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Wedding Anniversary

Nit. and Mrs. s. B. Caswell entertained
with whist Monday evening at their res
identse on West Fifth street in celebra-
ton of tine forty-ninth anniversary OF
their marriage. The drawing rooms and
reception hall were decorated with
sprays of asparagus ferns, potted
plants and ferns. The guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys, Mr.. and
Mrs Earl B. Millar. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5.
Slauson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forman,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stimson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ModiniWood. Mr..
and Mrs. John Francis, Mr.. and Mrs.
William n. Caswell. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
c. Klokke, Miss Helen Klokke, Mr.. and
Mrs L. c. McKeeby, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Bartlett Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred So
lano, Miss Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Slauson, Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Stimson,
Mr. and Mrst John J. Fay jr.. Mrs. Vic
toria Harrelh Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Per-
ry, Mrs. w. w. Russ, Miss Mae Owen,
Miss Eloise Forman, Mr.. Charles For
man, jr.
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Winter Card Club

The Winter Card club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Miss Katherine
Johnson of Orange street. The members
of the club present were: Mrs. A. II.
Braly, Mrs. C. G. Bundrum, Mrs. Jack
Jevne. Mrs. Charles Wellborn, Mrs.
Perne johnson, Mrs. j. +. Bumiller,
Misses Hattie Chapman, Gertrude john
son, May Cobleigh Dorothy Wellborn,
Lillian Wellborn, Eleanor Pattee, Flor
ence Jones, Bessie Bonsall, Lila Fair
child Helen Fairchild, Eleanor Tuttle.
Halle Tuttle, Elizabeth Shankland.
Sarah Innes, jeanette Henderson, Sarah
Goodrich and Lillian Patterson. Among
the guests who enjoyed the hospitality
of the hostess and of the club We're:
Mines. Paul Martin, Butler, Gates, Hor-
ton, Read. Sale, Misses Brotherton,
Scott. Kirkpatrick, Dahl, Ferris
Breaky, Howes, Burnett, Howell and
Clark
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Mrs. ]. J. schallert entertained the

