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Cos Ctngcles Sunday (LtmcrX in i SUNDAY, MARCH 21. 1909. Women's 50c and 75c Vests 25c nSWf $1.25 to $2.00 Embroideries 75 A big lot of women's white lisle undervests, with crocheted fronts BOSIQN DRYGOODS SlORE Fully five thousand yards of wide flouncings, edges, allovers and galloons of regular 50c and 75c grades came to us at a price that will permit selling one 0 Cn RDnAIMAAV Swiss and Nainsook the sorts generally sold at $1.25 to $2.00 at twenty-five cents. 235 Jy CKUAUWAY here at 75c a yard. 234-244 So.

HILL ST. I $5.00 Sole-leather Suit Cases Artistic Drapery Stuffs Enticingly Priced Generous reductions on several lines of sightly, serviceable drapery stuffs. $6.50 to $8.50 QC Curtains $3.95 is our clean-up price on a short lot of $6.50 to $8.00 white Brussels Net Curtains. All in decidedly attractive patterns good enough for the front rooms of almost any house. And a limited supply of 1 0.50 Arabian Irish Point Lace Curtains at $6.75 a pair.

$5.00, tomorrow, for the sole-leather suit cases which we riave made to our order and sell regularly at $6.50. In quality of leather, in finish and in general make-up they are fully equal to those generally sold elsewhere at $9.50 and $10.00. And a lot of $7.50 and $8.50 shopping bags, in seal and walrus grains, at $5.00. 50-inch Mercerized Moire in plain colors especially desirable for lining portieres and bed sets 75c values at 50c a yard. 36-inch Swiss in soft shades of blue, rose, and yellow floral designs, fifteen cents a yard.

The new Druid Cloth, 50 inches wide, in green, brown and natural shades for couch covers and portieres to match 65c a yard. (Third Floor.) Imported Scotch madras in many new patterns and color combinations, 42 to 70 inches wide worth up to $3 a yard, on sale at 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 yd. 36-inch Cruggleton casement cloth in all the new patterns designed for side drapes in the bungalow worth up to 25cto be sold at fifteen cents a yard. 33 and 36-inch Cretonnes in dozens of new patterns worth up to 35c a yard now 20c. The new Flake Silk, 30 inches wide, in' all the colorings suitable for side drapes in a parlor $1.75 values at $1 a yard.

50-inch Shikii reps in soft shades suitable for portieres and side drapes to match worth $2.50 now $2 a yard, Many new patterns in Royaline crepes for all kinds of drapery use 36 inches wide and well worth 50c a yard on sale at 35c (Thlra Floor) $7.50 to $17.50 Petticoats $5. Guaranteed Silk Waists 1j A thousand $7.50 to $17.50 Silk Petticoats ready for tomor row's selling at five dollars; half of the collection being a manu facturer's sample line, and the other five hundred being the fa mous H. skirts bearing this guarantee: Should this tetticoat. bearing trade-mark H. crack or split within three Si months from date of purchase, return it with guarantee to your dealer.

He will replace it with anew one, provided the damage has not been1 caused by tearing, alterations, or by wear on bottom ruffle. THE M. CO. Black, white, solid colors and changeables in the guaranteed skirts, with extra sizes in black. Two-hundred of the S.

M. guaranteed silk, waists, in three new styles, here to be sold at five dollars. Black, white, navy blue," rose, grey, Baltic blue, and mint green. The silks are of the very best, of course else they'd never Jbear a guarantee like this: "Should this waist bearing trade-mark 'S. H.

M. crack or split within three months from date of purchase, return it with this coupon to your dealer. He will replace it with a new one vided the damage has not been caused by tearing, perspiration or rubbing of corset bones." But, of course, the most beautiful garments are to be found in the sample line, which includes rich Pompadour silks, fancy messalines, and striped, plaid, and changeable taffetas in seemingly endless variety Many of them with Jersey tops. Plenty of black ones in extra sizes. Few women who see the window display will be able to resist coming tomorrow morning before the doors open.

