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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01

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gen.
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bier bctouut miro, crthciltC Safer
l&ilbclm ocm G}orcn idon inn lcBtcn
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lcihtcru mcr0c, mcn1 cr Die @lrbcitcn
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NotlduIt III Nctcr9burQ lit.
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AuhrldtCn" luur audi III Ole bicliQe
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5IcmItd) 0llQcmCiu @Iuubcn Qcilm
cen, Dob Die HoiiCrin bon RubIon0
lid) init ibrcn &inoern 3lr Sdnpcitcr,
Der Eriu5Cliin @cinrid) bon 4}rcrBcrL
nod) &icl bcgcbrn mrr0c.
&c rtt03 = u5tul0 DC III 0 e
trotcn rrgcn Of.
@icm 81. Oft. - Ger GonQrcB
Scr io5iNlocmofrotiidcu Eartci OcIt-
rcih'3 bcihlob Dcrtc cinitimminQ iih
SEN Glorreidcn Sic9 oeS ruiiiihch
NroIetoriot3 ais Nciipicl ojrncn SIT
laiicn mo sic ioiortigc G%inbcruhulg
Oca NciharntbS sur GiniilhrmH oco
olacmcincl Stilnmrchta mo cinc5
Qcrchtcrcr Spitem3 ser &olf3Dcrtrc.
tlug 81 iorOcrn. ,<m &rrmciN2
ulng3iollc ioQen crtrcuc W}dBrcNclm
cucntlcQ ein General Stritr. ulQc-
lucnoct werocn. 5000 Errioncn be-
tbciIigten lid bciltc @lbtuo an cincr
orOnmngSmGBi0cn Concentration an
ser Gin2itrabc 5llr l(utcritllGlnng Ser
NurnprIuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01
Giir ISronf Shcrrie. cinen A}lli

- Sir Srnnf Sbcrrie, cinen Mhti.
len bon @eburt, Der am ,. Mai ne,
qcn Grnoromna bon Gr0n &lI0mita
Gulo8, elmer polniIden Molnuirthin
in Somerapiuc, Gonn,, gum (ooc Der
nrtbeilt morocn lit, bat ser @ouurr
ncltr bon Connecticut cincll @uliitatb
ser Observation-Disclosures bis jlm ..
Ganllar 1906 bcmillilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01
il d II niiiC:

oGrItcna - Gem Nolfc iolrn ole
Observation-Disclosures Der bijr
Qcrllhcn SrclbCit, sic in mirfllhrr
llnpcrlcblidfcIt ser NcrloL Wcpii.
lens, Hcoe Nercina mo Ncriamm
lungs 6rcibclt bcitcbcrL pcrllcbCn
luer0cn.
,3ueitcn3 - Obnc 9nibcbuuQ ser
bereits onAeor0nCtcn Moblen sur
Reid)9 Glmd iouen lolucit Die be
idr1nfte Belt Dor ser GlnbcrlimU
Der Gunla Is acitottct, Ole oc9 Mobl
rcht@ Jest pollltGnOlQ bcroubtcu
alol'en Der 9cO0ItcrunQ 5l,r (bcil.
nabme an Der Grmu ciuQcluocn luCr
6en, mdbreno Ole enoNilltiQC 9ll20c,
itnltlng oe9 Frin5ip9 0ca Muhlrcht5
I'M NIlgemcincn Scr nclt crridtctcn
8eleBgebung ilbCrl0llen mCr0cu ioll.
Irlttcn9 Nl3 mabGn0crlidlt
Gegel iou binQeItelt mcr0cl ouB tciu
@eieB obne 3uitimnumg Der Nrit9
2umo ourdfiihrbor it, uno ouB ole
G%rlpGbIten bes &oltc2 ole Wi0Qlihfeit
baben lollen, al Der llcbcrluadunA
Der UeiebmGBigfcit Der Nttc Scr BON
ms %ernannten @eb0rocn in @irflid
felt tbeil5unebmen.
g9ir foroern ollie 0ctrcucn S0bnc
RuBIano's ali, ibrcr Eilid)t Dem
&uterlonoe ge9eniiber eingeoenf III
iein, our 9eenoi9mg oicicr beiipicl.
loien llnruben mii5ubclien ullO, IN
@emeinihoit nit una, ale ibre
ardite gebuis MISUNDERSTANDING Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01
Gurtictnno uun Scr I. Settle