Mrs. ]. ]. Schallert entertained the
Monday Musical club last Monday eve
ming at her residence on West Eleventh
street. The effective decorations were
of smilax and holly and potted plants.
The program included: Trio, Men
delssohn (violin, cello and organ), Mrs.
Mcneil, Miss Rogers and Miss Madge
Rogers; vocal duet. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Modini- Wood; piano selection (para-
lphrase by Schultz, Mrs. Bottsford; vo-
cal solo, Miss Winston; organ selection,
'sMarch of the Three Magi Kings" Miss
Rogers; soprano solo, Dream Song
from "Lohengrin,' Nine. de Seminario:
piano selection, Miss Conger; contral-
to song, Miss Beresford JOY; quartet
t(piapo, organ, violin and 'cello}, MRS.
,Vosburg, Mrs, Mcneil, Miss Rogers and
Miss Madge Rogers; vocal solo, Mrs.
Modini- Wood; organ selection, Miss
O'Donoughue: soprano solo, Mrs. Bur
fdette. About seventy of the club mem
sbers and their guests enjoyed Mrs.
FSchallert's hospitality. Among the
sguests were Mr.. and Mrs. johnson,
sMme. de Seminario, Judge and Mrs.
EAllen, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mason, Mr..
Eafld Mrs. c. J. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
walton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mossin, Dr..
and Mrs. Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
Troy, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Grant. Mrs.
rGordon, Mrs. McLain. Rev. Father
Meyer, Rev. Father Anthill. the Misses
Hine, Strong, Patterson, Dillon. VIII
son, Variel, Walters, Massurette;
Messrs. Fred Stamm, James Mcdonald,
]. ]. Byrne, ]. Roth Hamilton. Harley
Hamilton, c. Modini- Wood, H. o. Col
Inns, Conger. Burdette, Variel, Bolts
ford, Kenealy, Smith, Slauson, Walters
apd Pt1cb
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Miss Jessie Melrose of Anaheim, e. S
Abbott of Redondo acting as best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Browning will reside al
| Redondo.
Mrs. Charles N. Flint will receive Fri
day afternoon, January 14th, from 3 tc
| 5 at her residence, 929 Westlake ave-
nue..
| Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chase of Roches
| ter, N. Y, are the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank w. Chase of Pasadena ave
nue..
Miss Claire Funk of st. Paul, Minn., is
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs
Frank 3. Sherwood, of West Ninth
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freed of West
Tenth street left Wednesday for Red
lands on account of the health of Mrs
Freed.
DIR. Raymond Hickey of San Fran.
cisco has been appointed to a position
on the medical staff at the Soldiers
home.
Rev. Charles Stephens, Mrs. Stephens
and T. B. Mcintyre of Trinidad Colo.
are visiting Los Angeles and are at tho
| Clarendon.
Mrs. d. D. Garcelon and daughter
Miss Agnes Garcelon, of Riverside have
taken up their residence in the city fol
| the winter.
Mrs. Myer Siegel and daughter have
| gone to San Francisco to spend severa
weeks with their relatives, I. Magnii
and family.
| mi arf nd nf HI
season will be given this Sunday eve
ming at Turnverein hall by the Idea
Either club.
Prof. and Mrs. Mcleod of the Schoo
| of Art and Design have returned to the
city after vacation of two weeks, spert
at Monrovia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyford of Illinois were
entertained yesterday at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Arkland of East Twenty.
| seventh street.
Mrs. Hester Harland gave an informa
reception last week at her home in Sai
Francisco, in honor of DR.. c. c. Val
Liew of this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Wright and Mrs
S. G. Wright, who have been visitin:
| in the city, have returned to their home
in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Hinman and Mis-.
Blanche IIinman will arrive from New
York on Tuesday, and will spend th'
winter in San Diego
A surprise party was given little Mis-
Helen Avise at her home on West Thir
tieth street Sunday evening in honol
OF her eighth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Robson, witt
Mr.. Robson, sr., have come from Pitts
burg to reside in Los Angeles, at III
East Twenty-seventh street.
Tomorrow at p. m. the Hteratur
section of the Ebell will meet at tn
home of the curator, Mrs. George d
Ruddy. The program will follow {
buffet luncheon with Scotch men,
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| and will be devoted to general discus
sion of Barrie McLaren and Crockett,
led by Miss Dennen.
Mrs. Newmark entertained a family
party on Friday afternoon at her resi-
| dence on Grand avenue in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henderson Judd
have returned from their visit to the
Hawaiian Islands and are at their
home, 1869 Lovelace avenue.
The next meeting of the Evening
Whist club will be held Tuesday at the
| residence of Miss Genevieve Smith on
Flower and Sixteenth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hill are enter
tanning Mr.. Hills sister. Mrs. Wilson
Bell, who arrived in the city Tuesday
from Portage la Prairie, Canada.
j. B. Elliott of Denver, accompanied
by his daughters, Misses Pearl and Lulu
Elliott, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Dunn, 1926 West Seventh street.
Mrs. f. w. Freyschlag and her chill
dren, Ralph, Norma and Edward, of
Kansas City, are the guests of Mrs.
Matt Robertson at 1916 West Eleventh
street.
Miss Estella Williamson, daughter of
Mrs. M. Burton Williamson of West
Jefferson street. has gone to Berkeley to
pursue her studies at the University of
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis arrived Fri
day from their home in the north and
| have taken apartments on West Seventh
street, where they will reside through
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pudgesley of Tacoma
have arrived in the city and will spend
the winter as the guests of Mrs. Pud-
gesley's sister, Mrs. J. B. Morrison of
Cornwall street.
Mrs. Charles r. Moore (nee Ray
nolds) of Grinnell, Ia, who has been
visiting her family in this city for the
past month, left Wednesday for San
Francisco to spend the winter.
| Nine. de Seminario received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the prob
ably fatal wounding Of her husband
| Gen. Riardo Seminario, and Will cancel
| all immediate musical engagements.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Splane and
Miss Grace Cahill, Mr.. Splane's niece,
| who have recently come to live in Los
Angeles, from their former home In
Pittsburg, are living at 247 East Twenty
seventh street.
The Los Angeles Golf club has leased
the Jones property, including sixteen
| acres. on the corner of Pico and Alva-
RADIO streets. The officers Of the club are
! Mark Sibley Severance, president; Per-
| CIV Hoyle, vice president, A. g. Jones
secretary and treasurer.
| Columbia circle "a, Ladies or the
| Grand Army, will hold its next regular
| meeting Friday, the 18th 1nst.' at
o'clock Public installation OF tue oH-
cers-elect for the ensuing year VIII De
held at the same place. 12shs west FIRST
street, Saturday evening, the 10th inst''
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commencing at eight o'clock. All Grand
daily invited.
The Assistance league will meet next
Saturday at the residence of Mrs. Fred
T. Griffith, 904 West Twenty eighth
street. Important business will come
before the league, and a large attend
| ance is desired.
The Modjeska Dramatic club had an
enjoyable meeting Thursday evening at
the Lyceum. Several plays are in re-
hearsal. Misses Averil Hitchcock, Mrs.
Babe and Mr.. Elmer Jeffreys all took
part in the evenings program.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Brokaw of st.
Louis are spending the winter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Matthews,
on Altura street. Mr.. Brokaw has at
tanned some distinction through his
work as editor of the Equitist.
The Daughters Of the American Rev
olution held business meeting yester-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
H. T. Lee on West Adams street. The
next meeting will take place on the
afternoon of February LIST, at the res
idence of Mrs. Wesley Clark.
A party including Mr.. saAd Mrs. F. w.
Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Braly,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Jevne, Miss Lila Fairchild
and Miss Dahl of Chicago went up to
Mount Lowe and Alpine tavern last Sat-
urday morning and remained until Sum-
day evening.
Court Temple No. 510 I. o. F., will
give it's eighth annual entertainment at
Music hall, Tuesday evening, January
1S. Desmond's orchestra will be in at
tendance; the Euterpean quartet will
render several selections; there will be
readings by Miss Mabel Tanner and Len
Shepardson. There will be violin solos
by J. P. Dupuy and A. H, Cogswell. ].
A. McElfresh, H. G. r., will give the
address of the evening.
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iuarini- Rowe

