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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-19


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New York, September 15.-GeOrge
W. Perkins. member of the firm of J..
2 Nnrran e. Co and first vica nresi-
1ou ~ +ha ~ vout 1;e
Company was TIE Stdf "llhess Ill To-
days session Of the special legislative
committed Drobine life insurance COM
,a,ice r,o+ho1- n5 1;a
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fepIete with revelations IN hnance as
applied by insurance companies. Mr..
Perkins was first called inst nrevious
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AFTER the recess, ana was
on the stand when adjournment was
taken for TODAY.
Tho cIin,ox of tho doy .omo u,bon
VI was "@Neu 'oh'elhlhs I'LL
entry OF S4S,'o2 III Il ledger, marked
"Ordered paid by the president" Mr..
Randolph. he treasurer of the New
vo,I- re- C
Tele Stahd carrier IN the Day had oeeh
sharply questioned as to the purpOrt
of this entry. but he was unable to eX-
nIain j. He tbouobt NO ono Int tho
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Mr.. Perkins had been called to testl-
~ as to some other transactions and
after 4 recess he was asked to produce
the check. 1t was made out payable
to j. z. Morgan & Co, n Mr.. Per-
kinS frankly stated it was a contr1bu-
ton to the national republican cam
paiGn committee and had been paid to
Cornelius \. Bliss. Mr.. Perkin said:
This payment was made after very
careful Elaboration. 1t must not be
considered an ordinary Contribution to
the campaign fund. 1t was pald De-
cause we felt the assets OF the New
York Life Insurance Company would
be jeOpardized by Il Democratic sue
cess"
Mr.. Perkins said contributions were
also made in 1900 and ia 1896. AS an
illustration, witness said, he first con-
tributiOn made was III 1876 Dy tTesl-
dent Mccall, who is a democrat. he
contributed TO the Mchlniey
fund and voted Tor Mchlnley' because
he felt 1t was III me nesl Ii.eleelo VI
the pOlicy-hOiders OF his
This bomb caused a nurIhur vi con
Yersatlon ABOUT tue rooln Wnitn SO
became packed with spectators. otahu-
ing room was at prehllulli' III ts ee+;
one Dent forward 10 ch'cn IN e.
mony. This was hardly necessary y
Perkins spoke dlsulctl9' Ill VIZ
audible throughout lhe rooln' ~ -
ed the small pia'lor,n uIoh ~ baforo
witness cnalr Is placeu' Jua' ,oaom0
the conllnltteeS ros.luii' a% oarooS+
panied MS eApld1aIlolle VIZ -
gestures, o1ten-'lhies s"SSenuHs aI+h 10
tons to the counsel u
check inquiry lurI!er, VI vas
brought out tnat Ills eAPeA ~
never brouSht 10 tne al.ell'Ion ~.
finance commlttee, tlle Mttheoo 80 80
ii Il purely executive actlol' 1919 If
charged against cash III 'no nnno;o1
the Hanover BANK Office, u
department. IL witness dlu = $3.50
against what account Tue o'hef - 80
buttons were made, OUT ne "o"iu
nish data. Mr.. PERKINS h0le lh'eip0"
ed:
II would like to make one Stationery.
The fact the check is drawn to a.. I.
Morgan & Co, has no significance. L
paid the money and it was merely ".
cause of a convenience Of repayment
that the check was made payaple ~ ."
F. Morgan & Co"
What other contributions to poilI-
cal campaign funds have been maue
by the New York Life?'
"NOne To nv knowledge
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-19
CAUSES FATAL FIRE
Panic Among Employees Of Climax
Fuse Company.
RESULTED IN DEATH OF SEVEN.

Others Received Injuries That May
Prove Fatas-FIanseS Snread Randi
idly and a Great Crowd Saw the
Bodies OF Men and Women Roastin.
in the Eire-Cause of the Accident
MAY Never be known.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-19

Mr.. z. V. burlington, of Weavervi.ie
was in Wilmington last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
GARVANZA

