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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

MAJ Of s%s' nSsa Ss
Same t. aeI5Gs property; due seDtem- 7,o
sa@s Is5tS sss d1 SgS 1857
Same 70 H Herros; same property; due September
same to Js%ss MeSHs9p cypress 100
S'B s5 to j. 5 assas aug g " p of
Same to same cypre,, ave- n corner i$5th St
SOfsS due 5 ssDtmhsF 19S7 per Err $500
s5aa irres; due june 49, 1909: per cent 100000
TENDER g. 1909 per cent 10000
Mapes estate; due September l, 1906 51a per
Hnek Claus H. to Belmont Realty and construc LOU
ii l@ s aiGO p5os sesTs ave- % 1t
2slo II Of So St ANS aTe s71sa 'i Years
| sambo Nettie to samuel stras6ourger ana an
other; 9th st. No 48a East. 25x72; years. 8 40
Same L Kass; same property; demand per 49,
Bsehraeh Philip ana another to American Mort
oS s June ESQ g. ii Z Ft Sf 'h
m 81 Charles of r. 10 L@wsSn as'h eaT
Msran HI Harris and another to Heights Club Of
G 5Ss M sOG 70 joseph B BSr and another 0
III a0'SDo 9Ps%SS Al 2s1ica
Ward waiter E to Title Guarantee & Trust -''''
ave. 5o112; demand = /. 'i AHl'''a $4,000
st. 70 5s pd Sas: ss Halm pP
Honbers; 10Th st. 10 SOC East 2Sz6s ius year.
Rottenberg. Max and another TO b Oestreicher;
Ridge St. W 125 TT n OF Delaney St 25x7s; $500
IS. 300 seth ST. 25xsI: year -. 1850
1910 IT OF Avenue A 40x1OO; years: -
Rouillion Louis, to s Rosewoif and another: 4th
ave lot Oh to 95. action Wolf; years. $500
| Frank. Esther, and another to + Fepe; Sullivan
ST. e s. 227 IT Of Spring ST. 5oxloo; year; -Oo
Greenberg, samuel and another to n Krsh ct al;
S4th ST. No 2oS to POI East o2Nloo; years; ~.
Meehan Mary TO John F I.uth; I'd ave n w corner
43d st. 25xs0: years: Sc per cent 10000
Wilhelm. Gotthelf F. to Title Guarantee
Trust Company: Jansen ave; n g. 283 IT W of 80
Grimm Iouis TO East River saVnes INSTITUTION 7''
14sth st. 5. 2246 # Of st AIMS lots.
37xs4 two mortgages. $4,000; due March Is,
Nathan Marcus to Edenora Bash: liza ST. n s.
- # W Of Nyse st. 27T2S; years; per cent $50
Operating Company; Broadway. n 140th
at 198x90 years 1900
Mann. Mary A. TO y l. Smith: SD 200
II of 9th 15x51; years so per $500
Krenkel. Henry, TO Louis Merzbach; Madison ave,
No 1872. 24x75 years; per cent :::;;... 1000
No III East 25xl0O: years; per cent. 500
Kalmug. BENJAMIN: TO Lawyers Title Insurance
1l5th-st. 26x73; due March 10 1905: 5it 1890
Frey. Francis. to Jacob Robbins I'd ave No 1854
25xlo0; due September J. 1908; cent. 1900
Watson. Jabez c. TO n Adler; 139th ST. n 155
# OF 3D. ave 25x10O: / year: per $500
Lowe Albert f. another r Bellino: nth
No 433 East 25x92: year per cent. 1000
SIT. n 225 # e Of ID ave. s0xIo2 years
cent .......-.,...--.-: $50
Trust Company: Sd st. No 81 East, 26xlOO: due
March IS 1908: bls cent..............---. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