Miss Annette Rowe, daughter of Mrs
Jane p. Rowe, and G. F. Marini of Ari-
IONA were married at the home of the
brides mother, on South Hope street
Wednesday evening, the Rev. B. w. II.
Tayler officiating. The bride was gown
ed in white silk, with veil and orange
blossoms. She carried white carnations.
Miss Mabel Rowe, the brides sister,
acted as maid of honor. The wedding
march was played by the Blanchard
Schoneman orchestra. The decorations
were carnations and smilax. The guests
were Mines. Martini, Oliver, Duncan,
Turnbull, GDrdan, Voorhees,, Griffin,
James, Jones, Jarvis, Chas. Jarvis, Rut-
ley, Turk Hfbbin. Smith, Misses May
Oliver, May Smith, Griffin, Robinson,
Hibbin, Rutley, Martini, Messrs. Mar
TIM, oliver, Duncan, Turnbull, Gordan,
Griffin, James, Jarvis, Chas. Jarvis,
Turk. Hibbin, B. w. Rowe, Taylor, Nc
Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Marini left AT
once for Santa Barbara, where they will
spend a few weeks before leaving for
their future home in Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Peck Dinner

Mrs. J. H. F. Peck entertained with a
dinner last evening at her residence on
West Beacon street, in honor of Miss
Mary Howell and Miss Mcqueen. The
table decorations We're scarlet gerani-
ums and white ribbons with cluster of
scarlet and white flowers at each plate.
The game of the evening was hearts. The
guests were: Misses Howell, Mcqueen,
Deming, Gensvieve Deming, Laura
Hubbell, Grace Mellus, Eliza Bonsall,
Susy Howard, Messrs. Norwood How
ard, Calvin Green, Ralph Hubbard. Bull
dette Jevne, Volney Howard, Pembroke
Thorn, Charles White and LIE Grand
Howell.
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New Years Eve Party

