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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
ELSIN0RE

Mrs. r. S. Cantine of Chicago, ILL.,,
who is spending a year in California
and who has spent a couple of weeks
in Elsinore with her niece, Mrs. II. II.
Hunt, went to Cotton Friday en- route
for Los Angeles and San Diego.
Mrs. John Clewett and little daugh-
ter, who have spent two weeks in Elsl-
more with Mr.. and Mrs. George Clewett,
returned to Los Angeles Friday.
Mrs Clarence Craw and daughter,
Miss Beatrice Craw, returned from
Long Beach yesterday.
Mrs Ida Craft returned to Elsinore
yesterday from Riverside.
Mrs. Kate sadler, who has purchased
home in Elsinore, arrived recently
from Los Angeles.
Miss L. M. Jeffers and nephew of
Los Angeles, who have spent several
weeks here, have returned home.
Among Lakeview arrivals are: E. G..
Durant, Pasadena; r. Nelson and party
of five, Ethanac; G.. F. Yocom, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Lampon, Mrs. Clinton
e. Galloway all of Los Angeles
Among Hot Springs hotel arrivals
are A. M. Ellis, James H. Hill, A. Cur
key, James Cricthon, all of Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Jones, Wins
low, Ariz., W. H. Buster, Winslow,
Ariz.; Carlos Briseno, Havana, Cuba:
c. B. Covert, San Diego.
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Carpenters union were entertained
Friday at the residence Of Mrs George
Coombs on ottawa avenue.
Ladies Of the Swedish Lutheran
church gave a basket social Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Peter An
derson on Jurupa avenue
Methodist women's Home Missionary
society gave George Washington
social Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs Curtis Huse. Mr.. fiuse and
Mrs. NJ G Paxton, attired as George
and Martha Washington, received the
guests under a canopy Of flags, and the
house was elaborately decorated with
red, white and blue An Informal pro-
gram was given, consisting OF solos by
Mrs. Freeman, recitations by little Miss
Johnson and selections by the ladies'
chorus
Ladies OF Escholtzia chapter, Daueh-
ters of the Revolution, were entertained
at a banquet at the Glenwood wednes-
day. Covers were laid for sixty-five.
Miss Mabel Scott was successfully
surprised Tuesday evening by about
fifteen Of her friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
OLIVE HEIGHTS

Recent arrivals at the Hill Crest
inn are: L. j. Previanee and wife, New
York City; Miss Marie Zola Moser,
Paris, France; Miss Inez L. Stroud,
New York City; ]. B. Barto and wife,
Chicago; Miss Martha Valentine, Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mrs. Mary Parker, who has been a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Packard
and family, 1923 South: Grand avenue,
has started on her return to her home
in Oakland She will visit her sister
in Modesto on her way.
Miss Ida Merriman, who has been
residing at 1923 South Grand avenue,
received a telegram from her home in
Denver, calling her at once. She
started Thursday
M. C. Richter of Santa Barbara,
student at Berkeley, is stopping at 323
South Grand avenue. He is attend
ing special course In chemistry at the
University of Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pease of ST.
Louis have taken apartments at the
Crestholne. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Rob-
ertson have returned to this hostelry
Rev. j. w. Strong, d. D., former
president of Carlton college, Northfield.
Mimi, a guest of the Crestholme, will
preach at Ontario today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
Out of Town Society
HOLLYWOOD

