Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
Out of Town Society
PASADENA

Two particularly important social
events | nthe inner circle served to lift
the week out of the ordinary and make
1t memorable among the regular resi-
dents and the fashionable winter tour
lists stopping in Pasadena. One was the
marriage of Miss Jean Morrison and
Frederick Braddock and the other was
the Tuesday afternoon musicale and re-
ception given by Mrs. C. A. Sharp and
daughter, Miss Sharp. at their hand
some home, 1882 South Orange Grove
avenue
The marriage of Miss Morrison and
Mr.. Braddock, considering it's social
importance, was very simple affair.
The ceremony was said Tuesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
109 South Madison avenue, Rev. S. G.
Dunham of the Universalist church pro-
nouncing the words which united the
young people. Maids of honor were
Miss Ethel Thompson and Miss Grace
Fordyce and the best man was Henry
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Braddock left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for q
honeymoon trip.
Miss Marie L. Turner of Pasadena
and Mrs. c. w. Eaton of Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa, gave luncheon Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Adelaide
Fairbanks. mother of Vice President
Fairbanks. The dinner took place at
Raymond villa and the tables were
beautifully decorated.
So successful was the recent presen-
tation of "a Modern Comedy of Err
rors." which was given by members of
the Valley Hunt club, that the per-
formance will be repeated on Friday
evening, March /. This second per-
formance will take place in the small
theater of the Hotel Green, and the pro-
ceeds will go to the Pasadena Children's s
Training society.
Mrs. A. Kingsley Macomber gave a
delightfully."- appointed luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon at her handsome
home 1911 South Orange Grove avenue.
The luncheon was in honor of Mrs Ma
comber's sisterin-law, Mrs. Harry Ma
comber.
A five hundred party in honor of a
number of visitors was given Wednes-
| day afternoon by Miss Jessie Farley at
her home, 1876 South Marengo avenue.
The affair was in honor of Mrs. M A.
| Call of Sioux City, Iowa. Miss O'Meara
of Salt Lake City. Miss Tolerton of To-
ledo, Ohio, and Miss Comstock Of Spo-
kane. who have been Miss Earley's
| guests for some time.
| Mrs William st. John Ranney of S5
| North Euclid avenue gave a novel little
! luncheon on Tuesday afternoon in hon
or of the first birthday anniversary of
her little daughter
There will be a cotillion at the Hotel
Green next Wednesday evening for
some of the younger guests of the hotel
and members of the smart set of the
city as we'll.
A reception of exceptional interest
will be given by Mrs Robert E. Ford
of 1877 South Madison avenue in honor
of Mrs. Clarence A. Bloodgood.
! Mott d. Haynes of Bristol. Tenn, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. r. G. Mar
tin of Altadena.
| Mrs. William Bishop TompkinS gave
a delightful box party on Monday even
ing in Los Angeles in honor of her
house guest. Miss Cordelia Patrick OF
Chicago
The Misses Elizabeth and Genevieve
Stehman of 70 South Grand avenue en-
tertaned the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison G. Evarts gave
particularly delightful dinner at their
East Colorado street home on Monday.
Miss Marjorie Bolt entertained with
bridge party on Thursday afternoon.