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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
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sIngvad Petersen Sorg: Slagterme-
sster Niels Wejergang. Skarresp:
ssognefogedP g. Nielsen. Spectrum
Mark: Karoline Petersen. Otterup:
EMathea Nielsen. Odense:: Ingeborg
FDanielsen. Gentofte: Fhv. Urte.
kremmer Or. Olufsen. Buddinge:
#Aftsegtsmand Steffen Poulsen.z Hell.
Ilerup: Arbejdsmand Carl Vincent
zen. BagsvRrd: Aftngtsmand An:
Eders Esbensen. Ordrup: Enkefru
Charlotte Reedtz Toftum: Laurs
Jensen. Holding: Frederikke Zoff
mann. Sdr.s %stenderup: Anne Kri.
%stians6n. Ferslev Mark: Andreas
Andersen. Dalmose St: Helga Lar
sen. Storehedinge: Catharine Mel
dahl. Lyngby: Valborg Kofoed. Bod
Fkermester j. Frederiksens Hustru
[Ane. P~ositivspillers Linds Hustru
.Ane. "Solhjelm' Gentofte: Enke
Ellen Hansen. Enke Inger Christi
ansen. stolpegaard: Enkemand
Heinrich Buchter. Ordrup: Frpken
Eva Fausbpll. Frgken E1e Braun.
Sejs: Else Rasmussen. Hvolris: Karl
Nielsen. Aarhus: Gmstgiver H. Mad
sen. B1dker ]. TIL. Kaiser. Svend-
borg: Telegrafist Laura Jprgensen.
Vejstrup: Vnrkstedsformand Niels
Thune. S~kpdsbjerg: Jens Straarup.
Hjprring: Luise Kach. Mikkel Chri-
stensen. Lystrup: 1nger s9rensen.
Vester Sottrup: Klejnsmed Christian
Sgdeqyist. Trappen: Skipper Jens
Christensen. Veggerby: Ane Jensen.
N4rpxe: Niels M9ller: Nykgbing
Landsogn: Brygger Anders Jakob-
sen. Odder: Larer J.aJensen. Krad
bjerg Mark: Laurs Thomson. Ande-
rup: Steffen Andersen. Aarhus: Os-
kar Laursen. Robert Knudsen. Tom
rer A. G.. Hansen. B9rglum: Boline
Dietz. Odense: stenhugger Anders
Rasmussen. Smeddemester Knud
Hansen. Ydby: Maren Poulsen. Ke-
rup:. Mariane Hegelund. Vinderup:
Larer L. fB. Vestergaard: vaaben-
sted: G%aardejer J9rgen Hansen. Hyl-
tofte: Kirstine. Pale. Ravnse: Ane
Jensen. Flintinge: Aft;egtsmand
Henrik Nielsen. Svendborg: Tom
rer Franz Sheftner. Marshal: Segl-
magermester Olaf H. Petersen.
Holmdrup Nose: snedker Hans Lar
sen. Holstebro: Dorthea Praste-
gard. Mr.. Farup: Rasmine Hansen.
Rome: H%otelejer Osterbyes Hustru
Marie. Oline Kuhre, fpdt Lyngberg.
Ellen Holm, f@dt Due. 1. H. Beeh
Kofoeds Hustru Kirstine. Elsebeth
Kure, fgdt C1ausen. Knudsker: Hans
Peter Thornbech. Pnregaard i
HEAaker:: Jensine ofee w:
Fhv. Av1sbruger JGrgen Kofoed.
Skoygaard j Rutsker: Hans Kofoed.
I Odense: Karen Neumann. Karen
Larsen. Slagelse:: Marie Larsen.
Lyngerup pr. Frederikssund: Sofus
Blumonsaadt. Stubbek@bing: J6rgen
Hemmingsen. Karleby: Kirstine An
sdersen. Lem Station: Arne STEM
gard. Krogsig: Maren Kristensen.
Hpgdal: Mette J%ensdatter. Hjpr-
ring: Gaardejer Peder Chr. Madsen.
! Arden St.: Dorthea Markham.
/ Skaunborg-Hpjme: Karen Pedersdtr.
Stillebak: Aftagtsmand Frederik
Hansen. Aarhus:: Erik. Eva Thorn
SEN. K~ielsgaard pr. Laven ST.: Pro
prietser Georg Koch. Viborg: marie
Braun. Kjpge: Nicotine Broust.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
500 8slSanfna 500

