Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

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and Mrs. Benjamin F. Church for a
week from wednesday, and an affair
by Mrs. John Smith of West Twenty
fifth street for later date.
Mrs. George Irwin of Muskegon,
Mich, and Miss Henriette O'Brien
were the honored guests at a dancing
party given Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra T. Stimson. The hostess
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Wal
ter Leeds and about sixty guests were
entertained.
Mrs. James Ford and Mrs. John
Ellis of Hotel Melrose will entertain a
party Of friends on a trolley ride to
Casa Verdugo and Spanish luncheon
on their arrival there. The affair is
planned for next Saturday
Mrs. Frank Griffith of Hotel Hin
man has as her guest her sister, Mrs.
J. Thompson Sharpe of Jacksonville,
Ill. In honor of Mrs. Thompson Mr.
and Mrs. Will Bishop will entertain at
bridge next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank E. Schofield, wife of
Lieutenant SchofieId of the United
States navy. is the guest of Mrs. Sam
uel Foy of Raphael Heights.
Miss Mary Catteleman. who has beer
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Elmer T.
Barber, will leave tomorrow for San
Francisco and Santa Barbara, en- route
to her home in Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barker
gave a trolley ride to Verdugo recently
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Mott.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Taylor of 1442
Pleasant avenue will entertain the
members of the Five Hundrad club
Wednesday evening, April -.
The members of the Monday Musical
club viii be the guests at the next
meeting. April 10, of Mrs. Roth Hamil-
ton, who will entertain at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Kempton.
Mrs. John Griffin Mott will be at
home the first two Fridays in May at
the home of her mother, Mrs. j. A.
Fairchild, S37 Burlington avenue.
Miss Helen Hutton of 1915 South
Main street entertained at luncheon
at yesterday IN honor of Miss Eliza
beth Burns of San Jose who is visit
ing her aunts, Mrs. w. S. Overton and
Mrs. r. A. Hunter. Yellow and white
roses were used in the decorations and
covers were laid for Mrs. A. w. Hut
ton, Mrs. w. S. Overton, Miss Roberta
Smith, Miss Hazel Sale, Miss Evelyn
Elizabeth Hutton, Miss Louise Mills
and Miss Nita Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cole, jr., of
4012 Pasadena avenue are in San Fran
cisco for a visit of several weeks. Mrs.
Cole left Los Angeles Thursday morn
ing to meet Mr.. Cole, who is returning
from an eastern trip.
Many a man, IL he takes any inter-
est in domestic affairs at all, proves
himself bore and nuisance to his long
suffering household; but on no subject
does he hold such heretcal views as on
the subject of housekeeping. Indeed,
his ideas are perfectly appalling to a
woman, and In consequence the annual
turnout becomes a season of purga-
tory to both wife and servants.
Now, his plan OF campaign is not to
start from the top of the house and
clean room by room downstairs in turn
AS result the furniture which the hall
refuses to shelter remains in it's respec-
tive rooms. OF course, there are NOT
sufficient dust sheets to cover up every
article in the house. so the winters
dirt is doubled at one fell swoop by
SCOT, to say nothing of it's injurious
effect upon the furniture.
The husband housekeeping in thu
vigorous valor of his manhood has 4
deep rooted objection to carpet beatlnl
abroad, SO he usually starts carpe
beating in the back garden at home
while the floors of the various room
are being scrubbed.
Two or three days OF this sort o
thing and everybody In the house feel
his inclination tending toward suicide