Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

were Mr.. and Mrs. E. Harold, Mrs
Harold being gowned in black over
white; Miss Mae Lowell, white silk;
| Harry Tufts, Miss Julia Conway, L. A
Vfersen Miss Skinner, dainty white
gown; A. Skinner, Mrs Fulton, white
nett Miss Millard, white; Miss Helen
NJ. Collins, daintily gowned in light
green; Mrs. E. E. Crosley. stunning
lavender gown; Miss H. Bishop, white
over pink; and c. w. Reynolds.
With Mr. and Mrs. John w. Mitchelrs
party were Miss Dorothy Parry-Jones,
handsomely gowned in blue; Milo A.
Baker, Mrs. Milo A. Baker, white Mrs
w. D. Fowler, gray; Mrs. Annibel
Earl. handsome gown of black; and w.
F. Crosby. Mrs. Mitchell wore a be-
coming gown of pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O'Neil's party were
Miss English, daintily gowned in white
Miss Kaupfer, pink; George B. Robins
and George E. Scott. Mrs. O'Neil wore
a handsome gown of white and pink,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doheny enter
tanned H. ]. Hercer, Reese Llewellyn,
Miss Winifred Llewellyn, Miss Mary
Chapman and N. z. Crandall.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hancock were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Callen-
der. Mrs. Hancock wore a beautiful
gown of white lace and Mrs. Callen-
der's gown was blue, handsomely en-
broidered.
In Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Andrews
party were Mrs. w. i. Ducey and F. L.
Carney. Mrs. Ducey was gowned in
black and white, and Mrs. Andrews
wore a cream embroidered gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Castillo's party in
cluded Mrs. G. A. Walker of New York
city and S. Pla of Valencia, Spain. Mrs
Walker wore black, and Mrs. Castillo
was becomingly gowned in white.
T Fxyl1A n
tiful black net gown. entertained DR.
and Mrs Elmer Clark, Mrs. A Wan
kowski and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wan
kowski. Mrs. Clark wore blue silk, and
Mrs. A. Wankowski was gowned in
| black net. Mrs Robert Wankowsk
wore beautiful gown of yellow trim
med with gold.
gown of cream, was the hostess of q
party including /. C. Glosz, I. H
Wright and r. II. Hollingsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Solano enter
tained Dr. and Mrs. Jarvis Barlow. DIR
| G. y. Smith and Frank Brown. Mrs
Barlows gown was Of gray with silver
trimmings, and Mrs. Solano wore blue
embroidered net.
Miss r. Hallett Of Chicago, Mis-.
Mollie Adelia Brown. c. w. Davidson
| G. j. Syoninton and H. o. Eversol
were the guests of Miss Florence Can
| field, who was handsomely gowned II
white lace. Miss Hallett wore whit,
over pink and Miss Browns gown wal
of white net.
Among others occupying boxes wer'
| Mrs. Carolyn Won Benzon of San Fran
cisco, dainty white gown; G.. Franl
! Otis of Pasadena; A. Stintln, Henry p
! Earle OF Pasadena, Mrs. r. d. Robin
son, black jet; Mrs. G. r. Kelly, blaol
| iet w. M, COnnell, II. p. Miller Mrs
! e. Grosser, black silk Miss Amelia
/ Grosser, Miss Lenora Grosser, Miss Iolt
| Grosser Miss Elsa Grosser. Mr.. Huff
Mrs Huff, light yellow; Mr. and Mrs
Julius Hauser. Gen. and Mrs. T. r. Trui
with Mrs. True becomingly gownet
I'm gray chiffon; Mrs. c.. N. Spencel
becoming gown OF blue; Mrs. Charles
Hubert. black and white; Mr.. and Mrs
| S. Baldaul. with Mrs. Baldaul in
handsome gown of white lace; Mis-
Miriam Brooks. white; Miss Carrie
Bruins, white; II. Bruins, Alice Godbe
blue silk; Marjorie Brooks, pink silk
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Wright, will
Mrs. Wright i'm a handsome gown o
black; and Miss Helen Attrill. white
Many after-theater parties wer
given at the leading cafes and all tn
tables We're reserved at Hotel Alex
andria, where handsome menus, in tn
form Of books, each page containing
half tone portrait OF the opera artists
were given away