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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-19

ofYicial list OF attorneys given out. was
In his accustomed place at the prison
er's right. Mr.. McPike Is the partner
OF Mr.. Delmas.
DR.. Britton ID. Evans. superintendent
OF the New Jersey state hospital for
the insane at Morris Plains. on the
stand last Thursday when the trial was
adjourned. was recalled as the nrst
witness. Mr.. Delmas took up the al.
rect examination OF the witness. thus
resuming his position as leading coun-
sell
DIR. Evans was asked 10 relate the
conversations he had with Thaw on
his FIRST three visits TO the defendant
testified that as the result OF these
FIRST three visits he reached the con-
clusion that Thaw was OF unsound
mind
District Attorney Jerome submitted
10 the court the contention that wit.
ness should produce any notes he may
have taken at the time OF his inter
views.
THAT In a matter for the general
cross-examinntion." ruled Justice Fitz-
gerald.
Although I am no, compelled TO do
81. said Mr.. Delmas Il will examine
witness on the point so as to satisfy
the learned district attorney"
A serious difference among the law
yers who are engaged in the defense
OF Harry Thaw was patched up. and
IL Is probable that for the remainder
Of the trial there will be at least an
armed truce among them. For a time
Il looked as II the trouble had reached
a stage where d. NJ. Delmas. who has
conducted the defense. would with
draw from the case. The intercession
OF the defendants aged mother Is said
TO be responsible for the patching up
OF the quarrel.
would be very serious matter for
Thaw. and realization of this fact
doubtless had much to do with the set
tlement OF the dificulty.
There was little fear among the at.
torneys on either side OF the now IA
nous case that Juror Bolton would
cause a mistrial. Both sides were
confident that he would be willing to
10 on with the case. In spite OF the
grief occasioned by the death Of his
wife. A mistrial would be n serious
matter. particularly for the defense.
for. beside the enormous amount OF
money already expended by both the
defense and the prosecution. the case
of the defense has been well exposed.
and II the whole matter has 10 be gone
over again the prosecution would have
the advantage OF knowing exactly To
what the principals would testify.
Again Il would probably take many
weeks TO secure another jury. because
OF the enormous interest manifested
IN the case by the public and the great
detail In which II has been reported by
the newspapers.
The problem OF the defense VIII by
no means be finished with the proof
that Thaw was insane when he nred
the shot that killed White. Then viii
come the task OF proving that he Is
sane now: that the trouble was only
what the aiienists described as brain
Storm" and that now. that his ven
gcance on the object OF his hatred has
been wreaked, his brain has recovered
fts ordinary calm. In other words tne
defense must prove Thaw insane and
the sane again. for he is as anxious to
escape the asylum for the criminally
insane at Matteawan as he Is TO es-
cape the death chamber at Sing Sing.
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War Veteran Passes Away.

ST. Louis. Feb. iS.-Captain John y.
Bofinger died at his residence at ~
vandeventer Place. He was eighty
three years old. During the civil war
he had charge Of the steamboat trans
portation OF the Union soldiers before
the fall OF vicksburg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-19
CITY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
a democratic primary election held At the
city hall in the city Of Bryan on Thursday.
Feb. 81. 1907, within the hours prescribed
by law, for the purpose of nominating
democratic candidates for the following Of.
fees. viss City Secretary, City Marshal
and three members Of the board OF alder
men.
X. Jno. A. Moore IT,,
Chm'n Dem. En-. Com. City Of Bryan,
ADVERTISEMENT
6t-Feb y
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
To Honor shakespeare's Memory

