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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01
Gold Shipmeut,

London, Nov. L. The Lusitanis will
sail tomorrow With $40, 900, 900 in gold,
consigned from the Bank of England to
New York. The consignment is he
record single shipment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01
TOday's Telegraphic News
Bank Failure.

Bank Failure.
[Specisl Dispatch ts the Ale1 andria Gszette.l
Richmond, Va, Nov. /.
The Peoples Bank, of Portsmouth
failed this morning. 1t was established
in 1898. Il had paid up capitol oil
$50, 900 and its deposits are estimated at
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COMMUNICABLE.
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

InE ELhOlh lO hAlLu Az.
The Washington. Alexsndris snd
Mount Vernon Railway Company has
notified the public through conspicuous
sign boards that beginning October Let,
1907, trains for Washington will ran on
"Cameran" street, and about the same
tizs put into service & local car for the
purpcss Of conveying persons along
King street to and from the whsrves and.
"Union Depot but up to the present
time the travelling public has been given
No guide as to the purposes for which
car No. 6 Is intended or any intimstion
Of the schedule to he observed. A
simple lime table board giving the hour
of starting placed st the terminals would
be information for Strangers. An sP-
propriale lettering on the car would DO
away with the misleading service that
now sxists, a subject which should b Of
interest to our zssloos board OF trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01

Girls and Misses Full.length Ceats, In
light and dark gray Atwood mixtures:
sateen or flannel lined; finished with velvet
collT; shown in sizes s, II, IL, and IA.
Special value, SO rs each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01
Clothing for Girls
aud Misses.

Special attention Is called to the following:
Crib Navy Blue ALI wool Refers, made
regulation style, flannel lined. They are
shown 10 all sizes from to 10.
Special value, $3.50 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01

Girls jumper Dresses, in the popular
brown and red plsids, with white lawn
guimpe trimmed with embroidery, falf p'sil-
ed skirts; sizes to H..
Special price, $500 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-01

Girls School Presses. in splendid assort.
meat Of brown. blue. and green plsids trim
med with braid; skirt made full plated. all
sizes.
Special price. $s.7S each.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
paIntIIy Appointed Dinner

Miss Florence Stafford and Ralph
Lambert Brown, whose wedding will
take place Tuesday were the compll-
mented guests at a daintily appointed
dinner Thursday evening, at which Mrs.
c. e. Brown and her daughter Miss
Neil Brown, of 1868 South Flower street
were hostesses. Tiny baskets filled with
almonds and tied with pink ribbons
were at each plate and small gold and
white butterflies marked places. Pink
roses, orange blossoms and ribbon We're
combined in an attractive centerpiece
for the table. Plates were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Gibs, jr., Misses Ada
Jobson, Gertrude Speicher Corrine
Sheldon, and John Reynolds, Ernest
Speicher, Allen Brown and George
Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Is Interesting News

Interesting news to a host of friends
in Los Angeles will be the announce
ment of the wedding of Miss Katharine
A. Murphy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Murphy of West Cotton avenue,
Redlands, and Joseph Shill of Holly
wood, which took place Thursday morn
ing in the Sacred Heart church of Red
lands. Miss Murphy has often visited
in Los Angeles, and the bridegroom is
well known here.
The BRIDES brother, Rev. d. w. j.
Murphy, pastor of the Blessed Sacra-
ment church of Hollywood, officiated,
assisted by Rev. Messrs. Fitzgerald,
Carter, Kahn, Malony, Clifford and Glie-
san. Miss Murphy's gown was of white
batiste trimmed with lace and made en-
traine, and her veil was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a white
ivory prayerbook in which a shower of
lilies of the valley were fastened.
Mrs. ]. e. Dugan of RedlandS, vino
attended as matron of honor, wore a
pink batiste with pink picture hat and
carried a bouquet of La France roses.
s. S. Murphy, the brides brother, stood
with the bridegroom.
A wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony at the Casa Iona hotel,
and Mr. and Mrs. Shill left Immediately
afterward for San Diego. They will be
at home to their friends at Hollywood
after May 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

