Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
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The rooms were daintily decorated Tor
the occasion with a quantity Of bright
blossoms, and music and the serving
Of dainty refreshments made the aft
ernoon memorable. Many Of Mrs
Nashs friends were shown through
the pretty new home which Is one OF
the most artistic types Of bungalow
architecture, and furnished in an ex-
ceptionally artistic way. as befitting
the home of practical decorator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Menzel. with
their two daughters, Magdalena and
Eliza beth, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Men
zel and daughter Elizabeth Of Chi
cago are guests at the Dorman home
on South Lake avenue
Mrs Henry Villas of Madison. Ind,
arrived Wednesday morning In Pasa-
dena and will spend the remainder
Of the season at the Green. Mrs.
Villas is the daughter of e. r. Ford,
and on her previous visits to this
city has been very popular among the
society set, not only of the hotel life,
but of the city as well.
Mrs f. B. Hosmer. formerly living
on South Orange Grove of this city,
but more recently of Boston, is at the
Green for the winter and has issued
large number Of cards for an after
noon tea next Tuesday, which will be
given in the west building of the
Green.
Miss Bessie Roberts has issued invi-
tations for an afternoon tea at her
home on South Euclid avenue for
Friday, February 8, from to
o'clock.
Thursday large number of guests
from the Green took a private car for
Long Beach, where they spent a very
happy day. The party was chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Grattan and in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stubbs Mr..
and Mrs. Haight Mr.. and Mrs. Haz-
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tallman, Mr.. and Mrs. REIN, Mines.
Robinson, Hartnell, Langdon, Wat
son, Hutchinson, Sawyer, Orcutt,
Crawford, Diesinger, Forbes, Misses
Forbes, Plummer, De Forest, Water
bury, Messrs. Strong, Reid, Brooks
and others.
P. Fisher. who are spending the win
ter at Hotel Green, made the trip on
Tuesday to Echo Mountain and Mount
Lowe, walking from Alpine Tavern to
the summit and down to the Chalet.
Mrs. E. o. Davis, owner of Hotel
Guirnalda. left on Wednesday for Santa
Barbara, where she will visit with her
grandson, Glenford Dalrymple, and his
bride, the daughter of Mayor and Mrs.
William Vedder.
Miss Sarah Baker has gone to New
York on business trip, going by way
of San; Francisco and Fresno, where
she will stop over a few days for visits
with relatixes.N
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rice of the
Hawaiian islands are visiting the
Waterhouse family on Lake avenue
and Villa street Mrs. Rice is a sister
of Mr.. Waterhouse.
Miss Bessie Palmer, who is to he
married to Frank Scoville Thursday,
February 16, has been the recipient of
a number of pretty affairs in her honor.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
R. Carrothers entertained with
charmingly appointed dinner for the
immediate bridal party, the decorations
being appropriately in white and green
and the favors hearts. Those at the
table in addition to the host and host
ess were Miss Palmer, Miss Mabel
Palmer, Mr.. Scoville and Mr.. Hubbard
of Los Angeles. Miss Mabel Palmer,
sister of the bride-elect, is to be the
maid of honor and Mr.. Hubbard will
serve as best man. The wedding will
be of great interest to a large circle of
friends. On Wednesday evening there
was very pleasant theater party given
in honor of the young couple by Mr..
Scoville's friends at the postoffice. The
Poppy left Pasadena about Z o'clock
and bore it's merry load into Los An
geles in time for the performance at the
BeIasco. On the return trip a jolly
little supper was served on the car,
over which there was a vast amount of
fun. Those who made up the con-
genial and merry party were: Mines,
Will Laurie w. r. Scoville. John So
sey Blake, Miss Bessie Palmer Miss
Mabel Palmer, Miss Ella Miller Miss
Gertrude Hamilton, Miss Theodore
Loomis. Miss Mabel Corey, Miss Nellie
Wooster. Miss Bertha Woods, Frank
and Ray Scoville. VIII Jones, Charley
Baker, Theodore Hamm Walter Cham
bers, Clarence Corey, John Sosey, VIII
Laurie, Harold Milburn and Hubbard.
Misses Salmon gave a delightful re-
ception and entertainment for some