Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Out of Town Society
PASADENA
BY THE CHATTERER

At the valentine party given to the
younger guests of Hotel Green Thurs-
day evening by the hotel and cupid
q most charming and amazing game OF
cobweb amused the guests. Coy
maidens unwound tangled skeins to
find workshpinR lovers awaiting them
I'm bowers and cozy nooks. Prizes for
speed were taken by Miss Grace
Thompson, Miss Roberts, Miss Elsie
Vose and Samuel Kinds.
The guests were Robert Carr, Misses
Altadena Green, Sue Kelleher. Armsby,
Vose, Govile, Davidson Harrison
Murray, Schafer, McCutcheon, Doyle,
Thomas Roberts, Remelward, Bene-
dict Thompson, Gillespie, Gibbs,
Messrs Neustadt, Dodworth, Compton,
Mcpherson, Hiron, Cradle, Maloon,
Cruily, Hixon, Kinds, Delmar, Auten,
Flynn, Holt, Robinson, Swan, Walsh,
Vose and Hutchinson.
Miss Mabel Gordon entertained at
her charming North Raymond avenue
home Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Jean Morrison and Fred Brad
dock, who will wed next Tuesday.
The affair was in the nature OF a
plant shower and was thoroughly en-
joyed by the many guests of the
charming hostess. Valentine themes
were embodied in the decorations.
Mrs. John Ross or Oak Park, ILL.,,
entertained at a brilliant progressive
euchre at the Hotel Green in the Moor
ish room Thursday afternoon. After
the game. at which many big win
nings" were made in the way of prizes
delicious collation. was served. The
guests were: Mesdames Artemus
Lamb Nathaniel Lamb, Sellers, Hol-
comb Lincoln, Thomas, Jones, Hutch
inson. Hill, Bartan, Holmes, Green
Grattan, Gibbs,-Smlth, Winslow, Hos
L., - n,
Perrotte, Haight. Frank Hickson, Geo
Hickson, Armsby, Gates, Stubbs
Langdon. Ford. Villas. French. Aller-
ton, Auten, Alexander. Watson, Man
ming, Nash, Reighm, Gilchrist, White
Stratton Compton, Douglas, Forbes
Sharp, Roberts, Gay, Gallery, Boyles
Hayes, Goodyear, Hodges. Wells, Carr
Cruilly. Misses Eaton, Thomas, Nc
Bride, Compton. Manning, Gibbs,
Cameron and Cruilly.
In honor of Miss Bellows, a charm
ing winter visitor, Mrs. Hugh e. Mont
gomery entertained elaborately at her
home at 3S1 East Washington street
Tuesday afternoon. The affair was in
the nature of a tea and a gala deco
ration of posies adorned the spacious
rooms of the enticing home The guests
who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs
Montgomery were Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
Mrs. Edward Shehan, Mr.. and Mrs
Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Bragdon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. May. Rev. and Mrs. William
MacCormack, Mr.. and. Mrs. Newton
Claypool, Judge and Mrs. Willets, Mr.
and Mrs. Knight Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Coleman, Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Sherk, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulburt Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Groenendyke, Mr. and Mrs
Howland, Col. and Mrs. Montgomery,
Madam Holder, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Villas,
Mrs. Taussig Mrs. Everett. Mrs. S.
Harrison, Mrs. 1. B. Winslow, Mrs.
Frances Swan. Miss Eaton, Miss Anita
Dodge, Miss Marian Armstrong, Miss
Holmes, Miss Cora Auten, the Misses
Claypool, the Misses Craig, Miss Cam
land, Miss Spocton, Miss Rogers, Miss
Holt, Miss Otis, Miss Williamson, Miss
IShoemaker. the Misses Lutz, the
Misses Ludovici Miss Halsted, the
Misses White, Miss Wotkyns Mrs. Lee
and Miss Lee of Los Angeles, Mrs
Dascom. Mrs. Frye, Mr.. Eaton, Fred
Swan. Mr.. Bradshaw, Judge Howland
Mr.. Wotkyns. Mrs. Whetmore, Mrs.
Smith, Miss Reynolds and Miss Islley.
The Misses Florence and Adelaide
Salmon entertained at large 500 party
Tuesday afternoon. The affair was a
valentine party and the decorations
were unique, representing all the valen-
tine colors. Pretty hearts and Cupids
We're scattered about in profusion.
The guests We're Mrs. Elmer Grey
Mrs. Logan, Mrs. John Traylor, jr.,
Miss EthWyne Foote, Miss Edith Hill
Miss Annie Tyler. Miss Pauline Jewett
Miss Edith Ames, Miss Alice Chaplin
Miss Jean Chaplin, Miss Anne Baker
Miss Ruth Baker Miss Barbara Baker
Miss Alice Markham. Miss Gertrude
Markham, Mrs. Benjamine Page.
The guests from Los Angeles in
cluded Mrs. Garfield Brake. Mrs Cliff
ford C. Patton, Miss Annie Powers
Miss Josephine lie Doux. Miss Gertrude
Vandervort, Miss Franklin Taylor, Miss
Dalmazzo. Miss Eleanor White, Miss
Gladys Felt, Miss Gertrude Workman
Miss Agnes Bethune, Miss Hazel
Kirkpatrick, Miss Eunice Kirkpatrick
Miss Marian Porter Miss Katherine
Satwell, Miss Pauline Barr and Miss
Helen Barr.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the St. Andrews church the first of
the week. when Father Farrelly united
in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss
Nina Ganahl, the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Frank Ganahl of
Spokane, and John Norman Carson OF
Altadena. A number of intimate
friends were guests Of honor at the
nuntia1s