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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
PERSONALS

has been spending the summer at
Ocean Park.
Dr. w. B. McCracken and wife OF
San Diego ere at the Angelus.
A. e. White of the Glenwood hotel.
Riverside, is at the Alexandria.
j. Nj. GRANVILLE, a Nevada mining
man and his wife, are at the Van Nuys.
DIR. Arthur H. Wallace and wife of
San Francisco are at the Lankershim.
RA True, a wealthy paint manufac-
turer of Memphis. Tenn, is at the
Alexandra.
Sam Mccall OF Chicago and H. j.
Mulcady eastern stock brokers, are at
the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs j. q. Chapman are at
the Lankershim. Mr.. Chapman is a
New York capitalist.
r. j. Ferris, a wealthy furniture
manufactures OF Grand Rapids Mich,
is at the Alexandria.
w. j. Jones and r. C. Bogart, buyers
for the Marshall Field company Of Chi
cago, are at the Hayward.
Mrs. Blanche Trimble OF Readville.
Colo, has taken apartments at the
I4ankershim for the winter.
j. o. Davies OF Hollister, Cal, a mem-
ber of the state board of Woodmen OF
the World, is at the Van Nuys.
Leon A. Kirtner. a wealthy Fresno
merchant. and his private secretary j
w. Gearhart, are at the Hayward.
Nathan Cole. Jr, candidate Of Los
Angeles county Democrats for the
nomination OF governor at the coming
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Rookosn-Anderson wedding

Miss Flora Anderson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Anderson of 353I West
Griffin avenue, will be married to MAX
lRoclross this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home of her parents. Rev. VIII
KniRhten will perform the ceremony
and Mrs. j. Ball will play Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. During the
service the couple will stand under a
canopy of asparagus ferns, from which
a white wedding bell will hang. The
sitting room and dining room VIII be
decorated with color scheme or red
and white.
The bride will wear gown OF white
chiffon batiste and will carry bou-
auet of white bride roses For her
travelling gown she has chosen light
gray. Her sister, Miss Rose Anderson.
will attend her as maid Of honor She
will be gowned in white organdy and
she will carry white carnations. otto
CORNER will stand with the bridegroom
and the girls father will give her
away.
After the wedding supper, served to
half a hundred guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockoss will leave for two months.
trip through the north They VIII
make their home in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
DRIVER HURLED OFF;
LITTLE SON ESCAPES
TEMPLE STREET CAR CRASHES
INTO LAUNDRY WAGON
Driving to Hollywood, J. M. Myers Is
Thrown From His Seat in Collision
but Young Fellow Beside Him Is
Not Dislodged

], M. Myers, driver for the Empire
laundry, 149 South Main street, was
hurled from his wagon near West
Temple and Hill streets, yesterday
morning, when a car of the Temple
street line struck his wagon.
He sustained a deep scalp wound
and body bruises and was thought fa-
tally injured when picked up, but the
surgeons at the California hospital,
where the injured man was removed,
stated he would recover.
Myers was driving in West Temple
street on the way to Hollywood He
was accompanied by his 1O-year-old
son, Lyle Myers.
AS car No. Gil approached his horses
started across the tracks and the coach
crashed into the wagon. Myers was
thrown out, but the son managed to
keep his seat
The horses ran away but were
stopped some distance from the scene.
The injured man was taken to the
home of Mrs. Linde of 2579 Temple
street and cared for, while Mrs. Swink.
2424 Temple street, telephoned to the
police station for the ambulance.
After temporary treatment at the
receiving hospital, Myers was trans
ferred to the California hospital He
was reported to be resting easily last
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Out-Of-ToWn Society
PASADENA