The market FOR spot cotton was quiet with prices
10 points higher the basis OF SOC for mddHng up
land I65o for middling Gulf; sales SSss bales
eeSn, arm &c ieo higher at 10 sales 1000 bales
and say S at o - sales s2 bales las
Baltimore nominal unchanged at lie; St Louis steady
at Zoe 10 iG~S a" sales as bales receipts
baas ak R9ns s s week and last at
5000 bales against 91 100 last wes6 eek
S SH against as4i last week year
fair sPsss
es 1000 o @dns Gpnd feRrss ope0sd
points lower closed s5tad Gr at net Of s a
Mayjune 5.7sd; JunsJqy 5sld LUX J9lyoAug4st 5 SD:
he Novsmber 6ed and November December 55sd
Manchester-Yarns in demand; cloths show hard
FLOUR AND MEAI-There were indications of
s06 ST 3s Sss
straghs and Kansas ele@Fs Fae ssn G1chased and
Sss s@n s 81 @ so winter s cas-
spring clears SO 40QS3 rs extra No winter s39S3 %.
Quoted cnS i''4 Fair to good Goss choice 8
as 80 Bh MH aH.e sea Kun STd 81 F @
white and yellow, 81 10; coarse 81 osaS1 o. FEED
sic 46 standard $40 10 in 100 sacks noar
$40 bulk 500 3 sacks ddng SEQ 56gs2s So red dog
wSs much .S better tone the
first half Of the showed more less res
To fn2the an" unloading and efforts the element to
bring 9OoS SnSlhf and on good buying r o
afternoon together with unfavorabe
on Indi and weather, there ad-
vance 10 the point OF the day and full
practically the day is4h4c Mondays
close Al tn which a shade lower
York higher in Chicago considerable selling deveI
onad the price gradually yielding under $50 at the
hoard irregular conditions for the balance
~ the Forenoon Cables showed sd advance sd
loss al Liverpool little change elsewhere
All he forenoon talk about possible big
crease in the gossip that verified
the increase 600 bush, according Bradstreets
against decrease the time last OF s42 900
b,gb Weather conditions all the forenoon
confidence being reported through
nrsttv much all of belt. There also talk OF
louis shut down for lack Of orders. shorts
anfage OF the following these influences how
and considerable wheat before the
responded with important advance. The Northwest
a cash demand. Interior receipts
shade larger last and sesboard elearances
yery light cash market in NowYork closed firm
No red. Sal elevator and SIC o ahOat;
I SSAc T o b nhoat CORN-PracttcaIy
u tay he under bull control nd al
showed S81ac net advance In the local
had weather at Interior points Chicago expected onv
40 cars on Wednesday and the receipts
were about behind last seaboari
cIearAnces aggregated bush The Liverpool mar
addition which buylng
on developed at the West Export
ness consisted Of loads. No corn quoted 500
elevator and 4sc O anoat: No white. acc and No 2
yellow 4sc o afoat, OATS-The market for oats
shared OF other grains. and generally
arm all day, closing the hest point The cash
market in New-York was steady as follows: Mixed ~
10 az 10 84kaa5c white. 30 to ~ N. a5iGssc
olipped white, IS to 40 N. sTf3ef RYE-NominaI
PARLEY-Market steady feeding, 4o%o 1 { Buffalo.
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
LEASES BIG PLOT IN LIBERTY ST.

Horace :. Ely q, Co. have leased for a term
c. years for Mrs. Anne Walker. OF Philadelphia.
the premises Nos. - and % Liberty st. ex-
tending to Maiden Lane. comprising about $500
sgnsre feet. This property was occupied for
many years By the firm of Powers & Weightman,
lhemsts Edmund Dwight is the new lessee,
md twelve story modern Office building viii at
Olce BE- erected on this site, 10 he ready for
occupancy in the spring Of 1907. Mr.. Dwight
IS the resident manager for New-York Of the
Employers Liability Assurance Corporation, OF
London which viii probably occupy q large part
U The premises for it's business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al "A Vesey Shy Joseph Day; 6lst st, No All,
240 n Of Ist ave 25xS6x5 3x80 10; frame ten h.
+ Becker agt w f Garner ct al; = Mahony. atty; ]
Rooney ref: arnnt due 05 1915 or sub
10 mort Of 500. West End No "A. corner Of
cd 5N100. h, with stores; voluntary sale
BY Peter Meyer: Centre ST. Nos 20 and 49, W s. % D
fl Elm 46.3xe2S s; bldg:
voluntary sale 90 o # Of Pearl St ~ SIX
36 917O xl7; voluntary sale list ST. No PA.
50 N Of West 20KO0 s. sty dwg h; voluntary
sale 90 ave iii II Of 109th ST, 2Ox95 p
4 tenh with stores: voluntary sale.
Al House. New Brighton By Joseph P Day: Van
Pei, ave . Geo II n O Washington ave. Mariners Har-
bcr s45xl25 vacant. Pslt ave. 1.oo5 # OF
Washington 444Kl27; frame bdgs and vacant: part
non sale; A Norton. ref. II b Livingston, atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
NOW A BIG REALTY INVESTOR.

