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New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

UPRENE COURT OF THE STATE , OF NE.I 5s..s- r05sx.
y County 81 Tsaao 5eIfsr George Tsro Absasnl
stlverson state B@n& sysTs2n p4itns z ssrs-r
Morris Levenson Sing Lee Tnao.ny SsS.Dannes ana
each Of them You are hesCy g :, servs copy ot yo1r
complaint IN n ms s Aorneys sithn r~euy dsys
after service tais summons sxssfVe ., - -
fer the rslisf demanded IN the sSsS sssplAint-
Dated New 1eTS Jns ssn - Attorneys oe-
Post Once address Broadway. Borough OF M1n-
h15laT; 80, HsG ION Nor-s Isvenson: The foresosns
mons Is ssrysd gP0o y9u Py Issres q ths s
PEeme Court Of s fss ss1ss @ Isd e. Eh coy . the
County shs cou9sy c1 s Hog'1 ~ me u s
5a of oetober 1905 the original complaint having Sss.
hl9d in sal. Nd oes T8r on 55otg 49 l9'e & dsy 1875 g
cAEoX 64Ss5 eANN5N :, A5ssaan AsId5sss Ne H.~ 7or y
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW ToRx
y County-Margarst H Efuriogt Bsrtss = -. .iRF
& and A4rseTsf gar Nsnche1tsr a susie Scott Hall John
Richard Doe and Mary Boz I,ss sa Mar,
Roe being hcttious their true names being unknoTa
To- to Pl1nsS ssnys 9sneg DEFENDANTS and % them
n YEN t are ssoh and 70 serve copy your
the planting atterasgs W1n I-tv ~ re daT ~ .---
vice and in @ e1s S t "a 91s anst YOU 81 dstagit fer ths
relief demanded in the compliant ,
E,T-SS211 BI5NNELL Piantlrs' Attorneys. Ones
and PostoHce Address 70 William Street MAN
~ 5rfandauts. John Doe 'Fichar1 Roe. -Jans
Their true names being unknown 20 plainttrs. they
being the heirs law and next Of kin Of John D
The f6regSfng zufnnons served upon you By pub
IicatiOr pursuant an order O the Hon J@n1es a
stsfa 81 New York dated day OF October. I9oS
and complaint in the ONCE o. tne GIerS
Of OF New YORK a. the 1tisy sou--
in the Borough Manhattan city and state OF New
Dated New York October ?. 1908
BT-NNELL & BUNNELI- Plaintiffs Attorneys. -
Tba above entitled action is brought 70
in ~f7e
Street, II partition cannot De n1ac men o
sale OF said proPsrty me proceeds = pc dtyiasd
Tairs az FacbeI Rvkerlan md John D " King Ths
property to be partitioned dsscr5e s-teS fol-
erected situated on north side OF Laight Stree
tsentvnve and BY seventy feet On each
a. a point about one hundred and twenty -hve feet
westerly from the nOrthwesteriy corner or Huason
s,es Street in the CITY OF Ne" YORK 7o''aSh OF
n]-,4-l
. S,7-pPr,NF, COURT STATE OF NEW YORK. new
- York siargareth- danne1 pisln{T PAINT aSa,1ss
SI11-none-Trial desired the County OF New fors
To the above named defendant; You are hereby sum
moned TO answer lne - goapl N ~ N pI,i11t+s .fr9-7@y
the service OF this sIrn1on~
exclusive OF the dav service and in case of your
against you by default for the relief eenanet N thS
e0I12 Bsisd March z1-t- 1oos. -
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Ores AMI Fost Address No 1ss Broadway. Boroush
OF Manhattan. New York city. New YORK
To IIi Hannod; The foregoing summons - served
by publication pursuant 70 an order o. ttsnr
Justice OF the supreme Court q ths state o
York. dated Octoher -4tI ISsc and hlel via ~
CIV OF New York. md November 1905.
SAMU FL ZUCKERMAS. Jr-
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
c,a and Post Cr-a Address No les Broaivay Bsrsurs
9f Manhattan New York city New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
Proposals.

SsEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
tgs Board 293 Broadway. New Tork. Room 90. ninth
go rtiI II A December 7. 1905 for CONTRACT
A s9r tbs construction or the NORTH HALF OF TIE
rr1ssir under the vaey % the WaIlsH river
conduit. known alcOver aqIsducr-
3T construction SOUTH
TIsrF = OF THE Waikiki P3ESSCRE Tunnel WITH
80 shafs s50 d,pth, stretch
- 1si- corc~ete conduit kHpST and alue-
- Tha pressure tunnel viii be circular. f4ls
S.sa sisu7efer ana tGe aaIeduCt Il feet hSh By IN
vi4s inside work Is located IN os
- Psitz and Gardner. Ulster county. New
mus ~ PEGPOS SAILS SF-E INVITED FOR Each
s-C-SsrL AFT SEPAR ATF-zT AID FOR ROTH cox
80 1--- COME -E-D suv Bidder bid
- c1nt-a,+ eont-srts combined A
-s-4 fern q -r1uoss viii De furnished pu--
Pc ,fe 5tCve Dlscs and the bids Will publicly
- srS TA5G -re award OF the contract II awarded
% = ~ais IS soon thereafter practicable Panphl-ts
.srf-r tirr-s.zt.,n bidders. contract.
-fe .ar;,-s acS pamphlets of drawings.
- Ls a.fst-ed Feerl 1913 the above address ~
zszr ne sut.1 dollars $50 pamphlet
E~ars each their return
within thirty
n ahis- nsss be opened For further particulars
see N''' JClffV > RENsEL. 7 Commissioners
President. o.
Charles Y CHADWICK. Board of
CFsHTFs 4 STRAW. Water Supply.
WALDO Ssf.-fz. C1-iss Engineer
TrTCfsrt : r ASSET. sec-stary
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
LABOR COST soHwAB ss,Ooo.ooO.

san Francisco. Nov. BIN an address before the
Rotary Club. local promotion organization last
night Charles II. schwab referring to union
Ia Dor. said
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
o-uee uARKeT-Bv TELEGRAPH.

.r..als per on he s'Oo.oDo PeterIs1 s'oeA q
q - ~ant on the slis50o 900 common s'''@-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

y -ri0e
10 points lower al BIC for middlng upland for
uiddlns Cult No sales. Southern spot markets were
S;scs safes. 700 paies savannah quiet and unchanged
$50; sales 9s6 bales Charleston
SaAc Norfolk steady and unchanged 1-I6c: sales
and unchanged Lice: sales 674 bales
Little Rock steady and uncnaHged at SfsC. Galveston
unchanged 9 1-l6c. sales. $40 bales New Orleans
quiet steady and unchanged at sc; sales. $3.50 bales
Charleston Guet ana unchanged al SO Wilmington
quiet and unchanged a So Houston quiet and uu-
changed at &c: sales 2l9s bales Memphis steady and
unchanged at S7sc sales 500 bales Estimated receipts
leading points for Saturday: At Houston TO
year; Galveston 20000 IS Geo bales against rs 203
and 1912 year. Orleans p coo
1880 bales, against 1O300 last week last
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spo cotton
moderate demand sales 1000 bales speculation and
American mdding upland Futures opened zfeadv
points higher near months and points up LAT
point November I 79d November December SGD; De
r1lary March SD. MaTchApril 4.67 cd: April MAJ
$50 Nay-June, 46sl2d; JuneTuly. SOD Tuly August
I'D; August September 461i2d; september-Ocober
5ed October-November- 452i Manchester-Yarns In
demand, cloths fair business doing.
Comparative cotton statement for the ending
dsy. November IS. 1908:
1et receipts q United States ports during
a5et receipts at all United States ports during
same week last year. $40. l54
Total receipts since September 553
Total receipts to same date last 624 2a8
Exports the week 2A0S3i
Exports week last year.-.-.- 32I5s5
Totu exports September l-.--t Si3
exports date last year / s.4 I72
stock at all United states ports go $50
stock at all States ports same time last
year 80 -, ;,,,,.rior towns ........ 7Ca 30
ST. at ali Interior towns time last year 425074
ST. At liverpool time last 573 600
SrorL- of American ahoat for Great Britain sans
% lime sin sa are the total rel receipts OF at
all ports since September J.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

