Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
SOCIETY TURNS OUT
IN GREAT NUMBERS.
GOWNS ARE BEAUTIFUL

Could the society of Los Angeles
make any better showing than it did
last night? 1t would be hard to imag
inc so. The beauty and fashion of the
southwest-and that means something
these days-were gathered there to give
fitting reception to the great Sarah.
They came in automobiles and trolley
and many double-cloaked, visored
creature stepped from the big machines
to emerge later in the boxes and loges,
transformed into dazzling butterflies.
A Partisan audience may present a
more brilliant appearance, but last
nights showing was pretty creditable
to Los Angeles.
The rustling of the turning leaves of
the play books, a thing that Bernhard
complained of on her first and second
tour Of this country was hardly
noticeable. The auditors came well
prepared, evidently, and only a few
used their books.
With the license allowed this season
for color there was shown a great va
riety in taste and fancy in the gowns
of the women. Blue and pink ran riot
and these two gay colors were not
confined to the younger women by any
means. Some of the most gorgeous
costumes were seen in conjunction with
silvered hairs. The effect was, on the
whole, pleasing.
MT. ana MIS-. Il. IL. GdDel enLSTIdlIle(l
their two sons, Thomas and Lewis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Hammond in their
box. Mrs. Gabel was gowned in gray
with hat and gloves to match.
Gen. and Mrs. M. H. Sherman, the
latter becomingly attired in blue silk,
gave a large box party, their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. G. Modini Wood,
the latter in gown of heavy pink
silk, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Foster,
the latter wearing black and white silk
trimmed with lace.
Others in the audience were:
Miss Maude C. Scott, gown of white
silk. r--
Miss Elizebeth Wood, dainty gown of
white.
Mrs. L. P. Clark, beautiful gown of
lavender silk.
Mrs. P. c. Gillis, charmingly attired
! in white silk.
| Mrs. Harry Chandler, who wore a
| beautiful gown of black with hat and
| gloves to match.
| Miss Lucy Clark, in an old rose gown.
Mrs. Booth, beautiful gown of gray
lace over gray silk.
Miss Richards, gown of heavy blue
brocaded silk.
Mrs j. A. Mason, gowped in old rose
entertained Mrs John r. Long, who
wore a dainty gown of black; Miss
Isabelle Curl, becomngly attired in
blue, and r. r. Deming. jr
Mrs. Charles w. Foy of San Fran
cisco, in beautiful gown of white
had as her guests Miss Cora Foy. whose
gown was of blue voile; Miss Edna
Foy, attired in a charming gown of
white; Mr.. and Mrs M. M. O'Gorman,
the latters gown being of black silk,
and DIR. John A. Colliver.
Mr. and Mrs hhOt Kinney the lat
ter wearing a beautiful gown of gray
under silver lace, were in a box with
Princess Rajah, who was handsomely
| gowned in wine colored silk; Mrs. NJ.
Meny, who wore a white gown trimmed
with yellow lace; Miss Edith Wheat,
attired in a dainty gown of white: w.
r. Wheat and Capt. j. L. Wheat.
In the loges were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Weld Miss NJ. Snyder Miss Helen Witt.
Kert Shope, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Chris
| tians, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Buisseret,
| Miss M. Spencer, Madame j. A. Donate
Miss M. Keyes, Miss Laura Rathwell,
Miss Susie Brown, Miss Blunnham, DR..
| Haskell, S. Jones, Mrs. p. Barnhart
Mrs. w. S. Finley, Miss Grace Coe, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rose, Mr.. and Mrs
Copp, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Burks, Mr.
and Mrs. William Goldy, Mr.. and Mrs
| Ned Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Evans, Mr. and Mrs Beltred, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Howl Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Furbeck, Mrs. George Ames and Wal
| ter Gardner.
| Mrs. Morris Albee of 1929 West
| Twenty-third street wore gown of
pink broadcloth. an Irish lace hat and
a pink cloak. She was with party
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Volle-
by, Miss Laura Smith and Miss O'Brien.
| Among those who entertained parties
were: A. E. Hughes, H. G.. Stevens,
Mrs. A. Paul. l.. l.. Anderson, r. B.
williamson, Miss Ballacle. S. Haas, r.
S. Leonard, Mrs. G.. Mcdonnell, Mrs.
| N. Sinclair. Mrs. r. G. Black. Mrs. A.
L. Mcdonnell, e. Denim, Percy H.
Clark, p. w. Croak, M. F. Samborn,
@. Y. Vennum, l.. Emery, kauf-
man, Boyle Workman, c. b. Metlock,
Andrew Robertson, DR.. Kellog, c. A.
La Chance, L. S. Smith, NJ. l.. Lin
dell M. A. Palen, w. w. Miner, Rob-
ert Marsh, G. Shelby, A. F. Fisher, F.
Kughler, G.. d. Campbell, Mrs. Ruby
Lewis, Edith Deboll, w. G. Wheatly.
C. r. Drake. G. p. Newton. Frank
Santerman. Mrs. j. r. Wittrow, H. b.
Britain, w. S. Britt, e. Dinnel, G. Fl.
Hutton, M. S. Hellman, B. Bedell, M.
SCHNEIDER, c. w. Mangrum, H. C. Bur-
mister S. Herskovitz, II. Baker, M.
Ross Spencer, E. Hopkins, NJ. Harris,
w. r. Seeds, M. p. Snyder, A. A.
Bairce, Mrs. G. Care. l.. Bets, DR..
Ryingtom, w. SchnideT S. G. Schni-
der, A. ID. Grant, j. M. Caison, e. L.
Hutchison, w. H, Mayner. e. l.. Hart
son, DR.. Ralph. Nine. Damato. Mrs, r.
]. Waters, w. X. Cowan A. d. Nc
Eyoy p. Towe, Mrs Victor Smith,
Dolly Little, Mrs. IL. Rothenburger,
w. s. Spar, Miss Jack, Mrs. c. II.
scoot, j. c.. Williams, Miss v. Seniors.
DR.. Hill, DR.. Guy Cochran, r.. Ganee,
Miss Alta Merdith, w. G. Barnett, S,
G. Ross, W. J. Philips. w. Morter,
Miss f. s. Warner, Miss e. f. Pike,
Miss EARLY. W.NB. Thompson, l.. A.
Ewing, A. g. Woman, Mrs. j. w. Bur-
ton, ID. H. Arnold, Mrs. l.. G.. Usscher,
f. Weahrle, Don IL. Mcfarland, Miss
Neva Rich. DR.. Allen, r. d. Peck. Mrs.
Stephens, DIR. Bryant, Mrs. j. Aaker,
Miss March, Mrs w. w. Forbes, l..
Kleinberger, j. s. Valley, DIR. w. r.
Stahl Mrs. B. A. Hebeler, r. Rickert
IL. w. O'Melveny, Dr. Mcclelsh, Miss
Hizen. DR.. Sindley. Mrs. G. w. Paus,