At the meeting of the Garvanza
Improvement association last Tuesday
evening arrangements were made for
a supper to be given in Millers hall,
Tuesday evening. March 21. The pro-
ceeds will be to help defray the. ex-
penses of the association.
L. ]. Lindsay, who has been visit
ing his brother, r. II. Lindsay, 6435
Elgin street, started yesterday on re-
turn to his home in London, England.
He had been here about one year and
his health has been much improved.
Charles H. Slack of Chicago is a re-
cent arrival at the Garvanza Villa.
The quarantine at the Methodist par
sonage has been lifted. The three
children of Rev, Mr.. Nicholson. pas
tor OF the church, have been affiicted
with diphtheria. tt
Mrs. Catherine p. Wheat addressed
the South Pasadena Woman's club last
Wednesday on Mothers and Schools 2
The meeting OF the Garvanza Child
Study circle held last Monday proved
very interesting. Mrs, Croswell OF
Hollywood, gave an address on ''rhe
Art Of Home and Schools"
The young people OF the Free Metho-
dist college gave a gold medal contest
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

and Mrs. Schaefe and Miss Jennie Read
were also present.
Mrs. M. Gray of Maple avenue has
taken a cottage at 131 South Reid
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bishop of Columbus,
O.. have taken cottage at 1927 Cata-
lima street for the summer.
Mrs. Yoder was hostess for the union
meeting of the Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary societies of Emmanuel church
Friday afternoon at her home, Ills Ell
den avenue.
A farewell party" was given at the
home of Mrs. c. r. Washburn on Fri
day evening by the choir of the Con-
gregational church, in honor of Sibley
Pease, the talented organist of the
church, who will accompany a quartet
to Chicago, giving several concerts en-
route. Prof. Thompson will preside at
the organ during the three weeks abb
sence Of the organist.
Rev. j. M. Schaefie will occupy his
pulpit both morning and evening in the
Congregational church. Several new
members will be received, making a
total Of thirty-five received during the
past few weeks. Rev. Schaehe will
preach at Hyde Park Congregational
church at p. m. and conduct a COM
munion service. This church holds SER
vice every Sunday at 2:SO p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marsden, who
have been spending the winter at 1929
Catalina street, will leave for the north
en- route for their home on Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

property recently purchased on East
Fifty-fifth street, near Ascot avenue
William Curle has purchased a lot
on East Fifty-seventh street, near Mao
mi avenue. He will build home.
j. Weber will build on his lot pur-
chcased on East Fifty-fourth street
near Central avenue.
l.. D. Underhill is building fine
modern residence on East Fifty-fifth
street, near Central avenue.
Samuel Newman has sold his home
on East Fifty-fifth street. near Central
avenue, and has gone to Nevada to
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolam Of st. Louis
Mo-. were the guests of A. H. Duval
Of 964 East Forty-sixth street, last
week. Mr.. Woolam has gone into busi-
ness in Los Angeles.
M. Sevy is building several cottages
on his property recently purchased or
East Forty-sixth street, near Mckin-
ley avenue
r. M. Garrett is building on his
nroperty on East Forty-seventh street
r. e. Temple has purchased a lot or
East Forty-seventh street and will
build residence.
Otto Wedn is building a cottage OF
Huber avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
PICO HEIGHTS

The March meeting of the Plco
Heights Child Study circle will be held
in the Berepdo street school on tues
day afternoon at the usual hour. MISS
Mary Foy, prominent in the work, Will
give the address. Solos, quartets and
school songs by the classes of the Pico
Heights school will compose the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Emma Standard and sons, re-
Gently from Missouri, have moved from
2617 West Pico street to new home
at 1895 Hobson street.
A piano recital was enjoyed by guests
at the home of Mrs. j. Satterwhite at
1046 Cahuenga street on Thursday aft
ernoon. The Misses Leona Parks and
Florence Enever, with Master VIII
Webb, played. after which Mrs. Satter-
white gave two selections.
Mrs. Ingraham and family have re-
moved from 1880 Vermont avenue to
1925 Reid street. Mr.. Ingraham, who
has been in Montana on business for
some time, will rejoin his family at an
early date.
The Young Mems club Of the Congre-
gational church gave social and
camp fire at the residence of Clarence
Naismith, Bonita avenue, on Monday
evening. The pastor of the church,
Miss Il. Lodevick and G. Delevan were
the guests of honor.
Mrs. l.. Parsons of 1910 Dewey ave.
nue. gave a birthday dinner in honor
Of several friends from Illinois. Rev
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
st, Patrlck's Dance

The young women of st. Patrick
church of Vernon are preparing to give
an entertainment and dance on tile
evening of st. Patrick's day, in Korn-
blum hall, corner Washington street
and Griffith avenue. Two halls have
been engaged for the occasion. In
one a. musical and literary program
will be rendered. Some of the chief
attractions will be a number OF
stereopticon views. A number Of arti-
cles remaining from the recent fair
will be disposed of at this entertain
ment. In the adjoining hall an orches-
ira will furnish music for dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Pasadena

