Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-04
Out of Town Society
PASADENA

very pleasant social session of the
Womans Socialist union was held at its
hall Thursday afternoon. The president,
Miss Ethel Whitehead, had charge of the
meeting.
Miss Marian Painter was the honored
guest at luncheon given by the Kappa
Alpha Phi sorority girls at the home of
Miss Gladys Dunlap on South Ell Molino
avenue Thursday evening. Miss Painter
leaves soon for Berkeley to resume her
studies in the state university.
An t-of-doors wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Fer
ris when their only daughter, Miss Flor
ence Ada Ferris, was united In marriage
to Clude Warren Stewart of Hynes, Cal.
There ceremony took place on Saturday
evening at sunset under a bower of pep
pers trees and was performed by Rev.
j. c. Elliott of the North Pasadena Meth
odist church. Miss Gertrude heineman
was maid of honor, Miss Elsie Meverdon
bridesmaid. Bernman Ferris, brother of
the bride, was best man and Earle Stock
man was groomsman.
F. w. Reynolds, a missionary of Los
Angeles, gave a lecture on "Sdelights on
European Traver' at the Baptist church
of South Pasadena Friday night His
talk was illustrated with stereopticon
views.
DR.. w. A. Noyes arrived Wednesday
morning from Washington, d. c., and is
with his family, who have been guests
for some time of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Spaulding on Las Casitas avenue.
Miss Adina Corey of Morton avenue has
as her guest Miss Nell Thompson of
Stockton, who arrived in Pasadena Fri
day.
A. Claude Braden started Friday on
camping trip to Yosemite. George and
Francis Baer, Charley Davis, Harry Ian
dreth, Robert Merriam and Iva Allen will
be members of his party. They Will be
gone six weeks. Mrs. A. G. Merriam os
IS South Grand avenue entertained In
honor of the party at dinner Thursday
evening
Friends of Mrs. Talcott of South Or
ange Grove avenue have received letters
announcing the marriage of Miss Alice
Talcott and James s. MacDonnell, who
are now on a wedding tour through Scot
land. They will arrive in Pasadena about
the 18th of August. =
Mrs King, Miss Hazel King and Mrs.
Pierce of Pttsburg, Pa, are house guests
of Mrs. Carl Wynn of 25O Villa street.
Secretary Coolidge of the board OF
trade and Mrs. Coolidge are spending a
few days at San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram P. Parsons and
family of Sunset avenue, accompanied by
Miss Ethel Endree, have taken a cot
tage for a month at Newport Beach.
A social meeting of the Epworth league
of the First Methodist Episcopal church
was held in the social hall Friday even
ing.
A brilliant Shakespearean lecture was
given in the parlors of La Casa Grande
hotel Thursday evening by Miss Julia
Ruggles. After the lecture musical
program was rendered. About two hum
dred of Pasadena's literary and musical
people were present.
Mrs. e. A. Green entertained party
of young women at her home, 76S North
Fair oaks avenue, Wednesday afternoon
in honor of the birthday anniversary or
her daughter, Miss Ina Green.
Adolnhus Busch, with Mrs. Magnus and
Mrs. Scharrar, are expected to spend next
winter at the Busch home on South Or
ange Grove avenue. Letters received mere
from the Busch summer villa at SchWal-
bach. Prussia bring the tidings that Mr..
Busch is recovering from his serious III
ness and his physicians pronounce MIN
out of danger.
Many Pasadena people have been taxing
an outing on Wilson's peak the past
week. Several picnic parties of the
younger set have tramped to the top over
| the old trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wachob chaperoned a party of Epworth
Ieaguers from the Lincoln Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal church to picnic lunch
con at Eastlake park Thursday evening.
Games and boating were also enjoyed by
the young people.
Miss Smith and Miss Lewis of Pennsyl-
vania. who are visiting friends in South
ern California for several months, were
guests of honor Wednesday afternoon at
a delightful party given by Miss Callie
Patton of North Fair Oaks avenue.
Games and music and supper were
among the features. Place cards for the
supper were daintily hand painted, the
work of the hostess, Miss Patton.
"a Ship Without Pilot is the subject
of illustrated lectures arranged by the
women of the Lake Avenue Congregation
al Social union. The first lecture Will be
given. next Sunday evening at the Lake
avenue church, corner of Lake avenue
and Maple street. On Tuesday evening
150 war scenes will be shown on the
slides of the stereopticon and battle
HYMNS will be sung. On Friday evening
the story of Ben Hur will be told with
ia stereopticon views. DR.. and Mrs. A.
Dobbin of Boston will have charge of the
music. Dr. Dobbin is graduate of the
Boston Conservatory of Music and Is
reputed a talented musician.