Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
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A. STANLEY BRUssEL and his wife Of New
York city are at the Hotel Angelus The
party spent great deal of the year N
travelling. They have just returned from a
trip abroad, and expect to tour this section
Of the country extensively. They are quite
prominent in the social life Of the metropo-
lis and Mr.. Brussel is reputed to be
wealthy.
o. T. FARNHAM, who comes from Provi-
dence, r. L., has taken apartments at the
Angelus, where he expects to remain indeh-
the habit of touring Southern California
each winter, making Los Angeles his head
quarters during the season.
ERNST GRoTKAss of Magdeburs, Germany,
is at the Angelus hotel, where he intends TO
take much needed rest after his sea trip
and overland excursion. The main object
of his visit to Los Angeles is to familinrize
himself with a climate of which he mas
heard so much in ths European capitals He
formerly spent the greater part Of his time
at Carlsbad, Marienbad, the Riviera and
Sicily, but everywhere he has met with
Callfornans who. unlike most tourists.
praised their native state in preference to
the countries Of the cid world, so that he
was finally induced to make trip to Los
Angeles and experiment for himself. Mr..
Grotkass is we'll known in Berlin and Ham
burg as merchant. His city is the center
about which the Thirty Years war was
himself in excavating remains of that time
from under the dilapdated walls which
were battered down. He has found some
interesting things, but has given them all
to the museum at Berlin.
Before returning to his home city he will
tour the entire state and frequent all the
missions in California 1t is probable that
he may soon make off trip into Mexico.
WILLIAM WALKER, a prominent Portland
business man, is at the Angelus attending
to some personal matters.
w. j. CARSON and family, tourists from St.
Louis, are at the Van Nuys
MISS MABEL MATT are at the Van Nuys,
where they may stay during the coming
winter season.
F. D. CROSS and wifs of Denver have taken
apartments at the Van Nuys, where they
will remain for some time preparatory to a
trip through San Bernardino and Riverside
counties
MR.. AND MRS LOUIS JAMES are at the
Van Nuys. registered from New York. They
will remain here only day so. however,
and will resume their theatrical tour.
C. w. HOWE, ]. H. FOLER, ]. B. PERAL-
ia, all from San Francisco, who are tour
ing California In the interest of pleasure,
arrived at the Van Nuys yesterday after
noon and will take in the mountain and
beach resorts.
L. H. CHAMBERS of Phoenix Ariz., is at
the Westminster. He is considered one of
the wealthiest mine operators of that state.
r. JANDoRF a prominent business man of
Cleveland, is at the Hotel Alexandria He
may stay in the city for several months or
more.
MANUEL L. LUJAN and wife are here from
ht1Q Mayfr Mr. T.Irfq "a
intel ested in mines and cattle raising. pos
sessng one of the largest areas Of land in
the province Of Chihuahua. They are stop
ping at the Alexandria.
G. w. THOMPSON, well known Nevada
mining man, who comes from Beatty. Is at
the Alexandria on some matters of busi-
ness. Other mine owners or operators who
at the same hosteiry are ]. G. Thomp-
son of Godfeld and John A. INLAND Of
Tonopah. Both well known in this city
r. E. wHILOM, business man of waynes-
burg, Ohio, is at the Hotel Hayward.
H. d. cooLBRIDGE of Cleveland will be at
the Hotel Hayward for a few days. His
wife is with him.
MR.. AND MRS F H BIGELow of WASH
ington, D. c., tourists. have secured apart
ments at the Lankershim for number Of
| weeks. They will make extensive tour
| of this county and will viist Riverside
| later.
MRS. G. B. GANoTT. society woman OF
Fscondido. is at the Hotel Lankershim. Her
visit is purely personal.
MRS. HENRY s. CHANDLER of Crandford,
N. j., Is touring Southern California. At
present she Is at the Lankershim, where she
will remain for a few days
MISS MAY DAVIDSON of Cedar Rapids
Mich, is at the Hollenbeck. The young
woman is widely known in and about her
home city and is here for a few weeks, al
lured here by California's climate. She re-
marked yesterday that nowhere has she
been so much pleased or enjoyed the eli
mate as in Los Angeles. She Is planning
several trips to San Bernardino. Riverside
and the beach resorts surrounding Los An
geles. She may later visit Catalina.
r. w. MAHoN and wife of steubenville,
Ohio, are at the Hollenbeck On an extended
pleasure tour.
MRS o. A. SPRING Of Newport, N Y,
prominent in social circles of that place,
has taken apartments at the Hollenbeck.
c. e. GRUNSKY a prominent business man
of San Francisco, is at the Lankershim, WIS.,
iting friends and attending to some personal
business.
MR.. AND MRS. F. M. BIGELow. who regis
ter from Washington, d. C.. are at the Hotel
Lankershim. Their visit to Los Angeles is
for pleasure.
MRS ]. RICE fiom Cleveland. Ohio, arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday after an extended
trip overland Mrs. Rice is in the habit Of
taking all the sights along her route of
travel, and while coming to Los Angeles
made several important stop-overs at points
OF scenic interest in Colorado and Arizona,
visiting the Grand Canyon. She will be
here some time and has many friends who
will be glad to know of her arrival.
N. H. PARTRIDGE. wealthy resident of
Denver, Colo, took quarters at the Hotel
Lankershim yesterday with view of re-
naming in Los Angeles some time to take
in all points of historic value, notably the
missions. He will also tour the Southern
section of the state.
j. c. CARPENTER of Riverside is at the
Lankershim for short while, visiting friends
and attending to some business matters
FRED c. COOLEY, a capitalist of Salt Lake
City who is in the habit Of making frequent
visits to Los Angeles, is back again for q
few weeks stay at the Hotel Lankershim
P. C. SANNER, prominent railway man. is
here on pleasure trip. stopping at the
Lankershim. He will visit the beach towns
and probably pass a day or two at Catalina