Saturday afternoon a large number
of the friends Of Mrs Lucy l.. Tower
celebrated her ninety-first birthday
with delightful informal reception at
her home on Burton court. Assisting
Mrs. Tower in receiving were her
daughters, Mrs. r. H. Pinney, Mrs.
A. II. Tower. Mrs. F. e. Tower, also
her granddaughter, Mrs. Harry Royal
and Miss Arnold. During the hours
Of the reception Mrs. Royal and Mrs.
F, r. Tower poured tea and dainty
confections were served. Many rare
flowers were brought the aged, but
still active hostess, together with more
valuable gifts. Among the callers
were DIR. and Mrs. b. NJ Page. Miss
Blackeslee. Mines. Dawson Royal.
Smith, Beck. Henderson. Berray, West.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Thlmhla Club

Mesdames Anna Walker and Emma
Elliott entertained the Thimble club OF
Los Angeles hive No. 1, l.. o. T. M.
al an all day meeting at the home oi
Mrs. Elliott, No. 22O1 East Second
street, on Friday. Luncheon was serv'
ed at noon. The following were pres
ent: Mesdames Suttle, Schmitz, Kersh-
ner, johnson, Spencer, Humphreys
Smith, Bruce, Weaver, Popkin, Brown
Keyne, Thede, Longuevene., Millsup
Perley, Phillip, Mcclellan, Rees. Den
dinger, Clayton, Walker, Elliott, Mrs
F. c. Elliott, Misses Maud and Evelyn
Elliott, Mcintosh.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
SUBURBAN NOTES
VERNON

The Vernon Improvement associat ton
is planning it's annual entertainment.
The association is pushing the inn
provement of Central and South Park
avenues. A committee is working to
secure an electric light at the corner
of East Fifty-first street and Compton
avenue. The association is trying to
get police sub-station at Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Bates,
who have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. l.. Johnston. 1921 Central avenue,
started for their home in Minneapolis,
Mimi, last Thursday.
j. w. Carmichael has purchased,
through the agency of ]. T. Hopkins,
lot on East Fifty-fifth street, near
Compton avenue. He viii build a
home
\ M. j. Baldwin will build on his lot
purchased on East Fifty-hfth street,
near Hooper avenue.
H. Beaton has purchased a lot on
East Fifty-fifth street, between Central
and Hooper avenues. He will build a
modern cottage.
Mrs. Tula Halstead is building ON her
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Thursday Study Club

The Thursday Study club of South
Los Angeles was delightfully."- entertain
ed March 0 by Mrs. C. e. Gilhousen at
her home 1881 East Twenty-seventh
street.
Art was the topic for study. Mrs.
Gould had an excellent paper on paint
ing and Mrs. Bell read short sketch
on sculpture. Current events were
then discussed by the members pres
ent. Refreshments were served and a
social hour was enjoyed Mrs. j. f.
salyer was welcomed as a new MEM
ber.
In two weeks the club will meet
with Mrs. Reese, where architecture
will be the topic for discussion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Election of Officers

The P. e. o. society of Redondo is
at the present time reading current
literature and is in fourishing con-
dition. At the annual meeting just
held the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. ], c. Gillespie; vice.
president, Mrs. John T. Russell: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. j. H. Cavanah;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. George
H. Anderson; treasurer, Miss Jacintha
Smith; chaplain, Mrs. G. M. Smith;
guard, Mrs. c. w. Grassel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
EIeur de Lis Whist Club

Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller of 507
East Fourth street will have as their
guests next Tuesday evening men,
bers of the Fleur de Lis club, who in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Otto, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Dendinger, Mr.. and Mrs,
Perris, Mr.. and Mrs Will Folsom, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Clark, Miss Viola Otto. Miss
Enid Jones, Miss Florence Dendinger
Messrs. Clyde Miller, Guy Miller and
Merl Dendinger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Fifteenth Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kellar of 1146
East Forty-second street entertained
at delightful affair on Friday even
ing in. honor of the fifteenth birthday
of, their son Leonard Kellar. For the
occasion the house was artistically
decorated throughout, smilax and roses
of the various hues being employed to
brighten the scene.
Games, music and refreshments
served to entertain about forty guests,
intimate friends of the young host.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kiser of South
Dakota, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
s. M. Kiser of 1872 West Thirty-second
street, were guests of honor at din
ner party given recently by their host
and hostess. Others who were present
on that occasion are Mesdames Hattie
Bartholomew G. Rockwell, ,Walkup
and Hull of Chicago; Irwin and Miss
Louise Irwin of Seattle, Mr.. Winslow
of Arizona and Charles Elder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Amateur TheatricaIs Postponed

Owing to slight accident. Mrs. Le-
land Bagley Gertrude Kellar), who
was to have taken part In the playlets
Lady Pat" and 1.-THE Syndicate" with
Capt. Leslie Tuffnell Peacocke at the
Hotel Leighton, the performance has
been postponed to Thursday evening,
March 16.
Capt. Peacocke and Mrs. Bagley will
shortly open a school of elocution and
dramatic training at the School of
Art and Design.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Birthday Dinner