yT.FE.AsI-RY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE SEC
4 rs-a-v VazAiur-U-. October 2S. If-S.-In accord
an Mrs the rszrer.eaes % Section > the %
June y 1874 rotics hereby given thai sealed
posa ws rvc~:v~6 - TIE Treasury Department IN
agts5 uutii clock p - Monday. ne 5otn Gty
az ~-y- srbe- 1905. Qubc Or dutiAbis
-.N.-aIza uuortsE Port Of New York. y Y.
sr sen. 20 the Appraisers Warehouse for
for TIE tern oS years AID Including the lsc
"a, A. I.zuRry 1903 Information
reFni-- tie work performed Vii be ey TIE
tcie-r,- Or Customs New YORK application The
stfs -s- he addressed Secretary of the Treas
~ WasafnEran. y. sealed and endorsed Proposals
fsr Csr:ar- ~ New k-''-tsigaedl J. B REYNOLDS
Acting Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

i s CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK. y Y-oFFI-E
1 - m chief Engineer. SuperiEtsndsrt. etc. NO
,snIb-~ f3 os-SEAIED PROPOSALS VIII oe receivet
t.urf O'Clock n. the 3Qth day %
.-b~ zoos and then opened certain alterations
-,stri,- on nrsr rnsZzanine Hoors. OF the O. >
t5,nss Pest once. York. y Y.
s--s rfrh cravings specification copies of WEtch
~nav - obsans1 upon application ALFRED bEsoGAS
~ lhI-f Engineer. Superintendent. etc-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

I1pOp0s At. lFsOfs MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
nfisx - Onscs OF Conmissary FurchasinS Agent Pan
=, Erst, Road Company. state Street. New York
Novsnlber Ist ls~ Seaed Proposais vii be rseeived
orTc. 1.o0 p NJ November 2sr1 zoos for
-ss6ing the above articles Blanks and sui
Information uaay be obtained AZ this once. WENDELL
~, E--SfFp Arsur
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

This was withdrawn Chicago was relatively frruer than
elsewhere although the May contract here was more IN
net unchanged, against lao loss In December FoTeisn
houses buyers Of Mag here early. but most OK the
the start rather weak owing TO OF rairs IN
Southern later rallied unfavorabe reports
the previous night The Berlin market up sc on
unfaVo-ahe weather news; Budapest closed c net nS
encourage the bear position as
dry still continued in winter wheat s-ases ta
dicted in all sections OF west athegh for tha Cay
they rather liberal. and eearances again praei gen
8roouahali's figures only SGD0O0o h1zi expect
ed FOR worlds shipments against 96Oo39 bush iAst yea.
porters again showed the Market tshr6 aos
loads Northwest Argentine shipments aillois
ed 20 fSoeO BUSH against toi,oD bus @ ue y ~ ~ -
and late news from that quarter noted neaNy TaS az
North and only light in the South, representing seI
eiaiy huiiisn conalion t4sh s9a n aDd sf "a
gased as follows: No ed ~ Ia go
afloat: l Northern Duluth. 81 ioA ana No haIa
Independent strength all day and al the close Wss
higher in the local market and from &C 10 -
higher at Chicago There was fair support ION o'
houses and little for sale especlaly IN the
when husing returns from Illinois ereatea
quite bullish feeling Shipments from the
only e4 600 bush. compared with l5S1Vuo ous as
The export business amounted TO 20 loads ana
quoted sd IA net higher Old No corn ~
New York closed 46 on spot and re" ,VsEe e.. a.
= iac b afoat arrive OATS-The market Tor oats
vas rather quiet inclined follow the changes IN
prices being about unchanSed from Lne pS
night The cash firm closing as roieWs-
Mixed So a54c; natural white - 70 % 10
53i3 54c and clipped white - to 4 ~ % ~
BARLEY Market quiet mating SO souri
exports for week Bradstreets
$40 Asa bush against 4940274 last week ana 5Ls-9td
push against 10 920 year corn exports f2r ths
week were 372 bush against S125s4 last week an
L 1a3 4ss last year July I. 23s2o9 bush against
NEW YoEK PRICES.
r,,rb Low Close dsy.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
NEW YORK PRICES.

