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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19-By the return
of six well known gamblers to Broad
way, loudly dcclaiming against Frank
Burbrdge and his Cuban club at
Havana, there is revealed a story of Il
loss of $4,000 at roulette by Joseph
Letter in the establishment of Bur
bridge.
Those who have returned with GricV-
auccs against BurbridGc are John
Barker, George hathaway, Thomas
Montague Frank Parrish, Walter Fen
nimorc and Frank Lanoucttc. There ~
still another To come. John Tonnes, and
he is expected almost amy day.
owen G. Pal1, who for more than a
year was Burbrldgc'S manager warned
the other men against making the trip
to cuba. He has been back several
weeks.
All except PaT complain that Bur
bridge induced them to so to Havana
for the winters campaign, and then
broke every agreement he made, leaN~
ing them to shift for themselves. PARIS
complaint is longer and accuses Bur
bridge Of duplicity, dcsertion and
broken pledges. 1t was he who talked
yesterday.
He confirmed the report of the loss Of
lette wheel when the young man who
once tried to corner wheat, and whose
family is the largest land owner in the
country had his unfortunate encounter
He was present also when the young
man and a well known American ac-
tress were given a private reception
during the closed period The outcome
Of this was not so fortunate for the
gamblers, for after losing 500 the
land owner withdrew grumbling loudly
at his fate.
Burbrldgc, after District Attorney
Jerome ended his career in West
Thirty-third street in a house which
Frank Farrell denied owning sought
Havana as a new winter capital grow
ing very popular every day with
wealthy Americans. Arriving there ii
was quietly whispered that he had the
backing of Richard Garfield ana other
Weallhy New York gamblers, but as n
matter OF fact. he was on very friendly
torms with certain officials Of the Pal
ma administrator who left no oppor-
tunity To- make "a little money pass.
IdT said yesterday that the agree
mcnt was that the Cuhans should have
30 per cent OF the net profits. but
whether that was carried ont 60 the
letter he could not say. The individual
profits of Burbrdgo the first year was
$1S5 900.
PAR speaks Spanish. and his wife is
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Under Auspices of Lodqe

Judcr the auspices of the Merrill
lodge, SO. 299, L. O. q. r., "A recital will
be given by Miss Sadie Roberts, reader,
tomorrow evening m the Metropolitan
hau, 321l4 South Spring street, Mrs.
Whitley, Misses Alfredo and Lydia
Walbcr@, Daniel Wulberg and Ernest
Wa,brrs viii assist her I'm presenting
the program, which will be as follows;
Piano solo (sclectedl. by Mrs. Whitley;
"Au Old Maid of New England" Wil-
kins-Freemam, "A Cathedral Court
shin CWiggWsl, "IloW the Old Horse
Won Ciolmcsl hy Sadie Alcne Rob
crls; "A Common Druukard' (tob-
crts) "A Royal Princess" CRossettD.
AN Old Sweetheart of Mine" QRiley)
Sadie Alena Roberts. vocal duet, Life s
Railway Crilmam, the Mi. cs AL
nedd and Lydia Walberg: trombone
solo (selected), Daniel WalbTg; Gen
tir' lWilkius-Freem8W, Kentucky
Philosophy CROberlsun). "Imphym'
(NicholsoU, Sadia Aleua Roberts. and
"a clarinet solo (scIcctcd, by Ernest
Walberg.
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Notes

Saturday afternoon pupils of James
s. Lacey gave a piano recital at Sym
Opus. II for piano and Violon. Miss
Mabel Mackenzie, who plays the violin
part of Mozart's sonata in fiat,
Ophus. II for piano and violin. Miss
Grace a. Whitesell, soprano, sang a
group of songs.
ON Monday evening the Haresfoot
Dramatic club will produce its second
play of the season at Cumnock hall,
1900 South Figueroa street The clubs
last play. An Evening of Farce" was
so successful that it has been request
ed to repeat it, and it will be repeated
some time in the near future. The
play to be presented Monday evening
is Pinero's "LadY BOuntiful"
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To Install Officers

