Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
PASADENA

daughter of Mayor and Mrs. William
Waterhouse will leave on Monday for
a years study at Oberlin college. Her
bert Waterhouse, the eldest son of the
family, goes east at the same time. re-
turning to his last year at medical
school in Chicago Miss Waterhouse,
who is a talented musician, will take
special work at the Oberlin Conservatory
of Music as we'll as advanced literary
study.
Mrs. John Haynes of North Raymond
avenue entertained on Thursday large
party of young people in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her daughter,
Miss Grace Harriet Haynes. Pink and
white were the colors used in the elab-
crate decorations, and no evening af-
fair for older people could have been
more perfect in detail than this largest
juvenile party of the early fall. Among
those present were Misses Mary, Lille
Margaret and Baby La Spada, Ruth
garet Thomas and Inez Winans.
Mrs. w. L. Rainey of South Los
Robles avenue gave a kitchen shower
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
fall brides. Each guest was asked to
bring her favorite receipt and some
thing toward furnishing the new
kitchen. The afternoon was a merry
ments following the presentation of the
unique gifts. Those enjoying the after
noon were Miss Chaffee, Mrs. Hubert
Ives, Mrs. NJ. David, Mrs. Harry Prinz,
jamin Hahn, Mrs. Thomas Barnes, Mrs.
Lucius Jarvis, Mrs. Edwin Hahn, Mrs.
C. H. Parsons, Mrs. w. Scheracofor,
Miss E. Foote, Miss E. Hughes and
Miss Billings.
Miss Edna Hughes has issued invita-
tions for an informal porch party to be
given Monday afternoon at her home
on Worcester avenue. A number of
terested in seeing that the children of
the Pasadena training school have
large play room. Miss Ranney is the
leader of the little band and the plans
for the room, 24x16 with its suitable
fittings, keep the girls busy these days,
While dozens OF society girls of Pasa-
dena and Altadena are enthusiastic In
this work the leaders are the Misses
Ranney, Rowland, Armstrong and
Roberts.
The Halloween club enjoyed merry
surprise party at the hospitable Water
house home Thursday evening, the af-
fair being in honor of the birthday an
niversary of Miss Madeline Waterhouse.
The members of the group are wide
awake young people who thoroughly
enjoy their gatherings. All sorts of
genuine fun, with music and refresh
ments, filled the evening, large share
of the merriment being the giving of
the birthday gifts.
One of the social events of the week
day by Miss Maud Weymouth in honor
of her cousin and guest, Miss Austin.
A bakers dozen of young people went
into the mountains on a trip, enjoying
luncheon at the Juarter home. Miss
Weymouth's guests were the Misses
Eva Cottell, Weymouth, Austin, Lura
Cottell, Vera Phelps, Nellie Tracey,
Callie Patten, Eileen Doty, and Elliott
Gibbs, Eugene Baldwin, Earl Flanders,
Harold Bryant and Harold Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kingsbury of
Akron, O., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Baldwin of 1876 South Lake
avenue
Ex-Governor Alva Adams of Colorado
Is visiting his father, John Adams, who
resides at 619 North Madison avenue.
He will be here at least week.
Fifty Junior Epworth leaguers went
Tuesday to the top of Monk hill in
North Pasadena to watch the sun set,
and then enjoyed a picnic supper about
a big camp fire. Songs, stories and
a general frolic completed the fun.
The return of Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Burdette to Pasadena last Sunday al
lowed the usual first Tuesday of the
month salon, when about twenty of the
friends of the popular couple gathered
at Sunny Crest to bid them welcome.
Vacation experiences were told the
most interesting being those of the
genial clergyman humorist himself.
Why He Was Sentenced
Prisoner-"Yes'm I'm in prison for