Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

2633 Hoover street returned Thursday
evening from a visit of several weeks
in San Francisco, where they were ac-
companied by their daughters. Miss
Miss Mary Small of San Francisco
came south with them, and will be their
guest for two weeks or more.
Miss Bessie Drake and Miss Seeley
Drake are visiting friends in Tucson.
Count and Mrs. Jaro Won Schmidt of
1 Chester place will entertain with
dinner at the Bolsa Chica club next
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mott, who re-
turned this week from their wedding
trip to San Francisco and other
northern points, are at Hotel West
minister, where they will receive their
friends. Upon their return trip they
| were met at Santa Barbara and ac-
companed home by party, including
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Myrick, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Stimson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Jones' Mrs. It. d. Mott and Mrs. Henry
| Van der Leck.
Men guests of Hotel Westmoor are
planning a card party to be given next
Friday evening for their women
friends, who entertained with SINH
lar affair in their honor Friday evening
Fitzgerald Murphy, who made the
dramatic version of "Parsifal' which is
to be played at the Belasco next week,
will be given a complimentary dinner
Monday evening by members of the
Pen-Air-ous club, recently formed
organization to which he belongs. After
the dinner members of the party, in
Guiding DR.. Charles w. Bryson, Cen
eral Johnstone Jones, Messrs Earl Rog-
ers, Cal Hunter and Fred G. Gibbons,
will be taken in automobiles to the
Belasco, where they will occupy a box.
Miss Pearl Mesmer of 1857 West
next Saturday afternoon members of
the Students Musical club.
a.
Mrs. John F. Ellis and Mrs. James
Foord of Hotel Melrose will entertain
next Thursday with trolley trip to
Casa Verdugo and luncheon at the cafe
there.
Mrs. Harry Woolner, who recently
moved into her new home, 651 Westlake
avenue, was at home to her friends
yesterday afternoon, and will receive
again next Friday.
Mrs. George A. Barry and Richard
Barry, the well-known author and war
correspondent, arrived yesterday from
New York, where Mrs. Barry met her
son on his arrival from the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Williams. nee
Johnson, have returned from Homo
lulu, where they have been spending
their honeymoon, and will be at home
at lilo West Twenty-seventh street
after April 1st.
Mrs. George w. Coleman and Mrs.
Willard Vinson of Boston, aunts Of
Mrs. Curtis Williams. who came here
to attend the johnson nup-
tlals several weeks ago, returned yes
terday morning, their return trip in
cluding visits to Santa Barbara and
San Francisco.
Boston, accredited with many puri-
tanical notions in theory, but having
precious few in fact, Is the first city
i'm the Union, that is, among the fash
ionable folk. says the New York Press.
to copy the Partisan fancy OF substl-
tuting an engagement bracelet for an
engagement ring. 1t must be confessed,
however, this innovation meets with
the approval of only the younger and
ultra progressive set. Old families like
the Higginsons and the Wentworths
frown upon the French folly, as they
term 1t. with severest frown. The
bracelet is a narrow gold band with a
heart attached, the heart closely set
with diamonds of graded sizes and quite
pretty enough to tempt any girl into