Mrs. Coppuck of San Francisco enter
tained party of eight Monday after
noon at luncheon at Hotel Hollywood.
The table was prettily decorated with
roses and other cut flowers. After
luncheon tallyho drive and visit to
Paul de Longpre's gallery were en-
joyed.
.'T Tuesday evening the guests of Hotel
Hollywood enjoyed a progressive 5000
party. During the evening delicious
refreshments were served.
Many citizens of Hollywood and Los
Angeles enjoyed the concerts during
dinner and throughout the evening
Saturday and Sunday at Hotel Holly
wood. These are the first of series
of similar entertainments that the pro-
prietors Mrs. Anderson and Miss Stu
art, are to give during the season.
The Alpha Beta Gamma, club en-
joyed picnic at the "Oaks" Wednes-
day. Mrs. Peter Ferguson chaperoned
the party.
A delightful dance was given Tues
day evening at the Masonic temple by
a number of young gentlemen. The
hall was prettily decorated. A string
orchestra furnished the music for
dancing. About thirty young people,
chaperoned by Mrs. Thomas Hudson,
enjoyed the evening.
M. Paul de Longpre has received
hundreds of guests during the past
week at his studios which are open
until April Is from 10 o'clock a. m. till
5 o'clock p. I'M.
F. P. Candee of Wallace, Idaho, is
the guest of his brother, Horace G.
Candee
Esther Knapp of South Norwalk,
Conn.,, are guests at Hotel Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
BOYLE HEIGHTS

Mrs. Susan Mccullough entertained
her Sunday school class of the Brook
lyn Avenue Congregational church last
Wednesday afternoon at the Mt. Pleas
ant hotel.
c. w, Decker has returned to the
Mt. Pleasant from his mines, Late ar
rivals at this hostelry ares j. j. Nc
Kenna, Winslow. Ariz.; G. t. Moulder,
Philadelphia; F. Gilman and family,
Hamburg, Iowa.
John H. Webb of South Boyle ave-
nue. has purchased lot on the corner
of Euclid avenue and Melvin street.
He is building for home.
A. Mcdonald, secretary OF the San
Pedro Lumber company Of San Pedro.
formerly of the Heights, was on a
business trip here last week.
The Young Bachelors club will hold
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
RIVERSIDE

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris
tian church entertained Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Noble on BrocIton avenue.
The affair was a "box social, and was
a great success. Musical numbers by
Miss Cooke, Mr.. Coffing, Mr.. Noble,
Miss Rena Coffey and Miss Hazel
Noble and reading by Miss Mrytle
Russell were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Decker entertained the guests of
Helen's Court Wednesday evening with
a poverty party Each guest, in cos
tune, took some part in the program.
Among the characters represented were
General and Lady washington, Dolly
Warden, Holland Dutch girls and Col
umbia.
Mrs. George F. Herrick entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Emma Shepherd, who is soon to be-
come the bride of her son, Charles w.
Herrick.
} The Glenwood's Washington birthday
ball was attended by large number of
society people, and was a brilliant
social function in every respect.
Little Miss Margaret Younglove en-
tertained twenty-four little friends
Thursday afternoon. The occasion
was the fifth birthday Of the little hos
tess and the little ones had a merry
time playing games and enjoying the
birthday supper
Sons of st. George gave a dance
Thursday evening at Pythian castle,
the committee in charge consisting of
Stanley Rogers, Hal Urquhart and G..
e. Kelly.
Members of Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
BELMONT HAIeHTs

Mr.. Adams and little son, having
been to Catalina for several months,
have returned and reside at 1887 West
First street Mr.. Adams is a pioneer
Of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Townsend, who was severely
injured by street car several months
ago at First street and Belmont ave-
nue., has returned to his home at 1905
Council street from the German Dea-
concss' hospital
Court Angeleno, l. o. F., enjoyed a
banquet Friday evening at Rogers
hall, corner Temple street and Union
avenue.
A. j. Wells Of San Francisco has
been the guest Of his daughter, Mrs
N. P. Conrey and family, 1888 Rock
wood street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Fox jr., who
were recently married, are occupying
their new home, 116 North Union ave-
nue..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
SANTA PAULA

