Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
Pasadena

Pasadena
School affairs of the week were not
ably enjoyable and elaborate That at
the Los Robles school for girls was
particularly interesting, as dramatic
performances and a musical program
were given by the pupils. One play
was written with reference to the
school, "The Oaks" and was called
1.-The Daughters of the Oaks" Poetry
and symbolism were embodied in the
production, which was based on old
Druidical rites Der Polterabend,'
adapted from the German by Miss Lu-
dovici. lie Voyage de Monsieur Per-
richon," a bright little French dia-
logue, gave scope for some pretty bits
of acting. Those taking parts and fur
nishing music were Miss Agnes Clay
pool, Ada Forman, Elizabeth Miller,
Geraldine Barry, Marcia Hawley, Eliz-
abeth Watkins, Jane Rowland Julia
Holmes. Marjorie McQuiston, Helen
Mcdonald, Charlotte Ally Eleanor
Orr, Mildred Sherk, Bessie Mathson,
Katherine Cook, Elsie Allen, Elsie Boil
ton, Mabel Siebert. Nellie Mcdonald,
Elizabeth Rust, Ida May Hammond
Olive Williams, Florence Thompson,
Helen Hunter and Louise Hawkins.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert Ford enter
tained 1.-THE Gnomes" of Throop Poly
technic Tuesday evening. Popular
songs were sung and dancing enjoyed
About eighty Gnomes and friends were
present.
Thursday evening the Fin de Steele
club entertained in honor Of the Gam
ma Theta Delta society at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Leach on Los
Robles avenue. Friday evening, May
26, at the Leach homestead the Wash
ington Heights Study circle held Lo-
hengrin evening and large reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haynes of Ray
mond avenue opened their handsome
new home to their friends Wednesday
evening. The house-warming was at
tended by about fifty guests.
On Saturday, the 9th. Miss Grace
Huntley entertained in. charming fash
ion the young ladies' who are to sing
the bridal chorus at her wedding, June
1. Miss Huntley, who is to marry
Lewis Salisbury, will be entertained by
Miss Ida Hahn on Monday. Pomona
college girls will be presentyand assist
in this final affair to Miss Huntley,
who has been the recipient OF many
similar honors.
At the Maryland hotel Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pixley
gave dinner party. Covers were laid
for eight. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Raymond, Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Burdette, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Daggett.
The younger children of the Colum :
Arroyo Seco on "Wednesday. In shad-
owy hooks jolly games were played
and a delicious luncheon was served on
the rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Braden were
the genial host and hostess Tuesday
evening and gave the Pi Psi Sigma
boys a royal time. About thirty young
men We're present. Those present were
David T. Gilmor. Newkirk, Med. SnoW-
ball, Bruce Hill, Albert Evans, Harry
Collier, lie Roy Currier, Fauntleroy
Compton, Harold Knight, Eugene Kern,
Rooney Jacobs. Connie Petre, Scenery
Hibben, Ralph Simpson. Harold Ryer-
son, Sidney Collier, Harold Reynolds,
Matthew Slavin, Charles Davis, Nor
man Pike, Harold Lucas, Harold Pier
son, Claude Braden, Clifford Dickson
and Harry Cannon. The club pre-
sented Mr.. Dickson with gold club
pin in acknowledgement Of his active
services in their behalf. Albert Evans
made the presentation speech.
Thursday evening Miss Amy Lang
worthy and Miss Geneva Sweidfeger
gave a dinner at Throop Red and
gold were the colors which We're used
in a decorative scheme most daintily
carried out. Hand painted dinner
cards were used and delicious vlands,
prepared by the young ladies. were
served.
The engagement and approaching
marriage OF MISS MihliS DuhSedlh "
Carl b. Slaughter is announced. The
marriage will take place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Rogers, Maple
avenue. on June 21.
A pleasant occasion of the week was
the reception given by DR.. and Mrs
Norman Bridge to the members OF the
faculty and the trustees of Throop.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Vaughn of Chicago
were the guests Of honor. Mrs. Vaughn
is the daughter Of the founder OF