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VIRGINIA REALTY TITLE CORPORATION. OF
fees. 80 Columbian building and Rosslyn, Va
furnishes titles to all real estate in Virginia and
gives you perfect title. ja10-tf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

q lines, ooc OF $i'VV. 4 VS., 800 INV, 81
FOR sALE-AT KENSINGTON.
Large Groom house: wide veFandas trent and
rear; modern plumbing: house supplied with
artesian well water: lot 50x150 feet; an album
dance of fruit and shrubbcry, price very reason
able; anxious to SELL convenient 10 steam
and electric
FOR SAFE
frst-class condition. lot lnbylI5 feet: choice loea-
ton price only $1,000: terms TO suit.
FOR SALE
Large colonial house. containing IA rooms: fine
shade and shrubbcry; within easy driv lng DIS
lance Of the city: Of the greatest bargains
In suburban property to be offered In the pis-
trict; terms to suit purchaser
TERRELL & LITTLE, Agents.
apr 81. m.w.3t I13 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-BRYN MAWR HIGHLANDS.
II. VI. MARTINS 18Th SUBDIVISION.
ROCKVILLE PIKE AND BRADLEY LANE
Lots 5Ox140 #. $lSJ each.
Also tracts in the same subdivision at 5000 to
$3.50 per acre.
High land beautiful and extensive views over
looking Chevy Chase Golf Links. Best water,
well drained sewerage provided for. store. school,
church, excellent neigh tOrh0od. This is another
terms always suit the purchaser. come early
and let show you tht ground. and we VIII
build your home II desired. The best suburban
property for the money the market
ii. NJ MARTIN. 1Ii1 Pc. ave. NV.
Washington. ID. O.
az ACRES AT CEESTERBRoOK. ON OLD DO
minun railway ideal location for subdivision;
line through ground will sci! cheap for cash.
Address Box 1919. Star office. ap2I-s,tuw3t
IDEAL HOME At EAST FALLS CHURCH. VA:
h0t-water heat, bath, etc: one acre ground; all
outhuildings VIII trade for city home. Price,
$500. Address Box 1856 Star Office.
ap2I-s. W.3t
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FOR SALE-BRYN MAWR HIGHLANDS.
IL 4 ISIDN
SILVER SPRING PARK.

We selling direct from owners TO
purchasers. lots 50x $50 to 900 #. villa
sites u to 2 acres, 2lac to Zoe So. #. in
the subdivision of SILVER SPRING
PARK; % TO 30 houses already built and
many more under construction. We will
sell you the lots and you build your
house will build according to your
plans and sell you house and lot. To-
Gated Immediately on BrightwoOd ave.
line, - min. to center Of city; ee-
vation 400 II. Small cash payment,
balance monthly. Phone main 6631.
Write call for full particulars.
EASLEY & HILL. OWNERS
ap21-2t Room al, Munsey bldg.
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CHOICE VILLA SITES IN
CHEVY CHASE (Section lid

at cents per SO. IT,
Section iii. Chevy Chase. fronts on the east SID.
Of Conn., ave-. directly opposite Chevy Chase Inn.
We offering villa sites in this delightful suburb
Of from y to acres at cents per 50: fl
you buy today. Pay 500 to $500 cash, and
the balance in small monthly payments Ride out ont
northeast OF that point. cas ricket and two
cents is S c9TIuter' sri fare; l. CO. mo
1i14 ST. NV.
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CHRISTIAN ROME. By ]. w. and A. NJ.
Cruickshank. Grant Aliens Historical
Guides. New York: A. Vessels Com
pany. Washington: Ballantyne &
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OR RENT-TAKOMA PARK-TEN- ROOM HOUSE.
short walk from cars; shade, garden spot: price
$50 per month and water rent Z. II. HEATON.
Cedar ST. and Eastern ave. ap26-3ts
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FOR RENT--vACANT MAY 1, ACRES. 12-RoOAi
house, Ridge road teast), is minutes from Ben
ming electric cars Address Il. C. DOWNING. 81
i. ave. pw., city. apa6- ST.
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THE COMMON BACTERIAL INFEC-
TIONS OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT.
and the IntoXications Arising from
Them. BY c. A. Herter. Md, profess
sor of pharmacology and therapeutics
in Columbia University, consulting
physician to the City Hospital, New
York. New York: The Macmillan
Company. Washington: Woodward &
Lothrop.
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FOR RENT-PErWO HOMES.
Two very desirable brick houses, rooms and
bath In good repair: line. 1917 and
432l Sth ST. nv. LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER,
ap263t 6l2 nth W.
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AMONG THE WORLDS PEACEMAK-

