Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
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IN walter @. Mccarthy. prominent
real estate dealer and popular club
man ever forgets the closing days of
his bachelorhood Il will not be because
city Auditor l.. II. Schwaebe and Leo
Youngworth, with sixty members Of the
Jonathan club, failed to din the above
sentiment into his ears at banquet
the Jonathan club last night.
The dinner was given by his club
friends i'm honor of his approaching
wedding with Miss Mary Ward, which
will take place January 2S, and proba-
bly, sixty spirits better fitted to give
him rousing farewell could not have
been brought together Motley II.
Flint was postmaster OF the evening.
and this fact i'm itself was enough to
insure that the occasion was one long
to be remembered by those who were
fortunate enough to be present, and,
when It is added that Leo Young
worth ordered the dinner, all that is
necessary has been said.
The toasts were unprecedented
Toastmaster Flint had received no
advance notice of who were to be
present at the gathering and he called
on those whom he thought could make
tions were happy ones.
G.. Burket Logan, who rumor says
will be the next guest OF honor at Il
similar banquet, toasted the bride. Mr..
Logan evidently had q personal ac-
quaintance with the little woman who
will become Mrs. Mccarthy for his
off-hand speech was one of the hits
of the evening.
city Auditor l.. II. Schwaebe toasted
the bridegroom. Mr.. Schwaebe and Mr..
Mccarthy have been friends for many
wears, and there was nothing in the
past history of the bridegroom-elec
that the city auditor did not know, and
he told all he knew to the delectauon
of the sixty.
..Commodore" J. J. Jenkins. who has
spent ten years on the tempetuous
matrimonial sea, gave a few words of
advice to the bridegroom elect.
Leo Youngworth bid the guest of the
evening bon voyage on the venture
he was about to undertake, and Mr..
Mccarthy responded in dit1dent
manner becoming one who was about
to attempt such an important step.
Others spoke and all had good word
for the young man who has grown UP
in Los Angeles and by his own EFFORTS
made himself what he is.
An orchestra enlivened the dinner
with songs and sixty male voices
1O1ne0 III the CflDTuEBS. ADDdIt
there was not a song that those sixty
did not know, and some arrangement
must have been made with the leader
of the orchestra for songs referring to
weddings, Just one Girl" and other
things were features of the musical
program When the bride was toast
ed the orchestra struck up the Lohen-
grin wedding March" and sixty male
voices changed the immortal words to
Here Comes the Bride With McCar-
thy by Her Side"
Covers were laid for Messrs. Fred
Seigle Andy Robinson, Charles Miller,
r. A. Hessner, Leo Gibson, Mcleod,
o. L. Wuerker. Leo V, Youngsworth.
B. N. Powers, Burt Logan, S. T. Ed
ridge, John r. Laying. Neil Colgan,
Walter Durgin. George N, Black, Cecil
Frankel, Arthur Baird, B. F. Blinn,
r. D. Bronson, Walter Brode, l..
Brown Herbert l.. Cornish, E. q.
Duccommun, c. A. Duccommun, M. II.
Flint, r. A. Fowler, L. A. Hauser
Herman Hauser, f. c. Hauser, N. T..
Hirtz, Arthur Jones, j. b. Henderson,
w. S. Kingsbury, E. b. Spencer, o. p.
Clark, A. B. McCutcheon, John Luck
enback, S. Schwartz e. r. Young,
r. n. Jeffries, j. ]. jenkins, John
Llewellyn, G. IC. Nagel, l.. II.
Schwaebe, Eugene Fox, John Korbel,
w. F. Whitaker, Klingenstein, E. a.
McCarty, w. S. Parker, A. S. Peter
son, Albert Scarf, DR.. Wylie, DR.. A. G.
Tibbots and Judge Theodore Martin.