Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

A MI 10 THINK Unat We were taugh
~ to believe club houses-mens clut
A. houses, of course-were gay anC
giddy places where gilded youths re-
sorted to waste their patrlmony play
ing poker and looking upon the wine
when 1t is redl
Here comes one from a summer In
the east, where he was dined and en-
tertained by many old friends, and he
reports that in all the clubs back
east" there is nothing doing now ex-
cept picture puzzles, and that cars are
discarded and the tables occupied, not
by Jack pots, chips, etc, but by jig
saver pictures, while young and old,
grave and gay, wrinkle thoughtful
brows and shake puzzled heads over
the problem of whether that three
cornered bit of blue pasteboard be-
longs in the left-hand corner against
the pale green octagonal piece or half
way down the center where 1t fits but
where it would form patch on the
rotund side of the family COW.
Alas and alack, my brethren, tits a
weary world.
A cablegram received by the steam
ship department of the German Ameri-
can Savings bank announces the ar
rival in Honolulu Of a party of An
gelenos, who sailed from San Fran
cisco on the Manchuria September 8.
The party, the largest that ever left
Los Angeles, includes Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Mcconnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney A. Butler, Mrs. S. W. Church and
the Misses Ruth and Genevieve
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard V. Day
and Miss Gretchen Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Latin, Mr..
and Mrs A. Iced, Jr., and Mrs c. Nc
Intosh Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
Mesdames W. W. Hadley Ada S. Lux,
E. P. Nichols, A. L. Ryan, NJ. G. Ry-
land, o. B. Warnock, Miss Fay Mich
OILS, Miss ]. T. Ogden, Homer Laugh
lin and Miss Guendolen Laughlin, DR..
George D. Lyman and D. F. Robert
son.
For the bride who wishes something
different from the conventional pink or
yellow wedding there is suggested a
combination of two colors, which gives
originality and rest from the one
color scheme.
One delightful idea is developed In
soft. shining silk, with overdress Of
chiffon. The pale shell pink silk of
one dress has the soft overdrapery of
grayish sea green. The iridescence of
the sea at sunset is caught in the SHIN
mering effect produced by the two ma
terials.
The other gown has the reversed
colors. Over the green silk falls the
pink chiffon in the same design as
that of the first.
The dresses are held in the same
color picture by the ever-ef1cient touch
of black. At the back of the gowns,
11a nT fho PrnCcad fO1HG
are large fiat bows Of black tulle with
long flowing ends. 1t Is a chic relief
from the sameness of most bridesmaids
gowns.
It is often some little individuality
of cut, or a detail of finish added by
loving fingers, that gives the last
grace to her wedding gown in the eyes
of a bride-elect, and it was happy
Omaha bride this summer who wore
production made by the dressmaker
who had made her mothers dresses
for twenty-eight years and made the
wedding dress and a party frock as
labor Of love. Both fitted without an
alteration, although made entirely by
measurements sent the dressmaker,
who lived in a different city. The we'd
ding dress was trimmed with the lace
bought by the bridegroom during 2
foreign tour several years ago but
evidently with a view to the use to
which it was finally put.
&
AS an illustration that as much en-
joyment may be secured from simple
things as from other more extravagant
and also showing that the typical
army family is the best of all to give
this evidence, says the Washington
Star, was a farewell party given at
a nearby post, where the household
goods of the host were packed and
ready for shipment half way across