The members OF the Los Angeles
hive. No. l, l.. O. r. NJ, will hold their
Installation ceremony Thursday even
ing in Ilks hall. The officers who will
be Installed are Mrs. Minnie Sullivan,
past commander; Mrs. George Ashby,
commander; Mrs. James T. Neighbors,
lieutenant commander; Mrs. Mary l..
Denis. record keeper: Mrs. Jennie Wea-
Yer, finance keeper; Mrs. Nettie Hctter-
berg, chaplain Mrs, II. DepeW john
son. sargcant-at- arms: Mrs. Katherine
Rcnnie. mistress Mrs. Jennie
Hamilton. sentinel AND Mrs. Julia Hal
lock. picket Mrs. Jennie Weaver will
preside and she viii be assisted by Mrs.
Matte Buch. Mrs Jennie Cook and
Mrs Ncttie Williams
A program ana dancing will follow
.hc Installation ceremonies.
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To Become Bride Today

Miss II. Estelle Mock. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mock of 1119 West
Twenty y-ninth street, will become the
bride this afternoon of Philip Howard
Kaufman at the home of her parents.
Rabbi S. Hecht of Temple B'nai Birth
will perform the ceremony and the
wedding music will be rendered by Il
harpist and pianist. Miss Sadie Mock,
the brides sister will attend as maid
of honor and Miss Alma Kaufman, a
sister of the bridegroom. will serve as
bridesmaid. Frank Mock will be best
man and Misses Lillian and Ruth Kauf-
man will act as flower girls. The bride S
gown is of white silk trimmed with
duChesse lace.
After February Mr.. and Mrs Kauf
man will be at home to their friends at
1119 West Twenty street.
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Letter lost $4,000. He knew me and
had confidence in me. When he fin
iShed he gave me three notes for the
fun amount and those notes are still
bearing interest-high interest. l know
that Mr.. LeiteC has offered $4,000 on
account to Burbridge but Burbridge
demurred to this. He said he knew
the notes We're good, and the interest
was enough to want him to keep the
claim as long as he could.
THE law I'm Havana is very peculiar
regarding gambling and kindred Of
fenScS." continued Parr. For second
offcnses they can give you practically
life if they want to. | did not know it
at the time, but when | went there l
was held out as one of the owners of
the club as we'll as its member, instead
of being merely n paid cmploye.
represented }urbridge i'm everything.
The success Of the club was great from
he beginning. The profits We're enor-
nous ana they were sure. All went
wen until one night we We're unfor-
tunatc enough to win $2S,0O0 from the
relative of an owner of newspaper
of Havana. The newspaper opened up
ON us soon after.
IAN you need down there to gain a
conviction is to be able to swear you
saw the game in operation.
ENluenCe on d LduuCT
zone night | was rolling the ball at
roulette for Hattie Forsythe, an Amer
lean chorus girl and a party of Gu
bans, when they put n ladder up to
the window and saw me at work l
was told they We're after me and |
started to make arrangements to es-
cape. l had to cross the island and
get TO Jamaica from some other port,
as Havana was Immediately guarded.
/ went to Burbridge for the money
necessary to blind certain officials ANA
other expense, and to my surprise he
would only give me $50. | had TO take
this and got hack to New York some
how"
Parr returned to New York i'm time
TO warn the other six not to so 10
Havana. They are all very well known
ir the profession, and We're induced to
leave the city on offers that their work
would be steady and their wages high.
Instead they say they were treated like
servants, miserably lodged and fed,
and when the new regime closed down
the club for all public plays they were
turned adrlft When they asked for
their return tickets they declare that
all Burbridge offered them was steer
age,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
DR.. John Merritte Driver

