Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
Out-Of-T Town Society /
PASADENA

The closing Of a jolly week socially
was marked particularly by the most
significant event of the fall season, the
annual opening Of the Hotel Green.
This opening took place Saturday noon
and forecast an earlier tourist and
eastern social season than usual AS o
matter of fact this forecast is correct
for there are more South orange Grove
avenue residences occupied by their
owners this year than ever before at thls
time.
Usually the morel active socially OF
the winter tourists do not reach PaSa-
dena until after Thanksgiving, put tnls
year they are coming early and say they
intend to stay late. The Hardness ana
Cravens families are the latest 10 ar
rive, and the Busches are expected III a
week. Thus is Millionaires row open
ing up for the winter M s.o,o
The regular meeting of the Shake-
speare club was held on saturday ar
ternoon. with Mrs John Turk as chalr-
man OF the afternoon The meeting was
u departure from custom, as the society
women of the organization made OF the
meeting a social session Tor the chlluroh
Of the local training school.
THE afternoon was planned to give the
1ittle ones a foretaste of Thanksgiving.
Miss Dane sang a delightful song or
two Miss Ada Brooks told tales to
amuse the little ones, Miss Rice also
sang. the tots themselves did a little
musical stunt, and Miss Burgess talked
to the children.
The bazaar of the First Congregation
al church on Thursday was very sue
cessful in spite of the fact that the day
was rainy. Both luncheon and supper
were served, and these delightful feat
ures, coupled with unusually attractive
booths, helped to pass the time in a
most enjoyable manner From the
financial standpoint the entertainments
was only slightly less successful than
it was from the artistic side.
Mrs. G. w. Beaton announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Marie
A. Beaton to William N. Stevenson.
The wedding will take place on Decen-
Der 6, at the home of the brides moth
or, 38 West Green street. The occasion
promises to be very interesting one,
us the young people have wide circle
of friends in Pasadena
Three delightful affairs served to
make Wednesday memorable in the his
tory of the week. During Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Edward Groenendyke
gave a luncheon at the handsome
Moorehouse home on South Orange
Grove avenue, which was attended by
many of the socially select women of
the city. Stunning gowns and dainty
repaSt MADE the AFTERNOON partlcularly
enjoyable.
The second Wednesday affair was the
celebration of tin wedding anniversary
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fishback. The
house was decorated with unusual COM
pleteness for the occasion, and many
odd little kinks were put in to bring
smiles of pleasure to the faces of the
half hundred guests of the evening.
The third Wednesday function was a
dual celebration on the part of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Cunningham of 1941 Lincoln
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham cell
ebrated the thirty-first anniversary Of
their wedding and Mr.. Cunningham s
birthday at the same time. Fifty friends
helped them make the day happy.
On Thursday evening Mrs. l. B. Wins
low gave a delightful informal lat
home" as a sort of reunion for those
who have resided in Pasadena for many
years. The affair was in honor of Mrs
M. w. Kellar, now of Alhambra but
formerly of Pasadena.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. S. f.
Bangham gave an informal reception
ut her home, 483 South Los Robles ave-
nue., in honor of Mrs. M. e. Werdin of
Petaluma. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and many at
tended the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcus A. Hall enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at their
home on North Marengo avenue. The
affair took the form of an elaborate
birthday dinner in honor of Mr.. Halls
forty-siXth milestone.