= Hish - 8, I I9T 81 cisss ls 81 49, sE.
May ,.....,..... 1 l4A 15is IA ll4S- l7's
Corn: - -.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Society,"
MISS FAY FERRALL. daughter of

MISS FAY FERRALL, daughter or
N Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ferrall of 900
Is1 Union avenue, has chosen June
II as the date of her marriage with
Alec Hamilton, which will take place
at the Ebell club house. Invitations
numbering about 100 have been issued
for the event.
Miss Ferrall will be attended by her
cousin, Mrs. Richard Lane of Daven-
port. Iowa, as matron of honor and MISS
kathleen Hamilton as bridesmaid. MISS
Irene Roberts of Oskaloosa and MISS
Frances Bingham will act as ribbon
bearers. and Margaret Hamilton ana
Dorothy Rominger will scatter rose
petals in the path of the bride. Rev.
Hugh X. Walker will ofhciate.
Miss Ethel Lockhart is entertaining
this afternoon for Miss Ferrall with q
party at the Orpheum, to be followed
by a collation. In Christopher's blue
room. Besides the hostess ana guest OF
honor the party will include Mrs.
Richard Lane of Davenport, Iowa: MISS
Irene Roberts of Oskaloosa, Mrs. j. Z,
TerraII. Mrs. Birdsall, Mrs. Glen Price,
Mrs Herbert Hamilton, Miss Dorothy
jackson. Miss Eleanor Holland, Miss
Margaret Robinson, Miss Kathleen
Hamilton, Miss Vinette Morris and
Miss Muriel Stewart.
Miss Frances Bingham entertained
Yesterday afternoon with a box party
at the Relasco for the bridal party, and
Wednesday evening. Robert Larmon'
and Clarence Fitzhenry. who are to be
Mr.. Hamiltons attendants at the wed,
ding. entertained for Mr.. Hamilton and
Miss Ferrall with a dinner at Levy
followed by a box party.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
AMATEURS MAKE GREAT HIT
IN SHAkESPEAREAN COMEDIES

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, June 1.-THE ,Tourna-
ment of Roses associations presentation
Of Shakespearean comedies under the
direction Of Percival Aylmer was ex-
tremely successful. In the afternoon
"As You Like 1t" was put on in the
Maryland gardens, Mr.. Aylmer taking
the part of Tombstone which he made
very effective. Miss Gertrude Keller
as Rosalind had the greatest oppor-
tunities in the play. and used them to
good advantage.
In the evening "A Midsummer Nights
Dream was presented. under the light
of the full moon. Japanese lanterns
and electric lights gave the scene
truly festive appearance, and the play
ers were In entire accord with the spirit
of the play and time. Mr.. Aylmer here
took the part of Bottom, while Puck
was represented by Miss Virginia Berry
who formerly played with Annie Rus
sell In the same production.
A particularly enjoyable feature OF
the affair was the host of fairies, while
choral work and a dance by Dortea de
Veney added to the beauty of the spec
tacle.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Chinese Dinner

In compliment of the mission study
class of the Westlake Methodist Epis-
copal church, of which she is presidents
Miss Augusta Lamb is entertaining this
evening with e. Chinese dinner at her
home on Grand View avenue.
The hostess will wear the robes or
Chinese woman OF high degree, and the
two small maids who serve Will also
be CARRIED as are the handmaidens OF
the Chinese.
Two tables will be set for the dinner.
one in the dining room and one In the
living room. over each polished sur
face will be laid two intersecting cloths,
long. narrow and in the blue and white
after the Chinese fashion, and in the
center of which large bowl containing
lighted red Chinese candles will have
Mace. Chinese dishes and spoons and
chopsticks will comprise the table fur"
nishings. and a tiny envelope by each
plate will. contain a Chinese epigram'
An Immense umbrella will hang from
the chandelier over each table, and a
Chinese menu, including chop suey and
Chinese CONNECTIONS, will be served.
AT a. tiny tea table in the library
fragrant Bohea will be served. and
burning insence will give a real breath
Of the orient to the atmosphere.
Covers will be laid for fourteen.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Slerks-StaheIl

