Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14

Gus guests were given rare treat in
the singing of the charming hostess.
Other musical numbers were furnished
by members of the Hotel Raymond
musical organizations, and the whole
was beautifully set off by the hand
some floral decorations in the lania.
Mrs. Guyer entertained at cards on
Thursday afternoon at her handsome
home in Altadena, the party being the
largest one devoted to cards of the
week. The party was the social event
of that day, and the fower-decked
rooms were filled with the leaders of
the smart set of Pasadena and Alta
dena. Five hundred was the game of
the afternoon and was enjoyed by one
of the largest guest companies of the
week.
Mrs. E. A. Ford of 221 South Marengo
avenue gave a delightful card party
Friday in honor of Mrs. Robert Neu-
stadt of Los Angeles. The house was
appropriately decorated in the bridal
colors OF white and green and five hun
dred was the game of the afternoon.
The prizes for the affair were particu-
larly attractive to the heart feminine
and jolly afternoon was spent by the
guest company.
Mrs. B. o. Kendall entertained a con-
genial party of friends Wednesday
night at her home. 210 South Los Robles
avenue. The guests were members of
a club and the charmingly decorated
card tables for the game of five hundred
were set in the fine gymnasium attached
to the Kendall residence. The room
was made particularly attractive by a
profusion of seasonable flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Macy entertained
delightfully."- with an informal dinner at
their "a "a
avenue, Thursday night. The house
was prettily decorated with the flowers
and ferns of the season and a menu
charming in service and appointments
was served.
One of the delightful affairs of the
week was the luncheon given by Mrs
A. p. Lee In the colonial room at the
Hotel Green Wednesday afternoon. The
California poppy was the feature of the
decorations, and on the center of the
table was great basket of rustic
pattern.
A wedding announcement of more
than usual interest in Pasadena was
that of Miss Mabel A. Nelson and
Eugene Weimer. The wedding took
place at the home of the groom's sister
in Standpoint, Idaho. The bride was
formerly a Pasadena girl with a great
many friends in this city.
One of the large functions of the week
was the luncheon and bridge party
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Andrew
McNally of Altadena. The handsome
rooms were beautifully decorated, the
color scheme being yellow. At each
place was basket of iridescent glass
filled with jonquils and maidenhair
fern.
One of the charming Of the several
weddings of the week was that which
united in marriage Miss Martha
Osthoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Osthoff of 500 North Fair Oaks avenue,
and AugustaVe Zaiss. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides
parents and the house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
One of the most perfect social events
of the season was the Ave hundred,
party given by Miss McHenry of Ford
place Wednesday afternoon. Season.
able flowers were used In profusion to
decorate the handsome residence, and
the large guest party passed a thor
oughly delightful afternoon.
Wednesday night the Reyelliers club
gave large dance in the Shakespeare