DR.. John Mcrrittc Driver is the second
lecturer in the New University course.
and owing to a change of routing he
will appear at Simpson auditorium ON
Saturday, January 26. DR.. Driver is the
popular successor of DIR. Thomas and
Frank Crane at the famous Peoples
church at Chicago. He studied I'm Bos~.
ton. Leipsic and under the very shadow
of the Vatican in Rome, and has visited
many strange and interesting lands,
hence he is justly entitled to the name
of World-Citizen, and can interest and
instruct any audience. He talks on
WHITTIER Are We Drifting and What
Will BE Our Final Destiny?"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Is Hostess at Charming Tea

Miss Florence Silent of Chester
place was hostess yesterday afternoon
at a charming tea given at the Los
Angeles Country club in honor of Miss
Louise Mcfarland and her fiance, Leo
Chandler.
An effective decorative scheme was
carried out with violets and white hy-
ocinths and Miss Silent was assisted in
receiving by the young women of Miss
McFarland's bridal party, who include
Miss Sallie Mcfarland, Mrs Sam Has
kins. Mrs. Avery Mccartney, Mrs JEFF
ferson Paul Chandler. Miss Louise
Burke, Miss Lucille Chandler Miss
Grace Mellus and Miss Frances Coch-
ran, and also by Mesdames Dan Nc
Farland, Frank Thomas, Edward ST.
lent Jaro Won Schmidt, NJ. j. Connell
and Harry Lombard Misses Marian
MacNeil and Marjorie Welsh presided
at the punch bowl.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Otie Chew and Peie Storck

II Is seldOm that Two such clever art :
lists as Otie Chew. Violinist, and Peje
Storck. pianist, are heard ON the same
evening i'm concert. Miss Chew is Il
most delightful player and her work in
Los Angeles has been most satisfactory.
This is her first opportunity of giving
a complete program. Among the num-
bcrs will be Saint-Saens "Capricc
AndalOus," the first public presentl-
tion of this number in America. Mr..
Storck is again at his best and a most
delightful number of piano numbers is
promised. Miss ChcW'S concert is to
be given at Simpson auditorium Feb
ruary |.
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Society
.IE vonng Momen memhers ID b

T~IE young women members Of the
conference Of St Vincents dc Paul
are planning to- work particularly
hard this week I'm preparation for tho
newspaper carnival which they will
give Thursday In Father Meyers Mem
orial hall They have originated a num-
Der of unique features. but they are
keeping iudiciously silent about them
In order to surprise their guests Thurs
day.
There will be twelve booths. each one
representing a local newspaper. Miss
Clark will be in charge of The Herald
booth, where ice cream cornucOpias VIII
be on sale. This will be announced 10y
herald with large horn.
Funny mirrors will adorn the Times
Mirror booth and peanuts and popCofn
will be sold here under the direction of
Miss Clara Gerhardt.
Cigars, cigarettes and violets will be
sold by Misses lGstclle LIE Sage Mildred
'ralcott and Myrtle Talcott in the Even
ing News booth. which will be deco
rated i'm Turkish style.
A shooting gallery will occupy the
Record pink sheet booth and Miss
Fowler will sell sporting goods A police
court with Judge policemen and pris-
oner will be in operation In the Exam
iner booth, with Miss Teresa Clark i'm
charge.
Misses Mary lie Sage and Josephine
Lane will sell express packages from,
the Express booth, and Misses Grace
Du Casse and May Delaney will tell for
tunes from the Tidings booth.
Actors and actress pictures will be 4
feature of the Graphic booth, which will
be i'm charge Of Miss Anna sullivan,
and Misses Marie and Hortense Linden.
feldt will have charge of the affairs Of
the postofficc in the Saturday Evening
Post booth.
Pennants and students supplies of all
kinds will be sold from the college
student booth by Misses Brant, Gcral-
dine Fitzgerald and Agnes Brown, and
hats will be checked i'm the Pacific out
look booth. Miner Hicks and his pipe
in company with a roulette wheel will
be the features of the out West booth
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observation-disclosures.
M ME. schumann-Heink, who

