Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
to San Diego on Friday for weeks
PASADENA

Mrs. Isabel Bates Winslow and Miss
Fannie Shoemaker gave a very attrac-
tive bridge party on Thursday after
noon at the temporary home Of the lat
ter on North Raymond avenue. Seven
tables were grouped on the porch, i'm
the sun room and inside the house IT.
self for the players. Following the
games dainty refreshments were served
ON Wednesday evening Miss Sadie
Dolores Quinn and Herbert Williams
were united in marriage at the
parochial residence of Rev. Father
Farrely, priest of st. Andrews Catho-
lie church. Miss Florence Mcintyre
of Whittier acted as bridesmaid and
Fred Williams, brother Of the groom,
as best man. After the wedding came
largely attended reception at the
home of the brides parents, SOC Lin
coin avenue The couple are enjoying
n short wedding trip. after which they
will reside at Pasadena, where the
groom is In business.
DIR. and Mrs. Theodore Up de Graft
and their two children leave next week
for a years sojourn I'm Europe. During
their absence they expect to meet a
number Of other Pasadenans now trav-
cling there.
The son and daughter of Mayor and
Mrs. William Waterhouse returned
Sunday from the east, where they have
been in school, the son Paul at Prince
ton and the daughter Millicent at Ober-
lin college, Oberlin, o. Another son,
DR.. Herbert Waterhouse, has just COM
pleted course at the Rush Medical
college and has been appointed interne
at one of the hospitals at Joliet, Ill.
The nuptials of Miss Mamie Agnes
Watson and Andrew j. Joiner were
solemnized on Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Sparks on
South FL Molino avenue. Rev. f. D.
Mather of the Lincoln Avenue Metho-
dist church was the officiating clergy
man. Master Cleon Sparks acted as
ring bearer and tiny Regent Chandler
was flower boy. Mueth catered at the
wedding collation.. The bride was a
popular teacher at Santa Ana until re-
Gently and the groom is connected with
the Pacific Electric railway.
Miss Grace Tower entertained very
pleasantly Monday afternoon for her
friend, Miss Ellen Lowry, who leaves
next week for Chicago. Five O'Clock
tea was served very daintily at Kuran-
aga's A number of very clever re-
sponses were made to appropriate
toasts and the occasion was a thor
oughly enjoyable one.
Simplicity marked the pretty home
wedding of Miss Estella Phelps and
Ralph A. Munger on Tuesday after
noon The home of the brides parents,
where the ceremony occurred, was very
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Rev. Stephen G.. Emerson. pastor of the
Lake Avenue Congregational church,
performed the ceremony. After a short
wedding journey. Mr.. and Mrs. Munger
will be at home to their friends at
handsome little bungalow at 7S9 West
lake street.
Mrs. Walter Wotkyns was the hostess
at a charming afternoon of bridge on
Wednesday at her home on Bellefon-
taine drive. Four tables were set for
the players.
Miss Alice Coleman organist at the
First M. e. church in this city, will
spend the approaching winter season in
Europe in study. She will leave Pasa-
dena within a day or two, accompanied
by her mother, who will visit in Wis
consin.
Miss Jessie Farley was the hostess
on Tuesday evening at merry hos
pitality in honor of Miss Ellen Lowry.
Miss Farley was assisted in entertain
ing by her sister, Miss Alice Farley
Eaton r. Sans and the Misses Sans
entertained the senior leaders of the
approaching Y. NJ. c. A. camp at Cata-
lima island on Wednesday evening. The
Misses Sans were assisted by Miss
Annie Fry Following tea the guests
enjoyed some music by Prof. Grover
T. Davis, in charge of the musical de-
partment of Pomona college.
Mrs w. j. Williams entertained the
members of the Young Women's league
at a delightful dancing party on We'd
nesday evening. coming up from her
summer home at Long Beach for the
purpose.
The members of the J. o. c. club and
the Minute Men of the First NJ. e.
church were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Briggs on Wednesday, the
hospitality taking the form of lawn
party. over a hundred young people
participated.