THE HORIZON; a Journal of the Color
Line; Periodical Of Purpose and
Prehension Devoted to the interests Of
the Darker Races. w. e. Burghardt
Dubois. r. H M Murray, L. M. Her.
shaw, Owners and Editors. Washing
ton: Murray Bros.
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RENOLOGICAL FINANCED Being a
True History Of the Life and Adven-
lures of Mortimer Kensington Queen.
BY Nick Sherlock Collier. Boston: The
c. n. Clark Publishing Company
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BEAUTIFUL SRO0M COTTAGE, TAKOMA
Park; square east OF the depot and electric
cars beautiful bath. city water. sewage and gas
large purcheS three sides Of the house, a
very pleasant home; photo at Office; price, $4,000.
ap21-3t GEO. A. MYERS. Iu4 Sth NV.
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FINGERPOSTS TO CHILDREN'S REAI
ING. By Walter Taylor Field. Oh
cago: A.-C. McClurg & Co.
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ACREAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Desirable tracts OF land OF from to one
hundred acres north of the city and west Of
Rock creek at speculative prices.
LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER,
apa6-3t 6l2 l4th st. NV.
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PRICE. DESIRABLE BROOM HOUSE AT
"ottcriourrc' Chevy Chase Md: bath; furnace
heat: lot 5oxl25 ADAM J. DICkHANT Real
Estate. Loans and Insurance, 1915 Pa. ave NV
FOR SALE-AN ARTISTIC HOME NEAR CHEVY
the bungalow type. designed, built and occupied
hy owner; has modern bath, hot and cold water,
furnace heat good cellar, large attic. pretty
front and side porchPS: southern exposure; 5000
s IT OF ground See about this row. I'M
mediate possession be given. THOS. ].
SPECULATIVE sNAP-THREE LARGE LOTS
on ear line in Bethesda Park: both adjoining lots
built upon and values rising rapidly. ]. H.
MILLER 1904 L NV. ap263t'
FOR RENTAL OR PART OF LARGE FUR
nished house. with without 20 acres, horse
carriage. COWS. poultry. Mrs. GEO. BlBB
BROWN, kensington Md. ap262t'
wANTED-SMALL HOUSE, WITH 2 OR 3<ACRES
OF ground. on Washington Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Ny.. between Washington and Alexandria.
Apply after pm, Fiat |, 1894 b s.w. ap26-3t
THE FOLLOWING SUBURBAN REALTY BAR
gains can be bought terms TO sun purchaser:
acres; 5-room dwelling; summer Kitchen; sta
ble excellent condition; miles from electric
and steam cars; miles from city. 81 800
Ouibuiidings; between steam and electric cars !:
% acres and 4room house. in fair conii tion
barn; good well; fruit; ga miles from
steam and elcctSr cars .......-....-...S1.4 400
p acres; good Groom house; good trucking
miles from city. nacadanlized road; SO, 600.
Or will sell part proportionately.
MARION DUCKETr son, 635 st. NV.
Arrest
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
EntArtains Winter Class

The members Of the summer class OF
the Sixteenth street school entertained
delightfully."- Friday evening at the home
of Miss Margaret Rimpau of 1908 South
Main street for tie members OF the
winter class The dini,g room was dec
Grated with a color scheme of red and
white, and in the parors the prevail
ing color tones were green and gold.
Misses Helen Harwood and Louise VIII
liams were present special guests and
other guests were Misses PGuline Good
win, Stella Knoles, Ethel Maitre. Virgil
Shafer, Verona Murset, Katie Winslow,
Jennie Blum, irene Wolf, Eva Hall,
Helen McGill, Helen Bearner, Florence
Danforth, Helen Levy, Lulu Hinters,
Grace Wamack. Hazel Graham, Eliza
beth Walker. Julius Plath, Harry Bla-
ney, James Patton, Frank Matthews,
Frank Eldcn, Fred Hilpert, Fred Roder.
Louis Roeg, Sloan Flack, Earl Auble,
Joseph De Soto, Oscar Longcroft, Ray
mond Luce, Russell Staubs, Rowan
Webb and Eugene 3ihn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Are PLANNING Entertainment

