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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
E. c. Jone. for Council.

Selma, June 24.-(Special.)- )-An cleo tion to fill a vacancy in the city coun- cil from the First Ward was held to- day and little interest was taken in the primary by the voters of that pre- cinct.
 There were two candidates in the race. E. c. Jones received 153 votes and Charles Sparrengerber. 54.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
CASE OF MCCULLOUGH.
Army Officer Sent to Cuba for Court
 Martial.

Washington, June 24.-Inquiry of the war department into the report that first Lieutenant Charles E. Mo Cullough. is to be court martialled for assertion, financial irregularities and other violations of the army regulations develops the facts that this officer who had been missing for nearly year was arrested in New Orleans about six weeks ago and was sent by the mill tary authorities to Havana to be de- livered into the custody of General Barry commanding the Cuban army of pacifcation.
 As Mccullough was on duty in Cuba and disappeared, 1t will be for General Barry to have him tried there by court martial if he sees fit to do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
German Minister Arrives,

San Domingo, June 24.-The German Minister, Herr von zimmerer. who Is also minister to Hayti, has arrived here, but the object of his visit, which was unexpected, is not known. An Italian warship Is expected here short Iy to investigate the killing of an Ital- ian subject named Zelari.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
CIrarmaker. are Insistent.

Havana, June 24.-C. c. Zalez, repre- senting the striking cigar makers, mo- tified Governor Magoon today that they Lad decided to reject the cigar manu- lecturers proposal to arbitrate and in sisted on their original demand thai the payment of wages be in American currency. The prospects of settle ment is regarded as removed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
cunn,nrbam Not Advised.

Savannah, Ga, June 24.-H. c. Cum rinsbam. of Lawton and Cunningham, general counsel for the Central of Georgia Railway, tonight said he I,nety nothing of the reported deal by r,hicb the Baltimore and Ohio will se- c,,re control of the Central. MT. Cum nineham said that were such deal contemplated he would be in position fo know about 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
John.on Not Annoumced.

St. Paul. Minn.. June 24,-Frank A. Day. Secretary to Governor Johnson today denied that he said in Omaha that he was authorized to announce Governor Johnson's candidacy for the Democyatic Presidential nomination
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
Have You a Little Foots

Bullock's Annual Clean-Up Sale of Ladies' Summer footwear offers unu- sual bargains to ladies with small feet. See the big values on the center coun- ters. AdV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
Fire in Nashville.

Nashville, June 24.-F1re this morn ing destroyed the plant of the Brown Chemical Company on second avenue North Loss, $12,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25

The Alabama watermelon is ripen- ing on the vine the Alabama black berries will soon be ripe and plentiful, the Alabama roses are blooming in beauty and tho Alabama mocking bird is just bubbling over with song through the joy of 1t all.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25

sent of their parliamentary committee, most of whom are now in prison. They will issue a manifesto later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25
A Difference.

A Dtmerence. We love to hear the humming bird A humming round the rose But when the blithe mosquito huns And biteth at our toes His musics not appreciated Halfway goodness knows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-25

tralto and the Bass, he kissed he's beneath the green baize curtain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
ESPERANTO SOCIETY TO
TALK IN NEW LANGUAGE

The Esperanto society of Los An
geles is daily gaining in numbers and
in strength, and its meeting tomorrow
evening In Blanchard building prom-
ises to be unusually interesting. Nearly
all the talking will be done in the new
language and those in charge promise
many delightful surprises.
Many prominent personages have in
dorsed Esperanto as an excellent me-
dunn of thought, but the latest to set
his seal of approval on 1t Is King Ed
ward, who has sent a message of en-
couragement to DR.. O'Connor, the Es-
perantist lecturer and author of one
of the most popular books of that Ian
guage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Studio Musicale

