Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
PASADENA

Members of the exclusive set en-.
joyed their first cotillion for the sea-
son of 1908 at the Country club New
Years eve. The ballroom and re-
ception room were decorated in Christ
mas greenery and red blossoms. Dancing
occupied the time until midnight, when
the new year was ushered in with a sup
per on the veranda. The participants
were Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Gray.
Edward r. Kellum, Samuel Cupples
Pierce. William Parke, John s. Cravens.
Charles G. Perkins, VI. Page Warden, Ed
ward Groenendyke. Charles M. Hender-
son, Harrison l. Drummond. Thomas j.
Orbson, William Schweppe, Robert A.
Rowan, Charles RUSSELL Julius Koeher,
Robert Pitcairn, 1r, William Burns,
Chapman Smith, Henry Mckee, Henry
NJ. Robinson, Conrad Tulloch, James
r. II. Wagner. Arthur A. Libby. William
r, Stats, Lloyd Macy. John 10. Jardine,
Fred Elmer Wilcox, A. Stevens Halsted,
John j. Miller Joseph Hixon, William
Nevin Arthur jerome Eddy, Freeman
Ford Tod Ford, Frederick Fairbanks.
Joseph Pugh, Henry 7. Fuller. II. u.
Lombard, Joseph Rhodes. Thaddeus Up
de Graft, Misses McGilvray, Irwin,
Dwight. Emery, Mckee and Messrs. Roy
Macomber. Arthur Dodworth, William
Reed Harry Kay Morehouse Stevens
and Condo Jones.
OF the many social functions on New
Years day perhaps one marked for dis
tinction was the farewell given for Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Cravens by MIR. and
Mrs. Harrison l. Drummond at their
home, 3l2 South Grand avenue Mr.. and
Mrs Cravens started yesterday on thelc
extended trip broad and their many close
friends We're guests at the Drummond
home to wish them bon voyage. These
/ were DR.. and Mrs. UP de Graft Messrs.
and Mesdames E. r. Kellam, Robert Pit.
carn jr. H. Page Warden, Samuel q.
Pierce, E. Chapman Smith, Charles &.
Perkins. Robert Rowan, William Burns.
John 3. Miller William Park, Charles
Russell, C. Mortimer Henderson, William
Schweppe. w. r. Stats, II. d. Lombard,
LLOYD Macy, Joseph Hixon, Edward
Groenendyke Harry Gray, DR.. and Mrs.
A. A. Libby DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Or
bison, Mrs. John w. Hugus, Mrs. Drake,
Miss Marian McGilvray, Messrs. Harry
KAY, Arthur Dodworth, Don McGilvray
and Leonard Perrin.
The largest dancing party OF the week
was given Tuesday evening at the Shakes
peare club house ay Mrs. John M. Smith
of $40 West Colorado street, in honor OF
her niece, Miss Helen Garst of Dayton.
Ohio Assisting Mrs. Smith as hostesses
were Miss Garst and Mrs. ]. Stanley
Smith, The receiving ladies were Mrs
MIS-. George SLlmSQu, MIS-. ArLlur Jes
rome Eddy, Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs.
George Barker. The invitation list in
cluded 100 Of the leaders of tho younger
social set Elaborate decora lions were
used and program of eighteen dances
followed. Mrs Smith was gowned
in a Paris creation of white lace with
diamond ornaments Miss Garst wore
an imported embroidered white net over
lemon yellow silk Accompanying tho
costume was q coronet or gold leaves
and blossoms.
Miss Jessie Rockwell gave an informal
tea Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
guest, Miss Kate Roth, who is a popu-
lar St Louis belle. Miss Roth will spend
a part of the winter at the Rockwell
home on Terrace Drive. Mrs. Clarenca
Austin served tea and the table was
prettily decorated In red ragged robin
roses and ferns from the Rockwell gar
dens. The guests were Mrs. Clarence
Austin, Mrs Elmer Grey, Mrs. Terry Ev-
erett Mrs. John w. Hugus, Mrs Edward
Groenendyke Mrs. Deoux. Miss Angia
Holmes Ethel Kinds, Daisy Daixe, Serena
Bland Florence Bland, Margaret Merrill,
Louise Austin, Cordelia Stimson, Gene
We've Stehman, Gladys Palmer Louise
Lockwood, Grace Tower, Ethel Love,
Mabel Love, Cora Auten. Irene Crosse,
Marjorie Bolt, Muriel Laing, Hazel Laing
and Miss Nixon
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett Of 2l7
South Orange Grove avenue entertained
at house party last week the follow
ing guests from Los Angeles: MIR. and
Mrs. Henry C. Lille and their two sons.
Harold and Clarence Lille. On Tuesday
Mrs. Bennett was hostess to the Monday
Afternoon club. and a surprise for the
members was l Christmas tree with gifts
for each in The form Of entertaining
jokes.
Mrs. Henry T. Fuller entertained the
West End Card club at her Bellefontaine
avenue home Tuesday afternoon. Ths
fascinating game of bridge was played
by the following guests; Mrs. 70. y.
Neff, Mrs. Walter Wotlsyns. Mrs. Law
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