Members of the Tabernacle society of
the Blessed Sacrament church are plan
ming an entertainment to De given Tues
day evening in Wilcox hall, Hollywood.
Hilda Gilbert will present the program,
assisted by boys from st. Vincent's col
lege.
Following is the program: Original
monologue, ION the Stage; five min
utes with James Whitcomb Riley; THE
Day Is Gone BY, Amt Coin to Cry
no More; lullaby. "The Boyle Man, "
by Paul l.. Dunbar; music by the or
chestra; "A Bad Half Hour" charac-
ers are: Howard r. Stanton and Lydia
and Hilda Gilbert; piona solo. Dr. ].
NJ. Loretz; "At the Telephone; 1.-THE
Four Ages of Women; How Differ
ent Girls Walk; selected music by the
orchestra; Stage Struck" by Miss
Hilda Gilbert; Charlie Wilson Lang
don, an actor, Phil Kerr; Bill, stage
hand, James Hayes; Mag Duffy, with
ambition Hilda Gilbert.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Entertains Junior Class

The members of the junior class of
the Girls collegiate school We're enter
tained at dancing party given Fri
day evening by Miss Margaret Bartlett
at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Bartlett of 24O0 South
Figueroa street. The guests included
Misses Grace Richman, Margaret Dick
inson, Dorothy Fish, Gertrude Schaffer.
Gladys Holmes, Anna NJ. Caswel,
Florence Wachter, Beatrice Cutter
Beatrice Fessenden, Eloise Watkins
Grace Perkins, Florence Bowden, Vir-
ginia Walsh, Evangeline Norwell Ella
Hinkle, Margaret Could Adele Stind-
man, Ethel Siegel, Frances Shields,
Ramona Vieger, Blanche Whelan,
Gertrude Barringer, Viva Dillon, Fie
Day, Ruth Heney, Mildred Whitman,
Charlotte Crane, Helen Wilson, Blanche
Kellie, Georgia Clark. Gladys Moore,
Gertrude Epstein, Janet DSallar, Ev-
erett Robinson, Allan Leonard, Paul
Peine, Percy Eisen Volney Spaulding,
Harry Chandler Harold Snyder, Ernest
Crook and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
solemnize Pretty weddino

