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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

day Mr.. and Mrs. Lorety and son of
Hollywood and Mrs. George Weeks of
East Los Angeles.
The management of Hotel Leighton
gave a whist party to the guests of the
hotel Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Van Nest and
daughter, Miss Elsa of 2706 Central
avenue, and Mrs. b. M. Gorrell of HOO
East Adams street enjoyed a trip to
Redlands last Tuesday.
Lady West hive l.. y. r. M, will give
whist social in Akey's hall next
Wednesday evening. Prizes will be
awarded.
On the occasion of the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
White corner Downey avenue and
Avenue Twenty a large company o.
, the members of the East Los Angeles
Baptist church gave them a surprise
last Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
White received many valuable remem-
brances
The Ladies' Aid society of the Boyle
Heights Christian church Will give a
bazaar on April Is at 1868 East First
street for the benefit of the church lot.
Mrs. George Dobinson will repeat the
reading of "The Sin of David" in the
auditorium of the school next Wednes-
day evening.
The Texas society will entertain
with the regular monthly meeting at
Burbank theater hall on Main street
near Sixth, Monday evening, April TO-
an interesting program of music, re-
freshments and dancing.
Miss e. C. Mccullough of 2716 South
Grand avenue left this week for an ex-
tended trip abroad.
Miss Matte Garrison of 619 South
Hancock street will entertain the
Thimble club of Los Angeles hive No
1, Ladies of the Maccabees, at an all
day meeting on Friday, April A.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Tenth Wedding Anniversary

A most enjoyable afternoon and
evening was spent at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. i. P. Pausen. 1900 East Four
teenth street, April I, when the twelfth
anniversary of their marriage was
celebrated. The home was beautifully
decorated in white and green, festoons
of smilax hung from the chandelier to
the corners of the room, while cut flow
ers and ferns added much to the decor
ations of the home. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. e. Todd. Mrs M. Hol-
man and Mrs. c. w. Goodlander of
Fort Scott, Kan.
Guests present were: Mrs. Amelia
Puck, Miss Lena Puck, Mrs. w. w.
Scott of Anaheim, Mrs. G. S. Jones,
Mrs. r. A. Helm, Mrs. W. II. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Arenz, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis
and daughter, Mr.. Schmeideberg Mrs.
George Arbuckle, Mrs. J. E. Wooder-
son, Miss Theresa Van Dompselaar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dompselaar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Limacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraus, ]. V. Mills Walter
Schmedeberg, Miss Ceconie Paulsen,
Miss Sarah Beach, Miss Hazel Brown
and members of the Hermosa and
Poppy Whist clubs.
features of the days entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Noon Wedding

At high noon on Wednesday occurred
the marriage of Miss Cora A. Tibbot
and Charles w. Barrett. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tibbot
of sol Francisco street. The house was
beautifully decorated with asparagus
plumosus and hanging baskets of tulip
poppies.
The bride wore a travelling dress of
blue silk with hat and gloves to match.
She carried a bouquet Of brides roses
and ferns. AS the party approached the
altar Lohengrin's wedding march was
played by Miss Showalter. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. T. g.
Miller of Santa Ana. an old friend Of
the brides family. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served by
Reynolds. Only intimate friends and
relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett left for San
Diego on the afternoon train, where
they will remain for a month or six
weeks, after which they will be at home
at Sol Francisco street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

with white hat and red plumes Mrs.
Charles Burton Scoville wore heavy
blue linen with long coat and white
hat. Her guest, Mrs. William r. Staats,
was gowned in cream white yelling,
handsomely made. Among the notice.
able figures in the boxes was Mrs. Ku-
ranaga, wife of the prominent Japanese
merchant, who was gowned in brilliant
red. While most of society's four hum
dred were grouped in the boxes, still
many prominent people were in other
seats on the grand stand, making a
brilliant mass of color.
Many of those holding boxes for the
three days have guests invited for each
afternoon. Mrs. r. 1. Rogers, Mrs.
Fred Elmer Wilcox, Mrs. William
Stanton, Mrs John H. Holmes, DR.. F.
F. Rowland and A. C. Denman of Red
lands had guests each session of the
show.
Saturday afternoon was the gala oc-
casion of the three, for society was out
ir force, many Los Angeles people be-
ing present
A number of society people chose to
witness the sights from their own
carriages at the side of the show ring
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
MoIl.Cornell