Dette glaos 2eiese oil sore forupisoe ouer at erfare.
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bier. os bet &c Ratorrb. Halls CatarIh Cure ct bet
ensite %pirtettae 9elbrereties n,inbel, 2raetane. n tien.
Der. ia &atarrh er en- f%onititutt: mel Spebom,
iorbrer ben EFT t~on,tiiuti onel gebunDltus. Hall
Caterrh Ours tages tnb. pirter birette paa Blobet
o. Climb nberne ! Spitemet, ttlinietsipr berneb
Spsbommens Marias % siper 4,attenien stprte, peb
g. o2bpgae &onititutione1 % blelpe gseture,. Of glsrs
bsIbrebente 3rait, at Re ttlbpber q %bunbrebe Boilers
for huert EilfHloe, buori benne gteoicin title bepirfer
Selbrebelie. "trip efier yite oe @ibnesbyrb. 9ilitrtu
F.J,CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O.
a. Snlges bos Npotbeter..
Halls Family Pills er be bebhe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

IVIS De linden 8.Dage vii sende mig
II Adresserne paa de Farmere og
hyrede Karle, som De kjender, saa skal
.jeg sende Dem aldeles frit ct ufejlbar-
.ligt og ganske billigt Middel mod Gigt.
sOpgiv Nationaliteten. Mrs. Emma
johnson, 400 Wheeler Ave. st. Paul, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Ronerende Haarvext. Overaodigs
u Haar borttaRes burttgt, behaReligt, uekade
ligt. For Soc l Frimerker el1er Money Order
sendes en- Pakke med Bru0aanvisninR. MAFa1
AARs EnHARINa. RUD. KNUDSEN, HApotheker.
1928 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

UUUlulelllUeUpI 9eutlllullp!t5 w
9anOlogne blepet Ie0igt, oas
Suititsoepartementet oil fprlpge PED
Ell Smregl1lering at uGrmelte Sta.s
Observation-Disclosures at foa bette Gmbcoe
inDDraget.
81 . M Ilere 5te0er i1loe
Spn0mprsfjorben bar Ser ben 81. %
20. 9eobember pGrat ell nofia a betr-
6lom paa Grl,no al &egnifpl
Is 9eplne / 5ieloene; lualeoeS e. !
Gllneloen flere @roer na apor,lbus=
,epet bort og flere Geiltptfer oSelaot,
i Etronoen CT i. 8rpar, Sell cl;e eli
itur Sfenbro repet me6, % flere gng=
itptfcr far foot Sfo0e.
g j e Dsom y f be. Naa.
@e1eralfprlomli1tgm / @ergenife
1amplfibsielifab ifal be%bal10les ct
Mnbroge1oe fra Nirettione1 ON Sill
peiebringelle al cit Meillioner &ro.
ncr til l16pi6elie al Sellfabets Glaa.
&C. Set iffh Oels Dnre Sen ltnrft
p5e6e @oostrafif, 0els Ianfen paa
Ell ltoDi0et Jart, ion1 far %foraariaget
I1reltionens Mnbruyen0e.
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.lom bi0til far brepet Gfsport Dper
for iig, bar mi ilaat Jig lamme1t /
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nilla JONI biotii omfatter 8 Meierier.
5oreningens 5tDre far aflllttet
&ontraft mes 6irntaet gDen0icn &
So, M%etpcaitle, om1 iumtlige tilill,ttez
oe Meieriers Nroouftion for Nlaret
1907. Hro0nftioren a,1tages at l,o=
gipre Ell 8erbi al ~ MilIion &ro=
11er.
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er MI lat @efor6 me6 &enipn til
Mfasletransport al Gellulpie, Grp-
masie % 8apir ober 9rammens
Citation og 5aneenfaien, ibet Der er.
neblenot 9,152 Cons / iiolte llge,
fribeS ben "a. Mopember. @n laa
flor Mpng6e er life ti0ligere naaet.
SI Sransporten er benpttet 1,55O.
SSernbanebogne eller $50 ON Dngen.
Scar bertil legges al onoen 6orien-
belie at @o6s iamt 8og1e / @ien,
temgang til @riitiania- og @fiens-
-bane11, pil mon foritaa, at set / Sen
forlpbne ll9e far beret uieobanlig
tropelt paa 6enne 2inie.
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lamb J. Gen liolte ltlpffe pe6 Ii=
tran, bporpeo 3 Menneifer omfom,
bar foranlebiget 5ron6biemsz8la0et
uMibaros" til at fremb9be Mp6pen-
oigbe0en al, at Set Sffe,1tlige inareit
orager Zig Standardization til Spite.
Set 0reier fig bare ON 5000 &roner.
Saalpnge life itaoig m%eteorologiife
Melbiu9er imolgber fra Sslan6, fan
man alorig bore trpg for pIl1bielige
9torme fra Nelt og Nor6beit. Sen
ii0ite Storm blep heller life porslet,
ioet @ergensitationen er lttilitreffe-
fig. 8Iaoet benitiIIer til Singmn,1.
oene at arbeibe for gagen.
g a-p ne s. I'D. Man bar
unorets paa 9prinoeI1en til bet
Nabn, @nptein Noalb Mmunoiens
6arbongeriogt bnrer: Set bar be.
ret granifet efter BET babe grGif
sog re.1erlf Mptologi, eller man bar
ilaat igtiltaaIs meo ben Sorflari11g,
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Iigger ubenfor ole 2a1o, operla6t
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ben M aIrninoeIige norfe l16taIe of
set eroni paa mango 5te0er BRUCE
Iige @pinoenaDn@ iDoa.
sberomsnermere Spur oie1,s
Nsorifs9R ab1ebog. @eterssnetebgBee
srens 6uitra agtsnseropdaI
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
D8de | Dann1ark.
<jpbenhavn og Fredericksburg

