Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-16
WEEK END NEWS
PASADENA HOTELS

Golf and mountain trips are furnish
| ing a great deal of pleasure for eastern
visitors to Pasadena during the pres
| ent summer like weather, and the hote
| guests are enjoying the Southern Cali
| fornia climate to the fullest extent
| Concerts are proving to be most popu
| lar methods of passing the evenings
at the various hotels, and the talent fol
these entertainments are of the best.
At the Hotel Green
| Mrs H. w. Rockefeller is visiting
| Mrs. J. K. Armsby, jr., at her beautifu
home, "Madronia," In Ross valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Ross, Miss
Ross and Mrs. Frank Little motored tc
| Riverside last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McElroy. Miss
Alice H. McElroy, John H. McElroy
D. M. Lyons, l. M. Taggart, Mrs
Clara Putnam and Miss Helen Putnam
have returned from short visit tc
Coronado.
Mrs. Frank Hixon, Mrs. George
Hixon and Mrs. F. NJ. Hanchette were
guests of Mrs. Joseph Morris Hixon
at luncheon Monday in honor of Mrs
Hixon's mother, Mrs. Copeland.
Mrs. e. V. Price gave another of heI
enjoyable card parties in her apart
ments last Monday evening. Bridge
was the fascinating game played and
following the playing an elaborate
spread was partaken of. Several OF
Mrs. Prices friends from Los Angeles
were among the invited.
The Misses Ditewig, with a party OF
friends, took in the various beach
towns in their large car last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. McElroy, Johr
HI. McEiroy Miss Alice McElroy
d. an. Lyons, Mrs. Clara Putnam, Miss
Helen Putnam and j. r. Fischer en-
joyed the balloon trip to Riverside ano
Redlands Saturday. and later COM
posed a dinner party at one of Los An
geles' poular grill rooms.
Mrs. Frank Seamans entertained q
company of friends at her home or
South Ell Molino avenue Wednesday
afternoon. The affair was compli-
mentary to Miss Seamans, the hostess
sister-in-law, who has been spending
the season at Hotel Green, in company
with her brother. Clark Seamans.
Mrs. ]. Parker Smith, Mrs. Gibbs
Mrs. Montgomery Ward and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Mach took in the kite
shaped track trip last Wednesday.
Charles M. Heald and Frederic An
dreas left Thursday morning for Mount
Wilson, walking UP the old trail and re-
turning by the new route the same day.
Mrs Edwin Warfield,. wife of ex-
Governor Warfield of Maryland, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Herman
Hopes, and niece, Mis- Hoopes of
Philadelphia, arrived at the Green on
Wednesday and have taken apartments
for an indefinite stay.
DR.. and Mrs. G. b. Porter, Miss
H. /. Porter and Miss Rosamond Por-
ter have arrived at the Green for an in
definite stay Dr. Porter, who has
been dean of the medical faculty of
Harvard for many years, is enjoying
hugely his first visit to California.
The regular Monday afternoon "at
home" of the ladies of the Green was
unusually interesting. Mrs. E. "
Price and Miss Josephine Ditewig pre-
sided gracefully over the daintily ap-
pointed tea table, with its blossoms
and accessories Of silver and sparkling
crystal
Col. G. G.. Green. whose varied in
terests make him very busy man,
took time the last week to receive the
congratulations of his many friends
upon the advent of an addition to his
grandchildren. Madam Stork left al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs George
G. Green, jr., in Woodbury., N. j.. a
Young daughter, and consequently there
is much joy in the Green household
Mrs. Green, jr., who was Miss Agnes
Kelleher of Chicago, is a sister of Mrs
George Hixon and Miss Sue Kelleher
who are popular guests of the Green
hotel. Little Miss Green is the second
prandchild of Col. and Mrs. Green
pretty Miss Gleatina Green, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown Green
who are spending the winter here, hav-
| ing before enjoyed the exclusive honor
The annual meeting Of the Annandale