One of the pleasing events of the
past week was the wedding of Miss
Josephine Moll of Avalon and George
Cornell of Pasadena. The ceremony
took place at o'clock Tuesday evening
at their bungalow at North Pasadena,
which the groom recently built for his
bride. The bride was attired In be-
coming gown of white crepe de chine
over taffeta silk and wore orange blos-
SONS. She was attended by Miss Anna
Ruckenbrod of New York DIR. Caller
acted as best man. Mr., and Mrs.
Cornell will be at home to their friends
after April Is at 1O41 Summit avenue,
Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

rated with the red banner of second
place. DIR. j. A. Edmunds, with his
colt Bobs. was placed third on the list
and together with the owner of Zolock
shared the honors of reserve ribbons.
Everything went the way of Fred
Bixby in the Judging of heavy draft
horses, shown with lead. There were
but two ent-'es, Omer, an imported
Belgian stallion, and Pourquoi, a
French draft horse. and as both were
from the Bixby barns at Long Beach
there were no others to share the
honors. Just to make some sort of
award the judges placed Omer first in
their lists of rating, while Pourquoi
drew second place.
Exhibits Trained Horse
During the afternoon an exhibition Of
what trained horse can do was given
by DIR. O'Neil of Kentucky. Mounted
on black thoroughbred of handsome
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Poppy Whist Club

The Poppy Whist club was enter
tained by Mrs. J. w. Lytton of 1886
West Thirtieth street on Wednesday
afternoon. The home was decorated
with the flower for which the club is
named, Points were kept on cards
bearing hand-painted poppies. The
first prize was won by Mrs. L. p Paul
sen, second by Mrs. A. H. Lapham, and
consolation went to Mrs. G. Holman.
Mrs S. f. Evans of 1886 West Thirtieth
street was accepted as member. Mrs.
L. p. Paulsen will entertain the club
at it's next meeting. The club recently
gave matinee party in honor of Mrs.
H. L. Tracy, who has left for the east
to visit relatives and friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Pasadena

Society interest has this week CEN
tered in the very successful horse
show, which attracted hundreds of
men and women from the leading So
cial circles of Pasadena and Los An
geles on Thursday, Friday and yester-
day afternoons. The long, double
rows of boxes at the park were well
filled each afternoon with daintily
gowned women, and to many the at
fractions of the beautiful spectators
were even greater than those of the
fine specimens of thoroughbreds in the
ring. The show formed the basis of
many pleasant little social functions;
box parties, dinners and evening gath
erings of congenial groups to talk over
the decisions of the judges. Many
prominent people of the Orange Grove
or Grand avenue set had guests from
Los Angeles. Santa Barbara and Riv-
erside here for the three days of the
affair and the house parties formed a
leading social feature of the week.
AS is usual at such affairs, beauti-
and girls attending. Noticeable in
most of the boxes was the compara-
lively new departure of one solid col
or in the entire costume which proved
most effective and fetching Conspic-
uous in a box directly opposite the CEN
ter of the ring was Mrs. John S. Cra-
vens with her friend, Mrs. A. A..
Libby. Both handsome women were
gowned entirely in white, the only bit
of color being in the violet parasols.
Mrs. John b. Miller wore a handsome
costume of dull blue, with hat to
match Many of the women wore the
large automobile lisse wells matching
their gowns In tint Mrs. Fred Elmer
Wilcox had stunning gown of blue
broadcloth and Mrs. Harry Grey had
on white tailor suit with white hat.
Mrs. Robert j. Burdette wore ashes
of roses silk, combined with pale blue,
the same colors being shown In her
hat. Her guest Mrs. Pixley was a
brilliant figure In red panne velvet
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

proportions, DR.. O'Neil made the ami
NAL walk on It's knees, parade on its
hind legs to the accompaniment of the
bands music and do everything short
of talk. The crowd was generous In
applause of the feats performed by
the wonderful animal, and it's rider
was forced to make it work overtime
before the spectators were satisfied.
Taken all In all, the Pasadena Tour
nament of Roses associa tion's initial
venture into the ranks of horse show
directors has been decided success,
socially, financially and otherwise. The
prizes awarded the various winners
were worthy of far larger fields, but
the quality of horsehesh in competi-
ton could be exceeded nowhere. If
the horse show becomes a feature it is
sure of heartier welcome with each
succeeding year of it's visit to Pasa-
dena and Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Sketchinu Party