M ME. Schumann-Henk who of
wv all living singers appears to be
the most Indispensable to the
happiness of a multitude of people, is
announced as the fifth number of t..e
Philharmonic course. and sings under
l.. j.. Behymer's management at Simp-
son auditorium Thursday night Jan a.
and Saturday matinee, Jau 26. Her
return from comic opera and grand
opera and the concert stage has been
triumph for this famous woman. She
sang in Paris. in Bayreuth; she
stormed the kaiser's capital city. and
the hypercIitical Berlin public Was at
her feet i'm a tWinklng.
In her programs the star is down to
sing fifteen numbers. She will open
with Mozarts aria. ''Nitellia," followed
by Schubert series, and later on
number of gypsy songs, ending with
Wagner's recitative and aria from
"Rienzi" giving a most diversified pro-
gram. The numbers for Los Angeles
are as follows:
(a) Der Wanderer. CbD An bic
Musik, Cc) Die All Macht....
rvo songs fron; ;tciteritnhaS FranI schubert
and b. a. 1ch Grolle Night; b,
Elm Jungling Licbt Elm Ma
................ Robert schumann
'ttl 'Iult 4NdtIll. w IIll IltIDSlt itl
Es Hat Die Rose Sich Belgat
............. .............. Franz
(a) Es Muss Elm Wundcr Bares
Scin, (b) Die Drei .igeuncr..
................. .......... FRANZ List
(a( Sapphischc ode. 90 Six Hun
sarian Gypsy Songs. s......... Brah
l. Ye Gypsies Sound Your Harp; >. High
and Towering Rma stream; 3,
Know Yc, When My Lov'd one Is
Fairest; 4. Loving God Thou Know
est, D. Art Thou Thinking often
Now, Sweetheart; ., Rose Buds
Three
Piano soil, 'oap LiebcstrauIn.. ...Liszt
Cb) Hochzeistag Aue Irolhagcn. .Greig
Miss Helen Schaul.
RecitatiVe and Aria from "RicnZi'
....................... Wagner
Mime Sclumanu- IIcink
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Club Members Are Guests

The members of the Girls Bridge
club, VINO include Mrs. Ben Harwood
and Misses Cynthia and Zella Fay
Cecil ANA Clara Badgeley, Blanche Don
Eell, Ray johnson, Mabel Bowler, Car
re Bogart, Lima Johnson. Leola Allen,
Hazel French and Mrs. Hagerty We're
entertained Friday afternoon by Miss
Nancy Marsh of 6l7 Shatto place, Miss
Nell Norman of Troy, o.. who is visit
ing the hostess, was present as Il spe-
cial guest
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Boz

orator of the decade whom the public
will turn out and pay to hear. Miss
Booths season is limited to fifty en-
gagements. She gives her money to
support her two Hope halls, homes for
paroled and discharged prisoners. Her
husband is Commander Ballingtun
Booth of the Volunteers of America. \
portion of Mrs. Booths talk that has
proved most interesting is "Thc Wo-
mans Side of the Criminal Problem"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Celebrate Anniversary

In celebration of the one hundredth
birthday anniversary of General Rob-
ert f. Lee. the members of the Wade
Hampton chapter. L. d. c.. delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. T. Sayler, 705 East
Adams street. \ musical and literary
program was given and the members
of all the Los Angeles chapters were
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

The subject for William Jennings
Bryan's lecture Monday night, January
itoriuni, is "rhe Old World and Its
Ways" IA combination of articles writ
ten during his recent trip around the
world A portion of the income from
Mr.. l}ryan's work always goes to some
local charity, and the NcWsboys' home
is to be the recipient of Mr.. Bryans
generosity ON this particular evening in
,oS Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
To Entertain Whist Club

The members of the Fleur-deLis
Whist club. who include Mr.. and Mrs.
George Diddock Mr. and Mrs. George
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. A. McEnnis and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Otto. win he entertained to-
morrow evening by Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Ferris of 1116 East Eleventh
ctp
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Country Club Gives Dance

