Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

E. d. Roberts, San Bernardino; f. G.
Sterling, Redlands; Fred II. Bixby,
Long Beach; Milo M. Potter, Los An
geles.
Then followed many events Of social
interest which we're eclipsed when the
real event of the week was heralded by
the opening of the show itself For So
ciety likes to bask in the sun, in Its
own smiles and I'm the smiles Of appro-
bation given to it's array by the admir-
ing throngs Of the commoner social
lea ders who also venture to the show.
Then came dinners and the round of
"after show" events characterizing this
years show was a merrier one and con-
tained more stunning spreads than
| those of years past.
Miss Cordeia Patrick, who is the
charming house guest of Mrs. William
Bishop Tompkins of Madeline drive
entertained last night with box party
at Beascos and an after theater dim
ner at the Angelus. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. Lemott Holmes, Mrs. Will
liam Bishop Tompkins, Miss Patrick
Samuel Kinds, Mr.. Mansfield and Mr..
| Ferrands.
One Of the pretty social events of the
week was the quiet wedding of Miss
| Mary Moe and John II. Stonenburg,
which occurred Thursday night at the
home of Marshall Allister of 359 Wor-
cester avenue. The house awas pret-
tily decorated, the color scheme being
white and pink, with a noticeable
| sprinkling Of red carnations and green
! cry. There were no attendants.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Kendall enter
tained delightfully."- at their home, 210
South Los Robles avenue, Wednesday
evening, in honor of their house guests.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Norcroff of Worces-
| ter, Mass. The affair was in the nature
of a dancing party and the handsome
home was delightfully."- decorated for the
| occasion. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Smart, Mrs. Meyer Mrs. McLain,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. /. Chatfeld, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Newly, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
| bert Holt, Mrs. Kinds, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Pyle, DR.. and Mrs. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs William Benedict, Mr.. and
! Mrs. f. B. Rider, Mr.. and Mrs. F. /.
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Off, T. J. Riggs,
Miss Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Glasscock,
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Klamroth.
Musicales are unique and pleasant
variation from the trend of Pasadena
society commonplaces, and Mrs. Arte-
mus Lamb is one of the most charming
/ hostesses when it comes to giving mu-
sicales, as in everything else. There
| were a number of guests who had the
! pleasure of enjoying her last musicale
! given at the Hotel Green Wednesday
evening. 1t was given in the Roman
esque room, and was an affair of more
| than the usual excellence. Mrs. Lamb
was assisted in receiving by her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Gates. The following delight
| full program was given:
| Part Hunting Song" (Shepperd),
Apollo quartet; Leroy Jepson, w. H.
Jones, George A. Clark, Sidney F.
Hobbs.
a. Luna Feder (Denza); b. "Una
Furtiva Lagrime" DonizettD Tom
| Karl.
"An Irish Folk Song" (Foote), Apollo
| quartet.
a. I'm der Fremde" (TauberD; b.
"Ich Liebe Dich" (Mildenberg), Tom
Karl.
Part Ia. Sweet and Low (Barn-
by); b. my Pretty Maid" (Neidling-
err, Apollo quartet.
Readings-a. "The Birds Banquet"
(Miller); b. Thoughts fer the Dis
couraged Farmer" (Riley); c. "Rory
O'More'' Lover), Miss Mary Phelps.
a. Drink to Me Only with Thine
Eyes" (Old English; b. "Auld Plaid
ShawP (Haines) C. "All for You"
(dHardelot) Tom Karl.
"Serenade" (Schubert) Apollo quar-
tet
Mr.. Tarbox, accompanist.
Mrs. Harrison l. Drummond Of 312
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