BOgnOlder Hans G.. Hansen. Enke
Maren Nielsen. Maskinarbejder M.
J. M3lbachs Hustru Johanne. Guild
smeddemester Thorvald Foght. Fhv.
Expedit9r Carl Hansen. Portner
Petersens Hustru Karen. Niels Chr.
Jacobsen. Frederikke Rome. Bar
Der Jacobsens Hustru Ellen, fDdt
Larsen. Mailer Lunds Hustru Ane.
Enke Ane Larsen. Ole Jacobsen.
Sadelmager Julius S9rensen. Far
versvend Carl Lindstrqms Enke Jo-
hanne. TrnskjRrer Poul Andersen.
Inspector Wilhelm Larsen. Bager-
mester Emil Schnurre. .Kgl. Kapel-
musikus Kempfs Enke Emile. Fry
ken Leontine Philip. Enkefru Sof:e
Jprgensen. Pens. PorcelRnsarbej-
der Jens Nielsen. Pens. Spr9jtef9-
FER Hans Olsen. Murersv. Ola Car
stensen. Grosserer Georg Haldkjar.
Enkefru Alta Rohde. Fhv. Lnge
Hans T%haning. Enke Dorthea Jen-
sen. Enkefru Amalie Kohl. Restav-
rat9r j. G. M. Genkels Hustru Meta.
TilskjRrer Schmidt Hustru Anna.
stensen. Grosserer Georg Haldkjaer.
Smed, Martin SGrensen. Kludesam-
Ter Harun Peterson. Bybud Ludwig
Nielsen. Fhv. Urtekrnmmer, Blom-
sterhandler Christian Nielsen. Tom
rer Larsens Hustru Ane. Fabrikant
Frederik Klixbpll. Sadelmagerme-
ster Christoffersens Enke Marie.
Frederik Printz. Fabrikarbejderske
Karen Nielsen. Expeditrice Agnes
Jacobsen. Skomager J9rgensens
Hustru Maren. Fhv. Vnrtshusholder
Hpker Johan johnson. Frpken Ca
milla Piper. Enkefru Christine Lar
sen. Enkefru Hedevig Berner.
Gas og#Vandmester C. F. Thorsens
Hustru Anna. S9mand Hegners HUI
stru Ellen. Enke Dorthea Petersen.
Enke Petronella Petersen. SSmand
Johan Rasmussen. Agent Hans Pc
tersen. SGmand Anton Vented. Ba.
nearb. Frederik Nielsen. Mathilde
Olsen. Skomager Andreasens Enke
Karen. Fhv. Detailhandler Jens
Jensen. Fhv. sBogbindermester Hans
Schlippe. Landmand Peter Rasmus-
sen. Erik. Henriette Bagge. Hus.
mand Rasmussens Hustru Laura.
Enke Marie Nielsen. sEnkefru Ka-
rem Warburg. Fr6ken- Sofie Soel.
berg. Fr6ken Laura Nielsen. Erik.
Kirstine Wiese. Fhv. Komunelarer-
indie Pouline Storch.
udenfor kjpbenhavn.
Maal9v: Slagtermester Ludwig Jen-
sen. Lille Antvorskov, prs Slagelse:
Fhv. Forstassistent F. G. Iversen.
Kong9r Nelbo i Odsherred: Anders
Larsen. Rumperup: Bolsmano Chr.
Nielsens Hustru. Silkeborg: Kir-
stem Eskildsen. Horsens: Bager-
mester Nicolaj iceberg. Thyrsted:
sPovl Ditlevsen. Spectrum Mark: Ka-
roline Petersen. Jorsare: Maren
Rasmussen. Revninge: Anne Kri-
stensen. Odense: Karen ~J1rgensen.
Kerteminde: Frederikke Bacher. Sd
dinge: Gaardejer Rasmus Christen-
sen. LavbRk i Maabjerg: Ledvog-
ter johannes S6rensen. Saxk1bing:
Christine Osborn. Ellen Holm.
Odense: Tdmrermester Hans J9rgen-
en-. Karen J6rgensen. Bestyrer
Niels Chr. Nielsen. N6rreby: Ane
Larsen. FjRlde: Laura Rasmussen.
silkeborg: Dugmager E. W. Her,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

