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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-21
Town Mourns For Old Typo.

WINDSOR VT, March 2l.-Business was
generally suspended here yesterday be-
cause of tho funeral of William p. Cheney.
Deceased was 80 years old, and worked
here ct his trade as q printer for over 20
YEARS
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Two indictments Hanging Over Him

NEW YORK. March 2l.-Samuel Mich,
an insurance adjuster alleged to have been
implicated In the incendlarism for which
Adjuster Grauer was recently sentenced to
30 years imprisonment, gave himself up
yesterday. There are two indictments
AGAINST Mich.
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SUING q Wrecked Bsnk.

LocKPoRT, N. Y. March ei-C. A.
Barnes, one Of the Merch ants bank depos-
itors, has brought suit against the stock.
holders Of the wrecked institution. Barnes
claim II for 5000. and the action 10 In the
nature of test case.
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To Become Superior JUDGE.

HARTFORD, March 2l,-W. T. Elmer,
Republican leader Of the house, resigned
yesterday. Governor Coffin will appoint
him to q judgeship of the superior court.
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New whisky Combine.

CHICAGO. March 2i.-Negotistio have
been completed which effected combina,
ton Of oil the whisky interests In tho
country, and practically assures to the
Spirits Distilling association control of
the spirit output Of tho United Statea
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Needs 10 % Confirmed.

HAVANA, March 81. = The Lu cha ~
serts that the steamer Alliance whom
fired on by the Spanish cruiser Conde dc
vensdito, had on board the Cuban rebel
general, Antonio Msoeo. or his brother
Jose, and that she landed him at Sandy
Aook
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Fatally Wounded BY eoospad.

BUFFALO, March 2l.-Lester Halliday
was aocosted on Perry street bridge yes
terday by o man who demanded money.
Halliday attempted to pass the man, who
shot him end robbed him. Halliday's
wound u mortal. His assailant is un.
know0
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AT EMPLOYERS Terma.

EAST DEDHAM March 2l-Work was
resumed in full yesterday at the Mer-
chants mill, the striking weavers return.
ing at the prices offered by the companv
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gynnas.
:. SILL MISSING.

~ssch 21.-There Is
still no clew. as to the \. wy, ann
James K. Austin, the missing shot h-,
facturcr, OF Portland. His relatives hon.
have offered reward for information con-
cerpipg him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-21

,rate the combatants, and was stabbed by
rasqualo Snntianno. Tho knife pene-
trated the liver. Santianno has not been
captured.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-21

BOSTON, March 0l.-Paolo Magardo. an
1talIan, e6 years old, was probably fatally
Goabbed In = row bstween two Of his coun-
osymsn Lest night He sndeavored to Sod
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SHANGHAI, March 2i.-Chincse scouts
report having met an advance detachment
Of japanese ~ miles east Of Kinchow.
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Fighting Canadian cspyriohl

LONDON, March 81. = The Society of
British authors yesterday presen ted TO the
colonial secretary petition, bearing 1900
signatures, against the Canadian COPY.
Yi0ht bill
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-21
4 lone H|GHWAYMAN
Attempted to Hold Up an Electric
Car on the Lynn Turnpike.
Conductors and Passengers
Faced q Revolver.
msdsrn Dick Turpn Finally Got Frightened
and Made Good His Escape.