Miss Mamie Rommel and Mr.. Sam
Rommel entertained number OF
friends at their home, 1908 Trenton
street, New Years eve The rooms were
decorated with holly, smilax and mistle-
toe. Music and games were enjoyed
during the evening. Those present were:
Misses May Frint. Bessie Bryson, Lola
Johnson, Emily Johnson Hilda Steiner
Violet Bauer, Ruth Yerger, Louise
Gripp, Lottie Gripp, Lulu Ella Herbst
Nora Adams, Esther n. Er4ingier
Messrs. John Bowers, Ralph Ware, Har-
ry Cooper, C. j. Ellis, Henry Powell, F.
j. Young, Clifford Merrill, Edward Lun-
man, Arthur Cooper and Calvin ROM
mel.
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Whist Party

Gen. and Mrs. Charles Forman enter
tanned with whist Friday evening of
last week at their residence on West
Pico street. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Siauson, Mr.. and Mrs.
S 3. Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. w. Van Nuys, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Modini Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
F. c. Klokke, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cas-
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prayer, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Jones. Mrs. w. w. Ross,
Mrs. j. S. Vosburg, Mrs. Titcomb, Miss
Helen Klokke, Miss Eloise Forman, Mr..
Charles Forman, jr., and Mr.. George
pike
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Mcfarland Luncheon

Miss Louise Mcfarland of South Fig
ueroa street gave a luncheon Thursday
in honor of Miss Georgia Caswell. A
large basket Of ferns was suspended
from the chandelier with bow of white
ribbon, and from it fell shower of mar
row green and white ribbons. to which
were fastened tiny clusters of hyacinths
and ferns. The place cards were dec
Grated with water color sketches the
work of Miss Mcfarland. a dainty
menu was served, for which Christopher
catered. The guests We're: Miss Georgia
Caswell Miss Florence Silent, Miss
Jastro, Miss Mary Jastro, Miss Eliza
Bonsall, Miss Grace Gregory and Miss
Georgia Knight.
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Van Nuys Dinner

Mrs. L. N. Van Nuys entertained a
number of young ladies with dinner
last Monday evening at her residence on
South Spring street. and in the evening
the party enjoyed the Stanford concert
from loge at the Los Angeles theater.
The dining room and table We're decorat-
ed in the Stanford colors, carried out in
poinsettias about the room and scarlet
carnations and shaded candelabra upon
the table. Mrs. Van Nuys' guests were
the Misses Alice Graves, Georgia Cas-
well, Adelaide Brown, Echo Allen, Lora
Hubbell, Minnie Gardiner, Irene Steph-
ems, Hack, Annie Van Nuys and Kate
Van NuNS.
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Bostonian Club Meeting

"F'rench Music and Composers" was
the subject of discussion before the Bos-
tonan club Monday evening. The dis
cussion was conducted by Mrs Mark
burn, Miss Sarah Cogswell, Harry Por-
ter and Mr.. Howell. The musical pro-
gram included a piano solo by Mis-;
CogsWel; Nazareth" Guonod, Mr..
Pierce; "Villanelle," Thomas, Miss Sa-
rah Cogswell; selection from Faust -
Gounod, Mr.. H. Porter; selection by the
orchestra. At the next meeting, Janu-
airy 49, the club will take up the subject
of German music and composers.
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Clark Luncheon

Miss Grace Clark entertained with {
luncheon Tuesday at her home on Fig
ueroa street, in honor of Miss Irene
stephens. The other guests were the
Misses Dorothy Wellborn, Sara Good
rich. Lillian Wellborn, Rie Anderson
Miss Blackiston of Butte, Mont, and
Miss Hack of Virginia. The decora-
tions were of violets, maidenhair fern
and satin ribbons. The chandelier was
shaded with green, and from it, fastened
with a large bow of green ribbon. fell
ropes of smilax to the four corners OF
the table. The place cards were deco
rated with volets in water colors.
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Ruskin Art Club