RNDEL extra fine Homesteads
In ADVISES uden Vederlag. Dansk
u Settlement Bedstc Jord og
Klimat. En- gylden Anledning for
baAds den formuende og I%kkeformu-
ende. ekriv strax, da Antallet vii
blive begrBndset. j. johnson,
SsS Cedar Street, st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

EN DAARLIG NAVE
Hoved pine, slet F~ordejelse. urent Blod og
H@ norrhoider kureres we'd at BRUCE Val.
l1al1a Bitter. soc for en- AK med
Brugsanvisning RUD. KNUDSEN. Apothe-
ker, 5S35 FIFTH AVENUE. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

9 or & n 9 3 M, t .
a 5 = . t t. S. q er !
er nonGp11t til Sorenifriper iSoteu,
&ar0al og 8iri. Gerpe6 er Stats,
:a0bofatembe0et i 9eoemorfenS %
&riitio1,s 9anoiogne blepet Ieoigt, oa
SS11ltitsoepartementet oil forlgge peo
CT Gmregl1leri1w at uGrmelte Stats.
aopofatem6eoer at faa bette Gmbeoe
inObroget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21


n tens III.
eeWirmo ra guaroen staspig paa=
einoesnnsSobrt'D Serien %
|uolo SSenien en- gnfens iiofe 5gn-
sner, a omfommet ltloyr GUNNER.
life, mel0es fra Nanoo1.
81 d nen 9 p % g To-
. e : Deo aronobieme CT beiluttet
sopIglt. Set bIep, lon1 befienot I
CONNER lolgf fil Mtaior arefiing,
5og @rosierer ginar ggeberg. Gel.
ifubet blep ltiftet geobember 1860
0po IT'D st 5elegram fra.
Gllrban meloer, at Mi%sliotsprplt 8
IS. Asiellcn CT atguat peb 1pben1 20.
Islar gamnel. san nblenotes for
fgrite @al1g 1865 % bar Dapt 1T
&irfefelt Matul % 3llIlt: 9an Dor
igot pau NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

-. Hr-HH - EEw
8 e ter pusa 60 90 o
s. T 0 ne r sSSr11 Matbea Slien.
Berg / 2illebammer 'bor be6 ct ben
90. Mobember oabnet Seitamente
bortfipr1fet $4,000 &roner til for
ifieIlige 2egoter, bporibIu116t 10000.
&rpner til 2egatet for Sen 9nnobig-
fe @amling, 5000 &roner til 2ega=
tet for 2ilIeBan1mer 8Ds Bel % 30,-
900 &roner til ct aegat for Sr. g.
Olien Berg og @uitru Min0e. Sen.
terne ffaI tilfaIoe Mfog6es Suitru Iaa.
lange b,V leoer, letlere til pproige
grengenoe 9Ilebammer, 10000
@roner til et2eeat Btlbelm 2pnas
MSinbe, @enterr1e uobeles til 1,nge
Cutter % 8iaer, Der zbor taget of
~1ntte1oe Gtsome1 peb 2iIeba11mer
|bgiere Mlmenifole belit iaaoa1i.e,
Der bar 2Dit paa 6a,roeI 5000 aros
ner til 0pretteIlesof gornebjen1
/ %siIleDomnrer, 900 III uooeIiag
at geo SSulen
.lioJnIt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
Law studenta Give panoe