To celebrate the birthday of Shakes
speare the graduates and students of
Dobinson School of Expression will
present a number of costumed scenes
from Shakespeare plays Tuesday even
ing at Dobinson auditorium, 1O44 South
Hope street.
Three scenes will be given from
Romeo and Juliet and each time a
different young woman will take the
part of Juliet. A number of young
women will contribute a Shakespearean
dance and Miss Kirkham will sing a
Shakespearean song, 1T Was a Lover
and His Lass"
Scene of act of Romeo and
Juliet" will be given by Miss Reed
and Miss Tobias, and scene of act 2
of the same play will be produced by
Miss Shepherd and Miss Kirkham.
Scene 8 of act of Romeo and Juliet
will be presented by Miss Williams
Miss Burbank, Miss Kirkham and Mr.
Robinson.
Miss Foshia, Miss Wade and Miss
Ponedel will give scene 2, act 1, of the
Merchant of Venice" and scene &
of act of Macbeth will be given
by Mr.. Phipps, Miss Williams and Mr.
Robinson. Miss Tobias, Miss Foshia
and Miss Bennett will take part IN
scene 2, act 3 of LAS You Like It" and
Miss Dehmlow, Mr.. Phipps, Mr.. Cox
and Mr.. Buttolph will take the diff.
ferent characters in scene 1, act 4 OF
King John" Miss Wade, Miss Crane
and Miss Bennett will give scene 8, act
l Of Twelfth Night" and scene 1
act 4 of Macbeth" will be presented
by Miss Williams, Mr.. Robinson anG
Miss Mcdonald. Mr.. Cox and Mr.
Phipps will give scene 3, act Of "Juliu.
Caesar"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Out of Town Society
PASADENA

The past week has been one Of
numerous weddings, nearly every day
having it's ceremony to make two young
people happy. Affairs for guests, de-
parting friends and brides-to-be have
been fairly numerous, but there has
been no extremely large function to
mark the week for it's own.
The largest reception of the week was
that given by Mrs. Levi j. Fiske of 210
West California street in conjunction
with Mrs. William w. Fiske at the
home of the former on Thursday after
noon. The handsome residence was
exceptionally we'll decorated with
flowers and ferns and several hundred
friends attended the elaborate affair.
On Wednesday evening Miss Edith
E. Freeman became Mrs. Edwin T.
Sherman, the bridegroom being the
popular assistant pastor of the First
Congregational church. The simple
ceremony was said at the residence of
Miss Marcia Partridge, aunt of the
bride, at $50 North Fair Oaks avenue.
An extremely attractive function was
that of wednesday afternoon when
Miss Jessie Farley entertained at her
home, 1G6 South Marengo avenue, in
honor of Miss Carmelita Troconiz of
Los Angeles, who is to become the bride
of Arthur Holiday on April 29. The
w
the occasion with flowers of the season.
A quarter hundred friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuman of Altadena delightfully."-
surprised them on Thursday evening
The only one let into the secret of the
surprise was Miss Schuman, the
charming daughter of the surprised
couple. Games and music completed
the pleasure of the evening.
In honor of her sister, Mrs. James f.
| IJaahrnnlr Of NaW York Mrs EdWar0
j. Plye entertained at her attractive
home, $50 South Grand avenue, on We'd
nesday afternoon. The informal re-
ception was we'll attended by the
numerous friends of the guest of honor
Miss Frances Shoemaker of San Pas
quail avenue and Craig, gave a putting
party at the San Gabriel Valley Coun-
try club in honor of Miss Annie Patton
on Tuesday afternoon. The outdoor fun
of the afternoon made time pass very
quickly
Torrington place, the handsome home
of Mrs. James Swan, was the scene OF q
delightful dinner on Thursday evening
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward b.
| Sturges of Scranton, Pa. The house
and table decorations for the occasion
were unusually beautiful.
The March Social club delightfully."-
surprised one of it's members, Mr..
Lotes, at his home, 800 North Wilson
avenue, on Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being the birthday anniversary
of the impromptu host. Games and
music made up the pleasures of the
evening.
On wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
G. p. MOrehous entertained with per-
fectly appointed dinner in honor of Mrs,
James #. Hasbrook of New York city
Mrs. Hasbrook Is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Dodworth, and num-
| ber of delightful dinners and entertain
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