She has the best blood of the land in
the east and south. Her father and
grandfather were army officers, MEM
bers of the old and aristocratic Cros-
man family of Philadelphia. On her
mothers side she is a direct descendant
from President Buchanan, therefore has
the best blood of Kentucky in her veins.
She is a cousin of Mrs. Cassatt, widow
of the late president of the Pennsyl-
vania system. But it is only in the
summer that Miss Crosman goes in for
social pastimes Then, at her country
place at Lake Sunapee, N. H, she en-
tertainS a great deal and has house
parties from one weeks end to another
One rule of conduct to which Miss
Crosman never makes an exception is
not to spend a night in private house
when she is on the road. She never
puts up with any family, not even with
closest relatives, but insists on staying
at hotels. She says she has a feeling
of unrest arising from a sense of in
convenience she is causing a hostess
because of the irregular hours her work
requires. She feels that she is tearing
house upside down, and then If she
tries to make her hours fit the family's
she does so at the cost of much needed
rest. Then, again, when it comes to
visiting with family and trying to be
an agreeable guest she Is often Obliged
to take the hours that should be given
to reheasal or other work at the thea
ter. Consequently, it is a fixed rule
with Miss Crosman never to visit any,
body on the road.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Delightful Kitchen Shower

Mrs. C. Howard Finley and Mrs. E.
Emma S. Marsch of 1926 West Ninth
street were hostesses Friday afternoon
at a delightful kitchen shower as a
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson Darlington, who will soon
move into their new home, 2091 West
Thirty-first street.
The living room was artistically
decorated with wild mustard and in
other rooms nasturtiums and roses
were combined in an attractive dec
orative scheme. Mesdames John Har-
ris Chick, Il. Randolph Finley, Levy
and Robert A. Lewis assisted in en-
tertaining the guests, who included
Mesdames John A. Willing, Henry r.
Cole, Ralph r. Wilcox, John Harris
Chick, George ]. Vieria, Ferrier,
Charles w. Cover, w. w: Ward,
Frank w. Phillips, John Kidney, E.
ton, l.. w. Harmon, John w. Sedg-
wick, Walter Hoist Olsen, S. Knox,
Femby, Porter, Marvin Johnstone, r..
A. Seymour, Charles Stewart, j. Mef-
ford Stewart, l.. S. Parker, w. r.
Gasewick, e. A. Kendrick, William r..
Kendrick, Wardlow, Levi, p. II. Ger
hardy. Wilford A. Phillips, Hamlin p.
Ludwick, George MacDougall, j. r.
Kendrick, T. Randolph Finley of
NlOiAlNety ANOOOIl l4tWlS OI Santa
Monica, w. II. Finley of Santa Mon
lea, Matt Satton of Compton, M. f.
Quinn of El Monte. w. M Pennel of
Pasadena, l.. e. Barnhart of Pasa-
dena. Mrs. M. S. Julian of Long
Beach, Mary Thompson Of Long Beach,
Milo e, Davis. Harper McKechnie and
James c. Rives, II. A. Scott, j. j.
Tweedy, ]. w. Mcclellan, j. II. Curtis,
Frank Barker, Howard Griffith. e. M.
Cullin, Roy Jamison. Ed Scribner, r,
M. Darrow, S. S. s. Kidmore, Melvin
Paxton. j, s. Perry and C, H. Eberle
of Downey and Misses McKellaf,
Steele, Jennie Freeman of Downey,
Crum Of Compton, Clara French of
Pasadena, Mabel e. Young of VIII
mington, MoKachnie. Kendrlek. Ward
low, Decie Levi. Hamlin, Ludwick,
Parker, Alice Eagle, Miss Mary Stew
art and Kendrick and Or, Eleanor
Seymour.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Keeps Away from Society

