Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-20

MIS-. marshall, mas not yet Deen nealu
from.
Plan Two Concerts a Week
Representatives from the board Of
trade and the Merchants association
are working away at the problem Of
public band concerts, and while the
former organization seems to favor
the Sunday concerts especially the mer-
chants think a concert on a week day
would be a distinct benefit to them, so
they want one during the week. It
now looks as if the solution of the mat
ter would be having two concerts for
the city one wednesday afternon the
other on Sunday.
Contractors Are Arrested
Adolph Ramlsh and Martin G. Marsh,
Los Angeles contractors, were this
arrested at DoIgeville by Hu-
name officer Lloyd Macy of this city,
the warrants charging cruelty to ami
mails on FIVE different counts. This
is the third complaint recently made
against Ramlsh and Marsh. The two
cases heard in Los Angeles were re-
leased upon the payment of the nomi-
nal fines and the promise that better
treatment should be accorded the stock
belonging to the firm.
1t was discovered yesterday that
three mules and two horses were being
worked at Dolgeville which had been
in Los Angeles. one mule
was said to be so badly crippled that
the Los Angeles association had ordered
it shot, and the firm has a number of
times been told to cease working the
poor animal. Last night the five
animals were taken from
the corral and brought to the stables
of the Humane society on Grove street.
All FIVE are in pitiable condition from
running sores, badly cut mouths and
from neglected sores.
Y. M. C. A. Issues Challenge
A challenge has been sent by Physi-
cal Director George Braden of the
local Y. M. c. A. to San Francisco Y.
NJ. c. A. for dual indoor meet be-
tween the two branches of the associa-
ton. If the challenge is accepted the
meet will take place in San Francisco
on Monday February 27, following the
Y. M. c. A. state convention at San
Jose. The local boys under the train
ing of Mr.. Braden have improved
within the past month and they
hope to have the challenge accepted
The annual banquet and meeting of
he II T1a nA ics 1nhn
for next Tuesday evening and will be
quite an affair, as hundred and fifty
are expected to attend. The colors of
the Y. NJ. G. A. are to be used in the
decorations of the auditorium rooms
and the tables, and an elaborate din
ner will be served before the business
session is held. Among other business
will be the election of the officers oe
the association
Dainty Violet Luncheon
VioIets in profusion were used in the
dainty decorations at the pretty lunch
con given yesterday by Mrs. Thaddeus
S. Updegraff in honor of Mrs. Curtis
who has been the house
guest of Mrs. c. B. Seoville for the past
week.
The beautiful rooms of the Updegraff
home were decorated with the fragrant
violets which were massed in huge
crystal bowls in every possible place.
The hostess wore magnificent gown
Of pale blue silk with trimmings of real
lace, while the guest of honor wore
sapphire blue chiffon velvet with lace
Those present were: Mrs. A. Kings
ley Macomber, Mrs. Edward Kellam
Mrs. John B. Miller, Mrs. Walstein
Root, Mrs. c. B. Scoville, Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Arthur A. Libby. Mrs.
Walter Raymond, Mrs. Thomas Otis
and Miss Nevin.