Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
WEEK END NEWS
PASADENA HOTELS

PASADENA HOTELS
PASADENA hotel life is throbbing
with interest. Card parties. theater
parties, dinners and musicales, as well
as golf and mountain trips and other
out-of-door amusements being the fea-
lures of the last weeks program for
the many hundreds of eastern tourists
enjoying the Crown Citys famous hos
telries.
At the Hotel Green
At the beautiful Hotel Green the
past week has been one of the utmost
gayety and pleasure. With weather
ideal, and amid the beautiful surround
ings of this well known establishment,
the guests have had no difficulty in en-
joying themselves.
A large tally-ho party, composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Atwood, Mr. and
Mrs. A. b. Atwood, Mrs. Gertrude c.
Barrows, Charles II. Child, Mrs. E. 70.
Eagan, Mrs. c. r. Guither, Miss Isabel
Garwood, Miss NJ. e. Griffith. DR.. and
Mrs. o. T. Howe. Nathaniel Heath,
August Kupka, Mrs. l.. Kofoed, Mrs.
John Loughran, Miss Marie Loughran,
Miss Sarah Loughran, Mrs. Charles j.
Miller, Miss Marie Miller, Miss Gather
inc Miller, Charles H. Miller, Miss l.
p. Owen, James M. Tierney and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Willie took in the many
beautiful drives of Pasadena Wednes-
day, and Thursday took in Mt. Lowe.
One of the most interesting guests
that arrived at Hotel Green the past
week was Colonel Bob Johnston of
Death valley, nephew of General
Joe Johnston, the famous Confederate
leader.
The Romanesque room was the scene
of another military eucher on Friday
evening, and much credit is due Mrs.
F. A. Holcomb and Mrs. Osterhout for
its success.
Gleatina Green has recovered from
her recent illness and is again among
her little friends. who patiently awaited
her recovery During Miss Green's con-
valescing she was quite busy with her
pencil and as a result she shows some
sketches of a high degree of artistic
merit which promises much for the fu-
ture.
Vernon Bettin, the boy soprano, gave
a concert in the Romanesque room on
Wednesday evening, assisted by the
Hotel Green orchestra. Master Bettin
has a beautiful quality of voice, its
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able, his phrasing and intelligent inter-
probation all are most admirable, and
great treat was furnished the guests.
The program for the sacred concert
this evening is as follows: March, mi
belungen," (Wagner); serenata, AN
gels" (Braga): overture, IF I Were
King" (Adams); scenes from MADAM
Butterfly (PuccinD; Largo" (HandeD.
In addition to the regular sacred con-
cert this evening by the Hotel Green
orchestra, the Madrigal quartet will
render the following selections: mo
Evil Shall Befall Thee" (Cortyn ElD;
"Carissima" (Arthur PENN; Crimson
Twilight" (Rogers).
Mrs. George G. Gibbs, Mrs. Mont
gomery Ward and Mrs. Frank Little
went to Mt. Lowe on Monday.
Miss Angie Holmes has returned from
weekend visit to Mt. Wilson.
Mrs. Col. G. G. Green returned to the
Green on Wednesday, after spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neu-
stadt in Los Angeles.
A jolly party. composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. McElroy, Miss Alice Nc
Elroy, John H. McElroy, Robert r.
McElroy, D. NJ. Lyons. Mrs. Clara Put
man, Miss Helen Putnam, ]. r. Fischer,
Miss Ditewig and Mrs E. V. Price,
went to Casa Verdugo on Monday,
where an elaborate Spanish dinner was
served to them.
Colonel and Mrs. James E. Montgom-
cry were dinner guests of G. N. Eaton
on Sunday.
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Inns, jr., and Miss Collins, popular
guests of Hotel Green, have returned
from Mrs. w. s. Hooks house party
at Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Livingston.
Miss Winthrop and II. r. Taylor COM
posed a party from San Francisco that
arrived this week. Mr.. Livingston is
chief architect of the new Palace hotel
in San Francisco.
The roof garden has never been so
popular as 1t has this season, and most
every night many couples interested in
Cupid's art find their way there, so now
this beautiful garden has been renamed
Loves Retreat" and "Cupid's Bower"
Next week a list of the regular patrons
of this resort will be published.
One of the pretty affairs of the sea-
son was the dinner given In the Dutch
grill room last Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rehm. Immense
palms added color to the room, and the
table was brilliant with sweet peas
and maidenhair ferns. With Mr.. and
Mrs. Rehm were seated at the table
Mr.. and Mrs. Orb, Mrs. Conrad Seipp,
Conrad Seipp, jr., Miss Marie Lefens
and Mrs. Albert Madlener, all of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Artemus Lamb gave on Thurs
day evening a charming dinner to sew
eral of her friends The Dutch grill
room never looked better. and the table
set to represent an immense ocean with
boat, an exact replica of the boat on
which several of her guests will sail
next week. was most artistic. The en-
tire scheme was most original Seated
at the table were Mrs. Lamb, Mr.. Sea-
mans, Mr.. Bosley, Mrs. Church. Miss
Seamons, Mrs. Holcomb, Mrs. Lincoln,
Mr.. West, Mr.. Walsh and Mr. Groen-
endyke.
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