Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01
Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

A linen shower was given as surprise
party to Miss Lillian Bacon by her
friend, Miss Dacy Smith, at 1888 North
Lake avepue, Friday evening. Miss Bas
con is to wed DR.. Frank Thorburg next
! Wednesday, The party gathered while
she was absent from home, and after the
home had been decorated she came in
and was completely surprised.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lee entertained the
executive committee of the Christian
Endeavor union at their home on Lin
coin avenue Friday evening. At the bust
| ness meeting the committee decided to
send letter of thanks and appreciation
to Mayor Farley and the park commits
sioner for the privilege of holding serv-
ices in Library park during the summer.
o. e. Montfort and Mr. and Mrs. p. j.
Mentally and son James. and Dr. and
Mrs. A. Atteberry and family, and Mrs.
Henry Macomber and son Roy. have been
some of the visitors at Catalina island
the past week.
A quilting party for the Young Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union was
given at the home of Mrs. Susanna Yeo
on East Colorado street Wednesday af-
ternoon The quilt upon which the young
ladies worked is to be q gift to the RAN
som home in Los Angeles. the w. c. 7.
u home for friendless women.
An ice cream social was given by the
women of the Lake Avenue Methodist
church Thursday evening in the social
hall of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. GRANGE of 574 North Fair
Oaks avenue entertained the nurses Of
the Pasadena hospital at their home
Tuesday evening.
Laden with refreshments for the occa-
sion number of the friends of Miss
Anna Machin surprised her at her home
Tuesday evening with merry birthday
party.
Miss Julia MeekA entertained Friday
afternoon about twenty of the girls of
the All Saints church IN honor of her
birthday, but the guests did not know II
was birthday party till they had ar
rived
j. " Brooks had his birthday cele-
brated Thursday Afternoon. His wife in
vited a few of his intimate friends and
gave dinner in his honor.
Miss Millcent. the eldest daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs William Waterhouse. left |
Saturday for Oberlin college, where she
will continue her musical studies. Miss |
will enter Pomona college this
fall. Miss Edith and the two younger |
boys will attend school at Covina the |
new home of the Waterhouse family, |
where they moved this week. The fami-
ly has lived in Pasadena thirteen years
and their friends bid them farewell with I
much regret
Miss Marguerite Austin has been the
guest of honor at number of delight
full social affairs in the past two weeks.
and several others are planned. One of
these was given by Miss Jesamine Rock
we'll of Cabrillo place Wednesday after
noon. Miss Austin is to be married Sep
tember 90 to Clarence Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Hunter celebrated
their silver wedding Monday evening at
their home, $50 Pearl street
Young people of the First Presbyterian
church are planning for fish dinner pic
mic at Long Beach on Labor day, Mon
lay, September 2. That is legal holi-
lay and practically all business places in
Pasadena are expected to be closed.
Mayor Thomas Farley, Hon. James Nc
Lachlar, DR.. Norman Bridge were Pasa-
lena guests at the elaborate dinner given
n honor of Mexican Ambassador Creel
oy e. l.. Doheny at the Hotel Alexandria
n Los Angeles Thursday night. Mr.. Nc
Lachlan was master of ceremonies at the
feast and introduced the Mexican diplo-
mat.
Miss Elsie l.. Hanson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. N. Hanson of South Frank
lin avenue and Woodwork f. Butter
field were quietly married Monday even
ing at the home of the officiating minis
ter Rev. Frank Bowling, at ZIG South
Madison avenue.