Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
Society
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tertained distinguished guests this
week, and in their honor gave a
charmingly informal evening, to which
a number of Pasadena people, noted in
educational circles, were invited. The
guests OF honor were DIR. and Mrs.
woodwork Of washington, d. c., and
Miss Gin of New York DR.. Wood
worth Is president Of Carnegie insti-
tute, while Miss gill is dean Of Ber-
nard college.
Tuesday evening Miss Jodie Rae
Adair and Mr. Walter r. G. Hawkins
brides parents on Manzanita street in
the presence Of about twenty guests,
all intimate friends of the young peo-
pie. The house was decorated grace
fully with many vines and white blos-
SONS and the brides gown was a girl
ish one of French organdie. An infor-
NAL reception followed the ceremony
and Immediately Mr. and Mrs. Haw-
kins left for a wedding trip north. The
bride Is a recent graduate of the Pas
adena high school and has host of
friends here. The groom is also well
known.
Miss Maud Lancaster, who is to be
married next Tuesday evening at the
First Christian church to Mr.. Ray
Clifford Wardell, has been the hon
ored guest at number Of pleasant
functions One of the prettiest of these
affairs occurred Tuesday evening at
tie home of Mrs. F. G. Thayers. Fol-
lowing the merry games and music
..parcel shower was given Miss Lam
caster.
The opening of the new building Of
the Children's Training school on
Tuesday gave the opportunity for a
social function, as this institution is
the pet charity of the society people
of the city. Mrs. f. F. Rowland, Mrs.
Frank Welles Parker and Miss Bur-
CESS received the many guests. who
thronged the rooms between two and
five o'clock.
Famous in local church society are
the organizations in the First Metho-
dist Sunday school known as the
Minute Men" and the 81 o. c. club"
While the former are young men, the
latter. club is composed of young wo-
men, and there have been in the past
six months no less than nine mar
riages from the ranks of the two So
cieties. On Monday evening at the
home of the Misses Bannister on
SouGh Marengo avenue a reception
was rendered the recently married
young couples by the unmarried mem
bers of the organizations. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Reynolds are the teachers of
the two big classes. Music and reci-
tations added greatly to the pleasure
oS the evening. THE spssts gf espec-
ial honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D.
Hidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hotaling,
Mr.. and Mrs. George French, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Bowser, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bat
terson, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Slater,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rutan and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Bliss.
Mrs. Emil Kayser, Robert Stats,
Henry Weatherby, Frederick Kayser,
Mrs. C. e. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Nuys, Mr.. and Mrs. Hotaling and
daughter and Mrs. Julia Woodville are
among the Pasadena people settled for
a vacation in the cottages at Sulphur
Mountain springs.
Mrs. e. A. Frost and daughter, Miss
Lillian Frost who have been in Pasa-
dena for the past year, returned this
week to their former home in Los An
geles, at 154 South Alvarado street.
Mr.. ]. F. Kerr, accompanied by Miss
Kerr and Miss M. M. Kerr, left this
week for a trip of some weeks, the
itinerary to include stay at Yosemite
valley, Portland and Seattle.
DR.. Charles Lee King entertained
with an informal dinner Thursday
evening at his home in honor of his
Brother, Dr. Henry Churchill King.
president of Oberlin college, who is his
guest. The guest company included
a dozen of the prominent ministers Of
the city with others especially inter-
ested in educational work.
Miss Winifred Wiles and Miss
Thomas of Hotel Guirnalda left on
Wednesday afternoon for San Fran
cisco, where they will visit for several
weeks, going later to the exposition at
Portland Miss wiles will go east from
Portland by the Canadian Pacific, Wis
ittng Minneapolis and indianapolis be-
fore her return in the early winter.
Miss May Mohn is visiting friends at
San Diego.
DR.. and Mrs. B. C. Chandler of Day
ton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. L. B. Davis
and daughter.
Miss Daisy M. Shepp and Virgil Vail
were married Thursday evening at the
home of the brides parents. The bride
was one of this years graduates of
the high school and has many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Vail will be at home af-
ter September at 346 Cypress avenue