Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
WEEK END NEWS
LEADING HOTELS

Tourists, attracted by the beautiful
weather which has marked this Cali
fornia spring, still linger in Los Ange-
les and vicinity, and consequently the
hotels are doing much larger business
than Is even their usual custom at this
season of the year. The social life at
the various famous hostelries in this
section of the southwest has not waned
a particle, while added to the regular
indoor festivities are the out-of-door
pastimes, which make the days even
more enjoyable.
At the famous Hotel Green, at Pasa-
dena, the progressive euchre party CIV
en- last Friday night proved to be one
of the most pleasant affairs of the sea-
son. The winner of the first prize for
women was Mrs. Lawrence Hulburt,
Mrs. Mack winning second and Mrs. l..
b. Winslow third honors. Other hand
some prizes were also given, Mr.. Green
wood winning the first prize for men.
Col. and Mrs. Green were guests at
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neustad at Los Angeles last Sunday.
Mrs. L. r. Orcutt gave dinner at
the Green last Friday night, covers be-
ing laid for eight.
guest of Mrs. H. w. Rockefeller at din
ner at the Green last Friday.
e. p. Charlton, originator of the and
10-cent stores now to be found in al
most every large and many OF the
smaller cities of the United States. is
a guest at the Green. He arrived last
ton, Virginia Charlton and Mrs. Ade-
laide W. Hoffards.
John H, Haitian of the United States
forestry service was a dinner guest at
the Hotel Green last Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown Green and
Gleatina Green left the Hotel Green
last Thursday for a few days visit at
Santa Catalina island.
Mrs. w. e. Grattan gave delightful
children's party at the private park OF
Hotel Green last week in honor of her
niece, Gleatina Green. The guests were
the Misses Paddock, Merritt, Nutting,
Stevens, Rowe and Johnson. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Kramer and Mrs.
B. r. Kramer, child and maid, of Kra-
mer, Ind, have arrived at the Green
to attend the McAdams-Kramer we'd
ding.
The Rev. =. F. Loba, pastor OF West
Side Congregational church, told of ex-
periences among the Mormons to a
large audience at Hotel Green last Fri
day night.
Ohio officers of Admiral Evans fleet
are to be guests at a large reception
and banquet to be given by the Pasa-
dena Ohio society at the Hotel Green
Thursday night, April 23, in the east
building of that structure. The Rev.
Frank M. Dowling will be POSTMASTER
while toasts will be responded to by Dr.
C. Elwood Nash, pastor Of the First
JJniversalist church of Los Angeles,
and by A. l.. Garfor of Cleveland, Ohio,
a prominent politician and millionaire
manufacturer. Both of the speakers
are Ohio men. Music Will be furnished
by the Hotel Green orchestra and by
prominent Los Angeles and Pasadena
soloists.
The marriage of Miss Grace Elizabeth
McAdams of Pasadena to William
Crawford Kramer of Joplin, MO-, was
celebrated in the palm room of the roof
garden of Hotel Green last Wednesday
morning at II o'clock, the Rev. NAL
colin James Mcleod, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Pasadena, ofn-
ciating.
The Gemunder quintet of Chicago
gave a delightful chamber concert at
the Raymond last Sunday night
Charles D. Lettinger of Chicago en-
tertained the guests of the Hotel Ray
mond at Pasadena last Wednesday