Mcsdames W. NJ Garland. Michael
J. Conuoll. j. A. J"yue ana Misses
Annis Van Nuys and Florence silent
were hostcssos Friday evening at a
delightful dancing party given by the
Los Angeles Country club. Aroud's
orchestra played for the dnuctDg and
ono hundred guests We're present.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Luncheon at Redondo

In honor OF Miss Louise otis OF
Rochester, n. Y, Mrs. Hamilton Bow.
man Rollins Of Redondo will be host
ess at luncheon party tomorrow fol
which invitations have been issued tC
Misses Helen Wells. Susan Carpenter
Helen Chaffec. Louise Mcfarland, Pear
Seelcy Eva Elizabeth Heating, Lucy
Clark, Mary Clark, Edith Heron and
Alice Shaw.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
WenzeI Kopta and Heinrich Won Stein

WenHel Kopta, the local Bohemian
vioinist, assisted by Heinrich Won
Stein pianist, are arranging a most
complete program for Thursday even
ing, February Z, at simpson auditorium.
Bazzini's violin concerto will be one Of
the selections and the Weber Bulow
"InvitatiOn to the Dance will he full OF
interest Kopta has reserved for this
program Ernsts celebrated Air Hun
sores' and will give it for the first
time 10 Los Angeles
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a Cuban. so he was first engaged as a
manager.
The Cuban club was success from
the start" he said yesterday. I'VE had
fine place in the Prado, and would
allow only the Wealthiest residents of
the city to come. our patrons were
Wealthy Americans.
u rolled the bah tho night that Mr..
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
10 Act as Hostesses

A great deal of attention will be
centered this week on the assembly
ball which will take place Tuesday
evening at Kramcrs. MINES. Ram
dolph Miner. Hancock Banning, VIII
liam May Garland, Granville Mac
Gowan, Mary Longstreet and j G..
Drake viii act as hostesscs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Carroll Mccomas May Be Heard Here

Miss Carroll McComas. the California
whistler and opera singer, may be heard
in concert in this city i'm the near fu-
turc. size has been working steadily
for nearly six years and left her COM
pany in the east for Al rest through the
holidays, intending to return the week
following Christmas. Miss McComaS
finds many friends interested in her and
her work and would like to spend Il few
weeks longer in her homo citN. Thus
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Luncheon and Lea

Mrs. John IL. Norton of >24 West
TWcnty-eighth street has issued iuvi-
tations for "a luncheon WcdI -day i'm
honor of Mis-. EIWclI $. otis off Eocros-
ter y. !. Later i'm ih" afternoon Mrs.
Norton will be hosto-- again I'D al tea
complimentary tn Miss Louise otis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
paIntIIY AppoInted pInner

Mr.. and Mrs. West Hughes gave ~
daintily appointed dinner party Friday
night i'm honor of Mr. and Mrs. j. q,
JaInes of Louisville, who are passllp
the winter I'm California. Fourteen
covers were laid and the table was at.
tractlvely decorated with pink sweet
peas and moldenhair ferns. The coio
scheme was further carried out by M,
candelaba, which were pink shaded.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Presides at Luncheon

Mrs. Don Laubersheimor presided at
the luncheon which was given yester-
day afternoon in the Hill Crest inn to
200 of the normal school alumni. 1t was
planned to give the luncheon the third
Saturday of every month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Plan Pleasant Affairs

The club women of Bakersfield are
planning all manner of pleasant things
for the convention of the Federation of
Woman's Clubs, which will meet there
February 6, I and 8. A good program
has been prepared and the entertaining
women will make every effort to have
this convention the best in the annals
of the federation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Discuss Art

art and Its Relation to Life" was
discussed Friday by G. p. Nelson be-
fore the members of the Friday Morn
ing club. A short address was also
given by Madam Ursula Gestefcld of
Chicago.
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To Entertain Club Members