LYNN, March 21.-An unknown man
who was riding OH the rear platform of q
Lynn and Boston electric car attempted
TO hold up the conductor and passengers
nt q lonely spot on tho Lynn turnpike,
about three miles from this city, early this
morning.
The Car left Boston shortly before mid
night. and when IL ached q lonely spot
Known as Kimball's turnout the man
suddenly yanked she trolley of the wire.
and pointing revolver mt the conductor
demanded his money. The conductor
4, Knocked the weapon aside, and shouting.
leaped from tho car and ran toward
the nearest house, closely followed by tho
would, be highwayman.
There were six passengers In the car,
all men, who, surprised at the sudden
darkness when the trolley was removed,
and having heard the conductors cry,
sushed to the door just in time to be
Confronted by the Highwayman,
who had abandoned the pursuit Of the
conductor and had returned to the car.
Flourishing his revolver, he ordered the
men to stand back. The command was
cbeyed, two Of the men making their es-
<saO0 from the car by the front door Just
taat moment, as II fearing that an
~ 4 been given. the highwayman
Alarm ha sAs ear and started down the
suddenly lei. issve, the two men who
road. Seeing him u uiSt{0rlu and the
had escaped by the frol. .ssy were soon
motorman gave chase anu :. - aud tho
Joined by their fellow -passenge. hav,
,opdpctor, who was returning after
In6 given an alarm.
Aftor hot chase for q short distance
tho man suddenly leaped the fence which
bound the highway and disappeared in
the bushes which skirt tie road. His pur-
luers, finding he had eluded them, re-
burned to the cur and proceeded to Lynn,
whore the police were notified. The Lynn
officers, In connection with those of Bos-
Ion and Revere, have been given a de-
Icription Of the unknown passenger and
will try to discover his identity.
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Advertise IN shs rr,pp ne.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-21

Higgins = Ferry.
Nasragansett and nllwauRss Lager.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Here and There

Here and There
Miss Georgia Sbanklin left Frid ay for
San Francisco to visit friends.
Mr.. Arthur Schumacher left Friday for
two week of pleasure at Bear valley.
Mrs. Brsly and Miss Emma Bralv will
return home today after short visit 10
San Francisco.
Mrs. Arthur L. Sendall of Syracuse, N.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. r.. Bruce
williamson, All South Bonnie Brad street.
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Sendall will
be at home to all their friends on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
OF this week.
The Junior League of Simpson taber-
nacIe mot in the church parlors yester-
day afternoon to elect officers and enjoy
a social gathering.
Mrs. l. T. Swarts being com PEELED to
leave the city on account of i'll health,
takes this means of bidding her many
friends goodbye.
cisco are here visiting their daughter,
Mrs. J. Fogel, at her home, 703 West
Tenth street.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Theresa Lucille Clark and Mr.. George w.
Mitchell, to take place October 30th at the
church OF Our Lady of the Angels.
Mrs. George H. Sanderson of San Fran
cisco, who has been visiting her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Sanderson,
at tneiJ home on Boyle Heights. left Fri
dav for her nome in the north.
MIR. and Mrs. Strong entertained with a
beautiful and elaborate dinner last
Thursday evening at their home on A J.
varado street. Covers were laid for
twelve, and delicious menu was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie were giTen de-
lightfnl surprise last Thursday evening
at their home OH Buena Vista street by
the Columbia Rebekah lodge. The hours
were pleasantly passed with music and
games.
Miss Sanborn of San Francisco is the
guest of Mrs. John Off at her home on
Figueroa street. Miss Lizzie Wildman,
former resident OF Los Angeles, will
be mar led October 30th to Mr. Franklin
OF Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. off entertained
with most enjoyable box party last
night at the Burbank, which was fol.
lowed by delicious supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Offs guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.
ii. Busch. Mr. and Mrs. Bunnell of San
Francisco and Miss Sanborn.
Otto Wedemeyer. who has been in Los
Angeles to attend his sisters w.dding,
left yesterday for the north. Mr.. Wede-
meyer will entertain his brother. and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Griffith, with
dinner at his new home as soon as he
reaches San Francisco.
FL -CJubSEspanol will tender farewell
reception to Mrs. J. l.. Phipps next Tues
day evening, in Friday Morning club
hall. Mrs. Phipps leaves in few Gays
| for the City of Mexico. much to the re-
| gret of host of friends in this city and
vicinity.
| Mrs. Howard M. Sale entertained in her
| usual charming manner with aninforma
! luncheon on Friday and Saturday, the
| ia BILE on both occasions was beautifully
decorated with a profusion of flowers.
| The beautiful curios brought from abroad
| by Mr.. Dee Sale afforded the guests much
| pleasure during the afternoon.
Miss Sadie Thorn pson gave a jolly
tally-ho party last Wednesday evening,
The drive was concluded with a moss ap.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Dance at Abbotsfnrd Inn

