Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-04

Mcfarland, carnation; Miss cara
Vickers, gypsy; Miss Huston Bishop,
Priscilla; Miss Helen Wells, Priscilla; F;
Miss Grace Rowley, colonial dame;
Miss Helen Macleish, little girl; MISS
Wilson, Spanish girl; Miss Anna An
drews, Turkish girl; Miss Burk, MISS
Brunswig, Pierrot; Mrs. Thomas Lee,
pink rose; Mrs. Newhal, Spanish cos
tune; Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones, night;
Miss Mary F. Lindley, queen of the
gypsies Miss Mathilde Bartlett, Ro-
man girl Miss Severance, frenzied
finance; Miss Marjorie George. Dutch
girl: Mrs. Law, French maid; Miss
Katherine Clark, Pierrot; Miss Sabin
of San Francisco, Dolly Warden: Miss
Florence Pollard, Miss Viola Curtis,
Priscilla; Miss Heron, Miss Trask,
Miss Katherine Mellus, Pierrot; Miss
Virginia Garner Bo-peep; Mrs. E. G.
Custer, colonial dame Miss McGil-
vray, Pompadour; Miss Chamberlain,
Spanish gypsy; Miss Hubbell, carna-
ton; Miss Burnham, Merry Widow;
Miss Edith Maurice, costume of 1885;
Miss Mary Clark, Mary and her little
lamb; Miss Knecht, German officer;
Miss Clark, French maid; Mrs. Thomas
McNab, paper doll; Miss Barnetta Nor
ton, Spanish girl; Miss May Brown,
gypsy; Miss Eva Keating, coquette;
Miss Louise Nixon Hall, Maid Marion;
Miss Florence Fay, old fashioned girl;
Miss Ridgeway, Indian girl; Mrs. Will
liam Bayly Jr, ace of spades; Miss
Katherine Bashford, butterfly; Miss
Carpenter, folly; Miss Walton, colonial
flower girl; Miss Mabelle Kendall. Gym
thia; Miss Sallie Utley, French maid
Miss Josephine Mcmillan, little girl;
Miss Hazel Patterson, Pierrot; Miss
Downing, morning; Miss Eva Gray
colonial dame; Miss F.. A. Guthrie,
Spanish dancer; Miss Ruth Sperry,
deck of cards; Miss Nora Dickinson,
black domino Miss Marjorie Walsh
manian girl; Miss Pearl Churchill OF
! San Diego, Holland maid; Miss Ger
trude Gooding, snowflake; Miss Edith
Kirkpatrick, night; Miss Hubbell, en-
chantress carnation; Mrs. Marshall B
Wotkyns of Pasadena. Gainsborough
costume; Mrs. Fred Dorr, forget-me-
not; Miss Fannie Rowan, gypsy.
Among the interesting out-of-towr
guests was Miss Leupp of Washington
d. c., whose father is commissioner OF
Indian affairs and who was costumed
as night.
Among the women present in evening
dress We're Miss Bonnye Anderson, who
returned recently from a six weeks
absence in Montana; Mrs. r. H. How
ell. Mrs. H. C. Head, Mrs. S. A. Rem
dali, Mrs. Ora Monnette, Mrs. L. E
| Schmidt of Chicago, Miss Wade of St
Louis Mrs. Frank p. Walsh, Mrs. Roy
Seeley, Mrs. Philip Cross Mrs. Guy
Gunner, Mrs. Curtis Williams, Mrs.
Mark Sibley Severance. Mrs. Colcock
Jones, Mrs. ]. Bond Francisco. Miss
Echo Allen, Mrs. Robert Sherman and
her guest, Miss Cutter of San Fran
| cisco, and Mrs. Guy Barham. who re-
turned from visit to San Francisco
yesterday.
| Among the men who appeared in cos
tune were: F. P. Davis, torreodore;
D. II. Mccartney, musketeer; w. c.
Batcheller, colonial costume; e. V
Lewis, domino: George A. Young
bridge score; NJ. McPhie. sailor; N. S
Head, Rube; Louis Vetter Admiral
! Bob Evans; N. S. Sterry. French Of
ficer; Z. G. Gelanda, Tommy Atkins
| H. S. Warner, cook; G. B. Morse, 10.
rean prince, Willis Bayly Jr., clown;
]. H. Page, Flip; w. C. Koebig Me-
| phistopheles; p. l.. Wicks sailor; G. II
! Reed German student; w. p. Read
sport; G. r. Newlin. rajah; o. r. Rule
Buster Brown; c. w. Roberts, domino
! G. P. Conway. chef; D. Slusher, Pari.
sian artist; A. j. Copp Jr, Indian
prince; X. ]. Johnson, Pierrot; D. A
H. Parker, sailor; II. o. Phillips, mas
! ter of hounds; Guy Maurice, national
| dor Boyle Workman, domino; Otto
! f. Nehr, Marcus Arelius; w. r. Millar
Jockey; C. II. Crawford, domino; A