None sold to dealers, no telephone orders, none sent C.O.D. or on (Main Floor, Eear of Annex) "The S. M. Co. approval.

Editorial Section Young, whose headquarters ara there. The Salad Club was entertained Society. Tuesday by Miss Eva Bradford. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

W. li. layior or Montana have been visiting Mrs. A. E.

Ott of Santa Ana. Mrs. Crocket Bowers, Mrs. W. W.

Crosier, Miss Florence Crosier and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bowers made an automobile trip to the San Juan Caplstrano Mission, Tuesday. RRlLL TE the out-cf-town guests were Mr. M.

a. Stone of Valle Vista, Mrs. W. B. Weir of San Francisco, Mrs.

Gus Mathews, Mrs. Fred Blackburn, Mrs. J. A. Allen, San Jacinto, Mrs.

Lacey of Riverside, and Miss Westwood, Los Angeles. Mrs. W. C. Goodhue gave a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at her home on Myers avenue.

Covers were laid for nine. W. F. Whittier entertained at dinner Sunday evening at Hotel Hemet. Place cards read for Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Weir, Mrs. H.

C. Tilden, H. E. Bothin, all of San Francisco Mr. and Mrs.

II. S. Dukes, Miss Hill, and Messrs. Fast and Clayton. Mrs.

R. Rutledge Snow and Mrs. Jesse C. Belton have invitations out for a reception for Mrs. S.

F. Daniels, Friday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. Daniels expects to leave Hemet the first of the month to make Clare-mont her home. Glendora.

HP HE ladles of the Old Glory Clr- I cle of the G.A.R. entertained at a Troplco library. Many books were donated by the club ladles for the library. The day closed with an old-j fashioned Virginia reel in the living-room. Mrs.

Edward Ayers gave a luncheon at her home on Palmer avenue Thursday. Her guests were Mrs. M. H. Flint, Mrs.

Ellen Loeb and Mrs Louise Piatt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Weston received and entertained with a dinner party at their home on Payson avenue.

In compliment to several Los Angeles friends. Mrs. J. R. Quaker and her daughter, Mildred Quaker, who have been spending several weeks as the guests of Mrs.

George Barnes, returned home. John W. Imler of Riverside Drive returned Wednesday from a visit at El Centro. 9 Corona. THE home of Mr.

and Mrs. E. S. Strauss In Orange Heights was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding Saturday evening, when Mrs. reception at the hotel parlors, Wednesday evening, In honor of the young ladies who assisted In the en tertainment on Lincoln birthday.

Mrs. C. S. Whltcomb entertained Saturday evening In honor of the birthday of her son, Caro Whltcomb, and Mrs. Dora Fenton.

Mrs. W. G. Henshaw, Mrs. E.

T. Mrs. Thuron Nichols entertained Tuesday at luncheon, Mrs. George D. Ruddy and Mrs.

J. C. Hutchinson of Los and Mra. L. It.

Orma- Shamrocks. Those present were Mra. Ralph Sebree and Miss Helen Ho-bert; Mmes. Raymond Moore; Robert Hardy, John Shenk, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Rollins R.

Beecher of Can-andaigua, N. Mrs. Ralph Avery of Oxnard, and Mmes. Charles Hudson, Edward Hobert, Ernest Sutton, Edward Cook, Charles Rhone, Walter Sebree, Norman Marsh, C. Meyers and "Wilfrid Shoebottom, and the Misses Florence Gilford, Bertha Moore, Agnes Button and Kathryn Cook.

In honor of the fiftieth birthday of C. K. Douglass of No. 112S Fairview avenue, Mrs. Douglass entertained 6aturday evening with a dinner party, covers being laid for twelve.

The decorations were in gold and white, the acacia forming the centerpiece for the table. The Fun Club met at the home of Mrs. Hartley Packer on Fremont street Saturday evening. The house was decorated with asparagus plumo-sus. Games were enjoyed.