The engagement of Miss Esther
Wright and Charles Catlin is an
nounced. Both young people are
prominent and popular, Miss Wright
being president of the j. o. G. society
of the First M. E. church. and Mr.. Cat
lin secretary OF the Lake Avenue M
e. church Sunday school and cashier
of the Edison Electric company. The
wedding will take place early In Sep
tember.
Joseph Clark gave a pleasant bache-
lor's birthday party on "Wednesday
evening at the bungalow home of his
college friend, S. Walker of Peoria
street Most of the evening wasspassed
in card playing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon Warren enter
tanned on Tuesday evening the MEM
bers of a merry camping party, recent
ly returned from Catalina island. The
party is made up largely of Presby-
terian people.
Forty Pasadena people left on We'd
nesday for trip to the Orient with
the Times party. Quite crowd of rela-
tives and friends accompanied them
to Los Angeles to bid them farewell.
|. M. Todd for years the popular
agent OF the Southern Pacific railroad
in this city, handed a pleasant surprise
to his friends here by getting married
on Monday to Miss Bessie Rolls, re-
cent graduate of the Pasadena Hos
pital Training School for Nurses. The
affair was kept profound secret un-
til the ceremony was performed and
the bride and groom safely on their way
for wedding trip. Rev. e. l.. Conger
performed the ceremony in the presence
Of the immediate relatives of the con-
tracting parties.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ward gave
a charming dinner on Monday even
ing at their home on South Marengo
avenue. Covers were laid for twelve
and the decorations were all in the
purple and white of the order of Elks,
DIR. Ward being the exalted ruler of
the local lodge.
Mrs. L. A. Broadway gave delight
full children's party Monday afternoon
at her home on Oakland avenue in hon
of the sixth birthday anniversary of
her daughter. Edith.
A pretty romance begun at Alpine
Tavern on Mt. Lowe terminated on
Monday in the wedding of Miss Amy
l.. McKinstry and Otto L. Beck, Rev.
DR.. Mcintyre being the officiating
Clergyman. Mr.. Beck is the clerk at
the mountain hostelry; the bride is the
beautiful daughter of Mrs. X. P. Nc
Kinstry of 613 North Raymond avenue,
this city. The couple are enjoying a
brief wedding trip, after which they
will reside at Alpine Tavern.
At the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Merriam on Grand avenue was
celebrated on Monday the ninety-third
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Homer
Merriam, the famous senior partner of
the Webster's Dictionary publishers at
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Merriam ac-
companied by his wife. came to Pasa-
dena two years ago to make their home
with their son and are still in good
health.
Rev. A. C. Maxwell was the officiat-
ing clergyman Wednesday evening at
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Hassing-
er and Carl Stolmont After the cere-
mony, which occurred at the residence
of Rev. Maxwell, wedding supper
was served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintosh, 269 Ramona street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Where They Go !

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weld are touring
the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alanson Hart left re-
Gently for the east.
Mrs. Ozro w. Childs. accompanied by
he daughter Emeline left Monday for
New York, where she has gone to put
her daughter in an eastern school.
DR.. and Mrs. M. Il. Spinks of 1049
Orange street are spending several
weeks in the east
Mrs. spoor Mackey of 399 Ocean View
avenue and Mrs. F. H. Stickney of
Bullfrog. New, are spending some time
at Catalina.
James Gunner is off on a, fishing trip
in Oregon.
George p. Bittinger, vice president of
the First National bank. is on a camp
ing trip with several friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Bryan and the
Misses Bessie and Minnie Bryan are
spending the latter part of the sum-
mer at Tahoe tavern, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Clarence Fl. Pease of 1341 South
Union avenue, has taken a cottage at
Ocean Park for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd K. Rule of 721
West Washington street, have left for
visit to San Francisco.
DR.. P. c.. Cotter of 719 South Burling-
ton avenue, is at San Jose for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Beam will leave
for the north Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Gilmore of 2007
Ocean View avenue, are at San Fran
cisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

