Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-08


good looking already that there is lit
tie need OF fine feathers such as the
women have to have.
II cannot help noticing the odd
shapes of the hats. All the women seem
TO have put on their spring millinery
and one Of my pony cousins heard the
little girl who works for her-feeds
her and washes her and does all that
sort of thing-say that all the very
latest styles would be seen at the horse
show Guess they are the latest for
1 never saw anything like them before.
That woman with roses and violets
and fofget-me-nots and cherries and
cabbages and all sorts of things on
her hat Is Mrs.
What you say, that is only bunch
OF tulle and not n cabbage--well one
can't expect to tell the difference at a
glance.
II was about to say--well now I
have forgotten what / was about to
say.
"Oh say, just look at that flckle sun.
1t Is trying to flirt with all those pret-
ty things In the grandstand who think
they can be weather prophets and wear
summer gowns in March. Don't blame
them, though. Summer gowns are very
becoming. You really cannot blame a
women for wanting to look pretty.
The Party In the Auto
"See that automobile over there
horrid smelly thing, but that's q jolly
party inside It. hear they are to be
guests at a dinner party to be given
tonight by Mrs. Lemott, Holmes and
Mrs. William Bishop Tompkins. That
party is given in honor of Miss Cor
della Patriot and 1 don't blame people
for wanting to give things in her
honor. The two young men there are
T. M. Farran and Benjamin Mansfield
of Los Angeles. That reminds me.
What a lot of Los Angeles people there
are here! 1 did not dream that half
so many would come. People will go
a long way to see good horses.
think they should because, Of course,
we are worth seeing, and though 1 am
a Pasadena pony 1 hear that Los An
geles people are never behind when
Dame Society dictates they shall ap-
pear. They tell me that all during
the week there will be great many
society people here from Los Angeles.
"Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Linnard are in
that box over there" and the pony
gave q twist of it's head to indicate
the direction. "They have a great many
Los Angeles friends and in their box
today are Gen. Harrison Gray Otis and
Gen. M. H. Sherman, as we'll as Charles
Drake and his family, all from Los
Angeles.
There's jolly party in the Cravens
box. John 8. Cravens, of course you
know who he IS. Everybody does. He
has lot of horses in the show and the
pc ople always clap when he drives by.
You see he Is handsome and q good
whip, so you cannot blame him. Those
two women In the box with Mrs. Crav-
ems are Mrs. A. A. Libby and Mrs,
Church, and the men are Messrs.
Church, Samuel Pierce and Barry.
In Lavender and Champagne
''That girl in the pretty lavender and
champagne gown with the hat to
match, sitting in the Blossom box
Is Miss Nina Jones of Los Angeles, and
the other girls in that box are Miss
Rowena Blossom and Miss Hobart of
Hdtel Maryland, The young man? oh
yes, he Is Will Reed of Los Angeles.
Mrs. w. A. Harris of Chicago is the
guest in the box with Mr.. and Mrs
John Miller. There are always lot
of eastern people here at this time OF
know some very interesting ones.
'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Macy and theil
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison I. Drum.
mond, seem to be having jolly time
in the Macy box, and what prett!
dresses the women are wearing.
"There are Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Low,
in a box, and the people with then
are Mr.. and Mrs. William Dobbins Of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Caroline Dob
bins.
"Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lester Auter
have a box and they are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Post, Mrs. Mellon and
of course, Miss Auten is there too.
81 do declare there are some more
Los Angeles people, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
J. Connell and Mrs. Tracy Drake, and
they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Newman in their box.
"Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitcairn have
asked a few congenial friends to share
their box each day, and II see that
today they have Mrs. Pitcairns s
mother, Mrs. H. D. w. English OF
Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee of
Monrovia and DR.. J. M. Radebaugh.
The horse show would not be at all
the same if the bachelor doctor were
not there. He always comes, and ]
think we would all miss him.
'"There, I just caught a glimpse of
Mrs. Fred Elmer Wilcox in a hat that
L am sure must be one of the very
latest. She and Mr.. Wilcox are en-
tertaining today quite a party, includ-
ing Mrs. John w. Hagus, Miss Mar
jory Bolt, Frank Bolt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walstein Root.
1.-THE Hogans are here. The Jolly
colonel and his wife, and 1 see their
guests are Mrs. w. B. Melton, Mrs
Jennie Evans, Mrs. Frant Fitch, Mrs
Kasterbine and Miss Kasterbine
Quite party of women for the colonel
to care for, but I guess he is equal to
the task.
why. there are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Raymond. 1 was just beginning to
wonder where they were, and 1 see
they have with them in their box Mrs.
Finchfield, Miss Finchfield, Miss
Knowlton and Miss Beoffe.
"Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Sinclair, Miss
Sinclair and w. F. Mckay are in the
box of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Sinclair,
and they seem to be enjoying them
selves.
"I see Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Guyer
have Mrs. Freeman Ford, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward and Miss Ward as their guests,
and there are Mr.. and Mrs. Will Park
in another box with Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford and Mrs. A. Steven Halsted