Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
WEEK END NEWS
PASADENA HOTELS

No end of gayety prevails in the Pasa-
dena hotels and the tourists fortunate
enough to visit this fair city the pres
ent city declare that they never saw
more delightful winter resort.
Many new guests are registering
daily at the handsome Hotel Green,
and the management is we'll pleased
with the success OF the year 1908 so
far. Many former guests have returned
this year, as usual with patrons pf
the Green.
DR.. w. f. Fundenburg, Mr.. Funden-
burg and DR.. George Fundenburg of
Pittsburg have returned for an In
definite stay.
Mrs. Walter Griffith. Miss Roberta
Griffith and Miss Jean Griffith of Gin
cinnati arrived last Tuesday at the
Green for the season.
Mrs. Robert Pitcairn and maid Of
Pittsburg arrived Friday at the Green
for the season.
The charity ball given at the Hotel
Green in the ballroom last Thursday
evening was one of the most brilliant
social affairs ever seen in Pasadena.
Ladies' in Charge
The ladies in charge of the ball
were: Mesdames Arthur A. Libby,
Charles Cranz Perkins, H. Page War
den, Charles Russell, Harrison L.
Drummond, Edward r. Kellam, Ed
ward H. Groenendyke.
The patronesses: Mesdames A. A.
Libby. John S. Cravens, c. c. Perkins,
Charles Russell, H. l. Drummond, H.
Parge Warden, L. Fl. Groenendyke,
Edward r. Kellam, Samuel w. Aller-
ton, Arturo Bandini, Charles c. Brag-
don. Norman Bridge Sumner Bugbee,
B. B. Bush, Theodore Coleman, Michael
Dobbins, Allen r. Dodworth, A. j.
Eddy, Adelbert Fenyes George G.
Green, George G. Guyer. Charles It.
Holder, John H. Holmes, Edward r.
Hull, ]. j. Hunker, Frank NJ. Hutchin-
son, Theodore Irwin, Joseph a. John
son, e. M. Kelley, Louise Ellsworth
Laffin, John Lambert, H. M. Lutz,
Emily Macy, william Mccormack,
Clinton P. Morehous, Lawrence New
man, Frank w. Parker, Frank p Per-
kins, William H. Plummer, Walter
Raymond, Francis F. Rowland, Della
Senter, ]. NJ. Smith, William Stanton,
II. B. Stehman, Frances B. Swan, Will
liam D. Turner John A. Warden. Pliny
Watson, B. Marshall Wotkyns, Walter
S. Wright.
Hotel Guests Present
Among the hotel guests noted were:
Mrs. James Huested Holmes black
lace over white, with diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Angie Holmes, frock of pale
yellow messaline, trimmed with cloht-
of-gold and gold embroidery and a
chaplet of yellow blossoms in her hair.
Mrs. F. A. Holyoke, imported gown
of black lace with garniture of jet, cut
decollete, and diamonds.
Mrs. George H. Lincoln of New York,
la la NJ
broidered in white and trimmed with
quantities of rare duchess point.
Mrs. George Hixon, decollete gown of
pale yellow satin chiffon with diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. L. M. Hutchinson imported cos
tune of violet chiffon over violet silk,
with bodice Of violet, satin trimmed,
with and embroidery in same shade,
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. F. A. Holcomb, white chiffon
satin, with garniture of cloth-of-gold'
diamonds and pearl jewels.
Mrs. Montgomery Ward, white chif-
fon trimmed with Irish point, diamonds
and pearls
en- traine, trimmed with heavy black
lace and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Gibbs, rose chiffon, pattern
Paris gown, in tints of rose pink,
shading into violet, amethyst jewels.
Mrs J. Parker Smith, costume OF
white chiffon satin and panels of filet
lace with pearls and diamonds.
Mrs J. D. Ross. magnificent cos
tune of. all-over Irish point, trimmed
with Irish lace and embroidery.
Mrs. M. K. Isles. exquisite chiffon
robe. empire style, hand painted, with
delicate pink blossoms pink accessor-
les, relieved by touches of black velvet.
Mrs. George B. Little, white gauze
heavily spangled with gold accessories
of pale green, pearl ornaments.
Miss Ross. sage green chiffon satin,
trimmings of velvet in darker shade,
bertha of point lace, diamond necklace
and pendant.
Mrs. Frank Hixon. lemon color chif-
f. / cloth with bands of velvet of cor
responding hue.
Mrs. G. p Douglass, embroidered
white chiffon decollete with touches OF
pale pink and green.
Miss Sue Kelleher wore fascinating
frock of chiffon trimmed with bands OF
pale green panne velvet and a chaplet
of rosebuds in her hair.
Miss Marjorie Ward, white silk with
lace trimmings.
Mrs Clara Putnam, white embroid-
cred chiffon over white silk.
Miss Helen Putnam white and pink
organdie over white silk.
Mrs w. B. McElroy, black lace with
white applique and ropes of diamonds.
Miss McElroy, white silk in most be-
coming effect.
Miss Cutler, black lace over white.
Miss Paddock, blue crepe.