In honor of her birthday anniversary
Mrs. Charles Ramie Of 1895 East Twen-
ty-seventh street gave a dinner a few
evenings ago. having as her guests Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Morlean, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindenfeldt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raines, Mrs. Blacker,
Mrs. M. e. Best, Mrs. Prizes, Misses
Ethel and Ruth Best and Mr.. C. Nor
lean, Jr.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Social Notes

Miss Ida e. Bowers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Bowers, again is al
home, having just returned from All
extended tour of the East, including
visits in Philadelphia, New York and
cities of Virginia.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Asia Koenig, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Koenig of 83(
East Twenty-fifth street, to Rev. o
Satzlnger. The wedding will be sol
cmnized at st. Paul's Evangelical
church in June.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Dickson will en-
tertain members of the Bohemian
Whist club next Friday evening a
their. attractive new home, cornc
Twenty fourth and Cimmarron streets
Miss Edith Perkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Perkins, was married
to Mr.. Frederick Meyer .Thursda.
evening, the ceremony taking place a
their home in Pasadena.
Harmony Whist club members will
hold their regular fortnightly meeting
next Wednesday afternoon at the hom'
Of Miss Getz, 1906 West Ninth street.
Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin of go
North avenue Ga left today for Phoe
nix, Ariz., where she will give Shakes
pearean demonstrations at the Chau
| tauaua meetings to be held there mex
| week.
A delightful automobile trip wa
taken Saturday by J. B. Duke, pro
prietor of the Westlake hotel, and hi
guests, Chester w. Thompson ant
George King Beatty. They took ii
several towns, including Redlands.
At the Tuesday morning bridge whis
club, Mrs. AL. Cheney won the prize
at the Westlake hotel.
Rev. Mr.. Compton, pastor of tn
Second Presbyterian church, ant
Mrs. Compton will entertain the Pres
byterian ministers and their wives a
the church tomorrow evening.
Nine. Francesca will appear in re
cital next Tuesday evening in Simpson,
auditorium, where she will present ;
program covering wide range o
oiiC ido d iilOoI oteioStif'
stage presence and a charming man
ner.
Mrs. j. b. Duke and sister, Mis-
Emma Woodson, entertained the La
dies Sewing society of the First Con
gregational church at the home of Mis-
Woodson on West Tenth street, las
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Jackins gave a care
party in her apartments at the West
lake hotel Wednesday evening. Ais
Miss Bessie Morley entertained a
lunch in the dining room of this hotel
A party of eight guests of the Al
varado went to Catalina Tuesday TO
the day. Those who enjoyed the out
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ban
mister, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Andrews
Mrs. j. H. Small, Misses Kittie ant
Lucy Small, Colonel w. H. Bull ant
W. A. Douglas.
Mrs. c. A. Cary of 1140 East Adam
street is enjoying an outing in he
cottage at Redondo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Tananey-Hudson

A quiet wedding was celebrated Mon
day evening at the parochial residence
of the Church of the Sacred Heart
when Frank A. Hudson was united in
marriage to Miss Ellen Tangney. Rev
James S. O'Neil. the assistant pastor
officiating, Miss Nellie Hudson acted
as maid OF honor. Thomas ]. Meader
supported the groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Hudson will reside on South sichel
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
SOCIETY
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served, after which Lady Mary Merry
on behalf Of the guards presented the
baby with n solid gold necklace. Those
present were Lady Commander Clay
ton, Ladies' Merry, Thompson, Elliott,
Hammil. johnson, Miller, Boyd, Parks,
Dendinger, Garrison, Sullivan, Gray,
Comport, Anderson, Popkins, Walker,
Dutzler, Walsh, Thompson, Waters,
shrakart, Rapsch, Hunt, Miss Rosina
Thompson, Master Charles Hunt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
LallX.OXater

Virgil v. oyster was united in mar
rlage to Miss Agnes Lally, Tuesday
evening, at the parochial residence Of
the Church of the Sacred Heart, Rev.
M. McAuliffe, the pastor, officiating.
Miss Catherine Lally and Thomas
Lanehan attended the bridal couple.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Pretty Wedding

A pretty wedding was celebrated al
the Church of the Sacred Heart with
a nuptial mass, Tuesday morning at
0 o'clock. when Miss Elizabeth Murphy
was united In marriage to George Gross
Rev. Michael McAuliffe, the pastor, OF
debated. Miss Nellie Gross attended the
bride, while John Gross acted as best
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Married at Oakland