Mr. Titus has moved his house onto
the Hud Warning place and will occupy
1t Immediately.
The ladies of the Saticoy Club House
association have in preparation another
dramatic entertainment. If former
successes are any criterion, this will be
fine production. The play is en-
titled "The Old Dairy Homestead" and
the cast is d strong one. The date has
not yet been fixed.
A large delegation of Eagles from
Ventura drove out Tuesday night.
The occasion was the instituting of an
aerie here and the new lodge started
out under encouraging circumstances.
Over seventy are enrolled as charter
members.
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. SUBURBAN NOTES
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tConunued from PAGE Threej
ward, intending to make their future
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence OF 1909 Dewey
avenue has returned to her home after
staying some time at her brothers, d..
Euetace, IN Burbank. Mrs. Eustace
has been very I'll but is convalescent.
Miss Elizabeth June, who has been
III At her home, 14OO Reid street, is re-
covering.
The young people Of the Pico
Heights Congregational church gave a
box social" in the church parlors
Friday evening. A large number was
present and an excellent program was
rendered. The bethlehem orchestra"
assisted in the musical program.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Redondo
was calling on former friends and
neighbors during the past week.
william Kirk and wife of Pleasant
Grove, Shoto county, Utah, are at 1242
Dewey avenue for a few months stay
in Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Laughlin of Oak
dale, Cal, are guests at the home Of
Mr.. Bowen at 9S3 King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell of El Paso,
Tex. who visited Los Angeles earlier
IN the season, have returned, intending
to make their home here. They are
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Buffinger,
relatives of Mr.. Bell at 1917 Vermont
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

given which caused much amusement
The ladies' Of the NJ. r. church served
a dinner in Reeds hall, which proved
a great success owing TO the large
number Of people who attended tho
races.
On Friday evening the young people,
Of the Christian church viii give a
concert at Reeds hall for the benefit
Of the Christian church choir. The
following program win Be rendered:
Gather Ye Rosebudsr J. Blumenthal,
assisted by a chorus; solo, Ed speer;
reading. "The Hero Woman" Bertha
Jordan: duet, Moonlight on the
Rhine" f. G. Hezmalhalch and NJ.
Stanton; reading, Mrs. J. D. Reed;
solo. Lille Harris; quartet, Jack and
Jir' "a. J. CaldicotD, Misses Myrtle
and Addie Kellar, Messrs. Kellar and
Stanton; reading, Mr.. G. p. Crawford;
solo. r. G. Hezmalhach; chorus,
what the Chimney Sang" (Arthur
Dunham).
y Maud Doughty of Lordsburg has re-
turned to her home after visiting her
sister for several weeks in Covina.
Dacy Smith of Pasadena was the
guest of Mabel White last week.
william Hunter and wife of Moscow,
Idaho, are the guests of "A. Layman
and family.
The members Of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Christian church
and their friends enjoyed an evening
at the home of Clara Anon on Badlllo
street last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Asi Villnger left yes
terday for Lodi, where they expect to
remain for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
cARvANzA

ProfNw. l.. Judson, Miss Pearl Jud-
son, Miss Daisy White and Paul judi
son went to Perris on Wednesday.
Prof. Judson owns a ranch there.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Gar
vanza Methodist church gave a social
and musicale last Tuesday evening at
the home of w. r. Bacon, 1O1 North
Avenue Sixty-six. A musical program
was rendered. About 100 persons at
tended.
The Fortnightly club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guerwits on
North Avenue Sixty-six. N. Messer
read paper on "Goethe's Faust. :"
The seventh chapter of the club story
was written by Mrs. William Holway.
The story is based on the early days
of the Mexicans in Southern Califor-
MIA.
At the meeting of the Audubon So
ciety at the home of w. r. Myers, Prof.
J. Grinnell of the Throop institute gave
talk on our Dooryard Birds" The
professor exhibited several stuffed
specimens. He brought out the bene-
fetal points of the birds in destroying
insects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lee of Pomo-
ma were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Wheat, 521 Avenue Sixty-six, last Mon
day.
Mrs. Catherine P. Wheat addressed
the child study circle of the Harper
.ohoot ~, xTor,,,o,,+ o.,ny,a Ioet Thtt ,-e-
day on the topic, Motherhood as a
Profession
DIR. /. G. Fisher is putting UP a neat
Office building on his property adjoin-
ing his residence on Ruby street.
A. E. Reynolds, expressman, is put
ting up building on the rear of his
lot recently purchased at 6425 Ruby
street. He will build in about three
months a modern cottage on the front
Of his lot.
The P. E. o. chapter d. and l., gave
a colonial party at the home Of w. e.
B. Partridge, 6431 Eagle Rock avenue,
last Tuesday evening. About sixty
people were present attired in colonial
costumes. A musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered followed by a So
cial time.
B. r. Crutchfield has sold his resi-
dence property at GAIA Ruby street to
Miss Annie Sutton.
F. L. Weller of 554> South Figueroa
street has purchased a lot through
the agency of Poor & Wing on Repton
street He will build home next
summer.
Members of the Cumnock school gave
a delightful entertainment last Thurs
day evening at Miller's hall. The af-
fair was under the auspices of Live
Oak camp, Royal Neighbors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
POMONA

Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Balfour
Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Grace O'Connor, who will leave in n
short time to make her home in Los
Angeles. Those present were Captain
and Mrs. W., w. Midgley Mrs. Louis
Androus, E, M. ,Kilsey and H. Nj. Fay.
DR.. and Mrs II. j. Wilson entertained
a company of children at their home
Wednesday evening at a Washington's
birthday party in honor of their daugh
ter, Airline The rooms We're prettily
decorated with flowers and flags. After
refreshments and games DR.. Wilson
gave pleasant talk on Lives of
Great Men as an Inspiration to the
Young"
Major and Mrs. S. N. Androus. Judge
and Mrs. j. b. Tuttle and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Prentiss Robinson We're
at Pasadena Thursday night to attend
banquet of the Military Order of the
Loyal Legion.
viii M. Cressy and wife of Concord,
~. III "SiS BucStS NASN"y Va SVioi'el
G. f. Robinson and family the party
being entertaiped at the home of City
Engineer George Prentiss Robinson.
Mr.. Cressy and his wife, whose stage
name Is Blanche Dayne, have been de.
lighting Los Angeles audiences with
sketches of the New Hampshire Yarv
kee."
The Pomona Ebell club was adj
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
EAST LOS ANGELES

The Arroyo w. C. r. II. has elected
officers as follows: Mrs. Cora Diveley,
president; Mrs. Ida Ruggles, vice pres
ident; Mrs. 70. M. Adams, secretary;
Mrs. Widen, treasurer.
Eureka Rebekah lodge, at its meet
ing last Wednesday evening. received
one application for membership.
Mr. sFifield Is building a modern two
story residence at 3211 Pasadena ave-
nue..
Court Easlake No. 204, Foresters Of
America, will give smoker at Odd
Fellows hall Monday evening.
C. @. Reeves of 2714 Downey avenue
is in Covina, where he is building a
cottage.
L. A. Stahl, who recently purchased
the Metzger property, corner Sichel
street and Downey avenue, is planning
to erect a two-story building, with
stores below and flats above.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
HIGHLAND PARK

