Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-26

/ trip overland. and after rest will continu
tour Of Southern California.
HERMAN DIEFENBAcH, merchant prince
of Stuttgart, Germany, is at the Alexandria
He is touring California in the Interest o.
pleasure and rest. He has been only one dal
In Los Angeles, but is in love with the ell
mate already. He may return by way o.
the Orient.
A. NJ SULLIVAN, a prominent resident Of
Coronado. is at the Hotel Alexandria.
A. r. LOUIS and his wife and DIR. ]. l.
Il JONES have arrived In this city and are
at the oIItel Hayward. All are prominent
in their home city, Riverside. They will be
/ here but short time at most, unless they
change their present plans
MISS EDITH NJ GEIssMAN, c. KEMP and
| NJ A. STEWART and wife, all from Yellow
stone Park, Wyoming, are in this city for
a winter season. arriving Yesterday at the
great place." say they. but we prefer Los
Angeles for the winter. We can appreciate
| the sunshine here when our own town is
| buried Ave feet or more in the snow" They
were busy yesterday afternoon attending a
| few personal matters preparatory to a tour
| of the mountain and beach resorts, which
| Will engross great part Of their time for
! the next few weeks.
MRS. r. II, MALLETT and MISS DORA
| MALLETT frori Elks, Nevada, are at the
| Hotel Angelus. They are planning making
an extended tour of the state but more par
| tioularly--of Southern California They have
many friends here.
W. F. QUINN. business man of Baltimore
| arrived at the Hotel Angelus yesterday for
! an extended leave from business cares He
will visit Catalina island, which he has
heard SO much of in the east but will not
forget the other places of interest.
REV. G. c. KAPTE and wife of Imperial
valley have taken apartments at the Hotel
Angelus.. Mr.. Kapte is known all over the
lower portion of Southern California as one
Of the greatest of preachers. His purpose
in visiting this city is to take we'll merted
rest He will spend great deal of his time
in Los Angeles but contemplates visiting
Catalina and other resorts The clergyman
| is great angler, and Is mpatiently await
ing the moment when he hold his Ash
ing rod over the piers at the island resort.
P. W, LAMoNN, a well-to-do business man
OF Fresno. is at the Angelus hotel.
GEORGE wURDEMANN and his wife of
Milwaukee, Wis, are at the Angelus hotel.
They have made an extended tour and were
very glad to reach Los Angeles yesterday,
They expect to spend considerable time in
this city and may winter here If everything
comes about as they wish it.;
MIR. AND MRS. c. w. MITCHELL from
Prescott, Ariz., have taken apartments at
the Angelus hotel Mr.. Mitchell has large
mining interests about his home city that
have contributed not little to his vast
wealth. He Is thinking about wintering
here He will be at the Angelus indefinitely
G, ". KEENE, MRS. KEENE AND MISS F.
MCCLURE, tourist, party of three who
came from Portland Ore, are at the Hotel
Lankershim. They planning to make an
extensive tour Of Riverside San Bernardino
and Los Angeles counties, taking in all points
Of interest. They have made a number of
stopovers along the coast line of the South
ern Pacific, by which route they came.
Among other cities there were Santa Barbara,
Monterey, Paso Robes and San Francisco.
MRS. P. CAMPBELL, who registers from
Broken Bow, Neb, is at the Hotel Hayward.
She is touring California, but will remain in
Los Angeles a considerable part of the time
and may winter here. Mrs Campbell is
prominently known in the society circles of
Omaha, where she spends a great deal of her
time
d. c. LIPPIN AND WIFE of Boston, Mass,
arrived in this city yesterday, taking apart
ments at the Hayward hotel They are plan
ming to visit all the places of interest here.
JAMES F. STEPHENSON of Santa Cruz,
capitalist we'll known in Los Angeles is here
on an =, extended visit He is stopping at
GEORGE W. PEAVEY, a federal government
employee connected with the forest service,
was at the Hayward hotel yesterday 1t was
no official business that called Mr. Peavey
to Los Angeles, but rather a short vacation.
He left last night. but did not leave word
as to where his destination would be.
M. TERPANNIN. wealthy banker of Corona,
is at the Hotel Hayward, taking a short rest
from business cares He will visit the re-
sorts and other attractions during his stay
here
THOMAS b. NEELY. Methodist bishop sta
toned at Buenos Ayres. is at the Hotel
nT1tro i'm IN hdE N
over the conference to be held In Los Angeles
this week. Last night he was the guest
of honor at a banquet rendered in his honor
by Rev. A. w. Atkinson of this city The
bishop is much pleased with the California
= climate and envies his brother ministers in
this city who are privileged to be here the
year around. Many social events have been
planned fin the clergymans honor by n num-
Der of wealthy residents of the Methodist
sect. Rev. Nicely does not expect to return
to Buenos Ayres until the late fall At pres
ent he will enjoy himself and visit all the
attractions the city Of Los Angeles and vi
entity affords.
MRS. CHARLES P. DOUGLAS. MRS. GEO.
c. PECKHAM, R. G. VROON and r. N.
EARLE. merry tourist party which arrived
from San Diego yesterday. is at the Lanker-
shin hotel. They intend touring the entire
state.
H. B. IVES AND WIFE of New Haven.
Conn, are spending some time at the Lam
kershim hotel. 1t is likely Shey> will winter
here. Mr. Ives is prominent merchant and
Mrs. Ives is well-known social leader Of
her. home city.
E., G.. EEIPHEIMER AND WIFE are here
from Butte Mont, stopping at the Hotel
Hollenbeck. Mr.. Leipheimer is connected
with the Evening News of his home city.
JENNIE and JOSEPH SANBORN and MOSES
PETTINGILL of Boston are touring South |
ern California. Yesterday they arrived In
Los Angeles taking apartments at the Hol-
lenbeck.
NJ GOBER, a business r1an of Needles, is
also at the Hollenbeck.
JUDGE w. c. CAMPBELL, prominent menu
Der of the San Francisco bar and chief legal
adviser and attorney in the Schmitz trial,
who was engaged by the former mayor to
defend him in the series of extortion charges,