r,'sinin Hurug, q the theatrical firm OF
=, Seamon. leased yesterday for sixty
a years No. 90 % 76 East 125th street. with
q l,o age OF 10 feet in the street and a depth
Ian ieeL a big mercantile building, from
q, -. ~ avn By Neville g. Bagge. will be erected
4 q ~ The site. j. J. Ksit, Of Swarthout
us -, was the broker A complete report OF
NSih@cnon wall be found IN another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
TO REMODEL OLD CLUBHOUSE.

Pans have been filed for the enlargement and
'smodeling Of the old Narragansett Club house,
40 81 West 54th St, long q political head
quarters, into a clubhouse for the Amsterdam
couhch o. the Knights OF Columbus, Of which
uTaho knight James J. Hoey il president. A
sHO Story rear extension is TO be erected. bowl
-g alleys built in the basement and other i'm
Ee.ements made. The changes are TO cost
go" according 10 the estimate Of Jules A.
-eeas The architect. Former Building Com
Missioner Brady has the contract to make over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
NEW HOME FOR SAVINGS INSTITUTION

Pans have been filed for new building at
nos and Z Park Place for the Broadway
S'hgs Institution. The present quarters OF
.Aloh are at No % Park Place. 1t is to be
~, 40 leet front and 20 feet deep, 466 feet high,
~ tacade Of either limestone or granite In
g Sc Design lighted by a great central arched
he entrance viii be fianked with bronze
,r+ g1lns bearing electric lamps. The interior
- - cohtaln mezzanine story and have an
S ~1-sl dome and many decorative panels Of
" ~ SCI IN carved oak. The building is to
SSoVV. according 10 the estimate Of York
sawyer the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

;or g. G. \ 5fc"A have leased fer term Of years
g, ,-t d. sherman the four story stable No. ii5
a r-'H, Dlamondston g. Levin have sold 10 Har-
bsls,s no ls Division ct. four story business
~ = On q lot l27Kll5x irregular.
To- 'oieE has bought no. IS West 1898 ST.. six
1.iorsa, ca lot 25xs9 II feet.
liz. eoodals & Son nave sold for \. Taylor
sn 40 20 West 2eth s.. = four story dwelling
- Let 3s.srsss feet; also sold Tor Emile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WISE ave- n ". corner of Jennings ct, T511oo'
James NJ. WentZ loans Wahlig and sonsin Com-
pany = :. +.
Broome ST. Nos 10 aud 81; Irving Bachrach loans
Pncus Ronginsky ....--- -. =
"a t,x122 Ii; the Commonwealth Mortgage Com
papy loans the Hercules Realty Company .
CT AIMS ave, ". OF 145th st, 90. Ok
I4a8: The American Mortgage Company loans
"a ave : e corner Of 4sth st. 08xl0o osrael
fApprnann and Milton NJ Eisman loan Harris
cohen David a. Cohen and haulaaR Shapiro. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

9Th ave s. 26th to 9th st; for twelve story
brick loft offices. 976Xl5T.6; the Bruins
prcb,te 2rts 81 zoe
brick dwelling house. 70. 10xs37: J NJ Wing.
owner; I-awlor & Hanse. architects. .,'.....;. so
Isncx ave " s. 40. II # n Of 13lst ST: for two six
story brick tenement houses and stores. 40 Tx
90 Yogg & Juditsky. owners sass. architect. SO
Park Place Nos 5 and a for story brick
bank. 81 6x76: Broadway Savings Institution. .
owner; York e Sawyer, architects. ............ 30
3Ist ct Nos 407 and 400 East: for a story
brick stable, b0x2D p Morich, owner Elliott &
Humble, architects NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
WILL REBUILD DOWNTOWN STRUCTURE