Q~CitCrr 9[bCuh CrIuliCnen foiiCrIidlCn
MnriipIts.
.yQir. Nifplau5 ser 3ucitc. bon
8ottcs @noOrn Naiicr u1o Sclbit
bcrridcr olIcr Rrllrcn. @robiiirit BON
TinIorN II. +. ~. tbrn olcn lnicrrIl
octrcucu lIutrrthoncn funO. Nof sic
llnruhcu ms Sic Moitotinn in lnie.
rem NQuptitGOtcn un0 in 3oblrcidcn
onocrcn Crtcn unicr Ncr3 NIT QllBcr
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erfiiucn.
Ioa @ljd ocs ruiiiidcn Come
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Slid unicrc9 Noltca un0 Scr Mlm
n1cr 0c1 &olfc2 iii Ser Summer 0C2
SouucrGn2.
Mis- Sen 0rlcmD0rtiQcu llnrlrhru
f0nntc Elm QroGrr Matchmaker Nrlrd)
cntitchcn. Sic bcOrohc1 Die \Sntc'
ariiGt un0 GllhCit lnirrc3 HCidC2.
Iic b0ditc Iiliht Die ms u1ic"c
SpupcrGnctdt muicrlcQt, hciidt Don
ms. ms iclbit jl Ucrlcu9ncn 1mo
ollie ms ur NcriilgunQ itchCnOr
Strait lm0 llcbcrlcgmQ 5lrr NWmcn
0lu0 I'll briuQcrL nm ole &crciniQluul
lln0 Coordination ser Wahtuolltom,
mcnbcitcn Ser Central HCaicrlmd 5l
StunOc SIT brjngcn mr0 0cn Griold
Der ltu6nubmCn iiir Die RCruhiulmL
after arciic 0e2 0iicntliden Gcbcu4.
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lonoen.
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liden 6rcibcit un0 2ciihmQ Don Sc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01

2onoon, 81. Sttobcr. Ger
ihmcoiidc Ganlpier oSobonM" Don
1924 Sonnen llno ole rllililhe @urtt
i, Nutore3," $40 Connect gingcn fir
lid i'll Sol9c elmer Golliiion aui Der
Noroiee inter. % WiitglieOer Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01
Wnn,c Tamilie nmactummCn.

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1rai uno iicbcn Hjnocr muuOcn
bclrtc in WoIep x &o5nion'a 3cdlc,
nobe bier, ourd) cine pl0Blld bcrob
itilrScnoc Steinmoiic ami Der Sicily
uet0otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-01

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| ridtllno @birfia y,1rtnujon'a, cines
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acn Scr G%rn1ornur1 rinra onOcrcn
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bul 3l,m Sphc prrurtbeilt lit, mur
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nit mciteren llut,rhdnOlluacn ilbcr
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@int9rop's
Worogcbcimnik.
Gublid lit sic NcbOrOc uni Der rid.
tigcn SGhrtc.

N'N~ B' T' '.
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mar ul0 ihr ans ser &crlcRenbeit
81 bclicH ueriudtc .-Cbnc 3mci.
Icl iiibrte cine crimincllc Gpcro.
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- &crbuitungen in Bottom cr.
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90 it II, 81. Gftober.-Ni3 bclrtc
Nbcn0 iino sic bon G"ittablrQ aus
bier in Nlr2lidt 0citcllten @crboitrm
gen 0icbc mttenD in &]cr6in0unu
| nit Dem MIntbrop Woro0cbcimnil,
klloh uidt crioIQt mo Die @oli}ci
lpcrbdlt lih lebr 3uacfn0pit Ooriibcr.
i@luc2, mas man bier OnrilbCr criabrtn
tonm it, Oob Die l(ntcrllthung Ocy
f2liioirc nod i'm @anQc lit.
Die Noli}ci lobnOct nod) 5ipei lrii.
Der bier oniUiiiQcn Ncr}tcm Ole ieit
Dem N1tiiiuocu Der 3crititdeitpn %ciNc
ser jlruQcu Gboriltin Suidn @curp
pl0Bli0 ucrldmmlocn limo. Norldlt-
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purlttcn }lr NclturtluQ oc9 uorlit-
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loll, obncS hpierigfcitCn eruirtt lucr-
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bot I'M Ncrh0r mihti9e (butlodcu
mitQetbcilt, mo nit lln0c0llo licht
MON Der Hilftcbr oe3 IN Y@itt9burg
ucrbultctcn NClicbtcll Der ilrlNcll
Gboriitim Wiorri3 9tutboL CntQC1rl.
IS bciBt Dab inter hCn Q}itglic0cru
Der oSbcphcrO &inQ" Grippe c9 elm
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liht tnlN, clncn 9lr}t }DCd2&ornnDmC
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morcn sic oeuouutcn Nerrcn MIS- liz
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ocrii,rrno or~nhoItsn,r,f+o ,o,o6o,
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1eIlns.