The young lady guests of the Abbotts-
ford entertained number of their friends
Friday evening WITH dance, which was
enjoyed in the court OF the hotel. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer, Cap
tain and Mrs. Seamans, Miss Seamans.
Mrs. George E. King, Mr. and Mrs.
Blakely, Miss Blakely, Mrs. Stone. Miss
Stone, Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walsh
of Australia. Mrs. Ryan, DR.. and Mrs. ].
G. Hadfelds, Judge and Mrs. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Off, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. De Groot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Prince, Major and Mrs.
Simth, Mesdames jerks, Harris, Brooks,
Hammond. Wheeler. the Misses Barron,
GILES, Wheeler. Cricket, Walsh, Ida
Jeffords, Natalie Jeffords, Sanbnrn, Rose,
Van Meta, Jepsen, Davis, Burnett, Cab
Ter, La Gross. Wheeler. Dangerfield. Dom
ming, Messrs. f. A. Sheppard, A. Q.
Dezendorf, L; W; Fox. Lyman Farwell of
St. Paul, H. l.. Brown of JERSEY City j..
Fred Blake. o. +. Wolter. II. H. White,
Stone Hawley, Harry Kouth, Perkins,
Adams, Currir. Jepssn. Walter Chanslor
Hall, Brown, Anderson.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Pease.hoI-res Wedding

A pretty wedding occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr.. G. II. H.Holmes, Sierra Madre,
Friday morning at 1880, when Miss
Loretta Holmes was married to Mr.. Jewel
Pease. The bride and groom entered the
room to the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march, played by the Misses
Pease. The bride, q pretty blonde, was
ttired in white silk trimmed in lace,
her only ornament being a star of pearls,
the gift of the groom. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Abbott of Sierra
Madre, beneath Il canopy of smilax. from
the center of which was pendent para
sol of smilax and white carnations.
About the rooms were tall vases holding
ferns and on small tables were immense
bouquets of La France roses. The hall
was artistic with pine branches and red
hibiscus; smilax and pink and yellow
chrysanthemums were daintily arranged
in the drawing room. In here the we'd
ding presents were displayed which wer
handsome and numerous, among them
being beautiful silver clock presented
by the groom's CO. o-worekrs in his fathers
store. After the ceremony luncheon was
served in the dining room which was
Iedolenr with pink carnations and ferns.
The mantel was a mass of pink carna-
tions and ferns and at each guests place
was a cluster OF these flowers tied with
white ribbon. After short trip to Coro-
nado Mr.. and Mrs. Pease will reside at
Sierra Madre.
The herald., 1895-10-20

peJizing supper. Those present we're:
The Miss Horgan, Benner, Kent, Ban
hnldt, Schumacher Mamie Schumacher,
Thompson and Rocbat of Pasadena,
MessrJ. Scbott, MAXWELL White, Silver
thorn, Weston, Hilton and Rollins of
Pasadena.
The young ladies of the Missionary So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
met yesterday afternoon at the residence
of the Misses Morford. 722 South Hope
street. The subject discussed was Persia,
and several interesting letters were read
from this country.
Professor Hardie read a paper on the
Basis of Ethics before the University
Ethical club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Williamson last Monday evening. AS the
president of the club is visiting Canaua,
the first vIce-president, Prof. f. r.
Shrader presided. Much interest was ielt
in the subject of the evening, and discus
sion followed Professor Hardie,,s paper.
After refresh m ents the club adjourned
TO meet at the same place the second
Monday in November.
Mrs. Fannie Benjamin held an infor-
NAL reception Friday in her art rooms
in the Downey block Those who
were fortunate enough to be present were
given rare treat in the beautiful display
conceivable shane, with exquisite deoora-
tions, is exhibited, and conspicuous
among the many beautiful articles is
lamp with Dresden design and large
jardinere. Mrs. Benjamin is at home to
her friends at any time. and talks pleas
antly in showing the choice bits of art.
Mrs. and Miss Rochat of Pasadena gave
a dinner party on FRIDAY evening in
honor of Miss Jessie Grew of Santa Ana,
who has just returned from an extended
tour through the east, The guests were
the Misses Benner. Barnholdt, Il. Schu-
macher, NJ. Schumacher, Annie Schumach-
er of Los Angeles. The guests departed at
late hour after most enjoyable even
ing. 1t is with much regret that the
Felitz Whist club lost one of its mem bers
in the marrIage of Miss Mamie Slack to
Mr.. Ohm Peterson. The club extends its
very best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
for long and happy life. 1t is rumored
that other mem bers of the club will soon
follow suit.
The herald., 1895-10-20