Besides the regular members present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley. Mrs. Charles Rhone of No.

1701 Rollins street gave a pretty Juvenile party for her young daughter, Caroline, Monday afternoon, in honor of her fourth birthday anniversary. Jolly games Were played by the little folks all the afternoon. In the dining-room, hanging over the center of the table, was a Japanese umbrella covered with butterflies of all -colors and sixes. At each place was an Individual cake covered rith pink frosting. Those present were Margery and Elanora Glass, Elizabeth Jones, Robert Monahan, Ronald Bish-bp of Loa Angeles, Le Roy Marsh, Norman Cave, Virginia Crowe, Helen by of Seattle.

Mrs. C. A. Needham entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Felts of Los Angeles, Mr. Baldwin of Boston, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles 749 SOUTH BROADWAY 751 ANNUAL White Opening Lingerie and Linen Gowns Net and Lingerie Blouses French Underwear Princess Slips Collars and Neckwear Gloves and Hosiery Corsets at All Prices All Goods Are Hand Made and Hand Embroidered Tucker of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Helen Acklln had as guests last week, Mr. and Mra. Leonard, Mr.

Gray and Prof, and Mrs. E. Douglas of Bos ton. Downey. MISS JOYCE STANDLEE entertained a number of young friends Friday evening.

Among those present were Misses Jo Harris, Pearl Smith, Meekle Dlsmukes, Bessie Ball, Mildred Church, and Moore, and Messrs. Hamer Graham, Everett Shaw, Robert Rives, Jack Church, Carrol Shirley and Prof. GelletL Miss Pearl Smith of Ontario visited In Downey last week, the guest of Miss Jo Harris. Miss. Morgan of Garwanza, Mrs.

W. E. Shepard of Ventura, Mrs. Martha C. Mohr and Mrs.

Jennie Collier. As an Innovation the Tuesday Afternoon Thimble Club gave a luncheon, Mrs. A. Bishop, Mrs. John A.

Carson and Mrs. W. Freeman acting as hostesses. The affair took place at the home of Mrs. Freeman, No.

1107 Brent avenue. The place cards were In the form of Shamrock leaves tied with green ribbons. A shower bouquet of fresias formed the centerpiece of the table. Covers were laid for twenty. Besides the regular members, Mra.

J. Price of Iowa, was present. Mrs. Edward Hobert of Oaks street, entertained informally Thursday evening with a cribbage party. Refreshments were served.

Those present were Mr." and Mrs. Walter Sebree, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rhone, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar Beasley of No. 1129 Hope street, was pleasantly surprised Friday when about twenty-five of his school friends came to help him celebrate his fifteenth birthday. Hollywood.

MISS EAN WAKEMAN, a well-known pianist, surprised her friends here last week by her marriage at San Bernardino, Monday, to George Gilbert Blymyer of San Francisco. Mr. Blymyer was called to San Bernardino on business and the young people decided to be married during his stay there Instead of next fall, as had been planned. Mr. and Mrs.

Blymyer returned to Los Angeles the same evening, en route to San Francisco, and were tendered a dinner by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wakeman.

The bride and groom were schoolmates In Minneapolis. Mrs. M. C. Nason entertained at a large St.

Patrick's Day card party In compliment to her sister, Mrs. E. F. Bogardus, who will leave April 1 for Europe. Mrs.

Martha S. Gielow of Alabama is a guest at Hotel Bonnie Brier. Mrs. Gielow is founder of the Southern Industrial Education Association. East Newport.

MRS. J. R. PORTER was hostess to the ladles of the Tuesday Afternoon Whist Club of Santa Ana Monday, entertaining them at her Bay Island bungalow. Those In the party were Mmes.

3. W. Carlylrt P. S. Roper.

J. D. Thomas, A. Porter, M. A.

Yaroell, Joseph Parsons, W. A. Huff. J. W.