NCrliM 81. Ott. Ga9 iopu
niid)c Nllam1rtiee Nmt bat am IS.
Cttobcr &niier @itbelnI'S Soridlal
occeptirt ooB oie WGhte ibrc Srup
pen, nit 2lll&nabme Der Seaationa.
luahcn, ans Veting 5uriid5ieben iol.
len.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
RIVERSIDE

A beautiful twilight wedding was
solemnized at the home OF A. p. john
son on Palm avenue Wednesday after
noon when their youngest daughter,
Miss Eva Katherine Johnson, became
the bride of Richard Barry Fudger OF
Toronto. only the brides family ana
the parents of the groom witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed
by Rev. Milton c, Dotten OF All
Saints Episcopal church. Following
the wedding supper the young couple
started at once for an extended east
ern trip, which will include a Visit 10
Europe and Egypt
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Waite gave a
large reception Friday evening IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Waite
who were recently married In the east
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion. Waite of
Los Angeles. Nearly 200 guests gath.
cred to congratulate the bride and
groom and also to renew acquaintance
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Waite, who
were married here nearly five years
ago.
Miss Mabel Ingold of Arlington and
William Amen of San Bernardlno were
married i'm that city Tuesday by Rev
white pastor OF the Christian church.
Miss Mamie Boggs of Walnut street
gave "A tea party Wednesday after
noon in honor OF Miss IIuston Bishop
of Los Angeles, who is guest at the
Glenwood.
Miss Esther Stebbins of North Market
street gave a tea to large party of
friends Tuesday afternoon tn honor OF
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

at Newcastle. New South Wales. Au-
stralia, was the guest of his brother
O. W. GodinS. and cousin, Mrs. w. H.
Harvey. the past week.
Dr. and Mrs. j. Oscar Garmon, who
arrived recently from Ann Arbor. Mich,
are occupying Mr.. Flints cottage on
Cypress street
Mrs. John Hobbs entertained the La
dies aid of the Presbyterian churcn
with an all-day meeting at her resi-
dence.
j. r. Staples of Dandy, VT, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Marsh
at their villa. Berth Eden Ranch,
the past week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church was pleasantly enter
tained at the Methodist parsonage by
Mrs John Pittenger Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. David Imler and Miss Hickman
were hostesses at missionary tea
Thursday evening. given in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian church. A
short interesting program was rem
dered and a large number were pres
ent. Refreshments were served from
two tables decorated in green and
white and from two tables daintily ar
ranged in gold and white placed IN
the church parlors. The body of the
church was decorated in potted plants,
arranged on taboretes and pedestals.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Pico Heishts Social Notes

d, On "Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. William,
Haynes entertained at dinner at their
home. 1906 Normandie avenue, Mr. and
Mrs. c. II. Thnglestad of New Orleans,
Mrs. J. Snyder of Chicago, Mrs. c.
Goyette and daughter Ruby of Boyle
Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Haynes and son Harlan of 2008 Cam
bridge street
w. r. Thomas. recently from Troy,
n. Y, is located at present at 122e
Berendo street.
w. II. Gardner and family from
Salem, Mass, have taken cottage for
the winter at 1920 Reid street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence and niece,
Miss Mary Yeo of Pasadena, have been
guests of relatives at 2647 West Pico
street.
The Misses Hale of Phoenix. Ariz.,
have taken cottage for the season at
1912 FL Molino street
j. w. More 1888 Reid street. has gone
to Indio to spend the winter.
La Gazele court of Foresters gave a
reception in odd Fellows hall Friday
evening.
The Pico Heights Civic association
will give a poverty party at Odd Eel
lows hall, 2672 West Pico street, Fri
day evening, December s. An interest
ing program will be given.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Hart-Jordan Weddino

