Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
|Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

HeV. Harry X. keate5 and family leave
Monday for their new home in Indiana.
Mr.. sKeates becoming the pastor of one
of the leading churches at Richmond
/ At the Friends church, corner of Ray
mond avenue and Villa street, Thursday
| evening a complimentary farewell was
given the beloved pastor when hundreds
of people gathered and the reception
committee was busy for an hour shaking
hands with the passing throng After a
Tour years pastorate Mr. Keates goes to
a new field of work. leaving many re-
grets that he must give up his Pasadena
| flock
Miss Helen Allingham Of North Lake
avenue was hostess Thursday at a
masque party and shower given by the
Philathea and Baraca classes of the Lake
avenue Congregational church in honor
Oh MISS Lolita Miller, who will be mar
ried within a few days to William Snyder.
MISS Josephine Baugh and Herbert r.
6erryhill were united in marriage Tues
oay morning at the home of Mrs. Hol-
como on crescent drive, They will re-
Mr. and Mrs. Homer f. stone of Ma
rengo avenue entertained the choir OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church at
| their home Friday evening.
| Mrs. George w. Ross and Mrs. Tate
of Altadena gave luncheon and theater
party at the California club In Los An
geles the past week.
| Mrs. Robert ]. Burdette and Mrs. John
w. Mitchell will be hostesses at a lunch
con to be given to the American Press
Humorists tomorrow at Linda Vista
! Grande in Monrovia. This is to be one
of the most delightful receptions rendered
the funny men and their wives and
daughters during their stay in California
Mrs. Lewis s. Randolph of Arizona was
the guest of honor Thursday evening at
luncheon given by her aunt Mrs. s.
G. Randolph of North Garfield avenue.
/ Miss Adella McNeill left Friday for
New York, where she will continue her
studies in art the coming winter.
Rev. G. M. Fisher and family were well
coined to their. new home in South Pas
adena Thursday evening by a reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Dodge at the corner of Fair Oaks avenue
and Monterey road. Rev. Fisher has
| recently accepted call to the pastorate
of Calvary Presbyterian church. A large
company gathered to greet him in the
1 new work.
i William Yearian OF Yearian & Yearian
will be, married soon at San Francisco
| to Miss Carrie Oakley of the Bay city.
Mr.. Yearian recently came here from
San Francisco to go into business.
| A dance and a dinner at the Hotel
Maryland We're given by Miss Julia
| Holmes Thursday night. Miss Holmes
left for a six months stay in the east
| Friday and the social gathering of a
small party of her friends on the eve of
her departure was one of the most en-
joyable of the week.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Snyder of North
Raymond avenue celebrated their twen-
ty-fifth wedding anniversary ThursdayNby
a silver wedding reception About 200
guests were present and numerous hand
some and costly gifts in silver were
| hn ~ -I1xr I,A
and hostess from friends in Los Angeles
\ and Pasadena. DR.. and Mrs. e. l.. Con-
| ger were honored guests, as 1t was DIR.
| Conger who married Mr.. and Mrs, Snyder
| twenty-five years ago at Orion, Ill.
Miss Constance McClintock entertained
Friday afternoon at her home on Brad
ford street in honor of Miss Marguerite
Austin Itwas an informal tea and was
one of the many little social functions
! by which Miss Austin is constantly re-
minded that. she rs soon to be married
to Clarence Austin. A linen shower at-
companied the guests. S
| Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stimson and
family, who shave been touring in Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark, Russia and Eng
| land the past summer, are expected home
very soon Mrs. Stimson and Miss Cor
della arrived in New York on the fast
Cunard steamer Lusitania and the other
| members of the family are following on
another ocean liner.
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Sykes have re-
turned from Mt. Wilson, accompanied by
their sons, Herbert and Fred, and have
gone to Long Beach for week.
| Mrs. Gus Veale of Kensington place
surprised her husband Wednesday even
ing with birthday party in his honor.
| Scott r. Sherwood, founder of Sher-
wood park in New York and a noted
author and lecturer, now residing in
Pasadena, left Thursday for the east, and
| 1t is expected that he will be married
in New York about September 20 me
bride-to-be is Mrs. Mathot the only
daughter now living of the late Baron
Eugene Hausser, who migrated from
France after the fall of Sedan and col
lapse of the dynasty of Napoleon. She
met Mr. Sherwood in Canada In 1910 ana :
since that time has Travelled abroad Mr..
Sherwood believes in trial separations
instead of in trial marriages
Miss Daisy e. Rhoden and Warren X.