spent charming afternoon with Mrs.
Chichester at her lovely and hospitable
home, on Burlington avenue. yesterday.
Large bowls and vases were overhowing
with clusters of chrysanthemums. The
afternoon was delightfully."- informal and
q talk on missionary work by Mrs. Mary
L. Minor was greatly enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served in the prettily deco
rated dining room. Those present were /:
Misses Alexander. Miss Emily Alexander,
Miss Mattce, Miss Cockins, Miss Clute,
Misses Reese. Miss Kate Reese, Miss
Chase, Miss Strong. Miss Warren, Miss
Mabel Warren, Miss Parsons, Miss Will
son, Miss Gibson, Miss Pease, Miss
Leveils, Miss Frost, Miss Brown. Miss
Elwell. Miss Irvine, Miss Stewart, Miss
Porter, Miss Brookman, Miss Thomas,
Miss johnson. Miss Shields, Miss Gold
ing. Miss Stevens, Miss Agnes Stevens,
Miss Curry, Miss Beaner, Miss Crippen,
Miss Wallace, Miss Kregelo, Miss Klaus
man, Miss Barnes, Miss Frye, Miss Hen
derson, Miss Katherine Kemper, Miss
White. Miss Baker, Mrs. Spence, Mrs.
Compton. Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Bradbee
Mrs. Wheelan, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Minor.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Calico Ball at Long Beach

The calico bali of the Happy Home
Dancing club at Forester hall Friday
evening was in enjoyment and pleasure
The equal of any of the delightful enter
tainments this CLUB is in the habit of CIV
Ing. The hall was beautifully decorated
with vines and flowers, chrysanthemums
predom mnating. The ball was under the
iuspices OF the ladies' of the club who at.
tended to all the details, which were de.
lightfully carried out. A lot OF calico
neckties to match the dresses worn
by the ladies were placed inside envelopes
md the whole placed in "a sack, the men
drawing, and the lady whose dress
matched the necktie secured her partner
lor the balance Of the evening.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Adams-Dsnforth Wedding

The wedding of Miss Daisy A. Adams
and James Ii. Danfofth took place last
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MARVEL, South Hope street. The oere-
mony was performed by Elder Il. s.
Owens. The bride wore a dainty gown of
white with garn;ture of lace and ribbons
and carried q cluster of white roses and
ferns.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with La France and Duchess roses, chrys-
anthemums, smilax and pepper boughs.
After the ceremony souvenir of q dain
ty white box of wedding cake tied with
white satin ribbon, with the brides and
groo,n's initials scrolled in gold on the
corner of each box, was presented to the
guests by Master Edwin Danforth Mrs.
MARVEL was assisted in receiving by Miss
Setlla Danfurth. Only relatives and
friends were present. The gifts were
numerous and handsome.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Danforth, MIR. and Mrs. Manwel, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Danforth. Elder II. s.
Owens, Mrs. f. L. Catry OF San Bernar-
dino, Mr.. and Mrs. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibbon, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Cook,
Miss Stella A. Danforth, Miss Linda
Blank of Green Meadow, Miss Daisy
Danforth, Miss Inelis. ana the Misses
Cook, sMr. J. Il. Inglis, Frank L. Morgan.
A. R. IDglis of Florence. J. Rickels of
San Fernando. Elijah Danforth and Mas
ter Edwin Danfortn.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Nuptial Knot