OF special local interest Is the mar
riage Of Mrs. H. r. McClelland of oak
land to c. r, Wetherland, the cere-
mony having taken place few days
ago at the home of Mrs. ], r. Case
of 1853 Alice street, Oakland. Mrs. Nc
Clelland has many friends in Los An
geles to whom the news Of the mar
riage will come as a surprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Ohlo aoolatX

Messrs. L. c.. Gates L. M. Fall and
Thomas w. Forbes will give short ad-
dresses Monday evening at the meeting
of the Ohio society in Blanchard hall,
and there will be baritone solos by
Ayton Armitage, accompanied by Mrs.
Lily Linck Brennan. At the close of
the program a social hour will be en-
loved
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

bouduets of the carnations with ferns
for the ladies', and boutonnieres of the
same for the gentlemen were at the
places with the dainty cards of Jap
anese make. Guests at the dinner
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raymond,
Mrs. G. G. Green, Mrs. Halshizer, DR..
and Mrs. Libby and DR.. West.
The usual "first Tuesday" reception
at "Sunnycrest, the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Robert ]. Burdette, was attended
| by the usual number of intimate
friends, all of whom are of literary,
artistic or musical ability. The guests
of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Prang,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Pixley of Boston.
The clever paper of the evening was
read by DIR. Norman Bridge, who dis
cussed Human Talk from a psyche
logical and philosophical point of view.
Following the reading many of those
present took up certain phases of the
topic in keen and brilliant discussion.
Music and refreshments added to the
enjoyment of the evening.
|
In pretty compliment to her friend,
Miss Altadena Green entertained seven
young lady friends in honor of the
birthday of Miss Georgiana Godfrey
at Hotel Green Thursday afternoon.
Those present were Miss Angie Holmes,
Miss Louise Smiley, Miss Florencs
Godfrey, Miss May Shull, Miss Cora
Auten, Miss Florence Allen and Miss
Bulkley of Grand Rapids.
| 4..
The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Louise Bond to Joseph Rhodes
was made Thursday at daintily ap-
pointed luncheon at Hotel Maryland to
the group of congenial friends whom
Miss Bond had asked to lunch with
her. Miss Bond is a Chicago girl, but
has been at the Maryland all through
the season. She is a general society
favorite. Mr.. Rhodes was formerly OF
Chicago, but is now resident of Pas
adena- The guest company at the
pretty luncheon We're Miss Leila Park
er Miss Marion Sharpe, Miss Louise
Smiley, all of Chicago; Miss Halder-
man Of Detroit, Mich, and Miss Angie
Holmes of Pasadena.
Miss Annie Whitmore was the hostess
at very pretty reception held Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ben
Whitmore, one of the seasons most at
tractive brides. The color scheme of
the elaborate decorations was yellow,
save in the dining room where white
and green were effectively used. yell
low acacias of two shades formed a
frieze about the reception room and
parlors, and quantities of the glossy
petaled poppy were massed in vases
and jars. In the dining room stock
In pure white was used, and the whole
effect was spring like and charming.
Card tables for the guests were ar
ranged in the wide English hall, and
twenty played in the merry games for
which two beautiful prizes were given.
The guests were wholly of young mar
ried people, save for the exception
made Of the bridesmaids of Mrs. Whit
more. In receiving Miss Whitmore
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Rose
Whitmore, the honoree, Mrs Ben Whit
more and Mrs. f.. j. Sheenan. The
gowns worn by hostess and guests were
of unusual beauty.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Texas Society

A regular monthly meeting of the
Texas association will be held at Bur-
bank hall, Burbank theater building,
Monday evening, March 13, at 1880
p. m. An excellent musical and liter
ary program has been provided Dano-
ing will be the main feature of the
evening. All resident and visiting
Texans are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Danclnd Party

The Merry Makers announce a
dancing, party to be given at Blanch-
ard hall on Wednesday evening. March
Is. Music will be furnished by the
Schoneman-B Blanchard orchestra.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

man. Mr. and Mrs. Gross will reside
on Avenue ThIrty-seven.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

The dinner rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Grattan to a number of their
friends at Hotel Green Tuesday even
ing was symphony in pink. Pale pink
carnations combined with delicate
maidenhair ferns. silver candelabra
with pink satin ribbons crossing the
table, gave a pleasing result. Corsags
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

We have an office on the
tract and will make II a point
TO have our agents out there
TO show you the ground today
why not go out? To get to
Hollenbeck Park Heights
tract take Traction car at
Third and Spring, ask the
conductor TO let you off at
Chicago street and walk one
block south to our office.