Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-08
Out-of- Town Society ;
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PASADENA

A large party of friends aided Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Hotaling on Tuesday
evening in memorable celebration OF
their silver wedding anniversary.
Bridal colors of white and green were
lavishly used in the interior decorations
of the Ford Place home and military
euchre and finch made the time pass
merrily. The popular host and hostess
were the recipients of many beautiful
anniversary gifts.
Mrs. Madison Crandall ScObey and
her daughter Miss Scobey. were the
hostesses Monday afternoon at a re-
ception given at their home on North
Catalina avenue in honor of Mrs. Will
liam German of Chicago, who has
been staying at Hotel Green, and Miss
Mabel Fulghum of Ration, New Mex
leo. who is their house guest. Mrs
in receiving by the guests of honor
and by Mrs. James Franklin Scobey
Mrs Scobey's daughter.
Robert Canning celebrated his
seventy-third birthday Friday at his
home in North Pasadena. Only near
D relatives We're present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kaighin cele-
brated the seventh anniversary of their
marriage Monday evening at their
home on Winona avenue, when they
entertained friends with cards.
Mrs. p. j. McNaly of .Altadena gave
an afternoon tea Friday at her Alta
dena home in honor of her sons bride,
Mrs. Arthur McNally. whose marriage
was one of the pleasing social events
of February.
Mrs. Henry H. Sinclair gave a morn
ing card party Wednesday at her beau
tiful Bellefontaine avenue residence.
Following the card games luncheon
was served in the dining room. This
form of entertainment is an innoVa-
hut "a tn haPOrpn nOnIIl9r
Mrs. w. Earle Barnhart was the
hostess Tuesday afternoon at de-
lightful hearts party at which her
sister, Mrs Albert Gallatin Cassell of
st. Louis, was the guest of honor. The
rooms in which the guests played cards
were elaborately decorated after the
Japanese fashion and the air was heavy
with the fragrance of delicate peach
blossoms. The prizes and the refresh
mentS were also Japanese in charac-
ter.
On Friday evening Mrs. Fl. c. French
gave large progressive euchre party
at her home on Bellefontaine avenue.
The affair was one of the largest and
most elaborate of the season. Mrs
French has been spending the winter
at the Hotel Green and gave the euchre
at the first opportunity after again
taking possession of her own home.
Next week being Passion week there
Will be a lull IN Lne. TOu1lu Oh SOCldl
activity although a number of charm
ing affairs are being arranged for
Leigh and Claud Guyer were hosts
at a complimentary bachelor dinner
on Wednesday evening in honor Of
Tod Ford, who is about to bid adleu
to the bachelor state. The din
ner took place at the handsome Alta
dena home of Mr.. and Mrs George
Gerald Guyer. An elaborate dinner of
eight courses was served, at the close
of which there were many merry toasts
and speeches by the guests, all of whom
are close personal friends of Mr.. Ford
Mrs. H. M. Zier was hostess at n
dinner Wednesday evening to DR.. and
Mrs. j. F. Force of Minneapolis, MINI.
The Opportunity club conducted its
annual Easter bazaar Thursday in the
store room adjoining the First Pres
byterian church on the west, and
through the interest of the membership
and of other philanthropic friends the
occasion was made a considerable Sue
cess. The proceeds of the sale are to
some part of the city on which tents
can be erected for the occupancy of
tuberculosis patients. Miss Florence
Meyers is president of the club.
Mrs. Emory S. Upton entertained
friends Monday evening in honor Of
her uncle, Gus Harvey of Free
MANTLE Australia, who is on a tour of
the world and is in the city as the
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. Salter of
WaVerlV Drive.