Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02

which year "out" can bring. Quite "a
attractive as these were the young
matrons, and then too there were the
matrons of more mature years without
whose presence no gathering would
have the proper tone OF dignity.
In the train of the maids and matrons
were the beaux-bacheiors many and
benedicks more. but quite enough OF
both to make II interesting for ali.
Queen Receives Homage
At Q o'clock the ball opened with tho
royal march. In the middle Of the large
ball room q throne was erected. and
there amid q bower of ferns and tinv
colored electric lights the queen re-
ceived her subjects. Garlands of ferns
and smilax decorated the ball room and
scarlet flowers gave a brilliant touch.
At the stroke of Q the buglers, six i'm
number, sounded the first note and the
royal procession came marching down
the winding stairs.
The herald led and after him came the
buglers, followed by the men who at
tended the queen. Two by two the la
dies I'm waiting, dressed in their gor-
geous court gowns of yellow with tulle
wells and ostrich feathers caught i'm
their hair, marched down. The queen
was preceded by her maid of honor,
and when she at last came down the
glimpse of her I'm her royal robes. The
pages followed and then came a long
procession of boys and girls In fancy
costumes, who had ridden in the floats.
They marched around the ball room
and formed line. when the royal sa-
lutte was given and the evenings pro-
gram was begun.
The band was stationed behind
screen of palms and ferns at one end OF
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the supper tables were placed. There
were many women In handsome gowns,
though of course none of them sur
passed the ladies in waiting.
The Gowns
Mrs. John Mathews wore white en-
broidered chiffon over silk.
Miss 4. Whitaker wore pink crepe de
Paris.
Mrs. Il. d. Tyler was becomingly
Sowned in gray crepe de Paris with
white lace trimmings.
Mrs Pete Orban wore a charming
dress of white crepe.
Mrs. Clarence A. Shelhammer wore
blue embroidered Japanese silk crepe.
Miss Nora Dickinson and Miss Edna
Dickenson of Los Angeles were becom-
ingly gowned in pink and blue crepe
de chine.
Miss Ada Bonney wore pink silk
trimmed with white lace.
Mrs. James Edmonson wore white
lace over black satin.
Mrs. w. II. Kindig wore white net
over blue silk.
Mrs. w. H. Let's was becomingly
gowned in blue silk and white lace.
Mrs 5. A. Demming wore a rich gown
of black velvet and real lace, and Mrs
l.. c. Demming wore black lace over
white satin with diamond ornaments.
Miss Anita McLachlan wore a pink
princess dress of chiffon silk.
Miss Gertrude Green was charmingly
gowned in pink flowered chiffon.
Mrs. J. B. Hughes wore black chiffon
and lace over silk.
Miss Mary Plant wore yellow net with
white lace yoke.
Mrs. C. P. Dougan wore lavender
silk.
Mrs. Willis II. Meads gown was of
blue silk made in princess fashion.
Mrs. Macy wore blue silk in charming
princess style.
Mrs. Robert Pitcairn wore a hand
some gown of cream white chiffon
broadcloth.
Mrs. burlington Harvey wore hand
some gown of black net.
Miss Mary Foy was dressed In gray
crepe de chine.
Mrs. A. f. Cleverdorn wore lavender
crepe de chine.
Mrs. J. c. Flynn wore black ettamine
over silk with real lace trimmings.
Mrs. Howard Curtis wore gray silk.
Mrs. j. III. Campbell wore green silk
with pearl trimmings and ornaments.
Miss Alice McHardy wore a princess
dress of rose colored silk.
Miss J. w. Roberts wore blue silk
with white lace.
Miss Josephine Englen wore white
silk.
Mrs. J. S. Glasscock wore white net
over pink silk.
Mrs Andrew Macrey wore white lace
over blue silk.
Miss Floretta Buhr wore black lace.
Mrs. w. c. Fletcher wore white lace
over white silk
Mrs. Arthur Ellis wore a handsome
gown of gray silk and white lace.
Mrs. L. G. Newly wore pink chiffon.
Mrs. Orcelia K. Hinas wore white lace
over pink silk.
Mrs. Herbert Holt wore ecru silk.
Miss Laura Shields wore becoming
gown of pink silk.
Mrs. Henry Newby wore pink brocade
silk.
Mrs. David Hilschler wore pink silk.
Mrs. j. w. See wore white silk null.
Miss Daisy Dake wore blue silk mes
saline.
Miss Laura Mum wore white crepe
de chine.
Miss Ruth Foster wore green lowered
silk.
Occupying Boxes
Among those occupying boxes at
Tournament park in the afternoon were
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Guyer, who
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Ford, Mr.. Cloyd Guyer and Mr..
Leigh Guyer.
Mr. and Mrs J. ]. Mausar had as
their guests Miss Ross, Miss TAFT Miss
Louise Mausar and Mrs. Ficklain of
Kansas City. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Ford, jr,, had as
their guests Mrs. C. c. Perkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Kelly
Col. and Mrs. Green had in their box
Mrs. Robert Neustadt, Miss Altadena
Green, DR.. West, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Green and Mr.. Neustadt.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Allen had as
guests Mrs. Shaver and Miss Shaver
of Ottumwa, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Rider had in their
box Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Little Of
Phoenix, Ariz.. Mrs. c. w. r. Ford,
Mr. lfTad II Klein Of Radondn