The frame OF the Presbyterian church
is up and the work of building Is pro-
crossing finely. The corner stone will
be laid next Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.
L. T. Bowers of 1852 West Thirtieth
street has purchased lot on West
Avenue SO in the Hillside tract. He
will build for home.
A. HI. Moore, driver Of engine No. IL,
has returned from his trip of three
weeks at Indio. He owns a melon
ranch there
Mrs. Nettie G. Wade of La Canada
has purchased on West Avenue 54 She
will build for a home.
Mrs. Emma M. Waggoner of 1906
West Third street has purchased a lot
on Avenue SO, in the Cortelyou & Whit
comb tract. She will improve it.
Rev. Henry B. Gage of Long Beach
has purchased a lot through the
agency of Poor & Wing, of Mrs. Helen
French on Echo street, Highland Home
tract. He will build.
Thomas L. Kerr of 1893 South Fig
ueroa street has purchased of Poor &
WlnR Two lOlS VII WCoI AVENUE ~, III
the Highlands Heights tract.
Carl G.. Packard has purchased three
lots on East Avenue 81, in the High
land Park tract.
Lydia M. McFall Of Boston has pur-
chased of Mrs. A. M. Cook a house
and lot on Monte Vista street and is
occupying it with her family.
Charles F. Young of Boyle Heights
has purchased a lot on West Avenue
. SO, near Monte Vista street. He will
build home.
Rev. Henry Thomson of Ell Paso.
Tex, has purchased from S. G. Wing
two lots on Avenue So. He will i'm
prove the property.
Mrs. Mary C. Kenyon of Prospect
Park has purchased through the
agency of Poor & Wing, of Thomas
Lundtrow, the house and lot at S1S
West Avenue 52
r. A. McBurney of 999 West Thirty
second street has purchased a lot on
West Avenue SO, in the Hillside tract.
Miss A. B. Ramsey of Osceola, Wis,
has purchased property on West Ave-
nue. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
VERNON

The Vernon people are much pleased
with the prospect of having new brick
twelve-room school house to cost $4,000
on lot to cost $4,000 on East Fifty
third street, near Central avenue. The
Vernon Improvement association has
the credit for this Improvement.
John Scott and family of Chicago are
recent arrivals and will occupy their re-
Gently purchased home on East Forty
sixth street. They are now residing
at 11711s East Forty-ffth street.
Frank Pells of Seattle is the guest
of w d. Buck. 4414 Central avenue.
He is touring Southern California.
DR.. j, W. Epperson has moved his
r. sidence ON the corner lot of his prop
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
WEsTLAKE

Arrivals at the Leighton are: Mrs. G..
H. Kettelly, Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Rhodes. Chicago; G. w. Stapleton,
Butte. Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. G H.
Peters. Miss A. H. Easton, San Fran
cisco; E. S. Ballard and wife, Miss
Ballard, Davenport, Ia; M. G. Gallon,
New York City; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
l.. Rust, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. R,9t,
Master Arthur Rust, Tacoma; Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Thompson, Detroit; Mrs. w.
Vinegar, Mrs. Edward Tuckham,
Grand Rapids; C. M. BURY, New
Philadelphia, o.; J. S. Munro and wife,
Mrs. e. d. Sherwood and child, Camil-
lus, N. Y. Mrs. H. M. Torinis, Miss
Torinis, Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Torinis,
Cook, Detroit Mrs. A. S. Bushnell,
Mrs. II. G. Dimond, Miss H. Dimond.
Springfield, Ill.
Late arrivals at the Alvarado are:
Mrs. ]. H. Small York, Pa; Mrs. r. p.
Cobb, Troy, N. Y; A. Pickins and wife,
Hastings. Neb.; Mrs. Walker Hill and
maid, st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs. Robert Muir.
Burlington, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hill, Hartford, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Wadsworth, Mrs. Mary Wadsworth,
Miss Mary Wadsworth, Davenport, Ia.
Mrs. N. A. Mcbride, Miss Ruth X.
Mcbride. b. C. Mcbride. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Candy, st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, w. Sears. guests of
the leighton, spent two days at Mt.
Lowe last week. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Kelly and Mrs. r. H. Monro were at
Avalon last week. Mr. and Mrs. O..
A. Robertson have gone to Redlands
for a few days. Mrs. j. Otis Smith
spent several days at San Diego. last
week.
Arrivals at the Lakeview hotel are:
Mr., and Mrs. Lewis Bierfield, Chicago;
MRS. w. H. Bringhurst. Miss Josephine
Bringhurst, Logansport, Ind; Il. A.
Wayne. Butte, Mont.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

erty on East Fifty-second street. He
has sold the two lots adjoining to Po-
lice Officer Oscar Anderson, who will
build for home.
A. M. Loop, who has been residing at
1900 East Forty-eighth street, has gone
tc San Francisco on q business trip.
Mrs Mary 70. Baldwin and family OF
l11H East Forty-eighth street have
moved to the Palms, where they have
purchased property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

