Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
PASADENA

Mrs. D. M. Linnard of Hotel Mary
land is in Pasadena after an extended
coast trip. While in the north Mrs.
Linnard left her son Leroy at the
Berkeley military school.
DR.. Solon Briggs, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Eleanor Briggs, expects
to leave about the middle of July for
an eastern trip of four months. They
will visit Boston, New York, Vermont
and Chicago.
Mrs. George Witherill and children,
who have been spending the summer
at Catalina, have been Joined by Mr..
Witherill, and will in few days start
north for the Portland exposition to
be gone several weeks.
Miss May Mohn, recent graduate
of Mills college, returned there early
this week to take a position on the
faculty. The Misses Harra, recently
from Iowa. although residents of Pasa-
dena last winter, also went north last
Saturday to attend Mills.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
s. Merwin of San Pasqual street, are
congratulating that couple over the
birth Of little daughter.
One of the prettiest children's parties
of the season took place last Saturday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Master Duncan Dodge celebrated his
third birthday anniversary. Those
present were: Florence Hooper, Ethen
Brown, Helen Brown, Joseph Messer,
Frances Mclaughlin, Howard Vesper,
Baby Sheckler, Baby Jones, Duncan
Dodge, Mrs. e. F. Hooper. Mrs. A. E.
vesper, Mrs. G. Mclaughlin, Mrs. j.
schecklen, Mrs. ]. Taggart, Mrs. Mec-
Ger, Mrs. Pashgian, Mrs. s. Holmes,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Vandecar, Mrs.
Spangler, Mrs. Rainsford, Miss Marie
Putnam, Miss Bess Putnam, Miss Par
ish, Gertrude Bivim, Mrs. Dodge.
Mrs. William Waterhouse is at Cata-
lima, where she is chaperoning a merry
party of young people. The young wo-
men of the party include Misses Milli-
cent Waterhouse, Gertrude Davis, May
Davis, Clara w. Weese, Elizabeth Hor-
ton and Eleanor Carpenter.
A party of merry Pasadena girls
who are enjoying an outing at Newport
beach includes Misses Octavia Lockett,
Anna Mary Felker, Dorothy Brokaw,
Leslie Bailey. Gertrude Nicholas, Ma
rion Norris, Eleanor Wright and Natalie
Brokaw.
On Tuesday next, MISS Ethel Scudder
will be the hostess at dainty luncheon
given in honor of two of the lovely
fall brides, Miss Jessie Scudder and
Miss Chase. the latter of Hollywood.
The "Mistletoe Campers" were enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Miss Myrtle
Hamilton of North Summit avenue
This merry crowd Of young people en-
joyed a camping trip this summer, and
since their return have had frequent
gatherings at which the fun of the camp
life is renewed. The immediate occa-
sion Of this last meeting was to speed
one of their number. Edward Milliken,
who soon leaves for the Stanford law
school, Games, music and old-fash-
ioned charades pleasantly filled the
evening hours. Those present We're;
Misses Bertha Twinting. Ida Hahn,
Sadie Twinting. Evelyn Foote. Louise
Lollxler. Rose Lolkler, Elizabeth Smyth,
Myrtle Hamilton, Edna Hughes. Peas
ley. Prof. owen. Rev. Otto Anderson.
Guy Crump, Ernest Johnstone. Edward
Milliken, Frank RUSSELL Dwight and
L.olkler.
The bright Fin de Steele club OF
North Pasadena enjoyed pleasant
evening. Tuesday. at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett on Raymond avenue
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. B. N
Rice. Miss Jones of Boston, Miss Amy
Wood. Charles Collins. Miss Grace
Porter. Miss Abby Leech, Bertram
Wood. Miss Nellie Munson. Miss Matte
Case Miss Margaret Heseman, Charles
Moody.
Mrs. H. NJ lockwood Of Asheville,