Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Society

A HOSTESS whose invitations are
N eagerly anticipated was recently
An asked: "Who is the popular girl
Is she the beautiful or the brilliant!'
..she need not necessarily be either
came the quick response. THE girl
habitually inviteN to dinners. parties
and particularly house parties Is the
girl who is cheerful and endowed with
infectious happiness. She Is the girl
who is nice and considerable to all, re-
CARELESS of age and worldly station
She smiles as sweetly upon the crusty
old man as the gay young Lochinvar'
TO the children she is attentive ana
affectionate. She is also willing TO ex-
pend her energies toward the entertain
nlent of girls, her animation being not
one whit impaired by the absence OF
the beau. My ideal girl enters enthusi-
astically into all amusements; none
are boresome and slow. Yes, this is the
girl who figures first on my list, and
she succeeds in ingratiating nerseil
with all my guests. No; she is not a
myth"
For Mr.. and Mrs. William Shake
sneare. Mrs. Robert Farquhar of Santa
Monica is entertaining today WIN
luncheon. other guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Calder, Mr.. apd MIS-
Thilo Becker, Lewis freeman.
Miss Muir, daughter of California
great author and naturalist, who Is q
member of the Hartman party Is
conyalescing form a serious illness az
the California hospital. MIR. Hartman
cnhnnlnAtAS AND
Mr. Harriman's personal physician Is
in frequent consultation with the local
physician in charge.
"a
Miss Dorothy Parry-Jones, who lot
five years has made her nome with net
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
MITCHELL of Vermont avenue, is leaving
the latter part of the week for visit
to her former home, near Newton. IN
Mrs Mitchell will accompany. her
niece to New York. and they VIII go
bv way of New orleans to washington
and Boston. visiting friends IN eacn
-city. and Miss Parry-Jones Will SAL
An,-iI % on the Lusitania. Miss Ruth
Comfort Mitchell, who Is In New YORK
SviiI ioin Mrs. Mitchell and her niece IN
washington, and the trio will spend q
v,eelr or more in the capital city. Miss
Parrv-Jones expects to return to Los
Angeles before the second tWelve
months shall have flown, and VIII again
he the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell.
Miss Harriet Morris is leaving Wed
nesday for San Francisco from Whicn
mort she will sail March rs on the
Siberia for Japan, anticipating an 49, a.
Morris will be accompanied by Miss
(-xpfhia Van Worst.
Miss Morris will return In season to
eo to Denver for the first production
az IA School for Actors" three-act
comedy, in the writing of which sne
cola borated with Alfred Allen, and
which is to be put on there by one OF
The actor-nanagers sometime during
the summer.
Judge and Mrs. w. r. Herndon OF
whitley avenue. Hollywood, Will en-
terrain with formal dinner TO-DAY In
compliment to Mrs. Edward Eaton
Rowns of New York and former judge
and Mrs. William Prescott or chicago.
Friends will be interested to learn of
the marriage OF Miss Alice Frances
Aylesworth and Guiseppi +. Chisi,
which took place quietly yesterday ar
ternoori at o'clock at the home Of the
officiating clergyman, Rev. j. n.
Compton on North sichel street.
The bride is a daughter of George w.
Avjesworth of North Hancock street
and i member Of the Fuhrer quartet
Mr., Ghisi is a travelling man. as
ISOLATED with the Pacific Crockery and
Tinware company
Miss Pearl Helen 4Ierndon, who hag
recently completed her season as read
er with the Philharmonic quintet, has
accepted limited season in vaudeville
and with her mother. Mrs. W. Z. Hern-
Hon. is leaving Tuesday to begin her
enlargement on the Northwest Or