A studio musicale was given at 339
Blanchard building yesterday by Mrs,
Jones' Simmons. Miss Nellie McPherrin
and Richard Lewis Phister rendered
several vocal selections with Miss Grace
Hilger at the piano. The hostess pupns.
Misses Leta Atkinson, Ruth Whissin,
Kathyrn Warner of Pasadena and
Maude Kearney assisted in receiving
and also gave a double duet. Among
those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Woolwine, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton, Mr..
and Mrs Clark, Judge and Mrs. j. d.
Bethune, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Frey of
Hollywood, Mines. r. T. Whissin, Nc
Mullen, Cawkins, McPherrin, Paul Nc
Pherrin, T. Wilbur Tupper, Foster
Price, Neff, w. d. Woolwne, Rosalie
Breeden, Thomas L. Woolwine, Baker
p. Lee, Morrison Ogden Earl, Charles
Green, William Monroe Lewis, Hiram
Berry of Frankfort, KY; Brearley
Robert Chanslor Taylor, Tedferd, Anna
S. Wolfskill Gustav Joch, #. A. Will
hanson, Suman, j. T. Atkinson, Sarah
Espey, Rose Mordhuff, Frank c. Col
Louise Woolwine, Angelina Cope
Ethel BeDell, Hellyear, Isabel Bethune
Wilson, Lizzie Graydon Lewis, Grace
Whitesell, Dudley and Cunningham OF
Kentucky, Laura Cope, Louise Nixon
Hill, Gillette, Katharine Thompson
Freeze, Helen Parcels, Flora Mcdonald
Jean Williamson, Hazel Woods, Jerrett
Bailey, Marjorie Harvey, Maude Adams
Lucia Stone, Frances Cope and Esthe.
Frey.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Enjoy Hospitality

Twenty guests enjoyed the hospital
ity of the Misses Katharine and Cora
Parker and their sister, Mrs. lie Roy
Enyeart of 726 South Bonnie Brae
street yesterday afternoon at charm
ing miscellaneous shower compliment
ary to Miss M. Josephine Johnson, who
will b acome the lride of Eugene Miller
March 6. Hand painted china and glass
were given to the winning contestants
in the games and scores were kept by
dropping a candy heart into small bags
of pink and green ribbon. After the
games little Miss Lucille Rockhill pre-
sented the bride-to-be with basket,
formed of two pink hearts laced to-
gether with ribobn, filed with dainty
presents. At the luncheon table places
were marked with tiny green umbrellas
and through the house dozens of pink
hearts were half concealed amongst
masses OF ferns and greenery. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. john
son, Mesdames George Hart, ID. l..
Burke, Mary l.. Parker, William E.
Pritchard, E. l.. Rockhill, Laura White,
Motley H. Flint, e. H. Miller, Polly
Cray, Misses Pauline Rasch, Minnie
Spence, Marie Smith, Wynette Bailey,
Grace Enyeart, Harriet Taylor, Emily
Engstrom, Lulu Campbell and Lucille
Rockhill.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
-peIiahtfuI Studio Reception

Mrs. Harrington w. Hyde and DR..
Ventura Armstrong entertained with a
delightful studio reception at 667 Pa
cific Electric building, Wednesday even
ing, as q farewell to DR.. Emma M. Car
son of Avalon, who left yesterday for
Honolulu. The affair was a surprise
to the complimented guest, who after
the other guests hau assembled was
asked to come to the studio on an i'm
portant matter.
Mr. and Mrs Murrillo T. Spaulding
gave several selections on tie mando-
lin and guitar, and sang a number of
charming old folk songs. Mrs. Claudia
Hazen White recited and Mrs. E. M.
Berlin and DIR. Carson also contributed
to the program.
Hearts were played and the tally
cards for the games were hand painted
by Mrs. Hyde with sketches character
istic of the person whose name was on
the card. A supper was served and
toasts were given.
Among those who received invitations
were Dr. j. L. Carson, DR.. Emma NJ.
Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Murrillo I.
Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Fuiks,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Burbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack White, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. A. Lowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Carter Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
Liscomb, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. M. Arm
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Sweet,
Harrington w. Hyde, and Mesdames
E. M. Berlin, Leland Norton, Jessie
Reynolds Girling, Florence Swartzel
Dobie, Logan, Haden, DR.. Laura Betz
and Miss Mabel McKeen, Maj. Thomas
C. Watrose, Mathew Palen and w. Z.
Lady.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
SANTA FE MAY
Be CENSURED
MANY RECENT WRECKS HAVE
OCCURRED
DeraiIment Of Kite Train but One in
Long List Of Similar catastrophes.
Conductor Assumes Blame
for Open Switch

