Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Society,"
PASADENA
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Of course the event of the week was
the charity ball on Tuesday evening.
1t was not only great financial sue
cess, but the women in charge, Delng
of Pasadena's s most exclusive circle, at
tracted all of the elect and the great
dance became pure and simple the So
cial event of the week. Hundreds of
handsome gowns specially created for
the occasion made the great rooms OF
the Hotel Green resplendent in a con-
stantly changing color scheme. The
charity ball has never been given bet
ter support in Pasadena than 1t had this
year. and as a result great sum was
danced into the treasure chest for
sweet eharity's sake
The week has been one of unusual
festivity, with many dinner parties and
card gatherings. One of the interesting
announcements of the week came from
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Morrison OF lO9
South Madison avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Jean
Beck to Mr.. Fred Blackman Braddock,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Astor L. Braddock
of S96 North Raymond avenue. The
wedding, which will be one of the So
cial events of the winter, will take
place on Tuesday, February 10, at tho
S. G. Durham, pastor of the First Uni
versalist church, will officiate.
Both Mr.. Braddock and his bride
elect are graduates of Throop and are
widely known in Pasadena. Several
events have already taken place in
honor of the approaching nuptials,
among them being dinner given ON
Friday evening by Misses Mabel and
Grace Fordyce of Altadena, in honor
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especially for Miss Morrison. took place
at the meeting of the Opportunity club,
of which she is n member. The club
met with Miss Mabel Gordon at her
home, 1856 North Raymond avenue,
Thursday afternoon. The entrance of
Miss Morrison was the signal for a
surprise shower, in which each club
member gave to the happy young wo-
man some little token as a wedding
march was played by the hostess.
The southern supper at the parish
house of All Saints Episcopal church
on Thursday evening proved particu-
larly delightful and was largely at
tended. The singing of southern melo-
dies by a quartet composed of Mrs.
Hicks, Mrs. Ransom, Mr.. Bushell and
Mr.. Ballard was very fine.
A Valentine day party will be given
by Miss Mabel Gordon of 1856 North
Raymond avenue, Inc aHalr promises
to be one of the features of the coming
week.
Mrs. II. I. Stewart OF so South Grand
avenue. entertained on Friday with a
five hundred party,
on Thursday evening DR.. and Mrs.
George II. Bridgeman of Hamlin,
Mimi, were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. johnson of 500 Oakland ave-
nue.. The dinner was served in beau
tifully decorated room. DR.. Bridgeman
is president of Hamlin university,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sands were sur
prised at their home, 65 North Lake
avenue, on Thursday evening. The af-
fair was q kitchen shower and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sands now find themselves much
richer for the visit of their friends.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Stelling Of Catalina avenue
gave a dinner party which was fol-
lowed by play at bridge whist.
Miss Louise Keeling. daughter Of
Mrs. Della Keeling OF 244 South Euclid
avenue, was married at the home of
her mother to. Joseph ID. Zook of st.
Paul on Tuesday evening. The cere-
mony was a very quiet one, the serv-