Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06


Mrs. J. Russell, Mrs. Nicholas Mil
bank, Mrs. L. II. Mitchell, Mrs, A. 7.
Metcalf, Mrs. Alexander MetcaIl' MrS'
Lloyd Moultrie, Mrs. A. *. Brauer'
Mrs. B. M. Baumgart, Mrs. Chester
Brown, Mrs. Robert Brunton, MRS ~
j. Brent, Mrs. j. c. Brown, MRS; D.
F.. Blinn, Mrs. j. b. Badgley, Mrs.
Frank Bryson, Mrs. b. F. Church OF
Redlands, Mrs. Philip d. Colby, Mrs.
Sidney 1. Darrin, Miss Stella Board
man of Chicago, ILL.,, Miss Maude Ellz-
abeth Richards.
Now that it is over everyone con-
cerned is drawing a long breath OF sat
isfaction, and forgetting the hard work
and perplexities are recalling only the
many delightful social features for
which the Kirmess furnished an eX-
cuse.
Miss Lila, Stewart of New York city,
who directed the Kirmes, received un-
stinted praise for efficient supervision
of the entertainment. Every detail was
excellently managed
There never were such chaperons as
those dear women who graciously pre-
sided at Iuncheons and dinners, and the
informal gatherings incident to re-
hearsals, and who, for four night per-
formances and one matinee, stood by
faithfully with smudge stick and rouge,
equally ready on demand with an extra
pin or with advice and whose unfalllng
resourcefulness and tact smoothed the
rough places and more than once saved
the day.
The weeks festivities closed last
night with a series of dinner parties at
the California club, preceding the open
ing performance, the chaperons enter
tanning the participants in the various
Dances
Mrs. Samuel T. Glover, Mrs. Will
loughby Rodman, Mrs. Horace Wing
Mrs. Lynn Helm, Mrs Scott Helm,
Mrs. c. w. Rogers and Miss Caroline
Van Dyke, who have chaperoned the
young people in the Indian dance, acted
again in that capacity at table where
covers were also laid for Miss M.
Louise Freese, Miss Kate F'reese, Miss
Florence Wadsworth, Miss Dora d.
Rogers, Miss Rowena Newton, Miss
Lilly M. Olshausen, Miss Rae Belle
Morlan, Miss Romaine Poindexter, Miss
Agnes Helen Whitaker Miss Mary
Boynton, Miss Helen Parker Miss
Hazel Eva Parker, Edwin A. de Voss,
Nelson c. Lally, Fred L. Letten, Will
liam Theodore Behr, Everett 9. Max
well, Fred e. Weller, Roy +. Allen,
Norman II. Bradshaw, Thomas Brad
ley, Charles ]. Sutton, Charles A.
Rogers, Edgar K. Brown, Hilario Pine,
1GOHl llt6 1HuldIl VI clllS C-AhlbAIiCAA'
Harry Clifford Lott and S. Il. Glover.
Mrs. William May Garland, Mrs. j.
E. Cook, Mrs Guy Cochran, Mrs. Rus
sell Med. Taylor and Mrs. Rae Smith,
chaperons of the Irish dance, had as
their guests at another table Mrs.
Chester A.. Montgomery, Mrs. Rea E.
Smith, Mrs. William S. Hook, Miss
Caroline Trask, Miss Marjory e. Utley
Miss Gladys Let's, Miss Edna Let's,
Kino Miss Virginia
Garner, Miss Florence B. Wood, Arthur
A. Dodworth, Maynard McFie, Bruce
Mcneil, Arthur L. Bobrick, Andrew j.
Mullen, j. Kingsley Macomber, Arthur
W. Bumiller, Fred B. Stamm, Warren
! Gillelen, Karl Hugo Visscher, Henry
Daily and Eddie Perkins.
| Mrs. Edwin T. Earl, Mrs. Adna r.
Chaffee, Mrs Hancock Banning, Mrs.
