Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Pasadena

Pasadena
Mrs Rose whitmore entertained on
Friday afternoon seven particular
friends at bridge whist. Among the
number were Mesdames T. G. Green, e.
J.. stratton, w. D. Turner, b. M.
Chatell and two eastern friends.
The friends of Mrs. James Glow, for
merly Miss Pearl Libby. will be in
terested to learn that she is contemp-
lating a visit here in the near future.
she is to bring with her, her little SON.,
and they will be the guests of her sis
ters, Mrs. Updegraff and Mrs. A. A.
Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, formerly
Miss Helen Senter, are now at their
eastern home in Waterbury, N. Y,
after a weeks stay in New York city
where they have been purchasing the
furniture for their new home.
One of the most noteworthy events
of the coming month is to be the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of Prof
4 s.. c. Lowe on February IA, and 1t
is rumored that the golden wedding
will be made the occasion of large
reception and ball at the handsome
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Lowe on
Garfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Holmes, who
have been to Santa Barbara Monterey
on their wedding trip, came home Fri
day evening and went at once to their
pretty new bungalow on Palmetto
Drive, which is completely furnished
for their reception.
Friday evening large audience of
admirers and friends attended the con-
cert given by Revel Lindsay English
at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. The
following program was given, each
number of which showed the power
and scope of Mr.. Englishs unusually
fine baritone voice.
Songs-Mr English-"Pieta Sig
nore," (Stradella), THE Flute Player"
(Allitsen), "Sapphic Ode" (Brahms),
"Die Ablosung" (Hollaender), I'm
Herbst' (Franz), "Confutatis Male
dictis" (Verdis) Requiem.
Piano Numbers-Miss Bowers -
"Grillen" (Schumann), "Ballade, A
Flat Chopin.
Songs-Mr. English-"If Were a
Rose" (Hesselberg), Because She
Kissed 1t" (Gaynor), 81 Sing to My
Love the Rose" (Nevin), ''Three Roses
Red" (Norris), "The Clowns Seren-
ade" Nuckstone), "Ye Reapers" (The
Trend of Times), (Kemp), Il Love You
Truly" (Bond), Just a Wearyin' For
You (Bond), Irish Love Song
Gang), "A Memory" (Park),
"Daphnes Love" (Ronald).
Mrs. Robert T. Vandervort is enter
tanning Miss Bowker of Boston, who is
q very successful writer of short stories
and a member of the Woman's Press
club of Boston.
Mrs. ] w. Wood entertained very
happily although informally, on Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. w. w.
Leithead, one of the recent brides of
the early winter. Two other guests
of honor were Mrs. Robert Leithead,
who is house guest of Mrs. Wood, and
Mrs Newton Leithead. The guest
company is limited to the members of
an intimate club of which Mrs. w. W.
Leithead belongs, together with few
neighborhood friends of the younger
set. The hours were from to and
the afternoon tea was a very dainty
affair. Mrs. Newton Leithead and
Miss L. N. Conger entertained sixteen
intimate friends of Mrs. w. w. Lett
heads, in whose honor the party was
given at a matinee theater party to
Los Angeles. Supper at Christopher's
followed the theater performance
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kane are to be
at the Green during February. Mr..
Kane, before his recent marriage, was
for many seasons a well-known and
popular guest at the Green.
One of the very enjoyable smaller
enchre parties of the season was that
given by Mrs Theodore Cuttings at her
pretty bungalow home on Ell Molino
avenue Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs and Miss Wilmington of Jackson,
Mich. The rooms of the cosy home
were decorated for the afternoon in an
abundance of white carnations and
maiden hair ferns. Small tables for
the cards were placed about in the
library and dining room. Dainty score
cards were provided as well as hand
some lone hand favors. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Winslow. who Sc
cured a handsome cut glass dish, by
Mrs. G. G. Green, who won the second
prize, a pretty pair of silver tongs, by
Mrs Whitimore, who won the lone
hand prize, a silver stilleto paper knife.
Mrs. Hamlin was awarded the con-
ISOLATION prize, a pack Of cards. Deli
eious refreshments were served at the
conclusion Of the games. Those who
enjoyed the afternoon were the guests
of honor, Mrs. and Miss Wilmington,