Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14

/ ~ or North BaSadena, TOOK place AZ
the home Of Mrs. MacDougal Snowfall
Wednesday afternoon, when twenty
friends gathered to shower" the fair
| bride with towels, in number sufficient
/ for household endowment. Many
were beautifully embroidered. Games
and music followed
| Mr.. and Mrs Chester Seay of South
| Pasadena entertained Tuesday evening
i'm honor Of Mr.. Seays sister, Miss Nor
ella Seay, who on next Tuesday is to
be married to William Heiser Of Los
Angeles. Red hearts with red roses
ornamented the home.
Mrs. Albert j. Evans gave charm
ing cotillion Tuesday evening in hon
or of her young daughter Miss Emma
Jean Evans who leaves in short time
for a years visit in the east. A novel
feature was the opening Of the cotil-
lion by tiny Annabeth Evans and FL
mer Woodbury.. About fifty guests
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William st. John RAN
ney have returned from their bridal
trip and are at home at 20 North Eu-
cid avenue. Mrs. Ranney's mother,
Mrs Bradshaw, has gone east to her
former home.
Mrs. Mary M. Conan will leave next
Wednesday for a two weeks trip in
the north. She will attend the COM
mencement at Mills college and be gone
about two weeks.
II Il,
Burton Scoville and Mrs Lydia Mac
laren left on Wednesdays limited for
the east, to be gone six weeks. They
will visit New York and Chicago. In
the former city they will he the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. James Foster Has
hrouck. Mrs. Hasbrouck was formerly
Miss Florence Dodworth of this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. $. Davis of Pine
street, Altadena, left on Friday for
Boston, Mass, where they will remain
several weeks.
Revel Lindsay English entertained
in delightful Bohemian fashion at his
studio Tuesday evening. His guests
were a score of his musical Hriends of
Pasadena. Mr.. Louis Gottschalk was
the guest of honor, and pleasant fea-
ture of the evening was the singing by
the host of several of the compositions
OF Mr.. Gottschalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Macy returned to
Pasadena this week after trip to San
Francisco and Yosemite valley.
At the home of DR.. and Mrs. l. New
tnt rON1-1
wedding took place Wednesday after
noon, when Miss Anna Freida Stiel
was united in marriage to Mr. Edwin
F. Lutz. After a wedding trip the
young couple will reside in Calexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Morris
and are at home to their friends at 652
Franklin avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm j. Mcleod
have as their guests Mrs. Mcleod s
sister and her husband DIR. and Mrs. |
II. Won H. Stoerer of Chester, Pa. They
arrived on Monday and will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. j. d. Thompson entertained
with a charming luncheon Thursday
afternoon at her beautiful South Or
ange Grove avenue home Covers were
laid for twelve, and the dainty color
scheme was Frenchy combination of
lavender and pink, effectively carried
out in sweet peas.
The marriage of the week, so far as
society was concerned, occurred Thurs |
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church. when Miss Mirth Camper, a |
daughter of Pasadena. was married to !
Edwin w. Rider of Whittier. Friends
of the bride decorated the interior of
the church with fragrant roses and
sweet peas, in pink and white tints,
Mrs. J. H. Merriam played the bridal
music and the ceremony was performed |
by the Rev. Albert H. Smith. At the |
close OF the ceremony, which was at |
tended by three hundred friends of the |
young couple, a reception followed at
the home of the brides father, on
North Lincoln avenue. After the we'd
ding TIP, Mr.. and Mrs. Rider will make
their home in Whittier, where the
groom is in one of the banks.
Aaron L. Klock of North Los Robles
avenue was married on Wednesday
evening in his own home to Mrs. Adele |
Crosse of St. Louis, who has been
spending the winter here. Rev. Will |
liam MacCormack officiated. Only in
innate friends were present.
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