MISS Bertha S. Jordan and II. William
Hart were married Wednesday evening
at pretty home ceremony solemnized
at the residence of the brides aunt.
Mrs. e. e. Whittier of I'LL East Adams
street. Rev. C. w. Her of Pasadena
officiated, assisted by Rev. Frederick
Miller of Haven Methodist Episcopal
church.
Master Kingdom Hicks carried the
ring on silver tray and at his side
marched little Miss Marian Knox,
carrying basket full of petals,
which she scattered in the pathway of
the bride, who entered the room on the
arm of the bridegroom. To the strains
of the wedding march. played by Miss
Vesta Damon, the party approached
the wedding bower from which swung
a beautiful wedding bell of white car
nations and ferns. The entire home
was decorated with many blossoms
under the direction of Mrs. Kate John
son, assisted by Mrs Hicks. The two
back parlors were canopied with ropes
of smilaX starred with tiny pink we'd.
ding bells and the front parlor was
canopied with smilaX and white tuIle.
White chrysanthemums and greenery
banked the mantel.
and carried a shower bouquet OF whit,
carnations and maidenhair ferns.
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart have
gone north for wedding trip and will
be at home to their friends after De-
cember % at I'LL East Adams street.
The brides going-away gown was CT
brown Panama cloth and she wore a
hat to match.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
MoNRovlA

Mrs. Lawrence N. Wheeler gave a
marguerite luncheon Tuesday in honor
of her guest. Miss Violet Smeigh of
Pittsburg, Pa. The tables was dec
grated in white and yellow and great
punches of the name flower of the
guest of honor. Among those present
were Mines. Montague Graham, Kirk
Lawrence, c. S. Squires, Clyde l..
Daniels, A. Marian Shrode, F. M.
Pottenger and H. r.. RAIDER, Misses
Stark, Nadea, Spence and Smeigh.
Mrs. c. S. Squires. Monrovia's ia
vorite soprano. gave a recital at Glen
dora Thursday evening at the request
of Mrs. c. G. Whitcomb, a prominent
woman of that city.
Mrs. r. M. Hunter. Miss Files and
Miss Harriet Hutchins were guests of
honor at IL luncheon given by Mrs. Nj.
M. Kramer of Los Angeles Thursday.
A camping party at Pine flats has
for one of its members Rev. Charles
NJ. Fisher of Monrovia. Others were
Capt. w. w. Bacon of Duarte, A. 7.
Blain and G.. II. Hutchins
Thomas Wardall and family of
Duarte shortly will move to Monrovia.
making their home at the cottage re-
Gently purchased from Andrew Ryder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
PASADENA

