Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
PASADENA

An automobile party and a five hun
dred party following were given Thursday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
at Oneonta Park. After pretty run
about town in their machines the sixteen
guests assembled in the flower decorated
rooms of the home. where American
Beauty roses filled the air with sweet
odors.
Strains camp on Wilson's peak is enjoy
ing it's usual popularity this season. A
jolly party of girls composed of Misses
Annie Bannister, Martha Heller, Mildred
Kirk and Bertha Edwards went up Satur-
day to spend a week in the camp.
Miss Margaret Morrison was the hostess
to a dinner given on Wednesday in honor
of her house, guest, Miss Lione Reaves Of
Los Angeles.
Thursday afternoon a simple wedding
united in marriage Mrs. Eva Bracken and
Samuel c. Crabtree at the home of Rev.
Henry Stats, the officiating minister
will be at home at 1904 North Raymond
avenue.
Miss Helen Freeman entertained Friday
night in honor of Miss Reaves of Los An
geles with a dainty tea at her home
Marengo avenue and Villa street.
Mrs. Collins of Long Beach and her sis
ter, Miss Alice Smith of Honolulu, were
honored> guests at an informal tea given
by Mrs. L. B. Kerr at her home on Ste
vensoi avenue Wednesday evening. Mrs
Lon F. Chaplin and Mrs. M. M. Conan
were among those invited for the evening
and assisted in entertaining the visiting
ladies. Miss Smith is a teacher in the
government schools of Honolulu.
The Rembrandt Art club met at thf
home of it's president Mrs D. u. Gardner
of Center street, South Pasadena, Wednes
day afternoon. One of the principal fea.
lures of the meeting was a lecture on
color by Prof. r. Hamilton Mohler. Two
names, Miss Milly M. Theal of Los An
geles and Miss Alva Gardner of South
Pasadena were added to the growing
membership list at this meeting.
Miss Turner of Altadena entertained a
number of the ladies of that fashionable
suburb at her home, corner of Santa Rosa
street and Mariposa avenue, Wednesday
A suggestion made by Mrs. Scripps for
the planting of shrubbery along Fair Oaks
avenue where 1t has recently been va
Gated by the Pacific electric car line, was
favorably received.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Coulston of New
York avenue entertained most delightfully."-
Wednesday in honor of their niece, Miss
Bessie Seibert of Los Angeles.
Miss Myrtle Osborn was married on
Wednesday evening to Edward Louden-
clos of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Osborn, at 65C
South Fair Oaks avenue. After a trip to
San Diego the bride and groom will be al
home at 2T0 Pepper street.
News has reached here of the marriage
at Cold Brook, ILL.,. August 10, of Miss
Mary Wallace of that town and Fred Lin
coin Ryder of Pasadena. The bride has
made her home, in Pasadena most of the
time for the past two years and made
many friends here.
Greenwood" the beautiful home and
grounds of Mrs, Charles Mayor on Eliza.
beth street, was the scene Of the enter
tainment by Mrs. B. o. Kendall of the
ladies' of the Shakespeare club who were
in the cast of the play, phillips Manor
last Spring. The spacious lawn with its
grand old trees were good representation
of the manor of the play, and the menu
was the same, even to the chicken pie as
at phillips Manor"
Miss Wilhelmina Elliott entertained with
five hundred Wednesday in honor OF
Miss Jessie Thomas, who is to become one
of the brides of the month on August %.
Miss Anna M. Powell and James NJ
Lynn were married August IA at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B
Powell, at 704 North Marengo avenue. !
Miss MarJory Driscoll Of Oakland avenue