Doubtless you have heard the talk about town of the
Los cAngees Furniture Co.'S quitting business at the old
store 22579 South Broadway and the great price
cessons that being made Of the removal
We giving pure and simple discount of from Is to
40 per cent very fine line of Furniture, Carpets
Draperies and Upholstery Goods
Our new 7-story building on South Spring between
Sixth and Seventh Sts is not yet completed but when
is it will be veritable Furniture Exposition Building,
filled with the very newest and best creations in line
That's why we willing to sell very hgh-grade
stock from every department
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
SOUTH LOS ANGELES

Bert Pervin, formerly of South Los
Angeles, has returned and resumed
business.
Rev. Frederick Miller, pastor of the
Haven Methodist church, has moved
to his new home, 1919 East Twenty
eighth street.
George q. Coombs is preparing to
build a brick block, southwest corner
Central avenue and East Twenty
fourth street. 1t will be one of the
best in the section.
The Thursday Study circle was de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
Mrs. M. D. Carter, 2711 Central Ave-
nue., last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

q social for the club and friends at the
home Of Roy Cleveland, 320 North Soto
street, next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence OF Columbus,
o., are the guests Of their niece, Mrs.
George Peters, 212t East Second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

Buying this class of goods at
our present prices Is almost
like buying gold for It's
LDeight In SitOer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

LUe urge you to nSzke your
purchases early and giOe us
at least IS hours In Uhich
to make deliUery.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26
AT a Sacrifice of From Is to 4O%

Goods of our high quality
could neOer be offered atsuch
reductions but for an extra
ordinary occasion like this.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

.4t home In temporary quarters
eOery day this Deek
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-15

hat that the fashionable leaders of so.
ciety are selecting depend entirely upon
the mode in which the hair is dressed.
|: The pompadour dressing still pre-
walls, but in its later phases it is much
smaller, doubtless to accord with the
much smaller chapeaux that the best
milliners in Paris are pushing upon
picture hats were worn, and the big
and shady shepherdesses, a stray lock
or two of hair did not look at all I'M
tidy. Indeed, if it were curly it added
quite charm, and struggling locks
twisting their curly way around the
face took away somewhat from the
severity Of outline of the large velvet
picture hat. But in the smaller ones they
make for quite different effect, and
what was charming carelessness in the
large hat will appear just plain untidi.
ness in the smaller.
No Set Rule in Hats.
One of the most delightful things
about the new Easter hats is that they
follow no set rule. There are hats with
deep bandeaux in the back that make
them tilt so far forward in front that
they look as tho in imminent danger Of
perching upon the tip Of ones nose.
There are other shapes thai, flare
ouldlt Wy upWdlu OA tuc 1dCSs duu tucI0
are still others in which the tilt and
the flare are entirely dependeHT upon
the within of the wearer; they are equal
1y modish and equally fetching worn at
any angle that may be becoming.
And the color schemes in hats are
ljust as dainty and as delicate as in
dress. 1t is quite the thing to have
hat and costume of the same color, but
with q marked touch Of color relief in
the trimming of the hat. Thus, with a
smart pale blue silk warp henrietta
shirt waist suit, the hat is of pale blue
chip, and the trimming is of Parma vio-
let's, with touch of very deep anne
thyst velvet. The effect is extremely
smart.
| Another very smart chapeau is in
pale pink straw, the trimming of green
| ivy leaves and pert bows Of dark red
velvet ribbon, both loops and ends
wired to stand smartly upward. This
ID one of the plateau shapes, those
round, fiat discs that the clever milliner
delights in, for with strand or two OF
wire she can bend and twist them into
the most original shapes and fashion a
chapeau that shall be most becoming to
| its Wearer.