The inquisition into the death of the
victim of the Cotton wreck of Friday
by the coroner of San Bernardino
county is expected to take the form of
an arraignment of the Santa Fe rail-
road, and 1t is thought that the COM
pany viii be brought to account for the
long list of wrecks that have occurred
recently on its line.
Fridays collision was the eighth
wreck that has occurred on the Santa
Fe in eight days. Fifteen cars were
ditched in a bad smashup at Esper-
ANA February %. The next day, at
Fullerton, twelve cars were derailed.
Sunday, February "a, a passenger train
was partially derailed at Parchappa,
and the day following a freight was
wrecked at Esperanza. The same aft
ernoon Pullman coach going down
the Cajon grade was derailed. Ocean
side was the scene of another wreck
Tuesday.
Conductor McLennon, in charge of the
Salt Lake freight train, made admis-
sion of startling carelessneSs in leaving
the switch open, and practically as
sumed the blame for the wreck.
Conductor Tells of Wreck
"fhere were three orange cars on the
siding said McLennon, land we backed
onto it to couple them on the main
| train. I knew we would be there only
minute / saw the switch was open,
and when l saw the train coming 1 did
all in my power to get 1t closed. l ran
toward the SWITCH waving my arms,
but the engineer did not appear to see
me, and I could do nothing but stand by
and watch the collision"
McLennon has not yet been arrested,
and it is not known that charges of any
kind are being prepared against him.
| The coroner's inquest over the body OF
the dead Japanese, 1. Nagski, was be-
gun yesterday but was continued to al
low the coroner and his deputies time
for thorough probe into the cause of
the wreck and the general running con-
ditions on the road.
J. M. Mckinney, the fireman of the
passenger, was the most severely in
jured of the victims of the wreck His
spine was injured, his left leg was
broken in two places and his left wrist
was fractured.
| At the Santa Fe hospital, where
twelve of the injured were taken, it was
reported that none of the injuries are
dangerous and that several of the
patients had been allowed to leave the
hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03

one Of the prettlest affairs Of the
week was the violet luncheon given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. w. w. Gibbs'
-fr.. Of 1S49 West Twenty-first street III
honor OF her sister Miss Florence stat
ford. whose engagement to Ralph l..
Brown was announced a few weeks
ago.
In the center Of the table stood a
large basket tied with a violet tulle
bow and filled with violets. and cor
sage bouquets OF the woodland flowers
were at each plate. Tiny baskets filled
with violet candies were given as Ia
vors, and the place cards, whlcn We're
hand painted with dainty sketches OF
violets. bore the names of Misses Flor
ence stafford, Clara Condee, Ada john
son, Gertrude Williams, Edith Meyers,
Katharine Hall. Bertha Han, Belle
Christensen, Julia Christensen, Estel-
la Grannis, Nell Brown, Helen Pitner.
Neleye Dickson, Julia Holmes, Minnie
Holmes and Mrs. John Peoples.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03

M oRIz ROsENTHAL. much her
wv aided king of the piano." viii
Il play here this week. The Rosen-
thai of ten years ago has merged into a
new Rosenthal; he has lost none of his
technique, but his passion is now paired
with poetry. The student Rosenthal and
the finely analytical brain have pro-
duced the better and greater artist.
Monday night. March 4, at Simpson
auditorium the sixth and closing con-
cert of the Philharmonic course will
present Moriz Rosenthal at the piano,
and he will play again Friday afternoon,
March s. The program reads as fol-
lows
Sonata Apassionata, op 81 IL. Won
BeethoVen).
Sonata op. 5s Chopin.
Berceuse.
Scherzo in b fiat minor.
Valse, arranged as contrapuntal study
in thirds, by Rosenthal Chopin.
Noctune (1euselD.
"Papilons," (RosenthaD
Humoresque and Fugato on Themes, by
Johann Strauss (RosenthaD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Roof Garden Party