A delightful reception was rendered
Rev, and Mrs. William Mccormick and
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Thompson Tues
day evening in the rectory or the All
Saints Episcopal church. The house
was elaborately decorated with flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson is the new curate
of the church.
An interesting meeting of the gradu-
ate nurses association was held Tues
day at the nurses bungalow adjoining
the Pasadena hospital. Two of the ef-
ficient local newspaper women had
places on the program-Miss Grace
Hortense Tower and Miss Goodwin.
Miss Sanford gave number OF vocal
solos which were much enjoyed. Light
refreshments were served after the
business meeting.
Mrs. James A. Garfield has returned
from her summers stay at Mentor,
Ohio, and is again occupying her ele-
CANT home on Buena Vista and Merid-
ian streets.
Miss Leonora Christin and A. Ray
Benedict We're quietly welded Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guigerick on Manzanita street Rev,
V. Hunter Brink performing the cere-
mony in the presence of about fifty
invited guests. Mrs. Carpenter of Los
Angeles assisted in receiving the
guests.
The Massachusetts colony gave a
very pleasant surprise upon S. c.
Wheeler lieutenant governor of the
colony. at the Linda Vista Tuesday
evening. the occasion being that gen.
tleman's birthday.
"Fanchon, the Cricket" will be pre-
sented on Tuesday. Nov. 2S by the
young people of st. Andrews Social
society. The proceeds will be devoted
to the piano fund of the Sunday school
of St. Andrews Catholic church, The
club gave a banquet on Wednesday
evening at La Casa Grande i'm honor of
Miss Schmidt and Mr.. George Berton-
neau, who are to be married on
Thanksgiving day.
The Valley Hunt club has arranged
for an uninterrupted series of Thurs
day afternoon social gatherings, the Sc
ries opening very auspiciously with the
one this week. On Saturday afternoon,
Dec. o. the club promises an amateur
vaudeville performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il. West have re-
turned from a two years soJourn in
Europe and are again occupying their
beautiful home i'm Altadena. Their
daughter, Miss Elsa, is studying the
violin i'm Brussels.
Mrs. Robert j. Burdette threw open
the hospitable doors of "Sunnycrest'
Tuesday afternoon in order that the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

members of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution residing in Pasadena
might meet Mrs. George Marsh of the
Continental chapter at Washington.
The Art and Social club of Altadena
met with Mrs. p. ]. McNally Monday
afternoon. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Miss Marian Arm
strong.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. -. W..
March. at her home on South Lake
avenue. entertained the officers, COM
mittees and past royal matrons of the
order of the Amaranth. Progressive
hearts made the afternoon pass quick
ly. Later delicious refreshments were
served.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
HOLLYWOOD

Mrs. r. p. Hall was the hostess this
week at the meeting OF the Mohudy
Card club, held Monday afternoon at
her home on Vine street. FaVors were
won by Mrs. Charles j. George MIS-
II. T. Whitley and Miss Mary Nc
Clellan. The guest prize was a"arueo
to Mrs. VIII Thilenius.
The second meeting of the woman
club was held in the high school audi
torium Monday afternoon. mrs WARY
Jones, ex-librarian of Los Angeles
spoke on library work, as dld MISS
Mosse. city librarian at santa Monica
Before Miss Jones talk, MISS ware
played two piano solos and MIS- HID
Ter sang. A..o,,
After the meeting Mrs. Andrew
Groh entertained informally at Hotel
HOLLYWOOD for Miss Mary Jones and
Miss Mosse. Besides the two guests
of honor, the members of the executive
library and program committees OIL the
club were present.
Mrs. E. Sutherland entertained with
a hard times party Thursday evening"
About fourteen guests were present
Mrs. Ray Nelson was awarded the
nrize for the most unique costume.
Late In the evening poverty supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Masteller
celebrated their sixth wedding ami
versary by entertaining at dinner
Monday evening for number Oh Los
Angeles friends.
Ross Whitley entertained the IN. Y.
Y. Friday evening. This was the hrst
meeting of the club for the winter Be
sides the club members, number OIL
outside guests were present. Dancing
was INDUCED in, after which supper
was served.
Rev. William Orr, pastor of st,
Pauls church. Cambridge, is guest at
Hotel Hollywood.
The Misses Alice Pringle OF Chicago
and Rose Judson of Elgin, ILL.,, are Wis
lting their uncle, ex-Gov. John l.. BeV-
eridge.
Mrs. ]. w. Harrison of Clinton, Mo.
is the guest of her brother, j. l.. Rut-
ledge.
Miss Martha Stuart of Hotel Holly
wood is visiting Mrs George w.
Weber at Hotel Arrowhead at the Ar
rowhead springs.
Mrs. f. w. Elliott is visiting in Riv-
erside.
Late arrivals at Hotel Hollywood are
Mrs. Henry Shaler, DeepriVer, Conn;
Mrs. II. G. Langlois, Milwaukee; A. H.
Hawley. Seattle; Fl. H. Griswold, san
Diego: Mrs. Geo. Sharp, Chicago; Mrs
Frank V. Pollock, Paris. France; j. r,
Lotus. Goldfeld; Miss Katherine
Winship. Napa; e. A. Lilly, Weather
ford, Okla.