Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29

Such a throng Of pretty girls all
flower laden as they were last even
ing at the flower show, which held its
initial session.
If one wished to choose the best pos
sible background for making the whole
world look rosy and bewildering and
altogether just the best possible place
to live i'm this side of heaven, one
would of course choose the pretty fra
grant blossoms.
It seems as If different odors recall
different pleasant events in ones exis-
tenoe. Roses, for instance often bring
to mind a wedding of dear friend at
which one wore ones prettiest gown
and was next in Importance to the
bride.
Carnations may often recall a charm
ing dinner or Il dancing party, and
not infrequently violets of a luncheon
for some girl friend. Who ever in
hailed the fragrance of the Easter lily
without being reminded of services in
some favorite church, while pansies,
magnolias, forget-me-nots all bring
back the memory of days of pleasure.
SO, II you really desire to revel in
"reminiscences just drop in at the floral
exhibit and you will surely come away
happier for the bright association.
Today will occur the nuptials of Bes-
sic Bonsall and Ernest Hamilton and
once more Los Angeles will lose one of
its fayorites.
The future home of the young couple
will be Rocky Ford, Colo, where Mr..
Hamilton i'm superintendent of a large
beet sugar factory.
Only relatives will be at the wedding,
and it really seems too bad that her
host of friends may not have the pleas
ure of witnessing the ceremony, for no
doubt the bride. will be one of the pret-
tiest of pictures.
Miss Helen Shields of 95S Bonnie
Brae street. who has been studying
music in Berlin for the past three
years, has returned and will make her
appearance here soon on the concert
stage. Miss Shields possesses a con-
tralto of rare quality and range.
The members of the Friday Morning
club are to be again treated to a talk
by a celebrity in the person of Henry
James, the novelist, who will appear
before that body on Friday morning,
April Z.
But the members have decreed-and
that thoroughly settles the matter-that
there are to be no visitors The crush
at the Richard Barry lecture quite
taught them that the best and most de-
serving members, unless they happen
to arrive early and scramble for a seat,
must either content themselves with
standing or being elbowed out of the
auditorium altogether. Many at the
last meeting were obliged to yield to
the inevitable and forego the pleasure
of the weekly program, while the
throng of guests occupied choice seats
Miss Ethel Creelman and Alfred ].
Faulkener were quietly married Mon
day afternoon at the residence of Rev.
Hugh K. Walker, 171S Flower street
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkener left yesterday
for an eastern trip, after which they
will make their home at Roanoke, Va.
Members of party who spent Sun
day at Sawtelle as guests of Mrs.
Darling, and who returned yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. E. Smith, Mes
danes George Loomis and Bessie Ken
worthy, Misses Nellie and Lulu Lewis,
Lola and Edith Mitten, Irene Jadwln,
Ruby Mitten. Messrs. Peterson, Perry
Miller and Don Mills.
Mrs. S. w. Narregang of Aberdeen,
s. D., is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Del Vale of 1904 South
Figueroa street. She expects to remain
in Los Angeles until June.
Mrs. Finis p. Earnest of Denver, who
is visiting DIR. and Mrs. C. B. Nichols
of S1S Lake street, accompanied by
Mrs. Jefferson d. Gibbs, went to Po-
mona yesterday, where they were
guests of honor at luncheon and drive
given by Mrs. Edgar German of that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hart of 500
Coronado street left yesterday for a