At the Crestholm Thursday afternoon
Miss Annette Oliver was hostess at n
roof garden party. All the decorations
were carried out i'm japanese style and
games were played during the after
noon.
Among the guests were Mines. Good
win. Boyd, Taggart, Morgan, Misses
Ruby Fuller Emma Gardiner, Nan
Falls, Edith Hurst, Vivian Struggled,
Pearl Strong, Rae Strong Ruth McIn-
tyre, Nell Mcintyre, Wella Olson
Eleanor Wagner, Beatrice Ecclestone
Esther Robertson, Edna Dove and
Helen Wrenn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03

T OS ANGELES society circles are
cordially welcoming Miss Rey del
~ Vale, one of San Francisco s
most charming daughters, who has de-
cided to make her home in sunny Los
Angeles.
Miss Del Vale is not only a society
girl, but aside from her other duties
she has found time to cultivate her
musical talent and she now possesses
a splendid lyric soprano voice. Her
friends have long wished her to enter
tain with a recital, and at last she has
decided to give one Thursday evening
at Gamut Club auditorium, 1044 South
Hope street She will be assisted by
Miss Lillian Adams at the piano and
Natrop Blumenfeld, violinist, and wo-
men prominent in society who will act
as patronesses are Mrs. John r.
Haynes, Mrs. James T. Fitzgerald
Mrs. Sig. Marshutz, Mrs William John
Scholl, Mrs. ]. H. Martindale, Mrs. b
r. Baumgardt, Mrs. j. D. Hooker, Mrs
Kaspare Cohn, Misses Evelyn and
Belle Hamburger, Mrs. Philip A. New
mark, Mrs. John Kahn, Mrs. w. w
Neurer and Mrs. S. Wolfstein.
She has compiled an interesting pro-
gram for the evening, including the
aria from Rinaldo (HandeD, My De-
sire, the Nightingale song (Nevin)
Maria, obligato violin (Gounod), May
Morning (Denza), Allah (ChadwiclO
A Valentine (Schlesinger), solo-Fruh-
ling-Spring (Grieg) Valse de Concert
Op. 80 (Wieniawski), by Miss Lillian
Adams Nina (Pergolese), My Mother
Bids Me Bind My Hair (Haydn), Irish
Love Song (Margaret r. Lang), The
Years at the Spring" (Mrs. Beach)
Cradle Song (Brahms), violin solo
Romanza (Svendsen) Fantasie, Sou
venir de Haydn Leonard), by NatroI
Blumenfeld, and Cavatina, Robert i
IAInr-nn.lnnnr.A
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
paintlIx Appointed Luncheon

Mrs. William Writ Dixon of Montana
was the complimented guest yesterday
afternoon at daintily appointed lunch
con given by Mrs. Charles w. Hinch-
cliffe of 2414 South Grand avenue. A
large bouquet of bridal wreath and
ferns served as a center piece for the
table, and the cut glass candelabra
were shaded with green. AS favors
hand painted boxes filed with bonbons
were given. Plates were laid for Mes
danes J. A. Henderson, W. C. Tomkin,
Walter Lindley M. A. Bostwick, John
G. Mccoy, E. R. Smith, Frank RAIDER,
Albert H. Busch, Thomas Herbert of
Denver and George Frederick Cooke of
San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Miss Harvey Is Hostess

Miss Emma 1. Harvey of 1547 West
Pico street was hostess last night at a
charming dinner and five hundred party.
A color scheme of white and green was
employed in the decorations, carnations
and ferns carrying out the effect. The
place cards, which were hand-painted
with green, bore the names of Mr.. and
Mrs H. w. Pettebone, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Noyes Mr.. and Mrs. William
English, Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Pease, Miss
Minetta Knapp and Miss Grace Helen
Pease.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
rhester Party and Luncheon