Plans have been fled for the remodelling of
ihe Old three story factory building the
southwest corner Of Washington and Dey SITS,
owned by the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company. into express station and lofts for
ne American Express Company. The building
vii be torn down 10 it's steel skeleton and re-
nlib o. brick and stone, with accommodation
',W iFeght cars as well as express wagons. The
Improvements are 10 cost $4,000. according TO
me estimate OF - W. Romeyn. the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

81 ave. No. 2649: Griffin Roofing Company agt.
W. c. Bates ct al; December 20. 1905
sth ave. e, s. 24-ll r. s OF IO4th ST. =oklvy
February 7, 1906 .....--.-....-...-...
10th st. No "a East; William A. Soles agt. A.
Hashburg ct al: April A. 1905 ...-.-.....--...
Amsterdam ave, W. s. opposite 10th st. Hartley
Hail. Moran & Jones agt. Trustees Of Columbia
College In the city Of New-YoTk; November 25
1908 =,
Hall; Same agt Same; November 20, 1905.
Amsterdam ave, n W. corner of 1lbth St; Am
sterdam ave. s. ". corner OF 10Th ST; Empire
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

4th ST. = F. go IT W Of Avenue D: for a two story
frame building. 2lx4S; Edward Frey owner;
Anton Primer, architect
18th ST. = 200 II e OF Avenue h; for a two story
Fickert owner: Bernhardt Eberltng. architect.
Briggs ave e s. 395 II OF l90th st: for two
story frame building: 21x62; Fred stuban vol,
owner: William la Velle. architect ...-.....-
Hoe ave 9 s 100 II n of Home Fl; for a two story
h,icL dwelling house 2Ox5b: l. La Vee. own
er. William T la Nelle architect ..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

137th st. n s. I75 IT e of Alexander ave, 40xe0;
Henry Arb Iron Works agt Ursulne Convent,
owner: George A O'Rourke. contractor.
11th ST No 124 East: Leonice PolicastrO agt Fran
cesco Setaro. owner and contractor .----.-....
Bedford st. Nos 80 and 81; Morton st. No 70:
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company agt samuel Nil
ler owner and contractor .....-.
Park ave " cor 134th 81. 140X1o0; Salvatore
Virgtiio agt Abraham Goodman. owner and con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
D. E. FREEDMAN IN TWO DEALS.

Dsinei Freedman has bought from the Hub
- - estate. through z. II. Ludlow & Co, No.
'front.' 81, 60 feet south OF Maiden Lane.
go story building on q lot 20170 feet Also
s,.sHl through Albert y. Ashforth from the
g. OF Emma L. Burke, No. 12l West 24th
g,iS- seven story business building, on lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
-e SELLS MERCER ST. STRUCTURE.

nsuiel Birdsal & Co. have sold the property
- 125 Mercer st. 25xl"o feet. for the Kip
..s,e. The purchaser is thought to be an adj
80 gunner who viii build a large business
a ni.s IN The near future on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
,yr,lINc HOUSE FOR J. MORGAN WING.

Plans have been fled for new four story and
,.ssment dwelling house for j. Morgan Wing
Ma Is West 49th st. II VIII be POLO feet
s-cr, and 81 feet deep. with facade of brick
trimmed with marble in the Colonial design. and
Ill he equipped with an elevator. II is TO cost
sao690 Iawlor & Lease are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A, "A Vesey st-By Samuel Goldsticker: 172a 172'
Esrosdn,ay corner 65th 779xs5 6x75x 100 IL ST,
- and sfone hotel: J Il Mulhern ct al Il Clark e.
a. otis & r. attys Watt. ref; amt due. Sl5ol44 30
taxes etc, SI2. 3l5; adjourned to March 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
NEW OWNERS FOR 1857 ST. PARCEL.