The Ruskin Art club resumed its
weekly meetings Wednesday morning,
with the study of painting in the Neither
lands, touching upon the works of Rem
brandt Van Ryn, the greatest master of
the Dutch school G607-1669); Franz
Halls, Gerard Dow, Adrian Won Ostade,
Philip Wouvermans, Paul Potter, AL
bert Guy and Jacob Ruysdael, the great
est Dutch master of landscape and ma
rine painting. Mrs. White who has
Just returned from Europe, led the
meeting, and presented a very able
paper. She also exhibited many books
and pictures secured while abroad,
among them large and especially
fine copy of Rembrandt's Might
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Social at the Clarendon

An informal social gathering was
given at the Clarendon last Monday
evening. The company was entertained
with a unique guessing game. Papers
containing forty-three sentences each
were distributed. The first letter in
each sentence was the initial of some
well known person, which was to be
guessed by the holder of the paper. Miss
Daisy Polk won the ladies' first prize
and A. c. Dezendorf was awarded gen
tlemen'S first.
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BeeCle-Todd

Miss Maggie Todd and Harry Beegle
We're married Wednesday evening at
the residence of the grooms sister Mrs
L. H. Valentine, S34 Linden street. The
Rev. Mr.. Snyder otficiated The house
was decorated with smilaX, white roses,
carnations and ribbons. At the close
of the ceremony refreshments We're
served. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Beegle of Alhambra, parents
of the groom; Mr. and Mrs ]. T. Dend-
niger, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Wilkin.
Mines. Lena Green Heffner Misses NJ
p. Green, Minnie Heffner Florence
Dendinger, Messrs. Clyde Beegle, For
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Informal Entertainment

Mrs. w. A. Snedeker and Miss Sned-
eker entertained informally Thurs
day afternoon at their residence on West
Eighth street in honor of Fielding Still
son, who leaves today for Berkeley. The
decorations We're all of roses, red and
pink and yellow. The guests We're:
Mines. w. w. Stilson, w. C. Patterson,
James Clute, Henry Harris, Misses
Ada Patterson, Mabel Clute, Caroline
Harris, S. S. Salisbury, Kellogg of
Berkeley and Fielding Stilson.
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Cole Dinner

DR.. and Mrs. George L. Cole of South
Hope street entertained with a dinner
Thursday. The decorations, which We're
graceful and effective, were of Roman
hyacinths, purple violets and maiden
hair ferns. The guests We're: DR.. w.
LIE Moyne Wills, Miss Wills, DR.. Bar
low, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren d. Sale, d
and Mrs. Carl Kurtz, DR.. E. w. Flem-
ing, Miss Waddilove and Miss Alexan-
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Farewell Supper

Tom Birch of Temple street. gave a
farewell supper on Tuesday evening. In
honor of his friend, C. p. Jones. who
Is about to remove to Portland, Ore. The
supper was followed by an enjoyable
musical entertainment. furnished by
an amateur stringed orchestra. About
twenty guests were present.
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Crookshank-White

Miss Josephine NJ. White and A. j.
Crookshank were married Wednesday
at the residence of the brides parents
in San Jose. Mr.. and Mrs. Crookshank
are spending some weeks in Santa Ana
and will eventually locate in Los An
geles. where Mr.. Crookshank is engaged
in business
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Ebell Literature Section

The literature section of the Ebell mot
Monday afternoon at o'clock in the club
house on Broadway. The program in
cluded selections from Nansen's new
book, "Farthest North" and a resume of
his lecture in Chicago by Mrs. P. S.
Peterson of that city. The program was
arranged by Mrs. G. d. Ruddy, curator
of the section.
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Musicale and Dance

The Misses Mabel and Viola Nllsoll
entertained at their home on East Sixth
street Tuesday evening. in honor of Miss
Jessie Macmillan. A musical program
was followed by dancing and Spanish
supper. The dining room was hand
somely decorated and at each place was
a cluster of long-stemmed roses. Covers
were laid for thirteen.
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InfoNmal Dancing Party