The Misses Marian and Gertrude
churchill of 22Oi South Figueroa street
were hostesses yesterday afternoon at a
theater party at the Belasco, followed
by a dainty luncheon at Christopher 5
in honor Of the Misses Fannie and
F'lossie Rowan, who have just returned
from a two years trip abroad. yellow
jonquils, acacia and ferns were COM
bined in an effective decorative effect
for the table, and plates were laid for
Mrs. o. II. Churchill, Misses Susan Car
penter, Mary Burnham, Katharine
Graves, Grace Rowley, Cora Lord, An
mis- Van Nuys, Mary Hubbell, Juana
Creighton and Gertrude King.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03


M ISSES Fannie and Lucy Tebbetts
wv of 1907 South Grand avenue
were hostesses at an enjoyable
kitchen shower Friday afternoon, given
in honor of Miss Katharine Rank,
whose marriage to Frank K. Weidler
will take place March 90
Hearts was the game played and a
beautiful hand-painted china dish was
awarded as prize. During the after
noon Mrs 1. e. Rank and Miss Bessie
Rank entertained with an interesting
musical program. A profusion of pink
hearts were arranged against back
ground of potted plants and ferns in
the decorations. Among those invited
were Mesdames Frank Mccoy, Ben
Apabalaza Jack Tebbetts, Lucy j.
Tebbetts, ]. w. Melville, Louis Castle,
l. e. Rank, S. Riggs Misses Jean
Kiger. Olive Melander, Ruth Arnold
Madeline Tebbetts, Louis Grove and
Carrie Riggs of Redondo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
raIks On Political condltIons

The AVerills met Thursday afternoon
and Mrs. j. A. Smith had charge of the
program. After quotations Mrs. Arma
s. Averill gave an instructive talk on
the political and religious conditions OF
ana Mrs. j. c. LeMaster gave an inter
esting sketch Of the life OF E, IL. Harri-
man. Mrs. j. w. Henry read one Of
her original papers combining prose
ana poetry, and Mrs. j, S, smith re-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
To Talk on advertising"

The California Business Woman's
association will hold its next regular
meeting on Tuesday night, March 8, In
the Collins building. 313 West Third
street, room 2i5,
The paper of the evening will be by
c. Weston Clark, secretary Of the Los
Angeles Business college, on "AdVertis-
ing" the same address which he gave
in Chicago before large body OF bust
ness women.
The "Year Book" OF the society is now
being prepared and will include names
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
WILL HOLD SERIES
OF LENTEN SERVICES

A series of Lenten services will be
held at the Vincent Methodist church,
commencing next Tuesday night, to
continue over Friday night. Rev. B.
c. Corey, the PASTOR will conduct
special preparatory service this even,
ing.
On Tuesday evening Rev. Eli Nc
Clish will preach, Wednesday night
Rev. J. L. Pitner, Thursday evening
Rev. Robert Fisher and on Friday
evening Rev. D. F. Howe will speak.
Rev. S. L. Todd will have charge of
the music
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
10 Honor Of the Misses Shaw

In honor Of the Misses Ethel and Alice
Shaw Of San Diego, Miss Grace Rowley
of 1921 Menlo avenue entertained with
a luncheon of twelve covers Friday
afternoon. All the table decorations
were In red and later In the afternoon
a guessing contest was played and the
winning contestant received a unique
japanese eandlestiek.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Louis Apply, ceIIlst

One of the newcomers to Los Angeles
who will soon take his place in the
musical life Of this city is Louis Apply,
'cellist, lately a member Of the royal
orchestra in St. Petersbur, Russia. He
Will be assisted by Miss Voorsanger,
piano soloist, and Miss Mary O'Dona-
hue, accompanist, Thursday evening,
March 21, at Camut club auditorium.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
To Give Second Concert

The Lyric club will give its second
concert of the season at Simpson audi
torium Friday evening. March Is, and
those assisting the club will be F. c..
Collier, baritone; and Mrs. Robert A.
Smith, Mrs. Roland Paul, Mrs. Leslie
MFrick. Mrs. David Perry and Miss b.
~Fldrence Bland, members of the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Entertain Faculty Members