one of the pretty weddings of the
week was that of Miss Ethel Wise
man. daughter OF Mrs. Katheryn WISE
man of SS2 South Hope street, and
Frederick Il. Shields Wednesday even
ing. The service was read by Rev
Robert Mcintyre in the First Meth
odist church and only the members of
the two families were present Miss
Bessie Wscman, sister of the bride,
attended as maid OF honor, and she was
gowncd in charming suit of garnet
silk with picture hat to match. and
carried dark red sweet peas and ferns.
The bride was handsomely gowned
in dark blue chiffon broadCloth with
becoming hat. She carried an arm bou-
quet of brides roses. Jean Parker
stood with the bridegroom and during
the ceremony Mrs. W. T.. Wiseman
of Long Beach sang II Love You
Truly"
Many handsome presents were re-
ceivcd by the couple and the maid of
honor was presented with q diamond
solitaire ring by the bride, while Mr..
Shields presented his best man with
a gold card case.
After the ceremony a breakfast was
served at Hotel Orena and during the
meal a program OF orchestra music was
given. Pink carnations, acacias and
ferris were combined in an attractive
decorative scheme for the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields will be at home
to their friends after January 90 at
764 West Twenty y-seCond street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
is Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs. Henry OMelvenY Of South
Figueroa street was hostess yesterday
afternoon at a charmingly appointed
luncheon given at the California club
in honor of Miss Katharine Graves OF
Alhambra.
There were nine tables Of six covers
each and every one was decorated with
a different color scheme. Monogramed
place cards marked places for tho
guests. The hostess was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Jefferson Paul
Chandler Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Miss
Helen Strafford, Miss Sally Utley, Miss
Shilling, Miss Grace Shilling, Mrs. Wes-
ley Clarke Mrs. j. II. Utley and Miss
Inez Clarke.
Plates were laid for Mines. Thomas
O'Reilley, Louis Ramsey, f. Avery Nc
Carthy, Hugh Stewart, Sam Haskins.
Jefferson Paul Chandler, Walter Leeds,
Reginald Wood, Fowler Shankand, II.
S. Mckee, Wesley Clark, j. II. Utley
Misses Schiling, Grace Schilling, 1nez
Clark, Elizabeth KerCkhoff, Florence
Silent, Gertrude Workman Helen Chat
fee, Cornelia Baird. Gertrude King,
Katharine Mellus, Carmelita Rosecrans.
Ann Patton, Echo Allen, Lois Allen,
Marie Mullin, Helen Stafford, Lita Mu-
rietta, Ruth Kays, Anna McDermott,
Mcmahon, Katharine Bashford, Helen
Wells, Mary Russell. Laura Solano,
Mary Lee, Helen Brant Lucille Chand-
Ter, Mary Chandler, Helen Newlin,
Davidson, Ina Webster, Innocent Marie
Wolfskill, Josephine Mcmillan, Lucy
Carson and Lucille Walton.
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sisted the hostess in receiving and the
guest OF honor was assisted in pre-
senting the musical program by Mrs
Bessie Ives Harrison, Miss McPherrin
and Richard Lewis Phister. The In
vited guests were Mesdames Walter
j. Wren, Augustus NJ. Jones, Bert Har-
mon Merchant, Donald Frlck, A. M.
stephens, jr.. Moye w. stephens, Ben
jamin E. Page Of Pasadena, w. -.
Woolwlne, J. Woolwine, Sumner =.
Hunt, Stocker, Nathaniel Dryden, Har-
ry Robinson, Thompson, Morgan,
Franklin Boothe, Helman, Mary j.
Schallert, G.. G. Jones, n. II. Hay,
Chapman, +. Irwin, Heron, Bronson,
Sheldon Borden, Boaz Duncan. Col
burn, Robert Davis Clark, Maxson,
Samuel Brearlcy, NJ. w. Everhardy,
Lewis Williams, Dawson, Misses Eme-
line Parsons, Alice X. Parsons, jean
ME Dennen, Lila Lewis, Elise Ander-
son, Agnes Bethune, Polly Leovy, Lu-
Cille LeoVy. Lillian Brown, Madeline
Brown, Ethel Fraser OF Ocean Park,
Katherine Albers. Sarah Goodrich.
Bess Millar, Alice Markham, Gertrude
Markham. Lynch, Evangeline Cope,
Frances Cope, Katharine Thompson,
Clara Heintz. Bessie Ellis, Gertrude
Gooding. Mary Belle Elliott and guests,
McPhCrrin. Helen Newlin, Clara Mer-
cereau. Mary Garvin Brown of Louis
Vile, Ky Helen Stocker, Huston
Bishop, Flora Mcdonald and Helen
1Dnrpp1ls
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Commitments Three elrIa

Mrs. Carl Kurtz of 1929 Alvarado
street entertained with a delightful tea
yesterday afternoon i'm honor of Miss
Margaret Woollacott, a charming de
butante, and also for Miss Faith Alecne
lngraham and Miss Hilda Peck of Bris-
tol, Conn. who are the house guests Of
their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Try
Ing r. mgraham Of 20OO West Adams
street.
The living room was artistically deco
rated with Enchantrcss carnations and
ths rable in the dining room was espe-
cially attractive with cluny lace lunch
cloth ana a ccntcrpiece of white hya-
einths In the library where punch was
served by Misses Margaret Vickery and
Carolina Winston, the light foathery
yellow acacias were used i'm a delightful
decorative scheme. The hostess was
assisted i'm receiving ana entertaining
her guests by Mines f.. A, Feather.
stone, Irving lngraham, S. j, Walker.
o. A. Ntckery H. }. Woollacott, A. II.
Busch, Fred Hynes, George Fuller and
A. G. Rogers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