One Of the most charmingly ap-
pointed OF the seasons dances was that
with which the young men OF the law
college, u. s. c., entertained Friday
night at Kramer's. The ball room has
seldom looked so beautiful with its
shaded lights, college pennants and
streamers of black and gold.
Black and gold, the law school colors,
were festooned in canopy effect over
the ball room, and the pillars were
wound with the same colors All
around the walls were black pennants
bearing the Latin word for law '1ex,"
in gold letters. The lights were
dimmed with flower shades of red, and
potted plants further transformed the
place. The punch table was found in
its accustomed place on the veranda,
and Stamm's orchestra furnished music
for the dancing. The committee in
charge was composed of G. N. Dickson,
J. p ffass, o. L. Horn. L. Bower and
S. Day. To these young men and their
assistants is due the success of this
first affair of the college season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

der the oratorio 1.-THE Messiah" in the
Auditorium December 2S.
About 200 members OF the Young
Women's Christian association were
present at the banquet and annual
meeting of the organization Tuesday
night 1t was the first annual meeting
In the new building.
A clever home talent entertainment
was the production OF "The Petticoat
Perfdy" by members of the Ebell club
Tuesday night in the club house The
farce was drilled and staged by Mrs
j. j. Morgan, and er~summary Of the
play preceded its production.
The women OF the First Congrega-
tional church gave a bazaar In the
church parlors Friday and Saturday.
In honor of Mrs II. II. Hocksworth,
who is soon to leave for long visit in
Arizona, the Original club was enter
tanned wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Harry Ludford. Pretty souvenirs OF
the day were given each guest. Mrs
John Hoge won the prize offered In the
guessing contest, which was a feature
OF the afternoons pleasure.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
LONG BEACH

Mrs. j. Brownstone of Long Beach
who has been on an extended eastern
tour since last April, will return to
Long Beach for the holiday season.
after which, in company with Mr..
Brownstone and her son Eugene, she
will proceed to San Francisco for a
visit with relatives in that city.
The members of the Woman's Guild
of st. Luke's Episcopal church will
hold sale of Christmas goods Tues
day, December IL, at the Fisher build
ing on the pier from II a. m. until 10
p. m During the day of the sale lunch
will be served from II to 2 o'clock, and
two tables will be reserved for the
business men.
Rev, and Mrs. George De Kay of
Berkeley were guests Wednesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Swingle of Apple
ton and Hermosa avenues. Rev. Mr..
De Kay had charge of a pastorate in
Norfolk for eight years and Mr.. and
Mrs. Swingle were members OF his con-
gregation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fitchpatrick of
Nevada, Iowa, who had been guests of
DR.. and Mrs w. II. Newman of Mira
Mar. left Monday night. They are
visiting in Fresno, from which city
they will return to their home. stopping
for a VISIT In Salt Lake and Denver.
Mrs. Fitchpatrick had been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Newman. since
October.
Mrs. M o. Ewing Of Seattle, Wash,
who has been the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. Dell Johnstone. for some
time, will return to her home this week.
Among the tourists who have arrived
for the winter are Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Manchester, proprietors OF fine sum-
mer hotel in Bar Harbor, Me-; Mrs.
Anne Weedman and Mrs. Crisie Hud-
dlestone OF Farmer City, ILL.,; Mrs.
Henry Ewing and daughter Mrs.
Joseph Irvine of Monmouth, ILL.,, and
Miss Blanche Irwin of Pine Corners,
n. d.
In celebration OF their wedding day
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wal
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ters, 1917 East Fourth street. will en-
tertain the members of the Alamitos
Library association Thursday night,
December 27.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Murphy left
last Wednesday for their new home in
Los Angeles on Custer avenue, near
Temple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Heartwell re-
turned last week after an extensive
eastern trip.
Mrs E. S. Deering has returned from
an eastern trip. She has taken winter
apartments at the ST. George.
Mrs. M. S. Julian entertained Mrs.
E. v. Skidmore of Downey last week.
Among the recent arrivals register
ing at the Park View hotel were MIR.
and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald of Win
nipeg. Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. McDoland
of Roland, Manitoba, and Preston w.
Matthews OF Wichita, Kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. X. Ingram OF Denver,
Colo, are new arrivals who win spend
the winter In this city.
The Philharmonic society Of this city,
Henry Schoenefeld, director, viii rem
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informal Gard Party