A pretty wedding of yesterday was
that of Miss Alma Hermine Staheli,
granddaughter of T. Neithardt, the IA
nous landscape painter of Schauffhau-
sen, Switzerland, one of the most noted
artists of the last century, and Hen
ry Sierks of Chicago.
The ceremony was performed at 10
o'clock in the morning by Rev. Dana
Bartlett at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Hermine Staheli of 1896
South Figeuroa street, G. K. Gentry
a well known newspaper man, acting
as "best man."
The parlor in which the nuptial knot
was tied had been daintily decorated
with white sweet peas and ferns. anG
presented a beautiful appearance. T.
Weisendanger the we'll known zeal es-
tate man, who was Miss Stahelis
guardian, gave the bride in marriage
and presented the young lady with
several handsome presents, besides
which the couple received numerous
pretty gifts from their many friends.
Miss Staheli was gowned In white
and carried a bouquet of white sweet
peas. She is a graduate of Pomona
college.
The bride and groom went to Avalon.
Catalina island. where they will spend
their honeymoon, after which they will
be at home to their friends, Temporal
ily at 204 North Fremont street, Los
Angeles,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Cover and Mrs. H. e. Brett, past pres

Cover and Mrs. H. e. Brett, past pres
idents. ma
Mrs. Liveridge made a graceful little
sneech of welcome to the graduates,
and a musical program was rendered
Original limericks were read between
the luncheon courses.
This event closed the Wednesday
Morning club program for the year, the
graduates having just completed crit
ical study of sixteen of Shakespeare
works.
Among those present were Mesdames
Anna S. Averill, C. p. Dorland. Franz
Caldwell. Ella Park, A. M. Foster "
H. Harrison, M A. Pierce, Tom M
Sharp, Fred Fuller, l.. V. ]. Kimbail'
M. B. Pitlxin. Allison Barlow, Fl; a
Harrison, La Grange. f. M: Nichol; ~
S. Goodrich, j. M. Hale, II. L: Douglas
Miss Annie e. Pierce and MISS Amelia
Hunt. Souvenirs of the occasion, pre-
scented to each of the guests, We're niue
booklets with hand-painted covers, con-
tanning Shakespearean quotations, ar
ranged by Mrs. l.. v. ]. KimbaH.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
SOCIETY AWAITS
CLASSIC DRAMAS
SINGLETON C0LRT TO BE
SCENE OF BEAUTY
CLEVER ACTORS WILL ESSAY
sHAKEsPEAREAN ROLES
Casts for "As You Like It" and "Mid-
summer Nights Dream" Are
Fully Prepared for
Presentation

with a thorough production in Pasa-
depa yesterday, the actors and partici-
pants In the al fresco performances to
be given In Singleton court tonight
and tomorrow are now absolutely set
tied In their several parts. There Is
that feeling of genuine confidence that
begets perfect work. and 1t is no longer
a doubt that the whole series OF plays
will be given without flaw
Society has put It's approval on the
project, and the social elect have taken
large blocks of seats for the functions,
with the assurance that 1t will be quite
"the thing" to be among those pres
ent. So many of ones friends are In
the cast, don't you know" and so
many more of ones acquaintance are
patronesses, that 1t would hardly do to
stay away, as the omission would be
too glaring. Hence the lists of seat
holders are rapidly filling, and by to-
night 1t will be difficult for the ticket
office at Bartlett's to care for the rush.
Singleton court, ideally fitted for
such performances by nature. Will be
perfected for this occasion by the hand
of the artist, and when the audience
is seated will be a revelation of beau
ty. A large platform stage will be
used for the action of the play-to-
night. "a Midsummer Nights Dream y
tomorrow afternoon, "As You Like IT."
while the trees and bushes will form
the sides and backgrounds. There will
be one .set'-that designed by the
hand of Dame Nature. than whom
there is no better scene painter for
natural effects. The exits and en-
frances will be made to and from the
green wood itself, and the forest OF
Arden will be right before ones eyes.
with the wind whispering through its
trees or the fairies reveling in it's aisles
and cioisters. The costuming has all
been modelled along the best traditional
lines, and will be correct in every de-
tail. The full casts have been made up
and are, complete, as follows:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Haintz, Eloise Watson and Julia Muir

Haintz, Eloise Watson and Julia Muir
ray.
The laddable object of the AFFAIR
the playground fund OF the Civic red
eration-has given it added worth ana
authority, and the interest of the pup
lie generally has been enlisted by the
good cause. The federation has given
much thought and attention to play
grounds, the worth of which everyone
appreciates, and it hopes through these
outdoor dramatics measurably to swell
the fund it needs for the furtherance
of its good work.
Mrs. Mottram-C Craig has consented
to sing the ""Titania Song" in the
Dream" tonight, and the Philhar-
monte quartet will render the dainty
songs tomorrow afternoon in las You
Like It," Percival Aylmer, who con-
ceived and carried out the whole
scheme, is already the recipient of
many thanks for it's undoubted sue
cess. Dortea DeVeney. too, comes In
for much attention because of her ex-
pert dancing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Entertaining for House Guest

