Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-28

VIZ HILE the fair women who grace
wv Ascot park today with their
w presence are discussing rival
machines in technical terms it is safe
10 to / bet that the men will turn
often from the business of the day to
'say things more or less compliment
tary about the headgear of their women
guests.
the light of the sun, but this season the
small truck farms and vegetable gar
dens that are sold as trimming by
hard hearted saleswomen to our sus-
ceptabe and gullible feminity should
flourish in it's effuIgent rays of our
mi-tropicafs sun.
With superb disregard of nature S
laws, q. purple hyaconth is coerced INTO
nesting close to the ruddy heart of a
June apple, while grapes. both purple
and white and green, with crab apples
and autumn leaves, are apparently
grated onto the same hat
1t is respectfully suggested. on ac-
count of their durability, that dried
nrunes be utilized. Green fruit and
Vegetables from ones own home garden
might be artistically attached to the
hats of wife and daughter. and allowed
to ropen thereon.
Anyone with a private crouch against
the world might appropriately express
I06 same ny ii CONNICu Will ShCCli
perSimmons!
Mr.. and Mrs j. Murray Page of San
Francisco are being entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Leavitt of
Vermont avenue.
Gen. NJ. H. Sherman and the Misses
Clark, his nieces and the daughters
of Mrfi and Mrs. E. P. Clark of st.
James place, who have been members
of a party which has passed the last
few weeks in Cuba, are expected to re-
turn to Los Angeles Wednesday,
Quietly appointed and taking place
at the home of the brides parents,
Mapor and Mrs. H. NJ. Russell of West
Adams street, the marriage of Miss
Eva Elizabeth Heating and DR.. Titan
j. Coffey will be solemnized Tuesday.
Only relatives have been invited to
witness the ceremony, which will be
conductedw according to the ritual of
the Episcopal church, Rt. Rev. Bishop
Joseph II. Johnson officiating.
s.
Mrs. Frederick T. Griffith will enter
tain with dance at the Country club
the evening of March 81 in compliment
to Miss Katherine Graves of Alhambra,
who with her mother, Mrs. Graves, and
Miss Kate Van Mugs, will leave for
Europe in April.
s.
Mrs. Burton. G.. Adams of the Cam
bria-Union apartments entertained
eight guests at the Orpheum Saturday
afternoon in compliment to Miss Fran
ces Cope, whose marriage to j. A. H.
Kerr will be a spring event.
s.
Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of Chester
place entertained with a dinned Mon
day evening in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l. Hollingsworth, who will
leave April for a tour of Europe.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Katherine Graves will entertain
informally with a tea this afternoon at
her home in Alhambra.
s.
Mrs. Henderson Hayward of Wiltshire
boulevard is entertaining with a series
of delightful bridge breakfasts. Miss
Anna Marie Nellis was honoree at q
breakfast given Wednesday morning.
Bridge was played and at the conclu-
sion of the game an informal recital
was rendered by Miss Anna Marie Mel
lis, who gave a whistling solo; Mrs.
Harmon D. RYas and Miss Julia Hay
ward, plano solos, and Mrs. w. S. Bulls
and Miss Alice McDuffee, recitations.
Tuesday morning the hostess enter