ments have been given in her honor.
Mrs. Myron Earl entertained the
whist club of which she is a member
at her home on Atlanta street Wednes-
day afternoon. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Lord and
Mrs. Kinniston.
Mrs w. II. Winston and Miss Wins
ton, formerly of Pasadena, entertained
several of their Pasadena friends at
their home on Budlong avenue, Los
Angeles Wednesday afternoon.
On Friday evening the Christian En-
deavor society of the First Congrega-
tional church entertained at a sociable
given in the church parlors. An even
ing of games and song was thoroughly
enjoyed.
Miss Margaret Houlihan and Julian
White were quietly welded on Wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. George Johnson of S24
South Los Robles avenues. Father j.
j. Clifford of Los Angeles officiated.
At the home of DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Lamport on Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock Miss Gertrude NJ Soule and
Charles r. Eaton were quietly welded.
Mr. and Mrs. Eaton will make their
future home in their bungalow on North
Pasadena avenue.
On Monday evening Miss Wittenber
and Mr. Beals were quietly welded at
their future home on Painter street.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the new home.
On Saturday afternoon DR.. w. L..
Zuill took the members of the Shakes
peare club on little verbal trip to the
Bermuda islands The speaker of the
afternoon is a native of the islands and
his talk proved very interesting to the
women of the club.
On Monday evening the Young Wo-
mans league of Pasadena will give n
reception at the league home in honor
of Mrs. Margaret Fowler, who is really
the founder of the organization in Pasa-
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
ENJOYABLE Linen Shower

Mrs. II. B. Harlow and Miss Anna
Caswell entertained with an enjoyable
linen shower yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Edith Norman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Norman of
913 Valencia street, whose engagement
to Lewis P. Sheldon has been an
nounced.
The gifts were hidden in a huge Jap
anese parasol suspended from the
chandelier and the house was artisti-
cally decorated with roses and ferns
The guests included Mesdames George
D. Kennedy, Kate Ivan, Jerry Riddle
Stella Kennedy, Stella Schuster, Them
Tibbett, Nell Crosby, Harry Harlow
w c. Norman and Misses Ada Jobson
Helen Crism, Ella Thompson, Maud
Anderson, Tibbetts, Court Bigler, Mil
dred Cortelyou, Kate Hazlip and Eva
Tibbetts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Last Informal Tea Of Season

Mrs. Michael j. Connell was hostess
yesterday afternoon at the last of the
informal teas to be given by the Los
Angeles Country club this year, and
she was assisted in receiving and pour
ing tea by Mrs Alfred Solano, Mrs
Dan Mcfarland, Mrs. Henry Carleton
Lee, Mrs. Adna r. Chanee, Mrs. Jaro
Won Schmidt, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Milo
M. Potter Mrs Granville MacGowan,
Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs. Mary Long
street. Mrs. Henry Mckee, Mrs. Louise
Ramsey, Mrs. John Posey Mrs: Leo u
Chandler, Mrs. jefferson Chandler, Mrs
Hugh Stuart, Mrs. Guy l. Cochran
Mrs. Will Nevin, Mrs. Randolph Miner
Mrs. Henry O'Melveny, Mrs. Howard
Huntington, Mrs Charles Monroe, MRS
]. Ross Clark, the Misses Grace Mellus
Katherine Mellus, Helen Nevin, Huston
Bishop, Bri Conroy, Katherine Graves
Helen Chaffee, Laura Solano, Annis
Van Nuys, Kate Van Nuys, Nina Jones,
Mary Clark Lucy Clark, Helen Newlin
and Florence Silent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Is DelIohtful Affair

One of the delightful affairs of the
past week was the luncheon given
Wednesday at the Ebell club house by
the members of the French section OF
the Ebell club. Mrs. e. w. Britt was
toastmistress, and Mrs. P. G. Hubert
toasted La France" Mrs. Philip New
mark, "The CURATOR" Mrs. A. j.
Chandler, 1.-The Epicure;" Miss Edith
Mitchell, "Our Professor" and re-
sponse by Prof. Durnerin. Mesdames
w. E. Reed, ]. B. Stearns and Wayne
p. Smith acted as hostesses and the
tables were decorated with Mamon
Cochet roses and ferns. Plates were
laid for Mesdames w. H. Mayne, A
c. MCGEE, Bellows, r. G. Moore. ket-
telle Curtis, Il E. c. Webb P. E. Nc
Clellan, Minnie Sutter, Alice Danforth,
Underhill, Jackson, Granville A. Alb
bot, ]. Lee Hagadorn, Victor Klein
berger, G. ]. Cote, w. H. Fuller, Fred
Hooker Jones, Sumner P. Hunt, Katha-
rine K. Forrest, ]. Johnson, w. A.
Banks, c. N. Flint, w. F. Pleas, B. R.
Baumgardt, A. ]. Chandler, Wright,
]. B. Stearns, Wayne P. Smith, E. w
Britt, Philip Newmark, L. Jones, w. E.
Reed and P. G. Hubert.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Musicians Wed