Prof. w. l.. Judson, dean of the Col
lege of Fine Arts, u. S. c., accompanied
by sketching class of the college,
visited Hollywood Friday. The morning
was spent in sketching. In the after
noon the students visited the exhibi-
tions of paintings of Paul de Longpre,
Mrs. Podgson and Mrs. Ferguson Of
Prospect avenue. The following en-
joyed the trip: Mines. Langworthy and
Rhorer, Misses Arley G. Tottenham,
Mamie Lee, Myrtle Godfrey, Florence
Winter, Alma M. Cook, Rose Pitcher.
Edna Blumve, Messrs. Slinkard, Trltt,
Moore and Vernon. ...... ....
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w. w. Club

Miss Florence Goodale, assisted by
Miss Mildred JEFFERSON, entertained
the w. w. club last Thursday evening.
The election of officers was as follows;
Miss Dora Murchison, president; Miss
Helen Best, vice president; Miss Flor
ence Goodale, secretary, and Miss
Helen Foster, treasurer. The next
meeting will be held May at the home
of Miss Helen Best, 1914 West Eighth
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
HORSE SHOW HAS
BRILLIANT ENDING
Continued from rare one1

The post time entries for stations.
roadsters, found five horses and their
drivers in the enclosure seeking the
favor of the judges. Zombro, a big
brown animal, 16h hands high and 13
years old, seemed to be favored by the
authorities and was given the blue rib
bon, with the Pasadena Tournament of
Roses association cup as an attach
ment. Zolock, another brown horse,
driven by Henry Delaney, was deco
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Social Notes

At the Tuesday Morning Bridge whist
game at the Westlake hotel Miss Bessie
Marley won the prize.
The members of Pacinc hive, l.. o. t.
M, gave a surprise to Mrs. Matoon
Monday afternoon in honor of her birth
day. This hive will give a social next
Tuesday evening in the Native Sons
hall.
Mrs. l.. II. strubler of 5o7 Boylston
street entertained at luncheon Thurs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Bachelor Entertains

Robert Whitman entertained party
of his friends on the evening of April
6 at his residence, 2O21 Downey avenue.
Luncheon was served and music was
furnished by a local orchestra. The
house was decorated with smilax and
ferns.
The guests were Miss Oma Newland,
Anna Benson, Miss Schuley, Miss Mar
ouis. Messrs. Thrailkill, H. Lyle, Jesse
Truett, Sked and Horner.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

the table and orange wood baskets
nlled with bon bons marked the places,
the guests name being written on
orange colored bows on the handles.
Covers we're laid for Mrs. Dewey
Bailey of Denver, Mrs. G. y. Nichols,
Mrs. Matthew S. Robertson, Mrs.
Benjamin f. Church, Mrs. Laura Arm
strong, Mrs Edward Barmore, Mrs. p.
A. Rice, Mrs j. W. Broad, Mrs. w. N.
johnson and Mrs. W. b. Gould.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert L. Ross enter
tanned at dinner on Friday evening in
honor Of Col. and Mrs. d. M. Stewart
of Chattanooga, Tenn. The guests in
cluded Col and Mrs. Charles McT1ntee
OF Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Rose
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Harris and
Rugby Ross.
Miss Helen McCutchen Of 1905 Bush
street will start next Wednesday for
Berkeley for visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Dewey Bailey of Denver. who
is in Los Angeles for an indefinite stay
for the benefit of her health, is a guest
at Lake View hotel.
Mrs. Van Leer Drouillard and Miss
Ruth Jowett of 267s Menlo avenue will
entertain Au Fait Euchre club mem
bers the first Wednesday evening after
Easter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Whist Party

The management of the Urban home,
1858 East Fifty-fourth street, gave a
whist party Saturday evening, Four
tables were arranged. Those who par
tioipated were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
Hunt, Mines. Merriweather Preston.
Edmonson, Virgins, Misses Dodson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Elinch Party

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Packard of 1928
South Grand avenue, entertained at
finch last Thursday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hud-
son, Misses Elizabeth, Katherine, Ethel
and Mable Hudson, Mrs. Flora Hender-
son, l.. L. Workman, Mr.. Waite, War
rem de Sosa Misses Ethel and Grace
Packard. Several musical selections
were rendered. Refreshments were
served.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
DANCING Party