\. Brigham Hall & Son have sold for Josephine
Z Birey 10 Liberman Brothers Nos. 313 and
80 West l4lst st. two three story frame stores
and tenement houses. on a plot 50x9911 feet,
~ feet west Of Eighth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

$500
$50
1856
800
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Announced at Tea

At a beautiful informal tea given
Friday afternoon the engagement OF
another popular Los Angeles society
girl was announced.
she is Miss Edna Bumiller, and
the man whom she is to wed is
Murray Sullivan of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Joseph frederick Bumiller was
hostess at the affair at which the in
teresting news was made known to
friends The Bumiller home at I'll
Rampant street was beautifully deco
rated with blossoms and ferns. In
the dining room, where a group of
handsomely .gowned young women
served tea, violets were used in great
profusion The blossoms combined
with maidenhair fern banked the
buffet and were also effectively used
on the tea tables. Green and white
was the color scheme in the living
room, where a pretty arrangement OF
marguerites and ferns had been per-
fected. In the drawing room and re-
ception hall poinsettias and ferns
were used. Receiving with the hostess
were the mother and sister of Miss
Bumiller, Mrs. Bumiller Hickey and
Mrs. Paul Burks of Prescott, Arizona
Assisting women included Mesdames
William Valentine, Charles Herbert
Dick, e. p. Johnson, jr., A. B. Nc
Cutcheon, John Urmston, Edwin T.
we'll, e. w. Hughes of Bismarck, N.
d., T. A. Poole, E. o. Robinson, How
ard Squires, D. T. Alexander, Fred
Smith, Miss Emma Bumiller, Miss
saba johnson, Miss Mary Chapman,
Miss Helen Worsham and Miss Ida
Mcknight of Plttsburg, Pa. About ESQ
guests were entertained.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Brilliant Musicale

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald Sheridan,
who have recently returned from
Paris, were guests of honor at large
and brilliant musicale with which Mrs.
d. NJ. Riordan of 942 South Burlington
avenue entertained last evening. Mo-
zarts one hundred and fiftieth birth
day anniversary was observed and the
great composer was suggested in many
ways during the evening. All sorts of
old-fashioned flowers We're combined
in the decorations after the fashion of
Mozart's time and the same old-fash-
toned idea was carried out on the pro-
gram. A splendid musical program
was given. including songs by Mrs.
Sheridan, sung in a wonderfully sweet
contralto voice; songs by Miss Maude
Reese Davies, Charles Farwell Edison,
DR.. w. Jarvis Barlow and Paul Eng
land, and instrumental numbers by the
hostess, Mrs. Riordan, Henry Schoen-
feldt, Arnold Krauss, Mrs w. f. Bots
ford and Miss Elizabeth Jordan. At the
close of the musical program supper
was served to the seventy-five guests.
Mrs. Sheridan is visiting friends in
Los Angeles, but will return to Paris
soon to continue her studies. In addi-
ton to a splendid voice Mrs. Sheridan
possesses a rare charm of manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Banquet and Reception

a reception and banquet was given
in honor OF Right Reverend Bishop
Conaty by the ladies auxiliary to the
A. @. II. The hall was artistically
decorated under the supervision of Mrs.
A. j. Scholl. Potted plants, palms and
cut flowers transformed the hall into
perfect garden, The lights were soft
ened with colored shades that har-
monized with the other decorations. a
pleasing violet scheme prevailed. In
the center of the table rested a hand
some center piece of violets and ferns.
The places were marked with dainty
cards ornamented with purple ribbon.
The toastmistress, Mrs. 7. Z. O'Brion,
introduced the president of the
auxiliary Mrs. A. Duggan, who de-
livered the address of welcome in a
very able manner. Mrs. p. Il. Mccarthy
recited an original poem of welcome,
after which Miss Merck sang the Last
Rose of Summer" Bishop Conaty adj
dressed the women of the auxiliary.
commencing them on the good work
done, especially in founding the schol-
arship at Trinity college in Washington
and speaking at length of the progress
and work done by religious institu-
tons in this city. The bishops adj
dress was enthusiastically received.
Mgr. Harnett, Rev. J. j. Clifford and
Rev. p. J. O'Riley, were present and
made short addresses. Miss Marie
Whalen played a violin solo, Miss NJ.
Sullivan of Hollywood made n few APP
propriate remarks and Miss Mary
Thornton gave a reading The affair
was concluded by the singing of the
Star Spangled Banner" The commit
tee in charge was composed of Mrs.
Mrs. P. p. O'Brien, Mrs. S. Whalen,
Mrs. Roach, Mrs. A. ]. Scholl, Mrs. NJ.
Forester, Mrs. Dunnigan Mrs. Frank
and Miss Cody.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
In Fancy Dress They Dance

