Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-29
Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

The most notable society event of the
past week in Pasadena was the wedding
of Miss Marguerite Austin and Clarence
Austin The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. Austin of 2S1 South Orange
Grove boulevard, and was witnessed by a
number of intimate friends and relatives
color scheme of pink and white was
beautifully carried out in the house by
the lavish use of pink roses. The bride
wore a handsome white lace robe over
taffeta. In her hair was a wreath OF
lilies of the valley, and she carried a
shower bouquet of the same blossoms,
with maidenhair ferns. MRS. Frederick
Cradle, the brides sister, acted as ma
tron of honor, and was handsomely
gowned in white embroidered chiffon over
pale green taffeta. Miss Louise Austin
the groom's sister, and Miss Constance
McClintock were bridesmaids and wore
creations of sheerest white silk, with
princess lace accordion pleated over pink
taffeta. They carried huge bouquets of
pink carnations and ferns tied with pink
ribbon. Mr. Frederick Cradle acted as
best man. Mrs. w. ]. Austin, the brides
mother, wore a handsome robe of black
lace over white taffeta and the grooms
mother, Mrs. f. w. Austin, wore a white
taffeta gown. The Reverend T. Cum.
mings Beatty read the Episcopal ring
service, after which reception was held
and a bridal collation. served.
The eighteenth anniversary of triple
wedding was celebrated Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Reese, one of
the couples who were married at the
same time Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newby
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Van Nuys COM
pleted the doubl, trio. Each succeeding
year the recurrence of their anniversary
has brought together the six people who
started their ships at the same time on
the sea of matrimony. The occasion this
year was celebrated by dinner at the
Jonathan club, with Mr.. and Mrs Reese
as host and hostess, and later the COM
pany enjoyed theater party at the Audi
torium. The place cards used at the
prettily decoraDd table were water color
SKID Aes done by Mrs. Reese Each one
rept Tented flower, in the center of which
was sketched likeness of the one for
whom the place was designated.
Mrs. Lewis Salisbury and Miss Elva
Huntley entertained at the home of Mrs.
Salisbury Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Cosette Dorlanl of Long Beach.
who will wed Milo Halsey on the 10th of
October. All of the guests were former
college mates of Miss Dorland and Mrs.
Salisbury at Pomona, and the conversa-
tion was replete with pleasant reminis-
D.
rooms were decorated with white asters
and asparagus fern in color scheme of
white and green. A dainty collation. was
served after the playing of several anus
ing games.
Miss, Augusta Gould of Washington
street had as her guest of Wednesday
Mrs. j. Harrington of Hollywood, and a.
number of her former classmates of
Throop institute were invited to meet
her. Mrs. Harrington was formerly Miss
Gladys Chase, one of Throop's popular
students. The afternoon was passed on
the broad veranda, and was devoted to
fancy work and the exhibition of the
kodak pictures gathered by the guests on
their summer vacations. Those invited
were Miss Ethel Scudder, Miss Ouina
Lisk, Miss Maisie Lynch, Miss Elizabeth
Sargent, Miss Clara Vaughn, Miss Cora
Hill, Miss June Chaplin, Miss Alice Cha
pin, Miss Beula Haskell and Mrs. Ned
Chaplin.
A bridge party was. arranged Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Thomas ]. Orbin-
son of 292 East Colorado street in honor
of Miss Dixon of Philadelphia Miss
Dixon is the sister of Mrs. Torrey Ever
EFT of ST. John avenue. The bridge prizes
were won by Mrs. Harrison I. Drummond
and Mrs. Charles Cranz Perkins. Those
present were Mrs. Charles Cranz Perkins,
Mrs. Harrison I. Drummond, Mrs. Lloyd
Macy, Mrs. Torrey Everett, Mrs. Samuel
Cupples Pierce and Mrs. Chapman Smith.