The management of the Lovejoy en-
tertained the guests of the hotel at an
informal dancing party last Friday
evening. Twenty couples participated.
A cinch party was given by the guests
of the Lovejoy last Wednesday even
ing. Eight tables were arranged.
UNIQUE Easter score cards were used.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Automobile Trip

j. b. Duke of the Westlake hotel, ac-
companied by Chester Thompson, Dr.
Blackwell and w. Kelley. enjoyed an
automobile trip to Pomona the first of
the week. Mr.. Duke also took trip
to the Pasadena horse show Friday, ac-
companled by his wife, Mrs. Covington
and Mrs w. M. Duke.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Sorority Entertains

The Gamma Rho Tau society was en-
tertained on Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Grace Moller, S24 West
Thirty-eighth street.
The following members were present.;
Misses Estelle Graham, Mary Shrews-
bury, Ola Reavis, Reba Hall, Olive Hor-
ton, Louise Alexander, Mary Stradley
and Mamie McClay.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
Reinann-ouImby

on Monday evening, April 3, at the
home of Mrs. Edith W. Henry, 14OO
Connecticut street, Miss Sylvia Quimby
and Otto Reinann were married by the
Rev. Ryland of the Southern Methodist
church. The young couple will make
their home in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

Hunt, Messrs. Hunt, Virgins Cham
bers, Horner, Fergus, Slower, Nc
knight, Edmonson and w. L. Virgins.
Miss Hunt and Mr.. Stover won the first
prizes and Mrs. ]. e. Hunt and S. Mer-
riweather won the consultations. Re-
freshments were served.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
White China Silks

we are now showing some very special values in
White China Silks so very popular for shirt waists
at SOC, 75c and $100 yard
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
NOtas de Vega-A|ta
De ntseStrO C0rreSponSal.

VEGA ALTA, FEBRERO i. La
buena novela que venfa p~ublicando
LA DEMoCRACIA titulsda SCoraz6n de
Obreros, ha gustado muchn y los suS.
c~ritores han tornado voldmenes.
-Ha estado en esta localidad de
paso, ell agreeable fa~cu!tativo don
Miguel Herrera, me iico ofeial de Ss-
nidad del Corczal.
La distiDguids seeorita Espe.
rama Miro, Sc halla recogida en- CANA
hace algunos dias. Deseamos Sc res
tableEca cuanto antes.
-COntip6a prevaleciendo la bue.
ma ammonia entire jornaleros y patro.
nos. Las hlelgas no tendrSn lugor
aqui
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especial de estudia0-
tes puerto riquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael janer
1914, DRUID AVE

Admite nihos = Midas memories
IA amos, & raz6n de $3.50 anticipate /
por Semestre, go coucepto de pupilsje,
enseianza, lavado de ropa, a~sistenc a
m6dica y medicinas. Referenclas; DR.
Coll y Lcdos, Figueras y Perea en- San
Juan; D. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo; DR..
L. OrcaSiStss en- Rio. Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Msyagnez; Lcdo.
julia en Ponce; D. Bssilio Pinero co
Carolina; D. Juan Davila eu Manati;
D. JossM. Delize en- Aguadilla D. Fran.
cisco Giulianl y D. jose Benftez en
visQues,
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La manO negra