Miss Florence Judd Of Bonnie Brae,
who is entertaining as house guest
Miss Nellie Drisco of Toronto, Canada.
will give a bridge in her honor this
morning.
eral months last winter with her moth
er. approved the custom that obtains
there OF entertaining at cards and oth-
er informal affairs In the morning, and
SO adopted the innovation when ask
ing friends to meet her guest
Among those who viii be present
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
comnIimentary Musicale

Miss Mamie Butcher entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with an intormal
musicale in compliment to MISS MapeI
from Paris. where she studied music
and is opening a STUDIO in Garvanza. A
daintily appointed luncheon was served
A delightful program included instru-
mental selections by the complimented
guest and the hostess, and vocal SOLOS ,oa
by Miss Jessica Lawrence. Among lhe
guests were Mrs. Bean, MRS. Butcner'
Miss Mabel Brousseau' MIS- Aususea
Lamb. Miss Florence Moore, Miss Alice
Hill Miss Ada Hutton and Miss Jessica
Lawrence,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
For Miss Rriscoe

Miss Helen and Miss Anna Trap are
entertaining tomorrow with luncheon
at the Jonathan club to be followed by
box party at the Belasco, the special
guest being Miss Nellie Drisco, Miss
Judd's house guest.
The occasion, which is to be thor
oughly informal. will also be enjoyed
by Mrs. Harry Mouat of Pasadena and
Mrs. Harry Mines.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
COLLEGE OF osTEoPATHY HAS
ITS GRADUATING EXERCISES

Graduating exercises of the Los An
geles College of Osteophy were held
last night at the Woman's clubhouse.
DR.. George A. Gates, president of Po-
mona college, DR.. W. H. Forks and
DIR. r.. N. Bowling made addresses.
Following are the members of the
graduating ciass- Clyde l. Bonham,
Eln1er r.. Clark, Arthur r. ". Davis,
William Efford. j. r.. Jackson, Edward
B. Jones Warren Nichols, Arthur f.
Sherwood, Thomas o. Volkmann, DR..
MI. r. McBurney, Dr1 Chester M. Par
|ish. DR.. Herbert c. Wallace and Or,
A. nj. King.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Deitrich-Henderson

The marriage of Miss Audrey C.
Henderson and Emil II. Dietrich took
place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Laura r. Henderson, 1886
West Forty-second street, Wednesday
evening at o'clock, the ring cere-
mony being performed by Rev. o. M.
Andrews In the presence of a few
friends.
The bride. a beautiful and talented
young woman, was dressed in white
silk, with bridal veil. and carried white
carnations. The home was deliberately
decorated with profusion of flowers,
the colors being white and pink. After
the ceremony refreshments were served
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich left for a
short trip. They will be at home at
236 West Forty-second street after
June 90
The groom is a young man of ster-
ling qualities which have won for him
many friends, and holds a lucrative
position in this city as an electrician.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
informal Musicale

Mrs. Fleming LEngle entertained a
few friends at an informal musicale
last evening at her home on Washing
ton street Mrs. L'Engle is musician
of marked ability and possesses a voice
of unusual sweetness.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cook, May Emerson Gee, Mrs.
Horatio Nelson MacHarg of Duluth,
Mrs. A. Arnold, the Misses Walter,
Miss ArabelIa Lindsey, Edison Stro-
bridge, Ralph Walter and r. Arnold.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
Rsoention for Club Members

Mrs. ]. e. Brown, Mrs. A. v, Duns-
moor, Mrs. w. II. Fillmore and Mrs. O.
II. Robertson. graduates of the Shake
speare class of the Wednesday Morning
club, were entertained at reception
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank y. Prior, president of the club,
at her home on North Sichel street.
The hostess was assisted by the
alumni president. Mrs. Joseph B. Liver
sidge. Mrs. o. II. Hubbard. Mrs. II. G.