Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

/ the IoilOWHlk pIbbidnls
Romance in 3" (Schumann) Mr.
Bayiiss: vocal (a), "The Lotus Flower
schumann), (b), Press Thy CheeD
(Jensen), Mr.. Elliott; vocal Three
Thoughts" (a), Memories (b). Nigh
(c), Morning (Neidlinger), Miss Smy
ser; Three Dances" from Henry VIII
(a), Morris Dance Cb), Shepherds
Dance (c), Torch Dance; vocal, BE
cause" CGuy d'Hardelot, Mr.. Elliott;
vocal. "Ritornelle" (Chaminade)
Roses in June" (Germain), Miss Smy-
ser; piano solo (selected), Mr. Bayliss
w. T. Barstow Of Lincoln, Neb, az
companied by his daughter, Miss Helen
Barstow, arrived i'm Pasadena Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Barstow win re-
main here but week or ten days
since business demands his return east,
but Miss Barstow's stay will be in.
definite and she will probably be the
guest Of Mrs. G. M. Jacques until the
middle of the summer. Miss Barstow
has many former Nebraska friends in
the city and will doubtless be shown
much social attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Shehan of New
York returned to Pasadena for the
winter. Mr. Shehan formerly lived
here and has numberless friends in the
vicinity His marriage took place sew
eral months ago i'm the east and his
charming bride has already received d
cordial welcome here.
Mrs. Robert j. Burdettc's usual
first Tuesday" salon was at
tended by about thirty of the
friends of the host and hostess Of
Sunnycrest last Tuesday evening. one
of the unique features of these delight
full evenings is that once invited con-
stitutes life invitation, and no special
invitations are sent out for each even
ing, as many think. At the opening
of the informal program last Tuesday
evening, following music by Miss Ada
NJ. Trotter, Mrs. Burdette spoke most
tenderly of Rev. a. Moss Merwin. who
was one of the first Tuesday night
ers" The two hundred Russian colon
lists in this county We're given consider
able time in the interesting talk by
Captain Blumenthal. He described
these people as sober, frugal and hon
est and are here desirous of making
place for themselves. After the talk
the guests asked many questions about
the political, economic, military and
governmental conditions. Refreshments
and music by Miss Trotter concluded
the evening.
In honor of Miss Lester who leaves
next week for the east, Miss Howell
entertained at her home, 100 South
Junior League of the Universalist
church. The details of the affair were
well arranged a color harmony of deli
cate pink and white being daintily
fashioned of pink and white sweet
peas. The several course luncheon
was very merry function and the
twenty young guests thoroughly en-
joyed it. Miss Lester, the honoree of
the day, is to travel for some months
east and south before returning to her
Pennsylvania home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stubs of Hotel
Green entertained Tuesday evening
with a dinner, beautiful in appoint
airy flower, the violet, was used on the
table in profusion and combined with
smilax. A handsome birthday cake,
ornamented with candles, further
adorned the table. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stubbs' guests for the charming affair
were: Col. and Mrs. G. G.. Green, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Grattan, MIR. and Mrs, A. M.
Woolson, Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter, Mrs J.
X Armsby, Mrs. w. w. Sloane, Mrs.
L. S. Orcutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Day.
Last evening the Agluck Auf frater-
nifty of the high school gave a de-
lightful ''at home" TO its members and
friends at the home of George Sande-
man, "a South Madison avenue. An
invitation dance is also to be given by
the club in the near future.
Mrs. Rose Whitmore and daughter,
Miss Anne Whitmore entertained last
Monday evening the Kings Daughters
at their home on the corner of Ter
race drive and Colorado street. The
house was decorated with potted ferns,
palms and plants. Among the musi-
clans who added to the pleasure of the
evening by their singing or playing
were Miss Roberts, Miss Whitcomb,
Mrs. Collette, Mrs. BernhardU and Mr..
Shenk. Cake and coffee were served.
About a hundred guests were present
and, the affair very successful.
Elliot Field of La Pintoresca was
the host at very pleasant seaside out
ing recently. Several guests at the
hotel, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
Muzzey and the Davis family, were ac-