Members of the faculties of the Col
lege of Liberal Arts and of Music and
the general council of the University of
Southern California gave a reception
last night for the faculties of Pomona
and Occidental colleges. A musical pro-
gram was given during the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
carroI MocomasI ReoItaI

Miss Carol McComas, the whistling
Virtuoso, has arranged to be heard in
concert at Simpson auditorium on Tues
day evening, April 2. Miss MeComas
Will be assisted by Herr Ludwig Opld,
'eellist, Harry Lott, baritone, and VIII
Liam Sessions at the piano.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Announce Enaauement

Mr. and Mrs. George f. Stetcher of
303 Hobart boulevard announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Nina A. Gregg, to Richard D. Retver
of the Los Angeles Gas and Electric
company. The wedding will occur
early in June. A number of ante
nuptial entertainments have been ar
ranged by the friends of Miss Gregg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Issues Invitations Tor rea

Mrs. Frank Burnett of Eighth and
Beacon streets has issued invitations for
a tea to be given at the Los Angeles
Country club Thursday afternoon in
honor of her cousin Mrs. w. H. Ennis
of Decatur, Ill. On the same evening
she will entertain with a supper and
dancing party for Mrs. Ennis son,
George Ennis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Matinee Party and Luncheon

At matinee party at the Belasco
Thursday afternoon and luncheon at
Christopher's Mrs. T. G. Morehouse of
754 South Bonnie Brae street was the
guest of honor, and others in the party
were Mrs. S. w. Strong, Mrs. Mary L.
Parker, Mrs. Thomas Dack, Mrs. Han
son, Mrs. L. r. Enyeart and the Misses
Katharine and Cora Parker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
LEAVES FROM SOCTETY'S NOTE BOOK

and addresses Of all who Join before
May 1, the end Of the business year.
Mrs. Kathryn Heaton Peck will con-
tinue her lessons i'm parliamentary law,
and business women or strangers in the
city are cordially invited to be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Thimhle Club 70 Meet

The members of the Thimble club Of
Magnolia lodge. Degree of Honor, will
meet at the home of Mrs. ]. M. Harrl-
son. 1920 Redwood street, Wednesday
afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Miss Rey del Vale in Recital

Miss Rey del Vale will be heard in
recital at Gamut club auditorium on
Thursday evening, March 9TH, assisted
by Miss Lillian Adams at the piano and
Natrop Blumfeld.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03

THE Los Angeles Equal Suffrage
league will hold It's regular month
Getting Monday at 2:20 p. m, at the
woman's club house, and M. Lissner
will speak on n-partisanship in
Municipal Affairs" The remainder of
this course, under the general heading,
Modern Civic Ideals" will consist of
addresses by e. c, Moore. superinten-
dent of schools, on "The Education of
the Citizen" Judge Curtis d. Wilbur on
"The Correction of Crime, and w. B.
Mathews on Comparative City Coy
ernments."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Informal Tea

In honor Of Miss Inez Nallett of
Evanston, ILL.,, Miss Florence Garfield
OF sos South Alyarado street enter
tanned with an informal tea Friday af-
ternoOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
DeLano Concert

The annual concert by @. S. DeLano's
combined mandolin, guitar and banjo
clubs will be on Friday evening, March
8, at Gamut auditorium. Standard
oVertures will be given by mandolin
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03

orchestra of forty members, closing
with william Tell" overture. The as
sisting talent will be Miss Gladys SEQ
field, whistling soloist; Miss Elsa Fuh-
rer, cello; r. A. White and f. Lam
bert, saxophones; II. II. Parker, flute.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
Massachusetts People to Meet

The members of the Massachusetts
society will meet Tuesday night al
Fraternal Brotherhood building, S43
South Figueroa street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03

viewed the book, THAT Printer of
Udelrs." The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Calvin Smith, 1877
Kingswell street, East Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
To Entertain Members

Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew s. Robertson of
1927 South Burlington avenue will enter
tain the members of the Westmoreland
Whist club Thursday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
To Be Married Wednesday

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs E. E..
Johnson, 1927 Albany street, Miss jose
phine Johnson and Eugene Miles will be
married Wednesday evening.