Pretty little maids in bewitchingly
pretty costumes and dapper little men
in attire no less becoming, danced
Friday evening at real fancy dress
ball.
Miss Marguerite Drake, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rivers Drake of
1888 Hoover street, was the hostess and
she had a group of dainty little as
sistants, including Adelaide Childs,
Amy Marie Norton. Emmeline Childs
and Lucille Gage. Every little guest
came in fancy costume representing
some character or flower. The hostess
and her assistants received the guests
in the reception hall, which was deco
rated with red carnations and aspara-
gus ferns. The same. color scheme of
red and green was effective in the lv-
ing room and pink carnations decided
the color tone In the large drawing
room. Supper was served in the din
ing room, where yellow blossoms were
combined with the greenery and lights
were shaded in yellow. Stamm fur
nished the music for the dancing and
programs were dainty affairs bearing
sketches of figures in fancy dress. Miss
brakes guests included Miss Alice
Cline, Kathleen Carter, Sarah McFar-
land, Katharine Stearns Jennie Bulk
ley, Lulu Lewis, Clara Smith, Helen
Thayer, Dorothy Sadler, Adelaide Gil
lis. Eva Bayly, Hazel Ball, Jennie
Rollins, Sarah Topper, Alice Cline,
Helen Jones, Daphne Drake. Rhoda
Rindge, Madeline Carter, Kathleen
Carter, Masters Eugene Clark Cosmo
Morgan, jr.. Everett Barker, Lawrence
Barker, Paul Buckley Craig Lovett,
Harry Hooker, Francis Gage, Allan
Davis, Lyman McFie Louis Wool
wine, Harold Bayly, Roy BaylY. Will
lam Lovett. Monroe Montgomery, Roy
Silent, Elton Brown and Rivers Drake.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Uniaue Bridal PARTY

Miss Maud Brown, who will soon be
married to William Goodwin, was the
guest or honor at a Kitchen shower
given yesterday afternoon by Misses
Pearl and Rae Strong of 1923 South
Burlington avenue, assisted by their
mother and sister, Mrs. O. w. Strong
and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
The affair was one of the most
unique of the kind given this season.
aud all appointments were charming.
The gifts for Miss Brown were placed
w large fancy trunk ornamented
with hearts and other designs SUCCESS
tive Of the season. The trunk was
locked and the key was presented to
her for whom the contents we're in
tended. When the case was unlocked
there was much merriment over the
things 1t contained. pretty feature
of the afternoon was the good luck
shower of which the pretty bride be
was the recipient. A large Japanese
umbrella suspended from the chande-
lier In the parlor was filled with rose
petals, four-leaf clovers. rice and tiny
lavender horseshoes, and when the UNI
suspecting young woman passed under
1t the contents of the umbrella came
pouring down. In the parlors white
carnations and ferns were used in dec
Grating and many tiny red hearts peep
lIS NUN OuI biiS BlGeleIy gave AZ pref
ty touch of color. Lavender was the
color used In the dining-room, where
refreshments were served.
A dainty little book, hand-panted in
a design of violets and ferns, was sup
piled by the hostesses and each of the
seventy-five guests put into it o wish
for the honored one.
A unique guessing game, "A Cookery
Contest" occupied the guests during
part of the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Informal at Home

Miss Lizzie Lewis of 1881 Gladstone
avenue was hostess yesterday after.
noon at an informal "at home" given
in honor of her house guest Miss Lila
Lewis of Louisville Ky. The feature
of the afternoons entertainment was
ali advertising guessing game for which
dainty prizes We're awarded. The pref
ty home was decorated with scarlet
blossoms and asparagus plumoSus
Young women who enjoyed the affair
were Mrs. Alexander Barrett, Mrs. Ed
win Mason. Robert Davis Clark OF
Peoria, ILL.,, Mrs. Harry Robinson, Mrs
Gus Jones, Mrs. Tom Woolwine and
the Misses Bera Jones, Evangeline
Cope, Frances Cope, Louise Payne
Mary Belle Elliott, Sarah Goodrich
Elise Anderson, Louise Mcfarland
Edith kirkpatrick, Isabel Bethune
Agnes Bethune. Lucille Leovy, Polly
Ieovy Bessie Ellis, Lillian Brown
Maria Markham. Lila Lewis, Katharine
Thompson and Huston Bishop.