Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-17

Mrs J. NJ Smith, $40 West Colorado
street. Twenty members of the younge.
society set were Mrs. Eddy's guests.
Mrs. Joseph d. Condit, 2S4 Palmetto
drive, gave a bridge party Thursday aft
ernoon. Sixteen guests assembled at ths
tables, four in number, and prizes were
offered for each table.
Among the Pasadena people who en-
joyed the performances of FRITZ Scheff
and her company at the Mason last week
were Messrs. and Mines. Samuel Cupples
Pierce, Harrison T. Drummond, Robert
A. Rowan, John b. Miller Thomas T.
Orbison. E. Chapman Smith, DR.. ]. NJ
Radebaugh and Mrs. Plummer.
Mrs. George r. Ingalls,, 231 South Hud-
son avenue was hostess at meeting Of
the Entire Nous club Wednesday after
noon. Five hundred was enjoyed, fol-
lowed by luncheon. The club members
are Mines. Elmer Grey, Douglas w
Coolidge, Jay B. Monette, Steele. Stanton,
Wilcox, Misses Frances Peacock, jean
nette Peacock, Armilla Wigney, Scull
Gilbert, Stoutenburg and Mrs. Severy and
Mrs Turner of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs James Shepard, 412 South
Los Robles avenue, gave a dinner or
Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Stone, sr., Archie Stone and Miss Lilly
Grey of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray have re-
turned from almost a years travel in
Europe
Mrs Dorothea Hoaglin-Hayden has re.
turned to her home in Altadena from tho
east, where she completed successful
tour as a reader.
Mrs. Alexander Duer of Altadena was
hostess at bridge party Saturday even
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton L. Story. Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Mansar. Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Clarke,
Mrs. Desire III. Girouard, Miss Ruther-
ford and Bud Story.
Among those going from Pasadena to
see FRITZ Scheff Saturday afternoon were
Mrs William Hale, Misses Sara Hale.
Elizabeth Miller, Mabel Love, Pattie Phil
lips, Hazel Laing and Miss Louise Austin.
Miss Matte l.. Jodon has returned from
trip abroad which included a tour Of
England, France, Germany, Switzerland
and Italy.
The Jewellers club, including those
prominent in the younger social set, will
give the first dance of the season Monday
night, December 2.
Miss Elizabeth Miller entertained Satur-
day afternoon with five hundred in holor
of Miss Helen Garst, who is the guest Of
Mrs ]. M. Smith. The hostess was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Arthur J. Eddy. The guests were
Mrs H. A. D'Acheul, Misses Margaret
Oranges, Hazel Iaing Mabel Love. Anita
Hertel, Louise Austin. Jane Rowland,
Pattie Phillips, Alice Allcut and Emma
Peterson.
Mrs Walstein Root and mother returned
Thursday from an extended trip through
the east and are at their home on Grand
avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Ford and daughter arrived
from Pittsburg last week in their private
car and will remain in Pasadena through
cut the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Hail. 105 Ford
place, entertained the New Century clup
Tuesday night. After a discussion of the
subject of parcels post luncheon was
served by the host and hostess.
Mrs. H. M. Singer has returned from an
extended stay In the east and has re-
opened her home on West California
street.
Miss Lillian Newby entertained during
the week Miss Elsie Armitage of Corona.
a classmate of her host In the Pasadena
high school. Two years ago Miss Armi~
tage was queen of the Tournament OF
Roses.
Mrs Mary Hunter Austin, popu'cr
novelist. is spending few days with hcr
cousin, Mrs. D. c. Robinson, at the home
of Mrs e. A. Randall, 1876 North Euclid
After short visit in Southern California
Mrs. Austin will leave for New York te
embark for a winters stay in Italy.