Tubbs. H. X). Connell. Clyde Walker, B.

E. Turner. H. T. Rutherford, Frank Remsburg and D.

Porter and Miss Elsie Harrison. Mrs. R. J. Snooner and daughter.

Miss Kathleen Spooner, have returned to their home In Riverside after fortnight's visit with Mrs. Charles H. Wimpress. J. Ingersoll and daughters.

Misses Loile and Mamie Ingersoll, have returned to the beach after a short stay at San Bernardino. Capt. T. W. Laldlaw has returned to his home in Riverside after a fortnight! stay at Bay Vew cottage.

Hemet. MR. AND MRS. HARVEY MAS-TERN HUDGINS of Fayettevllle. Ark-, bava Issued Invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth May, to John Mlddleton Clayton of Hemet.

April 8. at the First Baptist Church of Fayettevllle. After a wedding trip, Mr. Clayton will bring his bride to Hemet to reside. He is the secretary and manager of the land and wter companies.

The largest affair of last week was the whist party Wednesday afternoon given by the Merry Wives' Card Ciub, st the home of Mrs. H. S. Dukes. Eight tables were used.

Mrs. A. Tomllnsnn received the prixe for points, Mrs. D. Kingsbury for the greatest number of progressions.

Miss Bottrell for least points, and Mrs. Gua Mathewa of San Jacinto for least progreasioai. Among Mrs. J. F.

Stout left last week for an extended visit at her old home In San Antonio, Tex. Bates, Rebecca and Catherine Patter-Ion, Dorothy and Trowbridge Sebree and John Rhone. Mrs. A. H.

Gamage entertained the tenver Club at her home, Meridian kvenue and Monterey Road, Friday. Those present were: Mmes. George V. Lippold, Pr. Liippold, H.

L. Hayes, M. A. Rav. T.

G. Little, F. H. Wood, R. E.

Hook. C. E. Page, F. C.

Trotit-fian. C. Sherwood, Edward Foster. W. L.

Welch: Misses Cora Bon-lie Hays. Birdie Pafr and Marjorle Mrs. J. C. Rives entertained with a luncheon Thursday.

Guests were Mmes. II. A. Scott, M. S.

Kuehny, 8. S. Skldmore, IX E. Hull. C.

R. Church. R. L. Scott, Frank Burke.

J. W. Mc-Kellar, J. II. Ardis and H.

Julian Miss Elma Smith had as her guest the past week Mrs. Helen Steckcl of age of Los Angeles, Elizabeth Down- Mail Ordera Filled. Los Angeles. and Anna Moore. Mrs.

T. R. Manning and Mrs. Wm. Henshaw, Miss Fannler of Oakland, and Mrs.

Scheld of Sacramento, were an auto party who lunched at Hotel Hemet Wednesday. Miss C. Banks of Cambridge, registered at Hotel Hemet Wednesday. Mrs. Lacey of Riverside was a guest of her daughter, Mrs.

E. T. Boughn, last week. Norwalk. HORACE BRETTON of San is visiting his brother, M.

W. Bretton; be will leave for Oregon on Tuesday. Mrs. M. D.

Randell gave a tea to friends and members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Congregational Church, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Sproule entertained a few friends at tea on Friday afternoon.

Those present were Mmes. D. E. Glazier, N. Glazier, Adah Waymire, Ida DeWitt and Miss H.

M. Sproule. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Glazier entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Slater of Pauline, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sproul entertained with a week-end party, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Haih. Miss S.

Brossmer, G. B. Brossmer, Mrs. Margret Weiss and Miss Llzbeth Weiss, all of Los Angeles. Duarte.

ON WEDNESDAY afternoon Mrs. Joseph Fowler entertained the members of the Pastime Clab and a few of their friends, at her home on Duarte avenue. The guests were Mmes. Beardsley, Brown, Shrode, Murphy, Castello, Northrup, Sarwine, Gerhart, B. W.