Mrs. Rowe and daughter of South
Hope street entertained with an infor-
NAL dancing party last Monday evening,
in honor of G. f. Martini. Music was
furnished by the Blanchard Fitzgerald
orchestra. The decorations were Of
palms and snilax. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Turnbull Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan, Mr. and
Mrs Jarvis, Mrs. Meade, Misses Cooper,
Griffin, Miller, Flo Miller, Rowe, Alice
Rowe, Mabel Rowe, Martini. Sande-
lands, Martin, Messrs. Martini, Will
liams, Glover, Lane. Buck, Reil, COndit,
Gilbert, Martin, Ridder, Star and Dr.
McArthur
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Salazar Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Salazar of West
Twenty eighth street entertained Gen.
Andra be. the Mexican consul. with a
dinner Monday evening. The other
guests We're: Col. and Mrs. O,rerton, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c. Howes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice.
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hotel, Rev. David Walker of the Eighth
street Christian church officiating. I'm
der the superintendent of Mrs. John
Paulin the parlors were profusely and
tastefully decorated with smilax. poin-
settias and an abundance of roses y
large number Of friends witnessed the
ceremony.
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Sweeney -BoWSer

Mrs. Juanita Bowser and Morgan
Sweeney were married Monday evening
in the parlors of the Mount Pleasant
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Watch" The meeting was one of un-
usual interest, and was greatly en-
joyed. Among those who contributed to
the program were Miss Clarke, Mrs. 5.
c. Hubbell, Mrs. w. w. Stilson. Mrs. c.
r. Day, Mrs. w. E. Dunn, Mrs. M. j. f.
Sttsarns and Mrs. 2. ID. Mathus.
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est wilBin, Clyde wiikin, Arthur Vai-
entine, Merle Dendinger and Master
| Floyd Wilkin.
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elected over Hogan, Popullst, by not
less an 10000 majority. The c0nau-
tutl0nal amendment ID adopted.
Fleming q, Dublguon, chairman ~
the Democratic state committee, eHtl-
mates Gamblers majority az npfpoxl-
mately 10000 votes, and claims that
nearly twJ.thlria Of the counties which
were carried hy the Popu'iata Two
years ago have been reclaimed by tho
Democrats. He also claims that ghc
next legislature win be practically an
Unanimous body.
PIANO PATENT.
Cincinnati. Oct. "a patent has been
allowed TO Or. y. A. llaEsrmau OF this
City, on hlH invention which IL designed
20 correct the false lntonatlon OF tho
tempered scale 10 pianos. 30 as 90
make she plano render music ln the
true scale, raising thlg instrument to
the level " the violin and other utringcd
instruments IN this respect.
Dr. llAHrrmnn n a haif-br1iher 10 tho
late Rev. David swing Of Chicago. The
problem which his lnveEglon claims 70
have solved u one thns has puzzled the
musical world ever since the plano has
been la existence,
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
San FRANCISCO. csl
LoufsvfLLr. w. .aw yopx. nv
pensIvc and tina, they were the suffer.

ponsivc and that they were the suffer-
ere.
In regard 20 serving ns witness In
Illegal liquor selling cases, they claimed
that the deputy marrhnlH left them TO
md their own way home from Duluth
without having paid them the proper
mileage. This IL denied by the deputies
Tho leader In the trouble with the
PillagUra ~ an old warrior Lng-Ah-Oc-
CHG, not a chief who recently returned
from court and was soon nftorward
sought again By the deputies. lie OIL
icEcH lll-trcRtment In being turned
adrift pennlcaH IN Duluth. and aroused
the other Indians 90 protest against the
why he claimed 10 have been treated
The United States marshal Insists that
the ola mans story IN unfoundod. but
the reds had been stirred M % such n
pitch that trouble apparently became
unavoidable In View Of the deeply
seated feeling OF general iil.treatmcnt
IN regard 10 their timber lands and
their lands and rights IN general
MARSHAL o'coNSERs STATE
MENT.
A statement has been secured from
United States Marshal o'Conncr. lie
says that Gen. Bacon told him h.
though II likely that they would have
q remain several days, and o'conner
thercupon said he would return here
for tents aud supplies. o'Connor
started In n skin for his steam launch.
which was some distance from shore,
ana Just then the battle commenced.
The troops dld not return the firc Tor
some time. when ordered 60 lire they
dd 10 with rood effect Mr.. O'C0nner
says u was folly 10 20 over there with
70 small force. and thinks Il Will