A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Mrs. Kate Hughes. Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock Ia which Mr..
Benson Stead, ir., AMI Miss Katie NJ.
Hughes were the contracting parties. In
til sBprasence of the immediate relatives
Rev. George L. Dye pronounced them
husband and wife. The following were
some OF the presents. Silver butter dish,
Miss Nettie Boswnrth; silver spoons,
knives and forks, Los Angeles Printing
company; silver salt spoons, Mrs. Brook ;
china pie plate, hand painted, Mrs: A lies +;
china cake and sauce dishes Eugene
Bassett and Mary Vivian; china celery
dish. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Brooks, the
donor OF the silver salt spoons is an init
The herald., 1895-10-20
Birthday Anniversary

Mrs. j. II. Craig, with the assistance of
Mrs. r. J. Tucker entertained few lit
tie friends last Friday at her home, 775
East Seventeenth, the occasion being her
daughter Nina's eighth birthday. The
table was prettiy decorated with carna-
tions. Those present were May DetwiG,
Nina Mcclellan, Juliette Hogan, Nettie
Christ, Rita Fraser, Elsie Ditch, Hugh
Mcclellan, Johnnie Damar, Edna and
Nina Craig. Katharine Bage, Marie Cor
don, Virginia Dryden. Myrtle Murray,
Castella Smith Mae Livingston, Mabel
Hatch, Jessie Wickersham, Daisy Morris.
Fern West, Dora Variel Grace Ellis
worth, Laura Hogan, Bertha Krug, Mae
Austyp Burgoyne, Ethel Coblentz, PurIi
Bottomes. Mamie Longley and Nuta
Marquis, Messrs. George Burgoyne. Frank
Bugbee, Fowler, Shenkland, Arthur
Farnsworth, Earl Lewis. Price Johnson.
Marshall Stimson. Pierce Baldwin. Fred
Viche Young, Ell Shirer, Charles Aeyler
IT., Ed Burgoyne,. f. NJ. Galbrith and
Clark Haswell. Miss Brigham, the class
teacher, was also present.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Mrs. Caswell Entertlins

Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Caswell gave a
charming dinner Friday evening at the
Bellevue Terrace hotel. The table was
elaborately decorated with fruit and flow
ers, and at each guests place were cards
OF exqdists design painted by Mrs.
Annie Bancroft. Accompanying these
were clusters of roses for the ladies' and
carnations for the men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell's hospitality was
dispensed to Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nuys, Mr..
and Mrs. John Wigmore, George Pike
and Miss Mollie Adelaide Brown.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Juvenile Stag Party

Mrs. Frank Coulter entertained at her
home ON South Pearl strest yesterday
afternoon in honor of her son, Master
Wright's ninth birthday. Games fur
nIshed tho amusements for the afternoon,
and prizes were awarded to the most suc-
cessful one in the donkey game. Late in
the afternoon the young gentlemen
marched into the dining room, which was
prettily decorated with flowers and smi-
lax, and were served to a dainty repast
Daylight was expelled and the illumina-
tion, OF the room were added to by the
nine candles of the large birthday cake.
Master Wright was not forgotten by his
many friends, as a number of useful and
pretty presents testified. The young host
was assisted in entertaining by the Misses
Bell Coulter and Leila Simons.
e Those present were: Masters Brad
ner Lee. jr., Kenyon Lee, Charlie Sails
bury, Stewart Salisbury, Louis Tulhurst,
Louis Woolwine, Frank Raymond, Ches-
ter. Dick and Monroe Montgomery and
Joe Keiser.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Entertainment of the l.. O. T. H..

Banner hive Fl of the Maccabees gave
one OF their enjoyable entertainments
Friday evening at Pythian castle, 1881
North Spring street. Mines. Hillman,
Spencer and Holland formed the enter
tainment committee and after the follow
ing programme, which was we'll re-
ceived. the floor was cleared and dancing
participated in. The reception commit
tee were Mines. Bean. Cutler, Mckinney,
Peck. Hancock, Elser, Riley, James.
SIR Knights White and Bean were the
competent floor managers:
Overture from pa-Misses Edith
and Anna Kelso.
Song, o Sight of Hope, Donizetti-Mrs.
Charles Smith.
Soprano obligato-Miss Alice Bennett.
Song, Go Softly Go Ssfely
Quartette - Messys. Peck, Palmer
Strain and Peck.
Swallow Song, G. Bohm-Miss Mable
Palmer.
When the Quiet Moon is Beaming-
Mrs. Carrie Strain.
Male Qartette, Dinah Doe.
Trio, Believe Me, Verdi-Miss Malcolm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Strain.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Farewell Party

