Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
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PASADENA

Several weddings marked the return
of the season in Pasadena last Weeh'
while a number of sizable social aHairs
Kent the ball Of society gayety rolhng.
II is clearly evident that the most
active social season in the his.ory "
Pasadena Is close at hand
Tbe largest affair of the week was
the literary meeting of the Snakes
peare club on Saturday a1ternooil' IL
This meeting, of course, took place IN
the pretty club house on South hos
Robles avenue, and Mrs. Anna pa iia
Kirkwood was the chairman Oh Ihe
afternoon, and she had arranged a tIlose t,so
attractive program. The subject or the
afternoor was Noted Rivers and
Their Legends" Much beautlfui
music helped to make the afternoon
enjoyable. ,,,o,, oF
Elkdom, that is, the wives ana uauSn-
ters of Pasadena's antlered cltizSns;
had a delightful card party IN hlks
lodge rooms Eleven tables were played
Mrs. Harry Black, playing as man,
won the mans lone hand prize and the
first prize for men was won by George
Cary. Mrs. Sherwood won the woman
f;rst nrize and Mrs. McCord took the
lone hand prize for women. g.,
Another delightful social af1alr IN
which a very large number look part
also was held on Thursday evening:
This was the surprise given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Catlin by the mem bers
of the j. o. c. and Minute Mems or.
eanlzations of the First Methodist
church. The young people TOOK MI
and Mrs. Catlin completely by sur
prise Mt their home on North Ell Mollno
avenue.
On "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G. W.
On II lFn
tertained informally for a number OF
her intimate friends Work for Christ
mas bazaars made the time pass very
quickly for the quarter-hundred VINO
enjoyed Mrs Colwell's hospitality
Miss Irma, Bradshaw, whose mar
riage to Frederick Swan in the east
was announced IN special dispatches 10
the newspapers of Los Angeles couIlty' y
has written some of her more int1mate
friends in Pasadena that there was aD-
solutely no founda tion for the tele-
granhfc report. The announcement,
crea ted much surprise In the more
exclusive circles. as 1t was supposed
that the wedding was not to take place
until next spring Miss Bradshaw now
announces that her plans for spring
wedding which were really never al
tered, will be carried out
A pretty Wedding at Plano, H.,
which took place on Saturday after'
noon, was OF much interest to Pasa-
eyans. as the groom is well known
Pasadena man, the son Of DR.. and
Mrs. George l.. Cole Of 4S4 South El
Molino avenue. The contracting
parties were Miss Mabel Elizabeth
Cook of Plano, and Fay Cooper Cole.
The ceremony was said in the Piano
First Methodist church.
The social event of Tuesday evening
was the wedding OF Miss Leila L. Jep"
son, daughter Of MI. and Mrs Stephen
Il. Jepson of 305 Lincoln avenue. to Asa
C. Parlee. over 250 guests attended the
ceremony, which was said In the home
OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Parlee will be at home at 40 Winona
avenue after November 1.
A very quiet wedding was that on
Wednesday morning which united Miss
Leta e. Rhoden in marriage with Nor
man II. Kay. The young people We're
married In their future home at 7SS
North Los Robles avenue, Rev 5. G.,
Dunham performing the ceremony.
only intimate friends and relatives
we're present
Formal announcement has been
made of the engagement OF Miss Kath-
crime Hillard OF 655 Galena avenue,
daughter Of the late DR.. and Mrs.