~ NE of the most charming affairs
of the latter part Of the week was
~ the china shower given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Bessie Rank of $500
Woodlawn avenue in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Katharine Rank, who will be-
come the bride of Frank *. Weidler
March 20.
The decorations were carried out IN
a color scheme of red and green. Red
crepe paper was stretched from the
chandelier to the corners of the room,
forming Il canopy effect, and red we'd
ding bells We're suspended from the
arches between the rooms and from the
chandeliers. Asparagus plumosus was
worked artistically through the lattice
work between the rooms and red Ge-
raniums and ferns We're combined in
artistic bouquets. The red color scheme
was also carried out in the menu as
far as possible. During the afternoon
Miss Bessie Rank and Mrs. l. e. Rank
gave vocal solo and Miss Katharine
Rank rendered several selections on the
piano.
Whist was played and the score
cards We're little red hearts with the
figure of Cupid upon them and a
handsome Japanese bowl and a rattle
were awarded as prizes. After the
games /. large clothes basket was
brought in covered and when Miss
Katharine Rank opened it she found
large number of beautiful pieces OF
china.
Mrs I. E. Rank assisted in entertain
ing the guests, who included Misses
Lois Grove, Lucy and Fanny Tempest
Carrie Reames, Helen Boynton, Edna
and Vallie Miller Carrie Riggs, Sadie
Dixon, May Mcdonald, Rena and Han
nah Mcdonald and Mesdames r. G.
Rank, j. r. Eby, J. w. Merville
Charles Clifford, John Blorn, Sadie
Riggs, C. Pinkerton, George Weidler
and Des Castro.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Pico Heights Social Notes

The "Philathea" class in the NJ E.
Sunday school, composed of young
matrons and young women, about thir.
ty in number, met and proceeded in
company to the LONE of their leader,
Miss Carrie Locke, where they sp. 1t
delightful evening. Miss Locke is
soon to leave to make new home in
Willard, N. NJ, and the token of their
respect and regard was highly appre-
ciated by her. Music. games and the
serving of dainty refreshments were
pleasing features of the occasion.
Mrs. F. e. Johnson, g sister-in-law
of Mrs. d. Loufbourrow, who has been
a guest at the parsonage for three
weeks, left Thursday for her home in
Oakland
The Misses Emeline and Lillian Brain
of Stratford place, London, will be the
guests of their cousin, Mrs. w. c.
Brain of 11O1 Magnolia avenue for sew
eral months.
J.t Geiger and family, recently from
Boston, Mass, have taken the cottage
at 1885 Hobson street for the season.
Miss Adah Bailey and Miss Harriet
Robinson Of Bushnell, H., are being
entertained at the homes of friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Beam, at 1850
West Pico street.
Mrs. II. Mcknight and friend, Mrs.
Reid street to 1917 Berendo street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Fisher of 1925
Dewey avenue have received a visit
from a son-in-law, DR.. Charles Frisbie
of Des Mones, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pernol of 1C05 Reid
street have removed to ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ID. wade of S11
Lake street have sent out invitations to
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Anna Louise and Wiley Vance Am
brose which will be solemnized ON the
evening of Thursday, February q, at
the family home.
Charles c. Hall Of Berkeley Cal, has
been the guest Of his niece, Mrs. II.
Mcknight, at 14O4 -teid street.
Mrs. Fred Kal.ins entertained the
women Of the Civic association Wednes-
day afternoon at her home at 1884 West
Fifteenth street. After the hour de-
voted to business matters the hostess
invited the guests to partake of deli
cate luncheon, The tables were beauti-
fully decorated with fragrant violets
and a tracery OF green vines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
ENJOYABLE Surprise Party

Thursday evening to Miss Minnie Pin
yam of POI South Avenue is there were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Grooms,
Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl s. Dirr, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Render Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Leasing,
Misses Annie Lessing, Lille Osterman,
Lizzie Hensen, Helena Kuhn, Kath-
arine Finley, Anna Pinyan, Minnie
Cali, Mildred Robinson, SHELTON, Mabel
Nicolaides. Maud Nicolaides, Ruth Os-
terman, Hannah Osterman Annie Mar
low, Joe Lessing, Harry Corey, Charles
Naumann, John Oonoughue, l.. c. Pin
yam, Roy Meads and Joseph -.endler, jr
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Gives Valentine PARTY

Miss Margaret Seymour of 1853 South
Figueroa street was hostess Friday
afternoon at charming Valentine
card party. Small valentines were used
for score cards and the prizes were
hand painted china. A decorative
scheme of ferns and violets was car
ried out in the different rooms. Those
present were Mrs. Arthur Gawthorn.
Mrs r. Fl. Arnold, Mrs. J. Pursell
Misses Florence Osborn, Nellie Beacon,
Drevna Thompson. Anna KeIlam, Lydia
Kellam, Bernice Burrows. Mamie Nc
Garry, Ethel Graham, Alice Atwell,
Alma Bradley Frances WarteHe,
Frances Crowder, Grace Rockwell,
Florence Whelan, Mamie Young, Helen
McCutChan and Hortense Barnhart
Jones.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Commitments House Guest