Interesting news to Los Angeles mu-
sicians will be the announcement Of the
wedding of George Cam and Mrs, Lena
Ruth Snow, both of Los Angeles, which
took place Thursday in San Diego at
the Hotel Brewster. Rev. e. r. Wilson
performed the ceremony and Col. and
Mrs. John r. Berry attended. Col and
Mrs. b. K. Dodge were present as
guests,
A beautifully appointed dinner party
was served after the ceremony and the
table was artistioally decorated with
roses. After May / Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
will be at home to their friends at 1lO5
West Thirty-sixth street
The marriage was solemnized at San
Diego owing TO the death Of the brides
father, James Brown, in December.
The bridegroom was the leader of the
Seventh regiment band for several
years and the bride is a talented vo-
calist
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Society
charmlnn eIrl be Entertalned


One of the most popular girls in
Los Angeles society circles just now Is
Miss Carroll McComas, California s
Nightingale" as she Is called, one of
the most wonderful whistlers living.
She and her mother, Mrs. G. G. Nc
Comas, have been back from their world
tour only a short time, and every day
there have been invitations to three
and four affairs. Thursday evening
Miss Bessie Bartlett of the Vista Del
Mar entertained charmingly with a
card party in Miss McComas' honor,
The house was attractively decorated
with pink carnations and ferns and the
game OF hearts was played. A beauti-
full Bohemian glass perfume bottle and
an imported stein were given as prizes,
Dancing was enjoyed later.
Today Miss Anna Poke will enter
tain with a dinner party for this charm
ing young girl at her pretty home,
pixies Peak" and tomorrow evening
Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman Cook OF
429 West Second street will give a din
ner party as a compliment to her.
Friday evening Miss McComas will
whistle at a benefit to be given at
San Dimas by the Royal Neighbors OF
America.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Ente rtalns Whist cluh

The members of the Poppy Whist
club were entertained by Mrs. j. w
Lytton of Hotel st. Francis Wednes-
day afternoon. The parlors were at
tractively decorated with roses, orange
blossoms and golden poppies, with fes-
toons of yellow ribbons. The score
cards We're adorned with hand painted
sketches of poppies Mrs M. r. Moore
won the first prize, beautiful Jewel
case, and Mrs. McBee received a hand
painted vase. Mrs. l.. =. Paulsen was
consoled with a pretty pin tray. A
daintily appointed luncheon was served
The next meeting will be held Wednes-
day, May /, at the home of Mrs. M. r..
Moore, 46S Custer avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Play Progressive Whist

The women of the Royal Whist club
were entertained by Mrs. Fuller at her
home, 1854 North Avenue Twenty-Five,
Wednesday afternoon with progressive
whist. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with Henrietta roses. and as
pargus ferns The first prize. Bo-
hemian vase, was won by Mrs. Bell,
and the second prize, a loving cup,
went to Mrs. Danvers. The consola-
tion was received by Mrs. McCutcheon.
The next meeting of the club will be
May day at the home of Mrs, I. Dan
vers, 1865 East Thirty-sixth street.
Those present were Mesdames Stew
art, Lemon, Bell, Couch, Merritt, Nc
Cutcheon, Ments, Danvers, Boyden, In
gals, Sabin, Fuller and Miss Bessie
Cunningham.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Miss Leslie Is Hostess

The members of the Diamond Whist
club met at the home of Miss Stella
Leslie. S17 Birch street, Tuesday night.
Miss Edna Lips and Miss Florence
PEBBLES were awarded the prizes, and
those present were Misses Ida Hart
man, Stella Leslie, Florence PEBBLES,
Marguerite Wentzel, Grace Ebentzal,
Edna Lips, and Clarence Hartman,
Albert Quirin, Dave Quirin, Earl
PEBBLES, Arthur Greinen and Harrison
Wygal.
Miss Edna Lips of S37 Birch street
will entertain the club Tuesday night,
April 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Talks About Health

