Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
PASADENA

Mrs. John Holmes and Mrs. Benjamin
Whitmore entertained forty friends
Tuesday afternoon at the beautiful Nc
Cauley residence on Terrace drive in
honor of Miss Jennie Mclean, whose
marriage to Archibald Morris will be
one of the interesting society events
of the month. Nine tables were set On
the verandas and there the guests
played hearts. Following the games
and the awarding of the pretty prizes
the guest Of honor was presented with
a package, which upon opening was
found to contain all kinds of dainty
linen.
DIR. and Mrs. Adelbert Fenyes left
this week on an extensive journey
through the United States Canada and
Alaska. DR.. Fenyes expects to continue
his chronological studies during the
trip.
Mrs. Ellen B. Farr, the we'll known
Pasadena artist, will leave soon for a
visit in the east and possibly in Europe
before her return. On her way east
Mrs. Farr will stop in Chicago and then
will visit her daughter in Boston. She
hopes to be able to sail for Europe about
the last of June.
Mrs. o. l.. Blachly on Wednesday af-
ternoon entertained a party of former
residents of Pittsburg in charming
fashion at her home on South Los
Robles avenue The afternoon was spent
in playing five hundred. A dainty buffet
luncheon was served between the games.
The members of the Young Womep's
league held an all day house warming
Tuesday at their handsome new rooms
over the Southern Pacific railroad
depot the installation of officers taking
place in the evening. These new rooms
are very commodious and are being
beautifully furnished through the gen.
erouS courtesy of the members and
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Behrens, former
ly of this city, are here again as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stacey Of
Pearl street Their fine new home at
San Francisco was completely de-
stroyed by the fire, as was Mr.. Behrens'
offic in the Palace hotel They have
decided to make their home in Pasa-
deni. Mr.. Behrens has become we'll
known throughout the state from his
connection with the San Francisco
ch Amber of commerce.
Mrs. John D. Stafford entertained the
Wednesday Evening Whist club this
week at her home on Winona avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Grey entertained
the Musicians club Wednesday even
ing at their cozy new home on Chicopee
street. Varying the accepted custom of
having musical program the evenings
entertainment was given over to the
playing Ol BdlleS. Nlu6lH CATERED. MT.
and Mrs Grey left on Friday for a
trip east.
A number of intimate friends assisted
Elmer d. Wyman of South Mentor ave-
nue. In the celebrat tion of his thirty
fourth birthday anniversary.
A social and choral club has been
organized by the telephone girls en-
ployed by the Home Telephone COM
pany Revel France has been engaged
to instruct them and regular meetings
will be held for practice. Mrs. s. d.
p. Randolph is president of the club.
Thursday afternoon occurred the reg
u1ar kaffee klatsch in the pretty Jap
anese bungalow of La Casa Grande
hotel. Previous affairs of this sort
have generally been given over to
stories of travel and songs of foreign
lands, but this day was devoted to
stories and music Of our own Southern
California. 1t was greatly enjoyed and
adds another charming society function
to the credit of Mrs. Woodbury..