Miss Henrietta Crosman, who is to
be at the Mason opera house this week,
is marked exception to most persons
of public prominence in the fact that
during her professional season, and
especially when she is on tour, she keeps
utterly away from society 1t is a rule
Of Miss Crosman never to make a social
engagement when she Is on the road. or
to accept an invitation to an afternoon
tea, reception or any like affair. Her
policy In this respect is based on prin.
cipal. Miss Crosman contends that she
cannot do justice TO her work and 10
the public, whose patronage she bids
for, and at the same time go into So
ciety
Time was when it was different, and
Miss Crosman went out a great deal
In the course of her professional sea
son. There is no actress on the stage to-
day who could have as much social life
as Miss CFOsman II she cared for II.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Honor Son with Party

AS a compliment to their son, Harry
Barden, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Barden of
406 Monterey road entertained Thurs
day evening. During the evening Miss
Lulu Finney gave several selections on
the piano. Guessing games were played
and Misses Henrietta Castleman, Maud
Thompson and Mildred Chase received
the prizes. The veranda was a bower
of live oak branches and in the recep-
tion hall yellow acacia was used pro-
fusely. The dining room was decorated
in color scheme of red, and the guests
included Misses Alice Dodge, Maud
Thompson, Dorothy Douglas, Grace
Hunt, Eunice Atlkin n, Helen High,
Aileen Thompson, Elizabeth Rust, Mil
dred Chase, Marie Axtman, Maj y
Massey, Media Dedman, Alfredo Pier
son, Alva Gardner, Lulu Finney. Anita
Mathis, Bessie Gardner, Mildred Keith,
Grace Clark, Henrietta Castleman, An
ma Miller, Gertrude Armstrong, Mildred
Brown, Ethel Scott, Chester Hovey,
John A. Wood, Roth Wilcox, George
Wilcox, Victor Collins, Harry Moore,
Thomas Green, Maurice Clifford, Curtis
Armstrong, Harry Hunt, Leon Axtman,
Ira Thomas, Elwin Reid, Lloyd Casper,
John Coots, Ray Thomas, Ray Pingle-
paugh, Douglas hicharis, Clyde War
rem, Winfred Mace, Carleton Gilbert,
Donald Graham, Philip Morgan, Edwin
Lawyer, Wllford Seay and Carl Betelle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
To Give Informal Reosntion

Mrs. o. H. Burbridge of 20S0 West
Adams street, president of the Califor-
MIA Business Woman's association, will
entertain the members Of the society at
an informal reception Tuesday night in
honor of the incoming president, Mrs
Pearl Adams Spaulding, and the other
new officers Mrs. Claudia Hazen
White, first vice president; Mrs. Leland
Norton, second vice president; Mrs. o.
H. Burbridge, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Mabel Birely, recording secretary,
and Miss Clementine Ashley, treasurer.
AS Mr.. Burbridge is we'll known for
her charming hospitality delightful
evening is expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Out of Town Society
PASADENA