The announcement today Of the en-
eaeement Of Miss Cecily Prayer, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Charles Prayer, to Harold
Alien. son OF Mrs. Allen Of The
epinx." will come as a surprise to a
host Of friends of the charming young
girl
For the last two years Miss Prayer
has been on the stage and few of her
friends had any idea that she contem-
plated giving up her career at the COM
mand of the little blind god
she was the youngest girl ever grad
mated from the Cunnock school of ex-
preesion and was as well one OF the
most popular.
she made her debut at the Burbank
tfheater two years ago and then went
at once 10 New York. She met with
Unusual success and all inolcatlotlss
were for a brilliant career, but instead
she has chosen to add her name TO
the list Of charming young Los Angeles
since her return from New York she
has been visiting at the home OF her
sister Mrs. Charles Fox Of Union ave-
lnue and last Monday her mother, Mrs
Charles Prayer. and brother, Ari'oiu "a
Prayer, arrived from New YORK TO
attend the wedding. Miss Prayer and
Mr.. Allen have chosen September 10
as their wedding date and the cere-
l1nonv Will be quiet affair, to be at
tended only by members OF the Two
families.
Mr.. Allen is manager Of the Pico
Yeiqhts branch of the Central bank
and a pretty cottage on Catalina street
As being fitted for his bride.
Miss Prayer is beautiful blonde,
charming and clever, and there were
many regrets when she left Los An
eeles for the eastern city. Countless
friends will welcome her back and re-
joice that she has come to stay;
Mrs Prayer will also make Los An
lesles her home again She has been in
New York for two years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
DRIVER BLAMEs MoToRMAN
University Car collldes With Truck
on 5uena Vista Street, Throw
Ing Teamster

r. Thornton, teamster living at
1872 Figueroa street, sustained serious
injuries yesterday morning on Buena
Vista street, as the result of a colli-
sion of a University car with his truck
The heavy wagon was swung TO one
side of the street and Thornton was
thrown TO the pavement, sustaining
decorations on the head and arms
At the receiving hospital, Thornton
asserted the motorman did not try TO
stop his car, although he could see
for nearly two hundred feet in front
OF him and smashed into his wagon be-
fore ne could turn the horses TO one
side of the street.
Thorntons injuries were not con-
sidered dangerous by the police sur
geons and after treatment he was sent
TO his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
PIco LIeluhts Social Notes

Mrs. C. C. Dean of San Francisco,
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Cassilo,
1886 West Pico street
Miss Lou Ellsbury Of San Diego, is at
the home of her sister, Mrs. S. Il. Run
nels,-1414 Reid street, for few weeks
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Herenden and
children have returned TO their home
at 1927 Dewey avenue, after a three
months tour of eastern cities, includ-
Ing visit 10 relatives In Indiana.
Mr.. McHugh. until recently a resi-
dent of Utah, has purchased a newly
completed house on Dorchester street,
where with his family he intends to
make permanent home.
Charles Speigle Of 1929 King street.
has gone east for a two months visit
with friends and relatives in his for
mer home. Kewanee. ILL.,
j. McKinnon and family, 1924 Cata-
lima street. have gone for a holiday
trip 10 Fresno and other northern cities.
Mrs. w. b. Telford gave a party re-
Gently in compliment to her house
guest, Miss Ina McComas, OF Tempe,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
BY THE cHATTERER

