Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26
Society


grownups at the fete to be given next
Saturday afternoon and evening in the
grounds of the Friday Morning club at
Adams and Hoover streets, by Mrs.
Rufus i. Horton of 1888 West Twenty
fifth street, assisted by a number OF
prominent society women.
The proceeds will go toward the
building fund of the animal rescue
home and for several weeks committee
chairnen have been racking their brains
for everything new and delightful for
the fete.
There will be twenty-one booths, all
gayly decorated and presided over by a
society matron or maid, assisted by a
number of other daintily gowned
women. There will be a vaudeville
performance, Shetland ponies to ride,
dog and pony carts to drive, Mrs. Jar
1ey's wax works, Mother Goose, a magic |
tree, minstrels. a Teddy bear drill and
a sunbonnet drill, and a number of
other interesting things.
Mrs. Rufus L. Horton is chairman of
the arrangement committee ana gen. |
eral manager. and Mines ]. T. Fitz-
gerald ]. Bond Francisco, j. w. A. Off |
and Roth Hamilton are on the enter
tainment committee. Mrs. Frank |
Bowles and Mrs. Bruins have charge of
the sunbonnet drill and Mrs. Jack Nc
Garry has ransacked all the fairy |
dwelling places anywhere near Los An
geles for her magic tree. Mrs. P. Rob-
inson will preside at the wheel of for
tune and Mrs. Telfair Creighton will be
in charge of Mrs Jarley's wax works.
In charge Of the homemade booth
will be Mrs. w. H. Morris. assisted by
Mrs. Galbreth and Mrs. Harris, and
Mrs. R. H. Howell will take care of the
children's booth. assisted by Mrs. Brad
ford and Miss Minnie Bryan. Misses
Katherine Kurtz, Katherine Kemper
and Lucy Carson will assist Mrs. Jack
McGarry in caring for the magic tree
and w. w. D. Turner will direct the
affairs of Mother Goose She will be
assisted by Mrs. Arthur w. Remnitz, |
Mrs. George Boroman and Mrs. e. B. |
Crowder.
One Of the especially delightful fea-
tures will be the Bandurria trio, under |
the charge of Miss Ethel Lucretia OIL |
colt, who will wander about the grounds |
serenading and who will also assist in |
the vaudeville.
Mrs. Mary J. Shallert is in charge of
the gypsy booth and she has promised |
all kinds of novel features. Her as |
sistants will be Mrs. c. G. Whipple, |
Mrs. James P. Burns, Mrs. G. j. Grif- |
fifth, Mrs. ]. P. Delaney, Mrs. James
Beckley, Mrs. J. B. Dockweiler, Mrs. |
Minnie Sutter and Misses Marie Mullen, |
May Keneally. Dollie Schiller, Grace |
ShiIlruff, Mollie Dillon, Mary Work |
man, Anna McDermott, Anna Desmond |
Ruth Kays, Dickson, Stevens and Will |
liam Whipple, Henry Daley, James |
Harmon, Richard Dillon. DR.. O'Connori |
William L. Mesmer William Briggs
and William White.
Mrs. Morris Albee will have charge |
of the popcorn booth and in the coffee |
booth Mrs Scott Helm will be assisted |
by Mrs. Roland Bishop, Mrs Burton |
Greene, Mrs. Joseph Banning and Mrs |
Curtis Williams.
Mrs Matthew Robertson is arrang-
ing for the vaudeville and she will be |
assisted by Mrs. w. P. Dunham. Misses |
Gertrude Workman, Lima Hawkins, |
Lita Murietta and Cecilia Lower.
Mrs. Berthold Baruch has put all |
kinds of fishes. big and little. in her
fish pond. She will be assisted by
Mines. Harry Laub, Albert Frintzlauer,
M. A. Newmark, Herman Baruch. Lud-
wig Schiff and Misses Florence Laub,
Florence Newmark Edna Newmark.
Rosalie Seligman and Elsie Baruch.
Mrs. Richard Lacy will be in charge
of the candy booth and she will be as
sisted by Mines. James Montgomery,
William Johnstone, w. P. James,
Flora Stowell, Philip Kitchen and
Misses Edith Kirkpatrick. Pauline
Ruth Montgomery, Helen Lacy and
Lily Welding.
One of the prettiest booths will be
that in charge of Mrs. Sheldon Borden. |
who will be assisted by Misses Mary |
Hinsaker Gertrude Gooding, Kather-
inc Kemper. Katherine Ridgeway, FL |
sic Anderson, Nora and Helen Dickin- |
son, Angel Mills, Editha Marchant, |
Helen Stecker and Ella Darling.
Many beautiful pieces will be dis |
played in the fancy work booth, in |
charge of Mrs. Mary Briggs and Miss
Ryan, assisted by Mines. c. c. Par |
ker, Rea Smith, Franklin and Misses
Maude Ryan and May Mcclellan.
Dolls to please everybody will be in |
the booth presided over by Mrs Maui
rice Hellman, Mrs. Carl Stearne, |
Misses Camilla Hellman, Florence
Swartzchild and Lucille Hellman. as |
sisted by Misses Barbara Taylor LOU
Use Hunt, Lucille Polaski, Doris Hud- |
son. Marian Adler, Josephine Gold |
smith, Helen Bower, Ramona Bower |
Juliette Bouilleau and Emily Howard !
The ice cream booth will be in charge |
of Mrs. Horace Wing. The assistants |
will be Mines. Roy Jones, Robert Far |
quar-, Ernest Quinan, Roy Roster, w. |
A. Edwards, Dr. Dorothea Moore and |
Misses Huston Bishop, Gwendolyn |
Laughlin, Grace Rowley, Cora Lord. |
same 6OOIn, Beatrice II OA, bSSS MIL
lar, Thorn, Katherine Colver. Wilson, |
Beatrice Wigmore, Elizabeth Boyn-
ton, Georgia Caswell, Ella Mosgrove, |
Mary Lee. Dorothea Curtis, Dorothea |
Leonard and Marguerite Wing.
Mrs. William Bayly Jr. has arranged |
for many interesting things in the raf-
f1e booth, and she will be assisted by |
Mines John Van Giesen Ppsey, Ross
w. Smith, Walter Leeds, Warren Car
hart, Robert McReynolds, Robert Sher-
man. Ray Pinkham, Harold Braly, Dan
MCFARLAND, Chester Montgomery and |
Misses Annis Van Nuys. Eva Heating, |
Jenny Rowan. Lucille Chandler Edith |
Maurice. Irene Kelly, Bru Conroy,
adele Brodtbeck, Cecil and Clara
Badgeley, Laura Solano, Kitty Wal
bridge. Harriet Severance, Alice Harp
ham, Olive Harpham and Marie Gava-
gan.
In the lemonade booth will be Mrs.
Frances Josephine Holmes, assisted |
by Mines. Wayland Trask, Frank
Wernes, G. S. Bobrick. ]. H. Wander
grift, Robert Wankowski. Samuel
Wadsworth Schenck, M. S. Baker, AL
Frad Morton Smith and Misses Maude |