Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-26
Society


az UNNyCREST, the magnificent Or
ange Grove avenue home OF Dr.
~ and Mrs. Robert Jones Burdette
In Pasadena, was the scene yesterday
afternoon and evening of one OF the
largest social functions ever given IN
southern California, when in response
to invitations nearly one thousand
friends came to offer fluctuations on
the tenth anniversary of the marriage
Of the celebrated Baptist divine anu
his charming wife.
The house was decorated LOT tne %
casion with beautiful simplicity. the
fiowers and greenery having been
erovn on the magnificent Burdette
Window boxes constructed for the
occasion gave the stately rooms an
aspect of tropical splendor.
DR.. and Mrs. Burdette received tnelr
guests in the reception hall, stanolng
in front of the great fireplace, on eacn
side of which was a handsome crystal
vase four feet tall filled with iris.
Assisting in receiving were Mrs.
Adna r. Chaffee, Mrs. Hugh l.. NC
Neil. Mrs. /. N. Van Mugs, Mrs. Felix
G. Howes, Mrs. Frank Dewey, Mrs
Sumner F. Hunt, Miss Lucy Clark anu
Miss Mary Clark Of Los Angeles. Mrs
A. Moss Merwin, Mrs. Norman
bridge. Mrs. George E. Hale, Mrs. c.
r. Holder Mrs. John Hugus, Mrs. Il.
n. Groenendyke, Miss Marion McGil-
vray and Miss Madeline Barnes OF
Pasadena.
With an English breakfast Mrs. ia
cob Hanst entertained party or
twelve women friends "Wednesday az
her home on West Twenty-second
street. Bridge was enjoyed later
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Miss Gertrude May Nier of Harvard
boulevard was hostess yesterday at
prettily arranged heart party given IN
compliment to Miss Halle Reinharu,
whose marriage with Jacob Blakey is
announced to take place April Is.
The hostess was assisted in her
nleasant duties by the little Misses
Helen Meredith and Mildred Nier
Among the friends asked to meet
Miss Reinhard were Mrs. A. ID. Hun
ter, Mrs. w. S. Overton, Mrs. Nor
val Milligan, Mrs. Walter Barclay, Mrs.
oscar Headley, Mrs. Ulysses Miller,
Mrs. John Walter Nier and the Misses
Monnie Botsford, Helen Salisbury.
Daisy Dake, Vera Spring, Kathleen
Spring, Lulu Reinhard, Josephine
Headley, Belle Paul, Mildred Neis-
weinder and Cora Whitson.
very pleasant wedding occurred
last evening at the home of Rev. j. c.
Elliott pastor of Haven Methodist
church, on West Jefferson street, when
Mrs Mae Elizabeth Scott, formerly OF
Pasadena, and Isaac Goode of Los An
geles were united i'm marriage. Mr..
Goode was for many years prominent
citizen of Colorado. a man of affairs,
but has made his home in Los Angeles
for the last two years. Mrs. Scott.
who was formerly from Michigan and
removed from there to Pasadena, has
made her home in Los Angeles for
some time, and she has many friends
in both Michigan and California.
The bride was elegantly gowned In
a handsome suit of gray broadcloth,
with hat to match. trimmed in white
ostrich plumes. The house decorations
were in plumosus and callas, with white
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Goode will go to
San Francisco and Denver on their
wedding tour and will probably make
their home in California. although Mr..
Goode has large interests in Colorado
which will demand a portion of his
time there. Both are prominent mem
bers of Haven Methodist church and
have large circle of friends in Los
Angeles.
Mrs Elmer Cole of Rampant street
will entertain at bridge tomorrow and
again on Thursday. Assisting women
tomorrow will be Mrs. Reuben Shet-
tier, Mrs. Henderson Hayward and
Mrs. Nicholas Rice.
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For Miss Anna Marie Nellus, Miss
Blanche Ruby is entertaining a small
company with tea Monday at her
Hoover street home.
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Mrs. Augustine Shelburne of Brent
street entertained with a tea yesterday
In compliment to Miss Grace Whitsell
and Miss Mabel Tanner who with