L. N. Brunswig, Mrs. Kate Vosberg
and Mrs. E. j. Marshall, in charge of
| the Fluffy Ruffles dances, had the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Harriet Severance,
Miss Emma Conroy, Miss Madeleine
| King, Miss Marjorie Severance, Miss
| Florence Brown, Miss Lucille Gage,
Miss Francesca Broderick Miss Lucy
Sanders, Miss Anita Broderfck, Miss
Jane B. Rollins, Stuart Salisbury, Ell
tinge Brown, Kenneth Moore, James
Page, James s. Utley, Robert Elmore,
Paul Grimm, Morgan Adams, Reynolds
Sanders and Walter Brunswig.
| At one of the tables hostesses We're
Mrs. Thomas j. Fleming, Mrs. John
G.. Mott, Mrs. Willard H. Stimson, Mrs.
Walter j. Trask, Mrs. Hamilton Rol-
| Inns, Mrs. Frank ]. Thomas, who had
charge of the Scotch dance, their guests
being Miss Edythe K. Bryant, Miss
Rita C. Morres, Miss Margaret Flem-
ing, Miss Genevieve Wilcox, Miss Sal
| lie Hilliard Polk, Miss Margaret Louise
Mcmillan. Miss Virginia Elizabeth
| Walsh, Miss Louise Fleming, Miss
| Caroline Garfield, Miss Charlotte
| Wadsworth Miss Mercedes de Luna,
| Miss kathleen H. Spring, Miss Maude
Morgan; Messrs. Hamilton Rollins,
Jr., George Caswell, John Garner, Mel
son E. Crandall Harrell j. Harrell, Ar
thur ]. Gillett, Gabriel Duque, Marcus
Mel. Marshall, r. E. Ward, Hilliard
MacGowan, Arden L. Day. Wayery e.
Waggoner, Sheldon Balinger
| Another party included the following
chaperons and participants of the
Marsovian dance: Mrs. Michael j. Con-
nell, Mrs. Burton E. Green, Mrs Frank
S. Hicks, Mrs. Henry Mckee and Mrs.
Hugh F. Stewart, Miss Jeanette Gar
ner Miss Annis Van Nuys, Miss Kath-
| crime Graves, Miss Marie Bobrick, Miss
Ella Gardner, Miss Helen Newlin,
Marybelle Peyton Miss Mamie Pack
| ard, MISS NOTG OIlLlIlldH anu NIAoS
Rose Zobelein, Messrs j. C. MacFar
land Gurney Newlin, w. Norris Buck
lin, Jr., Alfred Wright, w. G. Van Pelt,
Kurt ]. Koebig, Roy Naftzger, Clarence
A. Fitzhenry, Clyde c. Wallace, Carle-
ton r. cambridge.
Mrs. George Goldsmith, Mrs. j. l..
Bannister, Mrs. Edward L. Doheny,
Mrs. ]. T. Fitzgerald. Mrs. John New
ton Russell, Mrs. Stoddard Jess and
Mrs. Louis N Cole and the following
Young women of the -Four Seasons
dance occupied a table: Miss Sophie
Dinkelspiel, Miss Katherine Smith,
Miss Josephine A. Seamon, Miss Edna
Irene Landers Miss Dorothy F. Simp-
son, Miss Irma Polaski, Miss Frances
Newmark. Miss Hazel Mayer, Miss
Frances r. Whitesell. Miss Ethelyn E.
Carson, Miss June EsSey, Miss Gladys
Macdonald, Miss Mildred Baer, Miss
Rhea eastman, Miss Berenice Marcher,
Miss, Florence Norton, Miss Martha
Levy, Miss Leila A. Coulter, Miss Hen
rietta Acker Miss Jennie Hartman
Miss Rose Hoffman, Miss Lucy Brod-
rick. Miss Rose German and Mrs. AL
fred w. Allen.
At another table were the following
chaperons and their charges in the
Polo dance:
Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall. Mrs. w.
Jarvis Barlow, Mrs. Roland Bishop,
Mrs. James G. Porter and Mrs. Jay
II. Utley, Miss Alice Rooney Miss
Mice EIOpauoa Pollard.