Gerhart, Cross, Hoag-land. Dickey, Radabaugh, Graver, Little, Fowler, Monroe, 'Misses Fowler and Northrup. Mrs. W. W.

Murphy of Loa Angelea Is the guest of Mra. Charles A. Shrode. The Buena Vista Whist Club was entertained on Thursday night by Miss Edith Morgan, at her Terrace. Mrs.

Whitfield H. Hoagland gave a violet luncheon on Tuesday, the guests being Mmes. Morse, Hemus, Blake and Edwards, of Colorado Springs, and Mra. Dickey of Duarte. Tropieo.

THE spirit of hospitality prevailed at the all-day meeting of the Thursday Afternoon Ciub, held at the home of Mra. Jesse Etine, on Fourth street Mra Stlne and Mrs. Wesley Bullls acted as hostesses. The morning session was devoted to cutting pictures from the magazines discarded by the Troplco library. These pictures will be utilized in making paper cambric books, to be given invalid children.

Dinner was aerved In the patio. A large cake was given Mrs. John Seaman, In bonor of her birthday anniversary. After dinner the regular meeting of tha club was bead. Mrs.

A. W. Collins presided. Miss Harriet Meyers read a paper on tfco growth of Oa Welrbach were guests of Mrs. Emma In honor of her sixteenth birthday Miss Sarah Belle Pealer of No.

1226 Bank street, gave a dinner party re- Chapman of Huntington Park Thurs Strauss's sister, Mrs. Nana Bell, and John" Byron La France were married by Rev. George B. Cliff of the First Methodist Church. The bride wore a pretty gown of blue silk.

Mr. and Mrs. La France are both from Riverside, where they are to make their home. A large masquerade ball was given In Masonic Hall Tuesday evening as a St, Patrick affair. Balboa.

7 MR. AND MRS. EYRE BARROW-Ffrench and Mrs. Ffrench's son, uwlght Whiting, and party of Los Angeles friends, spent last Sunday at the Ffrench Fortress at Corona del Mar. J.

E. Pinkham of the Fl.st National Bank, and wife are entertaining five Angelenos over Sunday at Butler's bungalow at tho corner of Svf avenue and Adams street. Mrs. S. F.

Gage li entertaining her son, Allen L. Spooner and family, of St. Joseph, at the Pokagon "bungalow. Miss Marjorle Crosslty and Mrs. Chapman of Los Angeles have rpent the past ten days at Miss Crossley's Surf-avenue cottage.

Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Kelscy were their guests last, Sunday. Guests for Ihe week registered at the Hotel Ealboa Include V. H.

Parke of Decatur, B. F. Burrow of New Richmond, J. W. Bowon.

N. L. Bo wen, M. O. Price, J.

F. Been well. and Mrs. L. K.

Lewis, Mrs. Lina C. Barney, Miss Ella Moore, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Shlandeman. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Lewis, of Pasadena; Mrs. K. Rldgley of Long Beach: H. fc. Burke of San Dieiro; D.

D. Steele of Snn Francisco; Lewis E. De Voe of Oakland. Mra. O.

B. Aldrlch and family, her mother, Mrs. F. B. Huff, and sister.

Miss Lina Huff, of Santa Ana, and her guests Misses Zola Smith and Estella Belle Meaeham of Minneapolis, stopped at Balboa the first of the week. Mrs. A. A. Lester entertained the Ladles' Sociel and Literary Club Tuesday at an afternoon tea at the Chula Vista.

Santa Ana. MISS ETHEL J. WHITE, eecond daughter of Mr. and Mra. William White, waa married to Walter W.

Wakeham, eon of Mr. and Mra Frank Wakeham of Tustln, last week. Rer. J. Hopkins of Fullerton performed the ceremony.

