Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

National colors were the decorations of
the beautiful room. The winners of
first prizes were:
Mrs. L. N. Jones, bonbon dish and
fork
Mrs. Plummer, a brass writing pad.
Mrs. Forbes, a bronze clock.
Mrs. Mann, japanese embroidered
bag.
Winners of the second prizes were:
Mr. l.. NJ. Baker, a gold stickpin.
Mrs l.. M. Baker jewel box.
Miss Alice McElroy, silver scissors.
Mr.. ]. r. Fischer, a bill book in
leather.
The third prizes were won by:
Mr.. Rosenfeld, dictionary bound in
leather.
Mrs. Rosenfeld, a silver rose.
Helen Putnam. a guest book.
John H. McElroy, a bronze paper
cutter.
Monday evening, March 2, the Stroll
lers' concert quartette, composed of
Mr.. Stelle, violinist; Mr.. Ewing, "cell-
ist, and Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Pratt, vocal
lists. Will give a concert.
The program for the sacred concert
Sunday evening, March lone of the
features OF the Hotel Green-includes
some exquisite numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pixley are
guests at the Green for a short stay.
The 'ball poudre" given at the Green
Saturday evening last was a most
beautiful affair.
The Pasadena Realty board will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at
the Green next Monday morning,
March 2.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Collins
gave a we'll appointed luncheon in the
grill room. The guests were Mrs. w.
S. Hook, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hook, jr.,
Barbee Hook, c. F. Collins, jr., Miss
Collins, Miss Kelleher and Miss May
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hixon gave
very pretty dinner in the Dutch grill
room on Thursday evening and after
wards their guests participated in the
Charity Ball. The table decorations
were pink sweet peas and maidenhair
fern. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hixon, Mr.. Robert Hixon Miss
Sue Kelleher, Mr. and rms. Hanchette
Arthur DodsWorth and Miss Irwin
In the Dutch grill room Thursday
evening Leroy Macomber entertained
at dinner and his guests were Miss
Madeline Barnes, Miss Kate Macomber
OF Des Moines, Iowa, Miss Chambers
and Messrs. William P. Reed and Bar
bee Hook The table decorations were
guests participated in the Charity Ball
Preparations for the vaudeville show
which will be given about March 6 in
the music room promises much en-
joyment to the hotel guests.
Invitations have been issued to about
one hundred and fifty educators of
Pasadena to attend a dinner that will
be given next Saturday evening ut
Hotel Green, the occasion being the
opening of plans for the proposed
buildings on the new site of Throop
Institute. The dinner will be served at
o'clock, and as the hour is one Of
business it will be very informal. 1t
is also stated that at this dinner no
donations will be asked or expected,
but the meeting is merely discussion
of the plans that are to be submitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Winship, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Greenwood and Misses Greenwood
composed a party that motored to San
Antonio canyon for picnic last Thurs
day.
Under the roof of the handsome Hotel
Maryland at Pasadena are gathered
eight men called millionaires for short
whose combined wealth aggregates
$100,000,000 Seven of these guests are
bankers, the other one being w. W.
Hellman, president of the Pittsburg
Glass company. The bankers names
are as follows +. B. Reeves, presi-
dent of the Girard National bank.
Philadelphia Thomas Barr, president
Nassau National bank OF Brooklyn ana
vice president of the Corn Exchange
bank of New York city; j. l.. Petit,
president of the Wisconsin National
bank of Milwaukee; William B. Joyce,
president of the National Surety COM
pany of New York city; L. s. Hoyt,
president of the Citizens National
hank of Newcastle, Pa; j. w. Lusk,
president of the German-American Ma
tional bank of ST. Paul. and Kenneth
Clark, president of the Merchants Ma
tional bank of St. Paul.
The Hotel Green has over 500 guests
and Manager Holmes expects as many
more before the season closes.