Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-07

President Roosevelt Is evidently in for
II now. First Miss Susan 3. Anthony,
the well known advocate Of giving wo-
men the ballot, has, IL seems, written
the president, asking him to treat wo-
men as we'll as he does negroes. Miss
Anthony objects to the ex-Rough Rider
in the White House referring to the
gentler sex invariably as wives and
mothers. when he speaks of negroes
he refers to them as citizens He will
have to learn as other men have" 1t
is easy to conjecture the amazement OF
the president when he learns that he
has committed gross dlscourtesy in
recognizing woman relatively only and
not as an individual. He Is not accus-
toned to regarding her in any other
way than her relation to some man and
1t will certainly be something of a
shock for him to be told to cease being
an old fogy on this subject and wake
up to twentieth century conditions. Not
only this, but more trouble still Is in
store for him, as Mrs. Ida Hustled Har-
per threatens that he shall no longer
enjoy immunity from being replied TO
by the wives and mothers he has lee
tured, exhorted and criticised (and
sometimes praised) these many months.
They have, 1t appears, restrained the
remonstrances and demands provoked
by his course until such time as he was
duly elected official. Now he is to be
told, among other things, what womens
rights are and he is to be asked what
he is going to do about 1t.
One of the pretty affairs of recent
date was the bridge whist party given
yesterday by Mrs. Will Bishop Of
Adams street and Menlo avenue, who
entertained for Mrs. ]. Thompson Sharp
of Jacksonville, ILL.,, sister of Mrs.
Frank Griffiths, whose guest she Is at
the Hinman.
| Mrs. Frank Campbell of London,
England who Is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Percy Hoyle of 7O7 West Twenty
eighth street, was the honored guest at
a luncheon given Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Jefferson Paul Chandler of 707
West Twenty-eighth street.
Miss Elsie Laux of $40 Bixel street
has as her guest for several weeks Miss
Nell Stone of Santa Barbara, formerly
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover P. Widney of
Hotel Lexington entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
David S. Murray of Salt Lake City,
covers being laid also for Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Jevne, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Braly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Innes. The
table was decorated with marguerites
and ferns.
Mrs. U. G. Miller of 1910 Iowa street
entertained at handsomely appointed
affair on Monday afternoon for Mrs.
George II. Ross Of st. Louis. The
guests included Mrs. William Overton,
Mrs. Scott Wilson, Miss Whitson and
Mr.. and Mrs Adrien Loeb of 1249
Trenton street will leave next Saturday
for New York and will sail April 81 on
the steamer Deutschland for England.
They expect to be away six months and
will visit all the principal points of in
terest on the continent.
A Spanish dinner will be served by the
Congregational union at the First Con-
gregational church today, on which oc-
casion DIR. c. H. Patton will be the
guest of honor.
Mrs. Uric Josef Marchand enter
tanned at a delightful tea yesterday
afternoon at her pretty home. 1927 Bond
street. The receiving hours were from
to g. but a number of guests Joined
those of the afternoon and the affair
was prolonged into the evening.
The colors used throughout the home
were red and green, carnations, roses
and ferns, forming an artistic floral ar
rangement.
While tea and punch were served dur
ing the afternoon a tamale supper was
served for the evenings refreshments.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Allison Wallace, Miss Maude
e. Richards and Miss Dickinson.
Presiding at the table were Miss
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