The week started off with a sort of
promise that it would not turn out half
bad for Dan Cupid, and it held to the
promise. There were weddings and an
nouncements of engagements to fur,
nish the stray topics of parlor gossip
that often prolong discussion ON big
matters when they are not furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Moulton Of
Howard street announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Irene Moulton,
to George Vest Robinson on Tuesday.
Miss Moulton is one of the charming
members of the young social set of the
Crown City and Mr.. Robinson has bean
connected with the E. o. Nay company
Tor some time. The wedding will take
place May 10 at the home of the brides
parents.
MISS Grace Eta Conner and Frederick
harvey Snyder We're married at high.
noon Tuesday at the home of the
brides aunt, Miss Tompkins of las
Valley street, DR.. Lamport of the First
L-ethodlst church performing the cera.
lhohy AFTER short honeymoon trip
their Alhambra residence.
Miss Frances Callie Lockett becan,a
Ihe bride of Norman Dick McDoweiI
Luesaay evening at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Lockett of 497 North Fair Oaks aven,a
Inc marriage ceremony was very
pretty and the bride was charming in
beautiful gown of white.
MISS Mary Jane Switzerland and
Htoya wentworth Howse We're united
at a quiet wedding which occurred ~
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo ~
Horton of AIS Winona avenue Tuesda.,
evening at o'clock. The home was
very art1stically decorated and a num~
Der OF intimate friends of the bride and
groom were the invited guests at tha
ceremony. Pepper boughs and mink
roses together with other greeninos
ana dusty miller, made up a charrnine
aecoratlVe scheme. The ceremony was
performed before an altar constructsd
and tulle, sA'itaA
Thursday evening at their home M
~ ~ summit avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. 10. q
warner We're pleasantly surprised bv q
nunper or friends who came to ceIe-
prate the twentieth anniyersarv of
thelr wedding for them. Mr.. and Mrs
warner agreed with the surprising
party that the surprise was complete
ana everyone set in to enjoy an even
ing crammed full of pleasure.
Last night at the Country club there
occurred one of the big events of tbe
season. 1t was the bridge dinner Of
the club, and the members of the Vene-
tian Ladies' orchestra discoursed sweet
music while the guests We're playing
the fascinating game and partaking of
the bountiful menu. The prizes awarded
for the best players were excellent, and
two were awarded to the two best male
and two to the two best female players.
Mrs. G. %. Randall and Miss Ethel
a n nf l.
tertained in honor of their house guesr.
Mrs George Messner of Milwaukee, q
niece of Mrs. Randall.
Misses Cordelia Stimson and Jessie
Markham entertained the Tuesday Aft
ernoon Bridge club at the home of Miss
Stimson Tuesday afternoon. The South
(Continued on Page Five.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Compliment Bride-to-He

Miss Carmen Troconiz, whose we'd
ding to Arthur Holiday will take place
tomorrow, was the complimented guest
at a matinee party at the Belasco yes
terday, given by the members of the
Matinee Euchre club, and followed by
a luncheon at the home of Mss Bird
McLain, 916 Park View avenue. The
luncheon table was de- GRATED with pink
and white cosmos and the place cards
were hand-painted with the same flow
ers. Miss Treconiz was presented with
a cut glass comport by the members of
the club, who include Mesdames Clyde
Phillips, Neal Taylor of Pasadena, Har-
ry Phelan of Toronto, Harry Hough,
Charles Van Leane, William p. O'Meara
and Misses Ann Troconiz, Luella Cook,
Ellie Lowry, Jessie Farley of Pasadena,
Irene Phelan and Fannie O'Meara of
Salt Lake City.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
eondoIa Party and Supper

AS compliment to Mrs. w. P. Guth-
rie and her daughter, Miss Helen Guth-
rie of Covington, KY, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Cunning of 1864 West Twenty
fourth street entertained with a gon-
dola party at Venice Saturday even
ing. Later Miss Alma Cunning gave
a supper at her home on the Rialto for
the members of the party, who included
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Stebbins, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Balfour, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Campbell, Mrs. William Gedge,
Misses Florence Gedge. Edna Gedge,
Gertrude Stebbins, Charlotte Emory,
Mabel Cunning, Alma Cunning, Ma
thilde Baruch, Ruby Cunning, Fred L.
Packer, Frank Lishner, John Stebbins,
Perrin Heaverim, Clifford Cunning,
Barton Stebbins and Frank Raymond.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

Friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Keggerriis of Perry sur
prised them with a party Friday even
ing. Games were played and musical
program given during the evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shoemaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Keggerriis, Mesdames
j. Kirsch, Dawson, Adams, White,
Misses Eunice Hammond, Ella Bowron,
Anna Frankie, Winifred Fullerton, Ha-
zel Dawson, Rena Seeley, Corinne
Fredericks, Marguerite Kirsch, Leona
Adams, Ruth Keggerriis, Charles and
Ralph Dawson, Raymond Matson, Rian
Seeley, Henry Fredericks, Ray Elsey,
Carl and Ray Adams, Clyde and Ray
Keggerriis and Russell Walker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Is a Most peIiqhtfuI Affair