Ell otro dia fueron presses en- dis
tintos lugares de williamsburg, ba-
rrio de Brooklyn, siets italianos de
antecedentss sospechosos y malos,
todos 6 los mis- de los cuales Sc
dice est4n complicados en- ell negocio
de procurarse metalico por medic de
cartss terrori6cas firmadas "Mano
Negra.o
Varios de los presos hicieron re.
sistencia-dice la policia-con cuchl-
Hos y pistolas; pero las duicas conse-
cuencias de bulto fueron algunos ma
ni.negros descalabrados por ell dilu'
vic de tranca que encima les cay6.
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"La he recomendado q varios de mis-
amigos y siempre me parece que les
hago un servicio, porque se 10 satisfac.
torios que son siempre los r~esultados.
Solo desearfa que cada familia tuviera
una botella-ahorarfa tanta eufermedad
y cuentas de medicos." - Joseph a.
Ridgeway.
"Sienfo Mejor qas On Cinco Ahos."
Sr. James B. Taylor, Roberts, Indiana,
oscribe:
"Estoy ahora de muy buena salud.
Puedo conner TODD 10 que podia en- otros
tiempos. Tome cinco botellas de Pc.
runa, y siento mejof ahora que he SEN.
tide en- cinco a1os. Me he medicinado
con otros medicos de veg en- cuando, por
ounce afios, asf que puedo recomendar
altamente su remedio para las enferme-
dades del est6mago. Tengo mucho
gusto en- darle las gracias por su consejo
gratis, y por la Peruna."- James B.
Taylor.
"Gozo de mi C0mida Como Antes."
ST.. J.. w. Pritchard, Wolf Lake,
Indiana, escribe:
"Me allegro decir que he sido curado
del catarro del est6mago por Ia Peruna.
Apenas podfa conner NADIA que me hiciera
bien. Antes de estar en- la mitad de Ia
comida Sc me llenarfa Ell est6mago de
gas que me causaba mucha molestia Y
sensaciones desagradables por bora
6 dos despues de cada comida. Pero,
gracias q la Peruna, estoy ahora compile.
tamente sano y puedo conner cualquiera
cosa sin NADIA de los sintomas desagrables.
Ahora puedo gozar de mi comida como
antes, y TODD Sc debe q DR.. Hartman Y
su maravilloso remedio, la Peruna.
"Hace un afio que estoy sano, y todavfa
estoy bien, asi es que se que soy curado."
j. w. Pritchard.
La dyspepsia es forma comun del
catarro de verano. I'm remedio que sana
el catarro en- una parte 10 sanara en-
cualquicra parte. La Peruna saDa el
catarro do%ndequiera que Sc encuentre.
Que sana pronta y permanentemente
Ell catarro del est0mago, estas cartaa
prueban.
81 no Sc consiguen resultados prontos
y satisfactorios con ell uso de 10 Peruna
SO debe escribir inmediatamente & DR.,
Hartman, describiendo su case y el 10
dara su Invaluable c~onsejo gratis.
Dirijase a DR.. Hartman, Presidenta
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio. EE. w.
ladies' DE- "a Vida> I'm eiemplar del
al ptecio de I'm dollar la Lotella
or cia ditec,a con Ell doctor Har.
no 'lctor S. B. Ea1taman en- Ell
vender 4 los farmaceuticos y dro.
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Desinfecciones

Ourante ell mes de Enero Sc han
v~erifcados once den~dfecciones de ca
sas en- San Juan, incluyeudo ocho de
tuberculosis y dos por malaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

Prof L. J Miller, ex!profesor de Qumica y Botnica del High School, de
YEslanu, Mich, escribe de S7 N. Clark Street. Chicago, Ill, 10 sguente:
Como varos de mis- amigos me han habhdo de los resulados favorables,
ootenldos pr ell uo de la Peruna, sobretodo Ell casos de catarro, Is examine
detendamente para conocer su contenido.
Enconre que esa compuesta de extractos de yerbas Y corkzas con popiedades
medicfnales de gran valor, combinados con oMos ingredientes, dMcalancnte
equiibrados, calculates para dar too al ishma, restorar las funcionesy dar salud.
"COnsfdero que la Peruna eS uO de los remedies mas habHosa y cientLf-
samente pTeparados que ei Pa6hco pneds asar sin pehgro y con exho"-.
Para drecciones especiales, cada cual debe leer elias EDfe ,met
cual, acompana como. envotura q cada botella.
La Peruna la tienen de venta todos los Qufmcos y drogustas,
6 seis botenas pr cinco dollars Aquelos que deseen correspond
tamfn, y puedeu esperar dilaciones necesarias en- ida y vudta mis-,
ccrreo. pueden diigirse al ~CClumbu', Ohio, U. S. A.
Fidel GuIlermety, Plaza de Alfonso IL, San Juan. P. R. puede
guistas al pr menor. en- la isa de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

runa como I'm
remedio o n
RADIO, y compe-
tente psrahace
TODD 10 que pre-
tenden para
clio. La b 9
usado varias
wees y no sc
NADIA que sana
tan completa
m 9 n 9, y al
mismo tempo
r g u u g v q ell
sistema.
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Gran fabTica de CoIchOnes

Baratisimos catres met&licos, ca.
mas de MADEIRA, colchonetas, sabanas
Y fundas.
FL meior surtido de mercsucias en-
Sci CieloS, Fortaleza %, J en- sLa Clio.
ria1, Cruz 10,
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..Renueya 81 Slufama,s

Hon. Joseph II. Ridgeway, Secretaris
de Ia Sociedad Americana AntITreat
escribe Ia siguiente carta del Grand
Central Hotel, st. Paul, Mimi:
"Es con gusto que recomiendo In Pc