Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-15
PERSONALS

A. F. Terstegge of the George Borg
feldt & company of New York city
is at the Van Nuys.
Mrs. Abbie Pettingale, president of
the traction lines of Cleveland, is a
guest at the Lankershim.
Louis H. Ayme, American vice con-
sui at Para, Brazil, is among the dis
tinguished guests at the Angelus
]. D. Richardson, manager of the
Noyes-Norman Shoe company of st.
Joseph, is a guest at the Westminster.
Judge w. C. Van Fleet of San Fran
cisco arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day and took apartments with his wife
at the Van Nuys
Phineas Newmark of the M. A. New
mark company of this city, who
was recently married, has engaged
apartments at the Alexandria.
w. S. Simpson of the Dupont Powder
works of Wilmington, Del, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday and engaged
apartments at the Lankershim.
Thomas II. B. Varney and ]. Charles
Green of the we'll known bill board ad-
vertising firm, Varney & Green, are
among the guests at the Van Nuys.
r. T. Robinson and party of Racine,
Wis, engaged six of the finest suites
y
is expected to arrive today or tomor-
row.
Mrs. b. F. Yoakum, wife of the chair
man of the executive board of the
Rock Island Railroad company of Chi
cago will arrive at the Alexandria ho-
tel today.
H. c. Archer, an official connected
with the Mexican Central railroad, who
makes his headquarters in Mexico City,
took apartments at the Westminster
yesterday.
w. S. Hollister, a we'll known oil man
of Denver, registered at the Lanker-
SHIN hotel yesterday. Mr.. HOLSTERS
properties are principally in the state
of Kansas.
c. H. Barran, proprietor of a chain
of dry goods stores throughout the
state of Iowa, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday and has apartments at the
Westminster.
Henry F. Shoemaker, accompanied by
his wife, daughter and Miss Augusta
de Peyster, all of New York city, have
apartments at the Van Nuys. They
are on a pleasure trip.
Fred Dorr, a we'll known broker of
New York city and considered to. be
Gates right hand man, has engaged
apartments at the Alexandria. He is
expected to arrive today.
Vanderford Adriance, accompanied
by his brother, Henry B. Adriance, both
of New York city, are among the
guests that arrived at the Lankershim
yesterday. The former is a physician
in New York.
Medill Mccormick, publisher of the
Chicago Tribune, who was married to
the late Senator Mark Hanna's daugh-
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and took apartments at the Van Nuys.
He is accompanied by his wife.
Charles B. Hanford, the celebrated
English actor, who will play at the
Mason opera house the remaining days
of this week, engaged apartments at
the Alexandria for himself and wife
yesterday. They will arrive this
morning.
DR.. Stephen Bowers, the eminent
geologist, left Los Angeles Monday
evening for Jacksonville, Cal, where
he will examine several mining claims
for local company. The work which
DR.. Bowers has undertaken will keep
him occupied several days.
| e. H. Brewster of New York city,
who came to Los Angeles several
weeks ago and has spent much time
in Avalon, returned to Los Angeles yes
terday and ordered third gasoline
launch which he will use while visiting
| in Southern California. The launch
will be of the latest improved style.
Ben Blow, a we'll known st. Louis
newspaper man and member of a dis
tinguished family of that city, arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday to make this
city his permanent home. Besides hav-
ing done extensive newspaper work ne
is frequent contributor to the current
magazines, many of his stories having
appeared in McClure's.