Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
PASADENA

The week in Pasadena society has
been rather quiet, many of the tour
lists having started on their return
home trips. One of the leading events
of the week was an elaborate musicale
given on Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison 1. Drummond of 312 South
Grand avenue. On the program were
number of excellent numbers, prin-
cipal of which were those by Miss Rose
mary Gloz.
One of the very large functions of
the week was the reception given by
Mrs. Howell Hayden at her home in
Altadena on Wednesday. The recep-
tion was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Scott Hayden.
Mrs. T. S. Tompkins of 779 South
Pasadena avenue entertained on Tues
day afternoon. The handsome home
was especially attractive with the beau
tiful flowers of the season.
Cards were the attraction of the aft
ernoon at charming party given on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. e. r.
Hull of $50 Waverly drive. The house
presented a beautiful May day effect
with its floral decorations.
/ One Of the largest teas of the week
was the one given by Mrs. H. q. Ben
nett of 212 South Orange Grove ave-
nue. on Friday afternoon. In point Of
very largest social affairs of the week.
| In honor of the recently announced
engagement of Miss Thirza Green, Sec
ond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. p.
Green, and Earl Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Braddock entertained. Brides
roses were used in profusion in deco
| rating the handsome home.
| Mrs. Fred r. Harris of South Orange
Grove avenue entertained Thursday
afternoon. Five hundred was the game
of the afternon and very handsome
prizes were awarded.
Mrs. Henry M. Robinson of 1876 South
Grand avenue was hostess at charm
ingly appointed luncheon. American
beauty roses were used in profusion
| in decorating the residence.
| Mrs. George w. Coils of 346 North
| Galena avenue entertained at five hun
dred on Thursday. Especially choice
prizes were offered as play attractions.
The marriage of Miss Martha Myrah
| Edwards and Mr.. Sylvanus Wyman
Tyler took place on Wednesday even
ing at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Edwards of 518
North Fair Oaks avenue.
| Mrs. H. Earl West gave a luncheon
at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. r.
Thompson, Thursday afternoon. The
guests were the old friends of the host
| eSS.
| The Shakespeare club held it's regu-
lar weekly meeting on Saturday after
noon. The question to be taken under
consideration was that of holding the
regular weekly meeting on Friday aft
| ernoons hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Green of $50 South
Madison announced the engagement of
| their daughter, Miss ThirZa Green, to
Mr.. Earl Salisbury on Tuesday after
noon.
The fortnightly musicale Of the
Shakespeare club on Wednesday after
noon was a wonderful success. The
program was in charge Of Miss Blanche
Witherell, who secured the services Of
a number of excellent artists
The Dixie entertainment given by
Miss Louise A. Williams of Los Ange-
les at the home Of Mrs. Simmons, 407
Alcott place, was a great success The
affair took place on Tuesday afternoon.
! Miss Ruth and Miss ThirZa Green
were the charming hostesses at a
bridal shower in honor of Miss Mabel
| Gordon, who is to be married during
May. The pleasing affair took place
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Stats leave
next week for trip to Japan. They
expect to be absent from Pasadena for
about four months and will sail with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hamilton.
| MI and Mrs. Julius Nissen have re-
| turned from their honeymoon, spent
in Arizona, and are now at Westgate,
| Sawtelle Mrs. Nissen was widely
known in Pasadena before her mar
riage and her friends are very glad
to welcome her back to Southern Cali
| fornia.
Mrs. George G. Guyer and her two
sons of Altadena expect to sail for a
European trip during May.
Mrs. Crawford of Rosemont avenue
entertained at their home on Monday
evening in honor of the birthday of
| their daughter Miss Alena Jackson