Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09

Several new dances and features made
the production doubly enjoyable.
Another wedding of peculiar interest
to Pasadena, but taking place In the
north, was that of Miss Hazel Taylor OF
San Francisco and Albert j. Hosking
of Pasadena. Mr.. Hosking is one OF
the proprietors of the Star in Pasa-
dena and is well liked in this city,
though his residence here has not been
a long one.
Mrs. Franklin I. Hardison of 4S4
South FL Molino avenue, entertained
| Thursday afternoon in honor of q
bride-elect, Miss Olive Johnson of Los
Angeles. Miss Johnson and James
Lyttle will be married next Wednes-
| day.
| Mrs. Flora Goodell Bland, assisted by
Miss Bland, entertained at her hand-
some home, 268 Washington street
Thursday afternoon. Bridge was the
attraction of the afternoon and foul
! handsome prizes were awarded.
Mrs. Julia M, Phelps gave charm
| ing musicale at her home, 300 Galena
avenue. Tuesday evening. Quite ar
elaborate program was given and
number of very charming pieces were
rendered.
All Saints Episcopal church was the
scene Wednesday afternoon of pret-
|
parties were Miss Lotha G. Luckey ano
William G. Allen. The bride is the
daughter of Richard Luckey of South
Euclid avenue.
One of the delightful affairs Of the
week was the hospitality in honor o,
Mrs. C. T. Gould, nee viola Kenny
given by the Misses Harriet and Jo-
sephine Stephenson of 43 North b.
Molino avenue. The affair was thin
| III o,,+, ha nf honor AnO
1t took place Friday afternoon at the
home of the hostesses
| At the First Baptist church parlors
Friday afternoon was given dengnt'
full silver tea in honor of the eighty
fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs
ELISA l. Allen Mines. Fish, Pitman ano
Becker acted as the hostesses of the
| afternoon.
Mrs. Fordyce Grinnell of North Ma.
rengo avenue certainly hit upon one
of the novelties of the season Thurs
day when she gave a little party II
honor of her grandson, aged two
months. OF course, the fond parents
and grandparents were the real guests
of the afternoon and theyahad de-
lightful time.
Mrs. F. r. Harris entertained th'
Woman's league of the First UnlVer'
salist church Thursday afternoon a
| her nome on OTdlbS SloNO pNotieS
| business and social meeting hHed Int
afternoon full to overflowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Wagner of Eas
Villa street who left Saturday for al
extended trip through the east, were
delightfully."- surprised by the members
of the st. Andrews Social club Wednes
day evening.
Miss Edith Burgess, the much lovet
head of the children's training school
was delightfully."- surprised upon hel
return from a short vacation Tuesday
evening to find that the little ones O.
the school had arranged a party fo]
| her. .
The industrial committee of th'
Shakespeare club arranged a most. de
lightful treat for the club member!
Saturday afternoon when Edward
Gordon delivered a talk on settlemen
work in other places.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Jetfs enter
tanned very delightfully."- at their home
30 Mountain street, Monday evening IL
honor of the twenty-third anniversar!
of their wedding.
President and Mrs. Walter A. Ed
wards of Throop institute entertained
most delightfully."- the members OF tn
faculty of the institute at their hom
on Orange Grove avenue Friday even
ing. ...
The juniors entertained the senior
of the high school at a delightful part
at the Shakespeare club house Frlda