The members OF the Jolly Sixteen
club will be entertained Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
Wren. There win he present MIR and
Mrs Zouisc Zeigler Mr. ond Mrs Al
fred Thorn. Mr. and Mrs. John Rric-
uer Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellbournc,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II, Finn, Mrs Frank
w Haymaker, Misses Kate Ziegler,
Isabel McFadden, Sadie Sunbury and
VIII Zicgler
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
TO Compliment Mrs. Ducommun

In honor OF Mrs. Emil Ducommun, a
recent bride. Mrs. Henry Woollacott
and Miss Woolacott of 1115 South Al
varado street will give a whist party
Tuesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Gilmore re.Norman Nuptials

Miss Blanche Gilmore. daughter Of
Mrs. Elwood Gilmore of West Pico
street, and Claude Van Norman will
be married Wednesday evening i'm the
Pico Heights congregational church,
with Rev. J. NJ. Schaeile officiating.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hutchinson an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Allibell Hutchinson, to Frank
Mitchell Alton, son of John Alton of the
Farmers and Merchants bank. No date
has yet been set for the wedding. out
it will take place some time in the early
part of the summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Give Good Performance

Misses Williams. Reed. Tobias,
Marcher and Moy and Messrs. Blair
and Phipps. students of the Dobinson
School of Expression, gave a good per-
formance of The Hunchback, by
Sheridan Knowles, last evening at
Dobinson auditorium, 1044 South Hope
CTR
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Reception and Entertainment

The members of the John H. Regan
L. d. G., gave a reception and
entertainment in Oak hall. Fraternal
Brotherhood building, last evening in
honor of the one hundredth birthday
of the Confederate general,
Robert f. Lee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Informal Social Affair

Miss Louise Mcfarland was the COM
pimentcd guest at an informal social
affair yesterday afternoon given by
Mrs. John Van Giese Posey of $50 West
Twenty third street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
To Give Recentlon

Mrs, Eldcn =. Bryan and daughter
Miss Bryan, of Al Westmoreland place.
are planning to- give "a reception Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Luther
u. Bradford
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Maud salIinqton Booth

Mrs. Maud Ballngton Booth, who
opens the new University course at
Simpson auditorium next Tuesday even
ing. in this city, is the only woman
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To Honor Enaaoed Counlc

Miss Louise Mcfarland and n.r
fancc, Leo Chandlcr win ID, the rol-
plimonted guests at a. diumor party to-
bo given Thursday night by Count anN
Mrs. Jaro Von Schmidt of i Chester
place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
To Give larue lea

Miss Louise Burke of Berkeley square
has issued invitations for large tea to
be given Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Louise Mcfarland and Leo
Chandler
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Omaha Women 10 Sc Guests

Mrs. William II Kelley and Mrs.
Nora X. Lcming of Omaha viii be the
honorcd guests a reception Wcdues-
day afternoon, at which Mrs. w. G..
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To Have Benefit Card Party

At Henderson hall, corner Union ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street, benefit
card party will be given Tuesday aft
ernuon, January %. by the members of
the International Sunshine society.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
VIII Be at Home to Club

Miss Lucy Lindsey of l7lO South
Flower street win bc an home 20 the
members of the Bachelor Maids T. S.
G. club Saturday afternoon
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ODE TO NEW YEARS

May glad New Year
Bring rs good cheer
And lots of beer.
May luck abound,
And cash he found
The country round.
May prices stop
From further hop
And take a drop.
May graftcrs an,
From Pete 10 Paul,
Get sudden full
May politics.
And other tricks
Get hit with bricks.
May all the trusts
Get all the busts,
And come TO CruStS.
May lee and coal
CThey're check by joWD,
Get In a hole.
May millionaircs
skip all their heirs
And Whack ON shares.
May Fortune smile,
And luck boguile
Us all the while.
Here's 10 the New,
And me and YOU,
b And all the crew.
JOE KERR
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
To Be in Charge of Picnic

Dr. a. a. Scott will be i'm charge of
,Ao picnic which viii be given Saturday
hy the members of the Michigan So
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

Miss Florence Browning of 1851 East
Second street will entertain the mem-
bers of the V. G.. club Wednesday aft
CrnOOn