Mrs. n -. Mathuss Of 1929 West
Twenty street was hostess
Friday afternoon at "a large reception
given at the Ebell club house in honor
Of her house guest, Mrs j. ID. Ed
mundson of Dcs Moines Iowa. Those
who assisted i'm receiving were Mes
DANES S, $. Salisbury, John jay Akin,
E. j, Marshall, Millbank Johnson, Gail
b, Johnson, I2. r. Bosbysheu, E. r.
Smith, r.. *. Foster Clarence Hail,
stephen G.. Hubbel r.. II. Howell.
Henderson Hayward, Frank A. Dewey,
j. ID. CadWallader O. Shepherd, Bar
mum, Wnlian Bayly c. H. White, IL.
*. Walker, ID. X. Edwards, o. T. john
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

AZ ISIS BESSIE BULPIN, one of
wv Los Angeles fairest and most
charming society maids, is be-
ginning to count other triumphs beside
those in tn, social way She has a
magnificent dramatic soprano voice
and although her teachers and friends
have long been praising her she has
never sung very much in public. She
has been studying for eight years now
and her voice has added to its natural
beauty, trained and well modulated
tone that she easily controls.
She will sing Friday evening at a
soire to be given at Hotel Leighton un-
der the direction of Signor Buzzi. The
following program will be given:
The Saint and the Sinner
George Schleiffarth), Homer Sampson
Aria Mimi in the opera La Boheme"
PuccinD, Miss Alice Starr; In the
Shade of the Palms" from the opera
Florodora," Mr. William Dellamore;
"Elsa's Dream" from the opera
"Lohengrin" (Wagner), Miss Bessie Bull
pin; "Patria" (My COuntry). (Costra),
sig. Pietro Buzzi Lucia Sextet"
Donizetti>, Misses Alice Starr, Bessie
3ulpin; Mesrs. William Dellamore. Otto
Wildey, Giuseppe Pensa, Homer Samp-
son; "Nocturnc," from the opera
Martha" quartet, (Floto), Misses
Alice Starr, Bessie Bulpin; Messrs.
Otto Wildey, Homer Sampson; prison
Scene from the opera I'll Trovatore''
VerdD, Miss Bessie Bulpin and Sig.
-'tetro Buzzi and the accompanies will
be Miss Louise Harvey, Corinne
Cough and Alice Starr.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Open Beautiful Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank George opened
their beautiful home, 1901 West Seventh
street, Friday evening to the ladies'
auxiliary and Order Of Railway Con-
ductors.
Progressive whist wcs played and the
first prize was w, n by Mrs. w. j. Bige-
low and Robert CLIFFORD, while the con-
ISOLATION fell to Mrs. J. j. Silk and E.
NJ. Ham.
Those present We're Messrs. Hitchins,
Ward, Null, Ham. Darby, Jones,
Hough Clifford, Cottle, CARRIER, Bets
worth, Kessler. Byrne, Starbird and
McQuistion; Mesdames Hough, Hitch
ins, Ward, Hatch, Ham, 3yrne, Darby
Clifford, Jones, Trepanier McGovern
Smith, Cottle, Alvarez, Sturm, Bets
worth, Sweetser. Silk, owen, McFar-
land, Patten, Goss, Grubb, -Bigelow
Covington, Shorb, Kirch, Williams
CARRIER, Starbird and lrcQuistion
Misses Biglow, Medbery, Proudfit
Byrne Hamilton. Clifford, and Mr. and
Mrs. P. Barlow of Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
peIlnhtfuI Card Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Welsh of 74S
Garland avenue entertained with a
card party Thursday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Hopkins. The game of
fac hundred was played and among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. VIII
Hanson Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs Romayne Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Bloeser, Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Farley NJ. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. !. Parry of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rich of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. McGec, Mr. and Mrs w II. Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs Charles 3. Bradford, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. u. Mathews, Mrs. Berdella
Murphy Mrs. George Morgan. sr., Miss
Anna Hopkins and Edgar w. Beeson.