One of the most delightful affairs of
the past week was the card party and
musicale given last evening by DR..
and Mrs. c. B. Nichols of 1905 Park
View avenue for sixty young people
and as a compliment to Miss Mabel
Stuart, daughter of Mrs B, F. Church,
Miss Mabel Fish of st. Louis, who is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vick-
and the host and hostess nephew,
Sam Hodge of Denver. The house was
prettily decorated and handsome prizes
were given to the winning contestants
in the games. Mrs. d. F. Church and
Mrs. Frank Vickery assisted the host
and hostess in entertaining
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
To Have EIaborate ceremonx

An elaborate ceremony will be SOL
emnized this afternoon at 3 O'clock
when Miss Julia Katharine Ganahi
and Marcus E. Bennett will be mar
ried at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Ganahl, S16
Avenue 81.
Miss Ganahrs gown is a beautiful
creation of white net over white silk,
and she viii wear a wreath of orange
blossoms In her hair. She will carry
a shower of white carnations. Rev.
Michael McAulay will offieiate and the
brides sister, Mrs. j. c. DonaVan, will
act as matron OF honor. CASTOR Ga
nahl will serve as best man and little
Vincent Ganahl and Eloise Donovan.
carrying baskets OF sweet peas, will
preeede the bridal party. Mrs. Dono-
vans gown is OF white organdy,
trimmed with baby Irish lace, and her
bouquet is OF sweet peas.
During the ceremony the couple will
stand under canopy of asparagus
piumosus, white marguerites, orange
blossoms and tulle In the hall. Pink
roses and ferns win be combined in
the parlors and In the library a color
scheme OF red and green will be car
rled out with roses, geraniums and
ferns IN the dining room red and
white VIII be the prevailing color
After the ceremony a wedding sun
per Will be served and a reception
held IN the summer house, which will
be abloOm with wild mustard bios
SONS ana daisies, and the arbor lead
Ing 70 Il VIII be covered with hun
dfeds Of roses. Sixty covers viii be
laid. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett win take
trip through the northern part OF
california and Will be al home TO their
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

has returned to his home at the corner
of Fedora and Pico streets.
Mrs. Abner L. Ross and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Herbert Leslie Harris, enter
tained wednesday afternoon with a
musical tea at the home of Mrs. Harris
at 100 South Alvarado street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank owen have re-
moved from North Hobson street to
1907 Catalina street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. 5loyed of Fres-
no are with their daughter, Mrs. Kear-
ney Wilcox, at 1902 Millard avenue for
a visit of several weeks.
George Abbot, recently from Boston,
Mass, Is the guest of a relative, j. M.
Abbot, at 1862 West Pico street.
Rev. and Mrs, j. II. Myers from Me-
ohanicsYile, Pa, after a visit at the
home of Miss Anna Rhodes at 1906 Reid
street, have located at 212 North Figue-
roa street.
Mrs. Mamie Gibson end family have
removed from Gerard street to 1137
Jasmine street.
]. NJ Smith and family from River
side will reside for the season at 1925
Catalina street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
jolly Cookie Shine

Mrs. Charles E. Carver of 191 West
Avenue So entertained yesterday after
noon with jolly cooky shine for the
members of the Los Angeles Alumnae
club of Pi Beta Phi. The affair was in
honor Of Founders day and the house
was attractively decorated with the
sorority's fowers-earnations and
covers were laid for Mrs j. Ross, Mrs.
VIC. Lewis, Mrs. Howard Pearls,
Miss Pearl Russell, Miss McGahey,
Miss Edith Barley, Miss Dora Payne,
Mrs. Frank Ayers, Mrs. Leon Shaw,
Mrs. Hill, Miss Isabel Hamilton, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. C. b. Erase, Miss Grace
Brewster, Miss Nina Williams, Mrs.
Hanson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Sam Stanley,
Mrs. w. H. Wright, Mrs. Condor, Miss
Knight and Miss Busch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Card Party and Musicale

