Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Society

DHE Bachelors gave their thiro ahiiua'
ball last evening at Kramers, ABOUT
- two. hundred guests participating
and aiding in making the event the most
brilliant function of the winter.
Fclipsing all previous efforts the
IA chelors have reason to congratulate
themselves on the success of the evening
and on having added new luster to their
prestige as hosts. Reichl was In charge
of all the arrangements. The scene was
laid in the largest ballroom In the CITY,
TO which an open canopy OF asparagus
nlurnosus. strug with rosebuds and myr-
lad incandescent lights, gave the air OF
fairy ball room out In the open, ana the
beautiful gowns of the women present
might have been made of moths wings.
or of a fabric woven of mist and sun
shine under the light of the new moon
The dome of the room was lined WITH
ferns. that, in the evening, looked IKE
dark yelvety moss, and from the circle OF
It's edge in every direction radiated TO the
cornice, long airy festoons OF asparagus
plrmosus, strung with roseDuds ana
thousand electric lights In red and DUG
and gold The walls were covered with
a net in which were caught sprigs Oh
holly and flaming poinsettia blossoms
IJp in the balcony were two spotllghts'
and during the figures of the cotillion
vari-colored lights followed the dancers
as they went through many new ana
some of the old favorites. Punch was
served in a rose room constructed on the
balcony, where the walls of deep pink
were contrasted with rosebuds that were
fastened to the fabric every two inches.
The receivin. party, stationed at the
far end of the room, Included the follow
ing leaders of the social world in Los
Angeles:
l. N. Van Mugs. Nj. A. Wilcox, Hancock
Banning, Michael j. Council, william
May Garland, f. A. Bryant, Randolph
Huntington Miner, Charles Monroe
Frank F. Hicks, Granville MACEDONIAN,
Walter Jarvis BarIow, Alfred Solano, w.
r. Burke and Milo M. Potter.
Arend furnished the music for the dane
ing. which was from $50. Carriages were
ordered at 8 o'clock.
An elaborate siX-course banquet was
served in the supper room below, and
here the tables, arranged for parties of
from four to eighteen, were graced with
violets and asparagus vines again gave
a canopied effect to the ceiling.
The board of governors, to whom the
success of the evening is due, consisted
of Messrs. ]. w. VOTERS. A. w. bod
worth, Quincy Newlin, Charles Seyler,
jr., Lewis Vetter, Earl Cowan, Harry b.
Kay, Earl Anthony, Russell Taylor.
Carleton Burke, A. w. Bumiller and
Harold F. Cook.
The young men who belong to the as
ISOLATION this year are Harry Anderson,
Earle c. Anthony, Carleton f. Burke,
E. G. 'Bosbysheil, Roy e. Burbank, Capt.
William Banning Arthur Bumiller. Win
throp Blackstone, Frank NJ. Brown,
Charles H. burnett, Earl Cowan, Harold
S. Cook, Walter Clark, william X. Craw
ford, Bert Campbell, Henry Daily, Arthur
A. Dodworth Richard j. Dillon. A.
dHeur, DR.. John C. Firbert, Robert p.
Flint, Edwin ]. Grant, Selwyn Graves.
George alnnis, M. l.. Graf. Charles Ii
Hastings, Volney e. Howard. Norwood
w. Howard Iarbee S, Hook, Charles
Hopper, Reginald d. Johnson. L. w. Jut-
ten, Harry b. Kay, Karl &. Klokke.
Philo Lindley, John Llewellyn. Cloyd
Lott, Don A. McGilvray, Maynard. Nc
File, William M. Mines, Ygnacio l.. Mott,
William B. Merwin, Leroy Macomber, w
r. Miller DR.. A. j. Murrieta. Quincy e.
Newlin, Charles e. Orr, Gregory Perkins,
IT., o. e. Pickerell, Fred NJ. Phelps, James
Page William r. ReiL, G. Wesley Rob-
erts, Edward b. Robinson, Adolph l.
Schwartz, James Slauson, Raymond w.
Stephens, Rufus r. Spalding. Frank G.
Schumacher, Simpson H. Sinsabaugh,
Charles Sayler, jr., Russell Med. Taylor,
r. II. Travers, Louis Vetter j. Il. Van
Nuys, Walter G. Van Pelt, Henry S. Van
Dyke, DR.. Ralph Williams, ]. w. VOTERS
w. Wilkerson
The invitation list included Messrs. and
Mesdames Carroll Allen, e. r. Burk