Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
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| Out-of- Town Society
PASADENA

Social circles were livened up con-
sderably during the past week by a
number of pleasing functions and mar
riages but the real social season will
hardly set in until next month, when
the winter residents and South orange
Grove people return for the season.
One Of the delightful events of the
week was a charming dance given by
the Young Womens league on Tuesday
evening The affair took place In the
league rooms and was unusual in that
the men friends of the young women
were allowed to share i'm the Joys of the
evening" Several of the members Of the
advisory board acted as chaperons.
About thirty of the members Of the
Valley Hunt club went to Los Angeles
on Tuesday evening to attend the cir
Gus The party went en- famile on
special cars which took them directly
to the circus grounds. Peanuts and
pink lemonade were as heartily en-
joyed by the members of Pasadena's
most exclusive circles as they were by
the urchin who sold papers to gain adj
mission. The return trip was made in
specials, and those who enjoyed the
show announced upon their home COM
ing that they had royal good time.
Tuesday evening was a very active
day noticeable. This was charming
hospitality given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ]. Baumiler to those who
worked on the west side for the aid Of
the San Francisco sufferers. The func-
tion took the nature of a reception and
the home of Mrs. r. w. Bryan was
loaned for the gathering. These west
side people had gathered in that hos
pitable home upon many occasions
when good work in the aid of the un-
fortunate was at it's height, and the
meeting on Tuesday evening was in the
nature of a gathering to commemorate
that work. There were nearly a half
hundred guests of the evening.
One of the charming weddings Of the
week was that which united Miss
Laura Dietrich in marriage with Joseph
T. Hoag of Long Beach. The ceremony
was performed on Wednesday evening
at the residence of the brides sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Wood of 774 Earlham street The cere-
mony was simplicity itself. Rev. c.
r. Norton of Glendale, who married
the. BRIDES sister twenty-three years
ago to Mr.. Wood, performed the cere-
mony.
Perhaps the most charming function
of the week was an afternoon at cards
at the pretty bungalow of Mrs. Love
and the Misses Love on Congress place.
Twenty-four young matrons and maids
were the guests of the Loves, the house
being beautifully decorated with flow
ers and plants for the occasion. Miss
Ethel Love was the hostess of the
afternoon, and she was assisted in
making the occasion memorable by her
mother and sister, Miss Mabel Love.
On Thursday afternoon the women OF
La Casa Grande gave another kaffee
klatch on the big lawn of the hotel
The affair was largely attended and
travel talk by Mrs. H. r. johnson
proved a most attractive feature.
On Thursday evening Miss Eileer
Banks and Guy B. Gilmore were unitec
lin marriage at the brides home, 20'
South Vernon avenue. The bride is thf
daughter of Mrs. M. e. Banks, and the
Rev. John Andrew Holmes of the West
Side Congregational church performed
the ceremony. After the marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Gilmore went to Catalina for
a honeymoon, Upon their return they
will be at home at 345 North Catalina
avenue.