Mrs. G. ]. Kuback of 1901 South AL
varado street entertained with a card
party and musicale yesterday afternoon
and Miss Olga Sinclair rendered sew
eral selections on tie piano. Mrs.
Katherine Hammer gave readings and
vocal numbers were rendered by Misses
Isabel Curl, Peals Teetzel and Rose
Kubach. Prizes of cut glass were given
to the winning contestants in the games
and the score cards were hand-painted
in pink. The-different rooms were pret-
tily decorated with ivy geraniums, and
Miss Rose Kubach assisted her mother
in entertaining the guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
ro Appear for EIrst TIme

The st. Paul Choral society will ap-
pear for the first time Tuesday evening
In Mendelssohn's masterpiece, st.
Paul" under the leadership of Ernest
Douglas, at st. Paurs pro-cathedral.
The soloists will be Miss Maude
Wolfe, contralto; Frank g. Collier,
baritone; Howard u. Pratt, tenor, and
Master Carroll Brunger, soprano and
the accompanies will be William Edison
Strowbridge, pianist, and ldward S.
Fuller, organist, both musicians of high
standing In Los Angeles musical world.
Miss Wolfe has studied with Madame
Smart Of Boston and Signor Janotta of
this city. and both Mr.. Pratt and Mr..
Collier are young men of great promise
who will make their irst appearance in
oratorio work Tuesday evening Mas
ter Brunger is only 70 years old, but
he already possesses a wonderful voice.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
To Hold Annual Election

The annual election Of the Wednes-
day Morning club win be held Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. f. e. Pryor, 223 North Sichel
street, and will be for members only
At o'clock in the afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. III. Harrison, 21S North
Sichel street, the Shakespeare class
under the leadership of Mrs. Brett, will
begin the last play of the year, Loves
Labor Lost"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
EntertaIns eerean Glass

The members of the women's Berean
class Of the Central Baptist Sunday
school were entertained by Mrs. III. s.
sparks OF lS46 Constance street Friday
afternoon Mrs 10. r. Hudson of 1880
class teacher for the ensuing six
months, and after the business meet
ing refreshments We're served.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
To Be Marrled rhursdau

Miss May Slower of Dakota and Roy
Cleveland, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Cleveland, 800 North Soto street, will
be married Thursday evening at the
Boyle Heights Methodist church Miss
Geneva Gish will be maid of honor and
MISS olla Grant will attend as brides
maid. George Erwick will stand with
the bridegroom. A reception will be
held after the ceremony at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
Club Members Are auesta

The members OF the Golden West
club. who include Mesdame5 X. F.
Young. Myers, ID. Young, Perry, Cad
Wen, Peterson and Misses Josie Brown
and Mary Davidson, were the guests
Friday afternoon Of Mrs, 4. 10. Van
Pelt OF 44O6 Walrath street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
LindIeY-RotiIIer NuptiaIs

The wedding of Miss Ida Botiller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Botiller
of 1881 West Ninth street, and Angus
r. Lindley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Lindley of Ontario, will take place
Tuesday in st. Vincent's cathedral.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
To Wed Miss Stafford

At high noon Tuesday Miss Florence
Stafford, daughter of Mrs. John Staf-
ford, and Ralph Lambert Brown will be
married at the home of the brides sis
ter Mrs. w. w. Gibbs, jr., of 1749 West
Twenty-first street. Master Billy Gibbs,
the only attendant, will carry the ring.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
PIeo tleIahts Social Notsa

Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Eshelman/o or
TrOpico have been guests at the home
of their daughter Mrs. w. ]. Keefer,
at her home, 2572 West Plco street
III. II, Vincent has removed from Ho-
bart street 10 1884 West Pico street.
II. A. Guthrie. who has been on
trip to Antelope waller, Kern county.