Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

/ Clup, the social program seems TO meet
/ with favor.
/ MIR. and Mrs. w. s. Fletcher of
FLETCHER heights" announce the en-
/ EaEement of their sister jamie TOwson
/ Fletcher, to Erwin Nelson Gould of
/ North Pasadena, the wedding to take
place early in November Both the
young people are well known and pop
ular. and because of the prominence
of the two families to be connected
the wedding will be notable.
on the evening of October %, at the
home of Mrs. John Tsham of 115 North
Marengo avenue. Miss Edith Isham
will be married to DR. Herbert NJ.
Coulter. The bride will have for her
matron of honor Mrs. John G. Hillman
of Redondo and her bridesmaids will
he the two sisters of the groom, Miss
Lillian and Miss Violet Coulter of
AZusa. Mr.. George Roundthwaite of
Riverside will act as best man, and
the ceremony will he performed by the
Rev. Malcolm James Mcleod, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church.
Monday evening Miss Millicent Bow
Crs the popular soprano Of the First
Baptist church, was the honored guest
at charmingly appointed birthday
dinner at the Imperial, on South Ma
rcngo avenue The pretty affair was
planned by Miss Bowers friends at
the Imperial where she formerly had
her home. After the dinner an infor-
NAL musical was enjoyed Miss Bowers
and Mr.. Sylvester Seago singing sew
eral selections. The guest company
included Miss Bowers, Miss Juliet
Richards, Miss Dorris Rosa, Mrs
Oehlmer, Miss Oehlmer Mrs. T. w.
Bowers, Mr. Mueth and MIR. Sylvester
Seago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel f. Wood of this
city are at General Wentworths hotel
in the White mountains. New Hamp-
shire.
The friends of Ruth Louise Button
received announcements this week of
her marriage to Mr. Harry Cecil
Fowler of Seattle. Mrs. Fowler spent
lest winter here with her mother. Mrs
Charles Wesley Smith. and made many
friends.
Last night occurred the annual
ThrOop reception to the new students
the pleasant function being held at La
Pintoresca hotel. The large ballroom
was el7borately decorated with the
cOlors of the school Leroy Hunt was
chairman of the committee i'm charge
and President Waiter A. Edwards gave
the address of welcome to the new
students, Of which there are many this
year
Rev. and Mrs. William Mccormack
Of All Saints church are expected
home tomorrow from an extended va
cation at their old home in Canada.
Hon. and Mrs. William Bell of Ster-
ling, ILL.,, have been visiting this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Doolittle on South Los Robes.
Mrs. w, w. Ford has returned from
Bishop, Cal, where she and Mr.. Ford
ct
Bishop is in the owen river valley
and the summer was spent in camp
life. Mr.. Ford will return next week
An all-day quilting party, followed
by a bountiful dinner to which the
husbands of the women were invited
was the delightful old-fashioned af-
fair at which Mrs. II. c. Prinz was
the hostess Tuesday at her pretty new
home on North Madison avenue. The
guests included beside the host and
hostess and their daughter, Miss Lulu
Prinz, Mr., and Mrs. Lucius Jarvis, Mr.
and Mrs. George Frost, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Barnes, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Wood
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ives.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Lee King of
South Euclid avenue have returned
from an extended visit of several
weeks spent in the east and middle
west At Oberlin, o., they We're the
guests of DR.. Kings brother the presi-
dent of Oberlin college.
Mrs. Ben Whitmore will have as her
guest this winter Miss Willett of New
York, who will arrive in Pasadena
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth Crowell, ST.,
Of Nova Scotia will come to Pasadena
this winter to visit their sons. William
Weymouth and Charles, and their