Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-15
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~ Sometimes they are served at
the conclusion of the dance In the
house where it has taken place. IN
other cases a friend of the ball giver
offers to take on a number or guests
10 her own residence and there regale
them with a. pick-me-up breakfast OF
the most interesting order. Deviled
bones ana deviled kidneys, curry; an
chovies served in various ways, Tea
and coffee, hook and setter anu
brandy and soda are all procuraDle at
this meal. Many of the guests prefer
ham and eggs to any dainties. AS
rule. however 1t is the more appetite
ing dishes which are asked for. Wnen
the fine weather arrives 1t Is expected
that these bail breakfasts will be
feature. The meal over, some tele-
phone to their maids and Wallets TO
bring on their riding attire and later
take a cantef in the row; otners nave
a rubber of bridge.
These ball breakfasts are, however,
only for women, as the Victorian nov
elists would say, in their first youth.
Fatigue soon tells after five and twen-
ty, and at all times 1t is a brave wo-
man who faces the morning light at
ter dancing all night.
There Is story told of one young
matron who, having undertaken to
give a ball breakfast, found on con-
sulting her mirror that she was. as she
expressed 1t, Cooking like her own
mother" whereupon she promptly
fetched from her wardrobe a domino
and mask, and putting them on went
down thus arrayed to preside at the
festivity. This innovation has been
adopted since by several others, and it
is said that the latest festivity will
furnish an excuse for the invention of
q new garment.
Mrs. George s. Stafford of Hershey
Arms entertained with daintily APP
pointed luncheon yesterday. Places
were marked for twelve by cards bear
ing designs of yellow iris, while the
table was prettily decked with the same
fragile blossom.
Among the guests were Mrs. f. r.
Meserve, Mrs. H. Vollmer, Mrs. Harry
Jackins. Mrs. George Rayder, Mrs. e.
Buss, Mrs.'J. Mines, Mrs. e. A. Guthrie,
Mrs J. Tomkins Mrs Charles B. Mich
oils. Mrs. r. H. Kingman and Mrs.
Charles Thompson.
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Mrs. p. A. Demens of West Twenty
eighth street was hostess at delight
full luncheon given yesterday at the
Tattler After luncheon Mrs. Demons
entertained her guests at the Mason.
Among those present were Mrs. G. N.
Flint. Mrs. e. L. Pettigrew, Mrs. Sum-
ner p Hunt, Mrs. M. L. Moore, Mrs
b. r. Baumgardt, Mrs. c. w. Sanders.
Mrs. Saunders. Mrs d. X. Dickinson,
Mrs. Frank King and Miss Henderson.
Miss Reta Russell of Hotel Cumber-
land, who is leaving soon to make her
home In Modesto. Cal, was special
guest alta farewell card matinee Tues
day afternoon, the affair being given
by Miss Leo Aries of Franklin street,
Pasadena.
An informal program was rendered
by Miss Margaret Hall, Miss Brundige
and Miss Maude Fischer.
There were present: Mines. Russell,
l.. t. Mayhem, L. G. Hisey and E. j.
Aries. who assisted the hostess. and
the Misses Gladys Wilhelm, Virgil Nc
Grath, Maude Fischer, Marguerite
Cooper. -Vira Danforth. Donne Rowan.
Cheryle Nutting, Annis Howell, Ydonne
Currier, Margaret Hall, Mamie MINI
mock, Sadie Gleason, Grace Moore,
Gladys Windham, Mildred Wynn, Luz
ellie Atwater, Lillian Coffman, Mar
garet Ray, Marjorie Ray, Gertrude Ep-
stein, Ruby Oliver. Helen Obear, Jo-
sephine Daily, Lucille Donnell. Marjorie
Perrine, Gwendolyn Sargent, Carroll
Greene, Mabel Brundige, Mamie Gloss
man, Machin and Violet Oliver.
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Mrs. Edwin o. Palmer Of West Pros
pect avenue, Hollywood, entertained
Tuesday night with five hundred in
compliment to Miss Florence Palmer,
Miss Helen Gilleas, Miss Augusta Gill
leas and Miss Stella Gilleas.
The hostess and her especial guests
were assisted by Mrs. Walter Poor, Mrs
ella Hoar Mrs. George Greenwood
Miss Blanch de Longpre, Miss Minnie
Bridges and Miss Lillian Noodle.
Other guests were the Misses Bessie
Bartlett, Jessie Martin, Fitch, Gertrude
Council, Fitch, Douglas, Isabel Vale,
Carpenter, Hattie Candee Mullen, VII
ola Wright, Schroeder. Edmunds. Deck
man. Mabel Wade, Vicentia Hall, Glass,
Irene O'Brian, Hoff and Messrs. Frank
Wade, Howard Wade, George Green
wood, Hause, Irsfeld. DR.. Deering,
Glen Glass. Hennevery, Morton Walk
err, Parker Ferris, DR.. Alcorn, Frank
Hoover, DIR. Levelle, Douglas, Mullen,
Mcmillan, Holbrook
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Mrs. Ralph Hagan and Mrs. Charles
Orville Garfield were hostesses yester-
day at a handsomely appointed tea CIV
en- at Mrs. Hagan's home on Lake
street. for which several hundred inyi-
tations were issued.
The assisting women were Mrs Oliver
Morosco, Mrs. "A. ]. Caldwell, Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Doheny, Mrs. ]. Champion An
tierson. Miss Florence Garfield, Miss
Anna perke. Mrs: ]: M: Danziger. Mrs.
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