Page. r. S. Peachy.~o. c. Miller and
Y. A. Garcia compose the splelers' COM
mittee.
Complete Vaudeville Program
The vaudeville committee composed
OF Mrs. George Goldsmith, chairman,
Mrs. ]. IT, Martindale, Mrs. W. r. Bots
ford, Mrs. Fred Mailer, Mrs Matthew
s. Robertson and Miss Lethea have
fully completed their program.
The Marlonettes will have as their
central figure Miss Maud Reese Davies,
assisted by the Messrs. Richard Gun
ster, Harry Cronkhite, Leigh Lynch
and Robert Granger.
BY special arrangement with Mr.
Dewey, who is Mr.. Tom Karl's mana
ger Mr.. Karl, remembered so well for
his delightful work with the Bostonians,
will appear in a short scene from GIL
bert and Sullivan's opera, Patience" !"
Mr.. Karl viii be assisted by the Misses
Maude Elizabeth Richards. Edith Her
rem, Bessie Bartlett, May Ridgway,
Beatrice Wigmore, Nellie Macleish,
Kate Ebbert. Kitty wabridge and
Helen Tape.
Mrs. Guy Cochran, assisted by four
genuine pickaninnies, will cork up
song "De Gobelins al Ketch You-Fur
de Bogey Mans About
Spanish Dances to Be Feature
Miss Lolita Corello, the we'll known
and graceful dancer, will with the as
sistance OF FIVE popular young men and
women, including Rachel Youngblood,
Ruth SHEPPARD, Leroy Swaine and
John Phipps, dance the La Jota Ara
goneza fancy dance famous through
out Spain, Mexico and South America.
An unusual feature of this won
derful program will be an original
musical advertisement by Mile. Antoin-
cite Frangipani. 1t is announced that
talented little woman has appeared be-
fore all the crowned heads of Europe,
and will wear among her Jewels at each
performance a long rope Of translucent
pearls presented to her by the king of
Belgium. She will appear masked un-
til the last performance Saturday even
| ing.
Another unusual number from which
much Is expected is a dance in cos
tune by sixteen children, all of Spanish
| parentage. They will dance an old
| California Mexican "El Sombrero
Blanco." Among the participants in
| this number are the two Andreve
| children, two Garcia children. two
Lliertes children, Czarina and Matilde
Ibrri, Sara Torres, Maria and Oselia
Monteverde, Julia Wolf and Margarita
| Goodman.
| Archibald Sessions is the accom-
panist and Sidney johnson, Paul Her
rem, George Richardson Edward Mar
tindale, James Friesner Edward Haupt
and Albert Rothey are the ushers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
LEAVES FROM SOCIETY's NOTE BOOK

wood win be at home TO her friends
each Tuesday In September
J, II, lie Sage received a cablegram
yesterday to the effect that Joseph Mes
mer and family have arrived safely In
Liverpool
Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. Luentzel and
daughter, Emmie, Of 434 lake street,
are at their home again after a five
weeks stay at Matlllja springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. T. Davenport and
daughter Blanche. of Beacon street,
have returned from Lake Tahoe.
Misses Grace and Katherine Mellus Of
OF t57 West Adams street, are home
after three months trip at Escondido
camp.
Mrs James f. Rowland of Hotel
Ormund has returned from her trip to
Catalina.
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Hopper of All
West Thirty-third street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. McDermott of 335 West
Thrty-third street returned to Los An
geles this last week after spending sew
eral months at Lake Tahoe.
John r. White. who with his wife and
family have been spending the past
three weeks at Hermusa beach, returned
yesterday after a pleasant outing at
the shore resort.
Mrs. George Frances Duane of 1889
West Sixth street has been entertain
ing her cousin. Judge and Mrs. Edward
p. Colburn of Salt Lake. Mrs. Duane
has accompanied her guests on their
return in a private car on the Oregon
Short Line and will enjoy n coaching
trip in Yellowstone park with them.
Mrs Charles r. Lummis anC little
son are planning to pay visit to Mrs.
Lummis' two sisters and a brother in
New Mexico. They will leave Septem-
1.z~ Il l. -
Oswald Granchier is visiting friends
In the City of Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
RandaII-Burnett Wedding

Miss Clare Burnett, sister of Mrs. w.
T. Webber of Long Beach, and Mr..
Carlton Randall Of Los Angeles, were
married Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Webber, the Rev.
Cressi of Cleveland, o., the former
home of the bride and bridegroom, Of
ficiating. The bridegroom is paying
teller in the Merchants Trust bank of
Los Angeles. A dainty luncheon was
served after the ceremony. The bridal
couple stole a march on their friends
and glided away in an automobile,
escaping certain festivities which had
been planned. They went to Whining
ton, taking the train from there to
San Diego. Mr.. and Mrs. Randall are
spending their honeymoon at Hotel del
Coronado. Returning to Los Angeles
they will be at home at the Hawthorne
apartments.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
eIua FAREWELL Party

Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Kemston OF
No. 1880 West Seventeenth street en-
tertained Monday evening in honor OF
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and MRS. w.
]. Horner, who left the following day
for an extended tour in the east. The
parlors and dining room were decorated
with a profusion of red geraniums and
smilax. Games and music were en-
Joyed. Mrs. Fred Scofield, Mrs. ]. l..
Horner Frank Horner and j. L. Hor-
ner were the prize winners. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hor-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Horner, Mrs.
Lucy Horner, Frank Horner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Scofield, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Horner Mrs. H. w. Spratt, Mrs. Belle
Weld. Misses Ruth Scofield, Ethel Hor-
ner, Miriam Kemston, Masters Glenn
Scofield and James Horner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
ceIebrate Weddina Anniversary

In celebration of their tenth we'd
ding anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. W. O..
Taylor Of e206 Juliet street gave
rebus party Friday evening. Prizes
of tin and aluminium were given and
over the dining room table a canopy
of tin bands was stretched, while IN
the middle of the table was large tin
pan filed with marguerites. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Hutcna-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hutchinson
and son Arthur, DIR. and Mrs. w. e.
Hutchinson and son Lowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Slaughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rees,
Mrs. t. L. Butler, Mrs. Jane Elling-
ton, Mrs. j. E. Applegate, Miss Della
Ellington Miss Irene Butler, Miss May
Slaughter and Mr.. Allie Ellington.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Prettv Home Weddlna

Miss Stella Pinyan, daughter of Mrs.
M. c. Pinyan of 201 South Avenue
Eighteen, was married last evening to
Carl S. Darr The bride was hand
somely gowned in white silk, trimmed
with chiffon and her bouquet was of
white sweet peas. Her ven was
fastened with the same flowers. Her
travelling costume was in gray. Mrs.
Ada Bryant, who attended her as
matron of honor, wore a dainty white
gown, Miss Ada Pinyan, the brides
maid, wore French organdie and she
carried pink carnations. Miss Isabel
Kislngbury, the flower girl, wore a
charming little gown of white lace
over pink mousseline de sole.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre performed the
ceremony at the home Of the brides
mother, and George Graves and Mrs.
M. d. Chembelin furnished the wedding
music.
During the service the couple stood
in bower of ferns and palms while
directly over their heads several white
doves were suspended. Misses Elsie
Tallman, Della Darst, Lila Innes and
Margaret Simms held the ribbons which
formed the aisle to the altar.
When Mr. and Mrs. Darr return from
their trip through the east they will
be at home to their friends at 1884
Albion street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
LONG BEACH

Formal announcement has been made
Of the engagement Of Miss Marie Paine
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Paine
of 1850 East Ocean avenue, to Mr.. Harry
Haas of Mobile, Ala. A number of
prenuptial affairs have been planned
for the bride-to-be. and although the
date of the wedding has not been set
1t will probably take place early in the
winter.
The Myosotis Whist club had its
regular semi-monthly meeting Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Burton Of
Pasadena, who spent the past month
at Long Beach, have returned to their
home.
Moss Miriam Scott has returned to
her home in Redlands after four weeks
outing at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Brown and son.
Milton, left Thursday for San Fran
cisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown spent the
summer here, coming down from Red
lands.
Miss Mabel Guthrie, who had been
enjoying the sea breezes here for a
short time. has returned to her home
in Monrovia.
r. L. Rutherford and family of High
lands have returned from a trip through
Yosemite valley and are now stopping
In this city.
Mrs. Willitts and Miss Anita Willitts
of Orange are visiting i'm Whittier and
will spend some time In this city be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. /. @. Fairy and children have
returned to their home I'm Covina after
several weeks visit here.
Mrs. j. v. Montgomery of Covina Is
a Long Beach guest
Miss Anna Newcomb of Rialto, who
has bekn spending a month here has
returned to her home.
Mrs j. b Caohon and son, Charles,
OF Martin, Tenn, are spending week
In Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. b, e. Ewing OF Yuma,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Fete PLANS Mature

