shades, and the handsome
gold service, which was used instead
of the ordinary silver.
Mrs. W.-D. Turner, president of the
Shakespeare club was the hostess on
Tuesday at a delightfully."- informal
luncheon, at which the regular dele
gates to the next weeks Federation of
Women's Clubs of the state, with their
alternates, were the guests. Following
the dainty luncheon the various
POINTS of especial interest known to he
scheduled for discussion and decision at
the convention were talked over Those
present were: Mines F. w. Parker, L.
Fl. Jones, Mary NJ. Conan, Laura Prem
tiss Stevens, Mortimer Ayers and
Misses Anita j. Smith and Julia A.
Meeker.
Mrs. E. B. Hosmer gave a large af-
ternoon tea on Wednesday to her Pasa-
dena and Los Angeles friends in the
Romanesque rooms of Hotel Green.
Music was furnished by stringed or
chestra and an afternoon collation. was
served in faultless fashion in the CO.
loniaI dining-room adjoining the beau
tifully decorated reception room.
While for a number of reasons the
month of January was comparatively
quiet one in general society, there ic
every indication that February will be
much more gay, and already a number
of dates have ben set for large and
important functions. On Wednesday
invitations were issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wilcox for large dance at their
handsome home, Ell Retro, South Or
ange Grove avenue, for Wednesday.
February s.
Mrs. Albert L. Carroll has this week
sent out invitations for a pretty lunch
con to be given at the Country club in
honor of Mrs. Storrow, newcomer,
among the society people. This is to
be on February IA, and will introduce
Mrs. Storrow most pleasantly to the
most exclusive Pasadena social circles.
In honor of the golden wedding an
niversay of Mr.. and Mrs T. S. C. Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Lowe will give
large reception and ball at their
home on Garfield avenue AS the Lowe
family has hosts of friends, and the in
vitation list is a large one, the affair
is sure to be one of the most brilliant
OF the month
Mr.. and Mrs Francis F. Browne am
nounced this week the engagement of
their daughter Florence to Wallace
Sprague Woodworth the date of the
marriage not being given Miss Browne
is one of the three charming daughters
of f. f. Browne, the editor of the Chi
cago Dial, the family having been resi-
dents here for some three years, living
on North Raymond avenue, just above
Penn street. Mr.. Woodwork is the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wood
worth, and is in the real estate busi-
ness with his father on South Ray
mond avenue. He is a graduate of Po-
mona college and is counted one of the
most promising young business men Of
this city
on Monday there was a delightful
reunion of all the alumni of Lasell
seminary at the home Of Professor and
Mrs. c. c. Bragdon on East Colorado
street There was a specially happy
feature of the afternoon in the fact
that at Hotel Lenox, Boston, the New
England annual reunion was taking