Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16

noon at her cozy home, 750 South Ma
rengo avenue. The afternoon was In
honor of Miss Elizabeth Grinnell, and
the club also had as its guest Miss
Jean Donaldson
A very pretty though quiet home
wedding was that of Wednesday even-
ing, when Miss Minnie Tupper, of Col
orado Springs and Frank Cook were
welded. The ceremony was said at the
home of Mrs. l.. A. Covey, 333 South
Wilson avenue.
Bridge caused an evening of amuse-
ment for the invited guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel c. Pierce of 450 West
Colorado street on Tuesday evening
The ultra fashionable set comprised the
invited guests.
The most important social event OF
Tuesday was the wedding of Miss Lily
James, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William James of Steubens avenue, to
Ralph Grant of Sierra Madre. The
pretty ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides parents by the Rev
William Mccormack of All Saints
Episcopal church.
Another charming hospitality of the
week in honor of Miss Fay Claypool
was that of Wednesday afternoon. The
hostess of the occasion was Miss Eliza
beth Speer of 230 North Grand avenue
One of the pretty affairs of the week
was for a June bride-elect, Miss Blanche
Casterline, given on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Albert Mercer Of 365 Oakland
avenue Five hundred was the game
of the afternoon.
In honor of the officers, past matrons
and patrons wives Of the Eastern Star,
Mrs. w. F. Hoover entertained at
hearts on Wednesday afternoon at-her
residence, 342 Summit avenue.
Miss Zelma and Miss Ethel Shut en-
tertained ON Thursday evening in honor
of the silver wedding anniversary OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Shut
of Walnut street.
Mrs. A. E. Wesper entertained on
Thursday in honor of the birthday OF
her little son. who had achieved his
fifth year. The pretty home at 500 SUM
nit avenue was charmingly decorated
for the children's party.
Under the handsome trees on the
lawn of the Los Robles school estab-
lishment the faculty and graduating
class Of that institution on Thursday
afternoon gave a charming garden
party for the other members of the
school.
Mrs. A.. A. Viney of 3S2 South Cata-
lima avenue was delightfully."- surprised
on Tuesday evening at her home by the
members of the C. l.. F. G. club. The
jolly surprisers took the home by storm
and an evening of merriment followed
The June meeting of the Roosevelt
circle, which proved a very delightful
occasion, took place at the home OF
Mrs. Lucy B. Powers, 4S West Villa
street, on Wednesday afternoon. A re-
port on purity work was the feature OF
the busy afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold, of Wash
ington, D. c., reached Pasadena on
Thursday and are now guests at the
home of Delos Arnold, 20 Orange Grove
avenue, father of DR.. Arnold. Mrs
Arnold will spend the summer with her
father-in-la while her husband goes
north on business.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Stimson, the
Misses Stimson and Charles Stimsor
left on Saturday for Nthe east The
family will tour Europe during the
summer
Miss Marjorie Sinclaire, daughter OF
Commodore and Mrs. Fl. H. Sinclaire OF
$50 Bellefontaine drive, went east on
Saturday for the summer. Quite q
number were in the party with Miss
Sinclaire.
Miss Lorraine Whitney of DeIevan
N Y, is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. G.
Roscoe Thomas of Pasadena.
The Epworth league of the First