Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

October bids fair to rival June as a
month for weddings, IL the number or
marriages consummated during the first
week is any criterion. Little Dan Cupid
has been kept busy the past few days
bringing to climax his efforts of the
past few months and many are the hearts
he has welded after piercing them with
his fatal darts. A wedding of more than
passing interest, because of the wide ac-
quaintance of the contracting parties, Is
announced for the 8th of October. Miss
Ethelwyn Foote, daughter Of MI and
Mrs Charles r. Foote of 644 South Pasa-
dena avenue, will wed on that date
James Stark Bennett of Los Angeles.
The ceremony will be performed by Pres
ident George Gates of Pomona college.
A collation. will be served after the cere-
mony, which will be followed by a re-
ception. Mr.. Bennett Is a successful at
torney of Los Angeles. The welding will
be quiet, only the relatives and intimate
friends of the two families being in
vited. After the return of the couple
from their wedding trip they will be at
home in the beautiful bungalow at GAG st.
John avenue, which was the wedding gift
of the brides father.
A pretty prenuptial surprise was given
Miss Edna Hughes Tuesday evening,
when shower was arranged for her by
her friends in the First Congregational
church. The company met at the church
and proceeded to the home Of the un-
suspecting bride, and showered her with
their gifts as they marched past her to
the music of the piano. Miss Hughes be-
came the bride of A. w. Lohlker Friday
evening at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fl. Hughes of Sc Wor-
cester avenue. Rev. f. G. Emerson per-
formed the ceremony In the presence Of
the family and a few intimate friends.
A oil
will leave for Minneapolis, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Munson of 1917
North Raymond avenue entertained Tues
day evening in honor of their daughter,
Miss Nellie, and during the evening an
nounced the engagement of Miss Mum
son and Leon Moore. The announcement
take place in November. The guests
Tuesday evening included the members
Of the Fin de Steele club of the North
Pasadena Methodist church and the choir,
to both of which organizations Miss Mum
son belongs.
Miss Florence Doolittle was the hostess
at a pretti1y appointed luncheon given
for a few of her girl friends. Her guests
came to her home at 295 South Los Robles
and spent the day, each bringing her
fancy work. At noon a delicious lunch
con was served, the table being prettily
decorated in a color scheme of white and
gold. Those composing the merry party
were Miss Grace Vedder, Miss Alice Ear
ley, Miss Helen Sickler, Miss Elizabeth
Sargent, Miss Maizie Lynch and the
hostess. Miss Doolittle.
Mrs. O. r. Braiser of 621 North Orange
Grove avenue was hostess at a dinner
party given at her home Wednesday
evening. The dinner was the second of
series, one of it's features being that each
of the women guests contributed an arti-
Gle of the menu and kept the nature of
her dish a secret. Each of. the guests
then had to guess who brought the vari-
Gus dishes. After the dinner five hum
dred was played.
The wedding of Miss Gladys Wishart
and Charles Crossman was quietly cele-
brated Thursday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, 744 North Orange
Grove avenue.
Miss Della Blackbourne was the hon
oree at a military party given by Miss
James and Miss Myrtle Fassett' at the
home of Miss James on North Chester
avenue. Miss Blackbourne will leave
soon for San Diego, where she will spend
the winter