The Averills met this week at the
home of Mrs. Il. w. Buswell, and Mrs.
N. N. Brown had charge Of the pro-
gram. After quotations and current
events Mrs. c. L. Sweeney contributed
q piano solo and Mrs. w. S. Rlddell
reviewed an article on Health Fifty
Years Hence" Mrs. r. w. Buswell
spoke of "The Needle of our Mary"
and Mrs. Hariette West sang two pleas
ing selections. During April the club
meets at 933 East Twenty-fifth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
DeIiqhtfuI Luncheon Party

Mrs. Laura NJ. Armstrong of Milan
avenue, Oneonta Park, was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a delightful
luncheon party given as compliment
to Mrs. c. Q. Stanton, who will soor
leave for Europe. Shasta daisies were
arranged with ferns in the dining room
and the parlors were artistically deco
rated with Mamon Cochet roses. Mrs
John B. Franklin and Mrs. John Wight.
man McAlester gave a short musica
program, and the guests included Mines
George p. Thresher, w. p. Durham
John Wightman McAlester, George
Walker, E. A. Halsey, E. H. Barmore
w. H. Reid, Vail John b. Franklin
Matthew S. Robertson, j. T. Fitzgerald
and Miss Lulu Page.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Dance and Gard Party

Mesdames Theresa c. johnson, jose
phine M. Patton, May Trasher, Lulu H.
Shang, r. Rose, Ethel M. Thornton,
Miss Leona Patten and Miss Tina Ru-
dal will be hostesses at dance and
card party to be given Thursday even
ing at Masonic hall, corner Pico and
Ell Molino streets, by the members of
La Fiesta club. M. r. Vandergrift
will be floor manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Entertains Executive Board

The members of the executive boarc
of the Cosmos club were the guests al
luncheon yesterday afternoon of Mrs
George w. Jordan of 3O12 Vermont ave
nue., president of the Cosmos club. Tht
mantel and tables were banked will
jonquils and ferns and yellow peoples
were scattered over the cloth. The
place cards were hand painted witt
sketches of jonquils and covers were
laid for Mesdames Emma Greenleaf
r. P. Howell, Harry Deane, Sidney Lee
Grover, T R. Wallace, Charles Alex
ander, Alice Anderson, Ada Ward, E
B. Root, NJ. Farley and A. ]. Blet-
soc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
palntllx Appointed Luncheon

Miss Carmelita Troconiz, whose mar
riage to Arthur Holiday will take
place April 20, was the honored guest
at daintily appointed luncheon given
at the Jonathan club Thursday by Mrs.
w. P. O'Meara of 1910 Beacon street.
The candelabra were yellow shaded and
jonquils were combined with yellow
satin ribbon in forming an attractive
decorative scheme. Other guests were
Misses Ann Trovoniz, Mayme Young,
Bird Mclean, O'Meara of Salt Lake
City, Bertha Ducummun and Jessie
Early
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

Mrs. George French Hamilton was
honored guest at a delightful dinner
party given Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs Harry B. Ainsworth of Redondo.
The table was prettily decorated and
plates were laid for Misses Carmelita
Rosecrans, Laura Solano, Ethel Null
Inns and Karol Klokke, George Cole,
Charles Burnett and A. L. Mares.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

r. AND MRS. JOHN WILLIS
BAER will be the complimented
- guests at a reception to be Civ
en- tomorrow evening by the women of
the Emmanuel Presbyterian church in
the church parlors Other guests of
honor will be DR.. and Mrs. George F.
Bovard, DR.. and Mrs. Tebbetts of Whit
tier, DR.. and Mrs. Gates, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Mcintyre, DR.. and Mrs. Rob
ert j. Burdette, DR.. and Mrs. Warren
F. Day, Rev. and Mrs. Baker P. Lee,
Rev. and Mrs. William Horace Day
ana Dr. and Mrs Malcolm Mcleod of
Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

