Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
PASADENA
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SOCIAL SEASON AT
PASADENA LIVELY
CARD PARTIES POPULAR WITH
TOURISTS
Visiting Fasteners Enjoy Concerts
and Dances, as Well as Other
Festivities This
Winter


Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb 22.--social festivities
are in full bloom at all the Pasadena hotels
at present and tho guests are entertaining
their friends most lavishly, card parties,
entertainments, dinners and dances being
given with great frequency. Patronage at
all the famous Pasadena hostelries is large,
but more could be accommodated by inc
arrangements.
At the beautiful Hotel Green, which is
always so popular with all eastern visitors
10 the Grown city, the days are filled with
entertainment of various kind.
A concert of more than usual interest
will be given in the Romanesque room on
Tuesday evening by the De Lano Mandolin
and Guitar clubs, assisted by Gertrude
whitney Scoheld, reader. and Gladys SEQ
field whistlng soloist. Wherever this club
appeared it has evoked much interest and
appreciation
Bal Masque
The bal Masque' given by the guests of
Hotel Green last Friday evening in the
Romanesque room was the most successful
affair ever given in the hotel, and much
credit must be given Mrs. F. II. Holyoke,
chairman, and Miss Ditewig, secretary. for
their untirins efforts. More than seventy
five people were in fancy costume and the
fun hilarious when the masks were re-
moved and everybody found out who was
who" The event of the evening was the
appearance of the "Fierce-Sparrow" auto
mobile-built by Mr. Andreas and run by
Harry Green-nto the ballroom. and then
as usual the auto failed to work
Mrs. Royal C. Villas gave an deliberately
appointed family dinner in the colonial
room on Friday evening. The table was
beautifully decorated with shasta daisies
and tulle Of corresponding colors. At the
table were Mrs Villas, Mrs. Andrew Me-
Nally. Mrs. Lydia Mentally, Andrew Nc
Nally, Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Neff, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Glow and Miss Hyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Babcocs, Mr.. and Mrs.
w E. Grattan, Mr.. and Mrs II. b, Green
made a theater party that went into Los
Angeles on Monday to attend the Orpheum.
The Green parlor was brilliant on Tues
day evening, the occasion being the pro-
gressive euchre party given the guests. The
twenty-five tables of players, the beautiful
costumes of the ladies'. the artistic decora-
tions and the valuable PRICES given by Mrs.
i. NJ. Gilkeson of st. Louis made tho even
ing enc long TO be remembered.
Invitations for the charity ball have been
issued. The affair will take place on
Thursday evening, February 81. at Hotel
Green. The ball is for the benefit of the
Pasadena Chldren's Training society and
is the brilliant ball of the season here. The
committee in charge is made up of several
OF the we'll known and charming society
women of Pasadena. The patronesses in.
chde many of the society women. The
committee and patronesses as follows:
Mrs A. A, Libby Mrs John $. Cravens.
Mrs. G.. c. Perkins, Mrs Charles Russell.
Mrs. II. l. DruInniond. Mrs. II. Page War
den, Mrs. E. II. Groenendyke, Mrs Edward
Arturo Bandini, Mrs. Charles c. Bragdon.
Mrs. Norman Bridge. Mrs. Sumner Bugbee.
Mrs. r, b. Bush Mrs Theodore Coleman,
Mrs. Michael Cudahy. Mrs. Charles u. Dag
gett, Mrs. Caroline Dobbins. Mrs. Allen II.
Dodworth. Mrs. A. j. Eddy, Mrs Adelbert
Tenyes, Mrs. George G. Green, Mrs. George
q. Guycr Mrs. Charles l.. Holder. Mrs.
John H. Holmes, Mrs. Edward r. Hull. Mrs.
j. j. Hunker Mrs Frank NJ Hutchinson,
Mrs Theodore Irwin, Mrs. Joseph II. john
son Mrs. Il. M. Kelley. Mrs. Louise ELS
worth Latin. Mrs. John Lambert, Mrs. Ii.
NJ Lutz. Mrs Henry X. Macomber, Mrs
Gertrude Macy. Mrs. Emily Macy, Mrs. Will
liam Mccormack. Mrs. Clinton p. More
hous, Mrs. Lawrence Newman. Mrs. Frank
w. Parker. Mrs. Frank 2. Perkins. Mrs
William II. Plummer. Mrs. Walter Ray
mond Mrs. Francis f. Rowland. Mrs Della
A. Senter. Mrs. J. NJ. Smith. Mrs. William
Stanton. Mrs. II. b. Stehman Mrs. Frances
y. Swan. Mrs. william d. Turner. Mrs
John A. Warden. Mrs. Pliny Watson. Mrs
y. Marshall wotkyns,< Mrs, Walter s.
Military Euchre
The military enchre which will be given
on Monday evening. February 81, will be
played in the Romanesque room.
The third annual ball given by the man