A surprise party was glven Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. L. A. Jones, to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Johnson, who were married last week. The callers were members of the postofflre force, where Mr. Johnson Is employed. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Carlyle. formerly of this place, will make their home at Needles. Mra.

C. A. Young and ber daughter, who- Is In the local High School, will leave In June for Oakland to join Mr. day. ntly.

Dark red roses were used as I SELL THE BEST Sample Shoes MADE IN ALL SIZES FOR LADIES $2.00 FOR MEN $2.50 FOR BOYS $2.00 Regular $3.50 to $6.00 values. I centerpiece for the table, and covers Mrs. IT. A. Scott entertained at Wednesday evening.

Guests were re laid for Miss Margaret Colbert or asadena. Misses TIchnor, Snyder. El- Mr. and airs. J.

C. Rives. Mr. and Mra. Pealer and Mr.

and, Mrs. I. Pealer. k. 4 jL Frank Burke, Mrs.

Helen Steckel, Mlaa Elma Smith and Dr. L. M. Ryan. Mrs.

H. S. Julian of Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. illiam Johnston, No.

hO El Centro street, celebrated their flxth wedding anniversary last Sun-ay by a Jarge dinner. Mrs. Blanche Foster gave' another tiave just received a swell line of her -chamber concerts for teachers. lTVi. ladles high tan button and lace; also a new line of black patent her home on Windsor Place, Tnes- ay evening.

Miss Crabtree and Miss Ichter gave sKeicnes me lives or and gun-metal welt, button and lace high shoes. Nothing but the latest Btyles, and always one price. hubert and Uliopin and Miss coward lead a paper on current musical events, lira. Georee W. Glover gave some ex- hilsite melodies of Schubert and Chopin" THIRD FLOOR, HOMER LAUGHLIN 315 SO.

BROADWAY (Over tha Villa da Paris) Rooms 303-305 Take Elevator Open Saturday Evenings spent the past week aa guesta of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Skldmore and Mr.

and Mra. E. U. Skldmore. 8anta Monica.

THE celebration of St. Patriek'a Day held at Columbia Hall Wednesday evening proved a pleasing social affair. It was conducted under the direction of the Sisters of the Academy of Holy Names. Joseph Scott of Loa Aneelea, delivered an oration, and there were musical and literary numbers appropriate to tha occasion. There waa a gay aocial time Wednesday evening among tha membera of tha Vnlform Rank of the Knlghta of Pythias.

The guests of the local lodge were the knights front! Hollywood, who came to the beach to perform the third degree A smoker followed the lodge work. Heath haa returned to Ms home In Champlaln. after having apent the winter with beach relatives. The entertainer at the regular meeting of the Santa Monica Women'a Club tomorrow afternoon will ba Mra. SUITS TAILOR $25 to $60 PHILLIPS, a 328 MASON BUILDING.

FOURTH A BROADWAY. Take Etavatw lumbers were given bf Curtia Arm-ftrong on the piano. Harry Moore of La France avenue, bneonta Park, entertained with a progressive whist party Friday evening, fables were arranged for these guests: Hisses Florence Judklns, Grace Jud-Bns, Lenore Judklns. Grace Walthrey. llice Dodge.

Marguerite Powell, Mar-fuerite Bowen, Henrietta Castleman. Lgnes Gilman, Dorothy Douglass, tathrvn Plimpton and Messrs. Will tlchnff. Carleton Gilbert, John Jone. franklin Tndan, Welfnrd Seay, Sydney foster.

Victor Collins. Douglas Rlch-irds and LInyd Cnrr. Mrs." N. Messer No. S3 Monterey Road gave a luncheon Thursday In lonor of Mrs.

Huy who visiting er neloe. Mrs. Margaret Collier Gra-am. Covers were laid for Mrs. Huey, fclva Thome Miller, Miller and Swelldom's Clearance Sals Ladies' Suits, Cloaks.Etc Original Sample Shoe Shop rmti Floor, Merchant Trait Bld.

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