H. H. Barber, Wesley Clarke, George
Wiltshire, George Ennis, Carlos Jones,
Roland Bishop Burton Green, West
Hughes, I. H. Newton, Harry Lom-
bard, Margaret Hobbs, Jack Johnson,
Dwight Whiting, Howard Huntington,
1. N. Van Nuys, Hufus H. Heron,
T. E. Newlin, Charles Monroe, Harry
Ainsworth, Granville MacGowan, Allan
c. Balch, Willoughby Rodman and
Will F. Doolittle.
Mrs. Won Benzon has a splendid lyric
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Informal Diner PARTY

Mrs. d. M. Riordan of 942 South Bur-
lington avenue gave an informal dim
ner party Thursday night in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, who
will leave for Europe May 10.
Plates were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. Chick, Mrs. Charles
F. Edison, Herr Thilo Becker and VIM.
H. Lott The table centerpiece was of
pink La France roses.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Necktle and Apron Social

The women of Los Angeles hive No.
1, L. O. T. NJ, will entertain with q
necktie and apron social Wednesday
evening, May 10, at Burbank hall,
South Main street. Mrs. Sophia A.
Keym is chairman and Mrs. Minnie
Clayton and Mrs. Minnie Sullivan are
members of the arrangement commit
tee. Dancing and cards will be en-
loved
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Mandolin and Guitar Recital

Harry G. Ravenscroft and Miss
Lydia Nieman of the class 'O7 of the
Burford Conservatory of Music gave a
mandolin and guitar recital Friday
evening at Burford hail. 2191 West Six
teenth street. They We're assisted by
DR.. Gerendo Mollica, pianist; Joseph
Weston, banjoist; Mrs. Fanny Fern
Burford, harpiste, and the Burford
Mandolin orchestra.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
10 Honor Rrlde

AS a compliment to Miss Carmelita
Troconiz. who will become the bride of
Arthur Holiday April 19, the members
OF the Matinee Euchre club will en-
tertain with a theater party at the
Belasco Saturday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Glues Matinee Partv

Mrs. w. E. Stevens Of 1919 West
Forty-sixth street gave a matinee party
at the Auditorium yesterday as a COM
pliment to Miss Mamie Young. Other
guests were Mesdames Foster Price,
Frank Hurbert W. A. harrington, j.
A. Mennard. Helen Norton, George
Pronce and Miss Delight Stevens.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
caIahrates Rlrthdav

Earl PEBBLES Of 500 Birch street enter
tanned Saturday night In honor of his
eighteenth birthday. A color scheme
of pink apd green was carried out with
roses and ferns, and games We're played
during the evening. A dainty supper
was served and plates were laid for
Misses Mary Rhine, Grace Dentzel, Nell
lie Quirin, Stella Leslie, Edna Lipt. Ida
Hartman, Marguerite Vented, Florence
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Announee Two speeIaI Events

The Galpin Shakespeare club an
nounces two special events In honor
of Shakespeare's birthday, the certifi-
cate exercises Of the Kate Tupper Gal
pin Shakespeare club, 1907, which will
take place Tuesday crening at Cum
mock hall, 1900 South Figueroa street,
and the cOmmemoratiOn program Fri.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Farewell Luncheon

Mrs. James H. Rollins of 271S Sever
ance street gave a luncheon yesterday
afternoon for Mrs. Elwell S. Otis and
her daughter, Miss Louise Otis. who
leave for their home in Rochester. N.
r., tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

soprano voice of unusually sweet quail
ity and has only recently come from
San Francisco to Los Angeles to make
her home She is a former Mills col
lege girl and has been extensively en-
tertained by Los Angeles hostesses. since
her arrival here. She is now soloist at
the Second Church of Christ, Scientist.
She will be assisted in presenting her
program by Blanche Hennion Robin
son, pianiste, and Natrop Blumenfeld,
violinist.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
viii Compliment Rride-to-De

Miss Bird Mclean of 916 Park View
avenue has issued invitations for a
luncheon to be given Wednesday as a
compliment to Miss Carmelita Troc-
oniz, a charming bride-to-be.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
An Interesting Weddina

One of the interesting weddings OF
the week was that of Miss Jane
Augusta Wiltshire and John Polhemus,
solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
brides home in San Francisco Miss
Doris Wiltshire was the only attendant.