Miss Mollie Birely Wilson of 1917 Ara
pahoe street gave an informal card
party Thursday afternoon. Pink roses
were arranged in an attractive scheme
and those present were Mesdames Da-
vid Thomas, Walter Brown, Charles
Bonynge, Ina Thaxter, George Gram
dali, Frank Vale, M. H. Ross, Frank
Honeywell, G. Pedalaford, Thayer, A.
Anderson, Henderson, G. @. league Of
Santa Paula, w. L. Hardison, Waldo
Scott Misses Lillian Mclaughlin, Bers
Arnold, Galesburg, ILL.,, Marion Gram
dali, Lucille Dixon, Kie Christin, Nell
McCutcheon, Florence Thresher, Ina
Underwood, Edith Mitchell, Olive Jen-
nings, Florence Porter, Helen Tape,
Kluseman, Elizabeth Staub, Zoe Staub,
June Nutting, Helen Chisholm, Ethel
Keyes Bonham, Elizabeth Bates, Grace
DeerinR
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, Pico Heights Social Notes

Miss Maud Elizabeth Richards of 2237
Hobart boulevard entertained with a
card party Thursday evening in honor
OF Mrs. Robert Wankowski, who re-
turned recently from her wedding
journey. The affair is the first of a
series to be given by Miss Richards in
the near future.
Charles H. wuth and family, re-
Gently from Denver, Colo, are residing
at 2462 West Pico street.
P. w. Reese and family, who have
been spending some months at their
former home in West Virginia, have
returned to Los Angeles. They are
living for the present at 1928 Reid
street.
L. D. Satterlee and family have re-
moved from 2462 West Pico street to
Eagle Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs e. r.. Omer, formerly of
2S24 West Pico street, now reside at
2737 Roxbury street.
The Berendo Street school will hold
a meeting Of the Child Study Circle
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Wednesday afternoon. DR. v. G. Arm
strong will deliver a lecture on advice
to Mothers" good attendance Is de-
sired
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Engen, who have
been living In long Beach the past
year, have purchased property ut 1881
Arlington avenue, where they intend
to build a permanent home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elder Of S067 West Pico
street are at the home Of Mrs. Elders
father in Pennsylvania, where they In
tend to remain for the winter.
r. y. Satterlee has moved from 2462
West Pico street to 2934 West Pico.
Friday Mrs George p. Thresher OF
81 Westmoreland place will receive In
formally from to 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Peawnlucken
have removed from 1912 Reid street to
1915 oxford street
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To Give christmas bazaar

The women of the Westlake Presby-
terian church, 1920 Union street, will
hold their annual Christmas bazaar in
the church Friday, December 10, begin
ming at 10 a. m. and continuing through
the evening. Mrs. t. Phelps, president
of the Ladies' Aid society, will be in
charge. Refreshments will be served.
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Society
lcontInned froIn rnEe onel

CContInued from Pnkc Onep
room the decorations were carried out
IA green and white, a large bowl Of
white roses being the centef-piece.
The place cards were in the shape Of
miniature paiettes, with water color
mother. Mrs. II. ID. Godfrey, and her
sister. Mrs. Day. In receiving. The
afternoon was passed IN games and
music. Miss Godfrey, who Is q prom
Using young vocalist, rendered several
selections.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
werei Misses Jessie Downey Jones,
Ruth Fletcher, Arley Gordon Totem
ham, Alma May Cook, Laura Tupman
Katherine Sorenson, Florence Winter.
Edith Carey, Mamie Lee, Lola Mich
OILS, Ava Wells, Hilda Sorenson, Bird
ie Kirk and Mrs. Elsie Langworthy.
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Rathhnne sisters TO Entertain

The Rathbone Sisters, Los Angeles
temple, No 70, will give an entertain
ment and bazaar at 175 North Spring
street Thursday evening. Madame Nc
Cullough and Mrs. Anna Jones will be
in charge.
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Delightful "At Home"

Mrs. George p. Thresher and her
daughter, Miss Thresher. of 81 West
moreland place entertained with a de-
lightful at home Friday afternoon.
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oIee Club Dancing Party

The members of the Polytechnic High
School Girls Glee club will entertain
the members of the Boys Glee club
with a dancing party Friday evening,
December IA, at the Burford conserva-
tory Hobart boulevard and Sixteenth
street
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DISCUSS Recent. Rooks

The members of the book committee
had charge of the Friday Morning club
Friday, and recent books were dis
cussed.
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Plan No. I

Pay $1,000 cash and receive
vaIue 10 the amount of 9i00.DO,
as fOllowai
ralIk-o-PhOne ......... $4,000
Daily Herald, Q months. 3.DO
Records TO value OF -. 5000
This means that you Will re-
ceive $4,000 worth of records
Mt the price established by the
manufacturer. No more. NO
less. You pay for records only
and you must have them.