September IA. the opening day of
the Barlow Sanatorium fete is fast ap-
preaching, and the plans of all the COM
Ynittees are nearing completion.
Every day some new feature is be-
ing added to the already long list OF
novelties until it bids fair to sur
pass all previous fetes. Very nearly
all Of Los Angeles society women are
connected with the fete In some way
and with their hearty cooperation the
affair could not help but succeed even
despite the worthy motive for which 1t
Mrs. w. b. Cline of 25sO South
Figueroa street, in charge of the
Midway Plaisance, is a past master
of the art of entertaining and she has
her list of assistants complete.
Among the many features which the
midway will contain are some parti-
cularly unique ones.
The Indian village is under the di-
rection of Mr.. Antonio Apache, while
Mrs. Walter J. Trask and Mrs. VIM.
M Caswell will manipulate the merry
go-round.
The Hall of Mystery has C. S. Vance,
assisted by J. s. Lang and e. u.
Steinman for its directors.
The Wheel of Fortune is in charge of
Mrs. Jennie Kempton and Mrs. Roth
Hamilton. assisted by Mesdames Edwin
@. Howard William Hutchison, Frank
Colby, Henry Pettebone, Boyle Work
man, Lewis Carlisle, Misses Bessie
Chaplin, Edna Chapin, Helen Judson,
Emma Marmon. Mae Myer. Helen
leighton, Grace Pirtle, Laura Pirtle,
Bessie Roup, Florence Riley and Bessie
Whitcomb.
To Preside at Fish Pond
Mrs John ID. Foster. with her as
slstants, Mesdames II. S. Mckee. Ed
ward Silent, Sam Hammond. Godfrey
Holterhoff, c. G. Parker and j. f..
Porter have arranged for a fish pond.
The Misses Greene win direct the
shadow show, and Mrs. Morris Albee,
assisted by Misses Marjorie Ultey,
Frances Richards, Marguerite Hughes,
Alice Cline, Marjorie Freeman. Rae
Belle Moran. Agnes Whitaker, Jeune
Jeremy, Norma Kaupt, Virginia Walsh
and Mary Peyton are TO be the stroll
ing peddlers.
III. G.. Johnson and his assistants G,
A. Melsing, w. s. Swartwout, III. III.
Boyer c. j. Blumenthal, 4. A. Barth.
Roy u. Ward. c. r, Stamps. w. J..
Goldsmith, w. r. Blissner, e. @. Wetzel,
n S. Rowan and w. G. Smith have
arranged for the concert banC. Mrs.
Arthur r. Morlan and Mrs. j. #.
Conroy Will take charge of the tintype
gallery, ana II. M. corlette. Jas. II.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
About People

Mr.. and Mrs John Y. G. Posey Of
$50 West Twenty-third street have
written friends that they will be home
from their northern trip some time this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Stafford are at
home after trip to Lake Tahoe and
Del Monte.
Mrs. c. c. Parker OF 81 West
Twenty eighth street has returned from
San Diego.
Mrs. o. F. Bridges and daughter
Florence have returned to their home
on Avenue Fifty-six after months
outing at Mountain View resort In the
San Gabriel canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Allen Of Col
lingswood, n. j., are at the Hotel Ross
lyn.
Mrs. w. A. Avery Of El Nido. Holly
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Returns Erom East

Mrs. Clara Mott returned this week
from New York city, after a visit of
three months visit to her daughter,
Mrs. e. w. Mansfield, formerly Miss
Gertrude Foster, of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Mott is at the Davis, 555 South Grand
avenue. where she will be pleased to
see her pupils and friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
To Wed at oxnard

A wedding that will be of interest
to a great many Los Angeles people,
on account of the prominence of the
bridegroom here, will be that of Miss
Marie Elizabeth Petit, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Justin Petit Of Oxnard, Cal,
to Henry Alexander Hack. The cere-
mony will be performed "Wednesday,
September II, at 11:3O a. M, in st.
Claras church at Oxnard.