Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-11
OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY
PASADENA

One of the interesting announcements
of the past week was that of the mar
Nriage at Cromwell, Conn, of Mrs. Ruth
Pears on, formerly Miss Ruth Coo. ana
Kirk w. Dyer. son of Herman Dyer,
city clerk of Pasadena. Mrs. Dyer was
formerly a popular Pasadena girl
They will reside at West Pullman, ~;
Mrs. Lydia Platt Richards of East cor
orado street was the charming hostess
of dinner party at her nome iu NJ
day evening. 1t was in honor OIL Mrs. M
Lester of Kansas City, who Is guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred G. PIERCE
Mrs. Florence Schultz was the guest
of honor at social party given by Mrs.
8, Wyman Tyler Thursday afternoon at
her home on South Grand avenue
"The Revere" was the scene Oh
pretty entertainment Thursday even
ing given by Miss Mcnamara and MISS
Hugh in honor of the guests of Mrs
Inman, Miss Katharine and MISS Leta
Holland, Mr.. Barnet and EDWARD
Dussau of Los Angeles.
Misses Edith and Ethel Kinds OIL
South Euclid avenue entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF their
sister, Mrs. Sheean, who left tor tne
east Saturday. Flowers and ferns We're
| tastefully arranged in the decorative
scheme.
Miss Mary Reiner of North Catalina
avenue invited bevy of college girls
to her home Wednesday to enjoy an
afternoon of music, games and story
telling before their departure Monday
| to take up their school work for the
| year. .
A wedding of considerable interest
the ma ST week was that of Charles Ere
mont Camp and Miss Henrietta John-
ston, which took place at high noon on
Wednesday Both contracting parties
have been missionaries to Asia ana VIII
return to the far east after a snort
| residence in Pasadena.
An Informal reception in which Ma
sons predominated was held at the
Santa Fe station Thursday morning. ~
was an affectionate farewell to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank L. Slate and L. b. Eaton
who has lived with the family Tor
twenty years. The party has gone east
for a visit of several months Mr.. slate
has been a Mason for forty-two years
and has held various positions OF trust
with Corona lodge No. 324, F. & A. NJ
Miss Florence Smith of Carlton ave-
nue. entertained dn honor OF Mrs. James
Garfield Ferrell Thursday evening.
Mrs. Terrell was recently married ana
this was a package shower for her new
home.
The Woman's Aid society of the
Friends church enjoyed lawn soclal
at 657 Lincoln avenue Thursday even
ing.
Chester Turner entertained those OF
his business associates with box at
the Orpheum theater in Los Angeles
Thursday night.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Mrs. Harriet S. Howe
of 136 North Madison avenue and c. M.
F. Stone of this city. The marriage
will occur early in September.
Miss Elva Huntley of North Raymond
avenue was hostess at a lovely lawn
party and luncheon at her home
"Wednesday afternoon. 1t was given IN
honor of Miss Marian Painter and MISS
Anita Dodge. Miss Painter is a Berke-
| ley student.
Mrs Byron Harvey of Chicago, VINO
! is spending the summer with her chill
dren in Pasadena, was honored by re-
ception at the beautiful home of her
mother, Mrs Charles d! Daggett, Tues
day afternoon. Columbia Hill was
the scene of a large and joyous gath
ering of prominent women who were
entertained most delightfully."- by the
charming hostess.
Mrs. H. I. Howard gave a farewell re-
ception the past week in honor of DR..
and Mrs. Herbert w. Waterhouse, who
go to Arizona where DIR. Waterhouse
will be engaged as a medical mission
ary to the Indians.
Honorable Gideon T. Stewart cele-
brated his eighty third birthday with a
reunion of some of his old time Buck
eye friends at the home of Miss Alice
Alberty at SIS East Washington street
Wednesday, Place cards for the tea
were souvenir postal cards from Nor
walk, O., Mr.. Stewards old home