Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

A package shower was given by Misses
Sadie, Edith and Ida Gray, assisted by
Miss Sadie Proudfoot, all of the M. P. c.
club, at the home of Mrs. Nelson Gray at
the corner of Summit avenue and wash
irgton street, Thursday evening. The af-
fair was in honor of Miss Winifred Alden
who is to be one of the brides Of the
coming week Miss Alden is member of
the club that so delightfully."- entertained
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wore of Santa Rosa
avenue celebrated their wooden wedding
Thursday About thirty friends were
present. many of whom brought appro-
pirate presents. Whist was played and
feast was enjoyed under gourd arbor
in the yard
Mrs A. w. Vinney who is soon going
east for trip, and twelve Of her hti-
mate friends gathered at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. G. F. Bergen on South
Los Robles avenue, Thursday and enjoyed
a pleasant social time. Several other
pleasant affairs have been held In her
home.
Mrs. A. J. Gordon of Catalina avenue
gave a jolly party Friday evening COM
pimentary to her son Kenneth. The
lawn was illuminated with Japanese
lanterns and many old time games were
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jones of Boston,
who are now residing in the San Joaquin
valley, were visitors in Pasadena the
past week. They were delighted with the
city and surrounding country. They left
for the valley Sunday, where Mr.. Jones
declares it is great place for making
money.
Miss Kate Smith of Columbia street
will go east soon and will be the guest of
Miss Fairbanks, niece of Vice President
Fairbanks at the national capital, the
coming winter.
An entertainment of the Easter Lily
Whist club was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| James Stewart Tuesday evening.
Miss Grace Fordyce, who will soon go
| to San fuis Obispo where she will teach
domestic science in the schools this win
| ter, was honored by thimble party at
| the home of Mrs. Harry Mouat on North
Raymond avenue, Thursday afternoon.
The guest of honor was surprised by
package shower given her by the other
] guests.
| Miss Jessie McCament returned last
Sunday from delightful trip throughout
| the east. She was accompanied by her
brother Eddie who was at school in Ohio
| last year.
Miss Lillian e. Bacon and DR.. Frank L.
Thornburg were married Wednesday
| evening at the Lake Avenue Methodist
| church by Rev r. w. Thornburg, father
of the groom assisted by Rev. v. Hunter
Brink, pastor of the Lake Avenue church.
The wedding was very beautiful one,
the Episcopal services being used. Two
hundred invitations were issued. After
their return from their wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornburg will reside at S93
j North Orange Grove avenue.
An enjoyable family reunion of the
Banghams was held Thursday at the
home of S. F. Bangham on South Los
Robles avenue. 1t was in celebration of
the twelfth wedding anniversary of the
host and hostess, and of the fourteenth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs w. f. Bangham, which occurred the
following day. The clans gathered and
| surprised their host and hostess.
| Wednesday noon, very simple cere-
mony, performed by Rev. Isaac Jewell OF
Cotton. united in marriage Miss Ada Ann
Garlick and Clayton o. Smith. They viii
reside at Whittier, where the groom is
connected with the university.
4 A big crowd of visitors has been at
switzer's camp the past week. Camp fire
parties have been popular and popping
corn and roasting potatoes over the en-
bers is one Of the favorite pastimes. The
i guests have had the pleasure of dining on
venison and frog legs.
Great preparations are being made by
the local committee Of Pasadena Tent
No. /, X. o. t. M. for the big picnic tc
be held at Redondo next Saturday. M
j w. Kellogg, Charles Gregory and A. B
Davis compose the gentlemen's commit
tee Mrs. Max Gardner. Mrs. Laura B
IRobinson and Mrs. Fluke compose the
ladies committee
i on the return of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Crabtree of North Pasadena from their
| honeymoon, they will be greeted by a
Uniquely decorated home. Old shoes and
old cans are used in profusion in the
decorations and such signs as Happy
1 Though Welded" are conspicuously dis
played about the premises.
Mrs. Harriet Howe and Charles f. M