The summer class OF SO of the high
school gave farewell party to their class
mate, Miss Katherine Bagg last Thurs
day evening, previous to her departure
for New York where she Will join her
aunt and leave Immediately for Europe
where sno will spend a year or more.
The reception rendered Miss Bagg was
given at the hospiiable home of Mrs.
William Burgoyne, on South Grand ave-
nue.. The rooms were prettily decorate d
with Quantities of flowers and vines.
A sheet and pillow case dance. games
The herald., 1895-10-20
Society Weddings

Many weddings are dated for this
month. The Century Engraving Co.,
who are Going such elegant work in this
linz, have fine display of SAMPLES, lat
est styles and correct form, guaranteeing
the finest workmanship ever seen on the
coast. 233 S. Spring ST. 20
The herald., 1895-10-20

and music beguiled the pleasant hours
away. Delicious refreshments we're served
and most delightful evening was enjoy Q l
by all. 1t is with the deepest regret that
the class of '96 lose Miss Bagg from their
m idst as she has won many friends dur
ing her school course and has the high
esteem and love OF both teachers and
mills
The herald., 1895-10-20
Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Whittle celebrated
the fftieth anniversary Of their wedding
day. Tuesday, Oct. 18th. The house was
tastefully decorated with roses, chrysan-
themums and smiIax. The figures 1916
and 1895 were prominently done in
golden chrysanthemums. The mantles,
tables and boards were covered with
flowers. An elaborate dinner was served
to which full justice was done.
With the exception Old. Il. AL xander,
business friend of Mr.. Whittle's tifty
years ago, only the family were present.
Many beautiful presents were received.
Those present were their four children,
Mrs. Il. J. Cursor ana Mrs. Z. H. Shaft
nar of Los Angeles, Mrs. DR.. Thorn pson
of San Bernardino and Samuel M. Lit, le
OF West Highlands, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Alexander, e J. Cursor. Samuel II. Cur
son, Earl Cursor, Miss Mary West, Harry
Simpson, Samuel w. l.. ShaffEer and
g. II H.Shaffner.
Mr.. Little came to Los Angeles thirteen
years ago from Lincoln. Nebraska.
The herald., 1895-10-20
Hiss Kemper Entertains

charming party was given last Fri
day evening by Miss Katherine KEN per
at her home on West Twenty third street.
The porches were enclosed and made
bright with Japanese lanterns and the
interior of the house was effectively dec
GRATED with cbrysanthemums and dark
red dahlias. The spacious rooms were
canvased and dancing was enjoyed until
late hour to Lowinskys excellent Or
chestra. In cosy little nook in the hall,
made artistic with pepper boughs and
lanterns, refreshing punch was served.
and on the second floor tempting refresh
ments were served from small tables
placed about the room. Miss Kemper
made charming hostess and was assisted
in entertaining her friends by her sister,
Miss Kemper, and Miss Ida Menefee.
Those present were: The Misses Annette
Gibson, Pa3sy Whitaker, Edith Whit
Ma bel Godfrey, Katherine Ellis, Irma and
Alma Foy, Grace Clark, Julia and Clara
Mercereau, Mary Darling, Emma Graves,
Helen Howes. Myra Lindley. Ella Clark,
Molie Mccormack, Adele Ham brook,
Daisy Moore, Helen Eaton, Rowena
Moore. Bessie Menefee, Helen Mundy,
the Messrs. Gemmill, Chichester, Harry
Dueill. Will Ardis, Warren Brazzleton,
Robert Hartwell, Charlie White, Harold
Braly, Burdett Jevne, Will Phelps, Mai
colin Cleveland, Frank Merriam, +. J.
Heron. Will Ham bright, Ledru Kinney,
Erwing Jones. Page Battell, e. Eldrod,
Stephen Nett, Harold Butler, LIE Grande
HOwell