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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
Musical World

TT HIS is the fourth visit of Jusef
Holman to Los Angeles, and 1t Is
to be hoped it will not rain, as on
every previous occasion the followers of
this artist have been compelled to wade
through rivers of water to reach the
auditorium. Eofmann is the first rain
maker brought to this city by Manager
Behymer, and since that time but one
pianist has had clear night on which
to play, being Adela Verne last week.
Josef Hofmann comes to Los Angeles
as one of the leading pianists of the
world. He has fulfilled the great ex-
pectations thai were foreshadowed in
his playing when he first burst upon
the musical world of this country a
decade ago. He has become the digni-
fed, intellectual player, and his art, as
he has grown into it, has placed him at
the head of tbs pianists of the modern
school,, with the exception of Pade-
rewski, and some even may be quoted
as saying that he is better than the
Paderewski OF today.
To the teacher and the student of
music Hofmann has always been a
HIdBHGL. Ills cOIIpOSlllOilS Iudy DS
found in every music room, and from
the youngster taking his first lessons
20 the old professor teaching, Hoffman,
compositions are considered a dignified,
manly, classical addition to the world
of music His work. is always a reve-
lation to the student, and that is the
principal reason why student rate is
always given to Hofmann's entertain
ments. as two-thirds of the audience
will be conf osed of the struggling bro
Their musicians, anxious to worship at
the shrine of virtuosity.
1t is to be regretted that Holman
can only be heard for two recitals in
this city, one tonight at Simpson audi
forum and one Saturday afternoon,
January 25 beginning sharp at 2
o'clock.
The program numbers for tonight in
clude the following:
Prelude and Fuge, Minor; scherzo
Senate Appassionata ........... Beethoven
Barcarolle, Prelude, G Minor. .Rachmainoff
Au Jardln -......s.ss.s .BalaklroiI
Senate, Minor. observation-disclosures. .Chopln
Legende (St Frances walking on the
waves), Liebestraum, campanella
Steinway piano used.
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Cosmos Club

Educational day was observed by the
Cosmos club yesterday and the program
was along educational lines.
Mrs. o. Shepard Barnum gave an in
teresting talk en- Club Scholarships,
and was followed by Mrs. e. B. Root,
district chairman of education, who
spoke on the same subject. "Truancy
Schools were discussed by j. e. Likely.
The Cosmos club is supporting two
scholarships, and Mrs. Robert Howell,
who has been in charge of the first boy
gave an account of his progress and
gratitude for the opportunity that he
is enjoying. Mrs. Charles Lewis has
been responsible for the second scholar
ship, and in her absence Mrs. Root
read her report. The boys are doing
so we'll and the club members were so
delighted with the returns they are re-
ceiving in this investment in boys that
nearly money enough to establish TWO
more scholarships was subscribed yes
terday afternoon, and there is no DOUBT
that before the next meeting the neces-
sary amount will have been pledged.
The next meeting, falling on the hfth
Friday in the month, will be a social
day. Mrs. Robert j. Burdette mas
promised to speak and will deliver an
address on 1.-The All-around Woman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
MISSING MAN MAY HAVE
MET DEATH IN THE SEA
Clothing Found on Strand at Long
Beach Indicates Suicide or Acct
dental Drowning of Central
Avenue Ledger

Missing from his room at 554 Central
avenue, E. S. King, age 80, described as
of medium height and fair complexion.
has probably committed suicide or was
drowned while bathing in the ocean at
Long Beach.
Clothing in which were several post
cards addressed to sc. S. King, 554
Central avenue, Los Angeles" was
found under the auditorium at Long
Beach yesterday morning. The articles
of clothing found are coat, trousers
and vest of blue serge, all in good con-
dition; black derby hat, size about
6h; pair Regal shoes, in good condi-
ton, size 6; stiff bosomed white linen
shirt, with attached cuffs, in which
were gold collar and cuff buttons;
rundown collar; blue and black four
finland tie with white dots; a Cana
dian quarter and bunch of keys. The
keys were in the trousers pocket, and
q thermometer and gold Masonic
button were found in the vest.
The clothing was damp and had
probably laid in the sand for several
hours.
King arrived in Los Angeles during
the month of November, and roomed
at the address on Central avenue. He
left Los Angeles and went east, re-
turning to Los Angeles Christmas day.
He had some money when he returned.
He was unemployed. and two days ago
stated his intention of hunting work.
His relatives live either in Brooklyn
m. New York.
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SECOND WEEK OF 1.-THE
HOLY CITY" ANNOUNCED

Several hundred persons were turned
away from the Auditorium yesterday
afternoon, where 1.-THE Holy City," as
presented by the Ferris company with
Miss Florence Stone in it's leading role,
has apparently entered upon another
long run. Last season this play crowd
ed the Theater Beautiful for five weeks,
the management being compelled to
give extra matinees to accommodate
the crowds.
Yesterday the advance sale for the
remainder of the week had already as
sumed such proportions that Manager
Ferris announced a second week of this
tremendously popular play. Miss Stone
does her most finished work as Mary of
Magdala, and in the opinion of some
thousands who have seen her in the role
finds 1t in her best part.
The matinee audience yesterday was
quick to appreciate also thesfine acting
of Florence Barker, who appears only
in the first act, but who, as Micah, does
what may justly be termed the best
work Of her career to date.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
YOUTH DENIES THEFT OF
STAMPS FROM PoSToFFIcE

Roy Brown, the boy arrested several
days ago charged with the theft of $SS
worth of postage stamps from the post
office at Ocean Park, steadily refuses
to admit his guilt, ana declares there
is no truth in the statements that he
exhibited a number of stamps the night
of the robbery.
Brown also says the statements at
tributed to him two weeks ago to the
effect that two other boys had done
the stealing were false. A further in
vestigation is being made by Deputy
Sheriff Sepulveda and the boy. who is
now in the detention home, will appear
before Judge Wilbur Friady. Brown
has been on probation for several
months because of his admitted part in
the robbery of gas meters.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
NEED F0UR-MILE SEWER
BEFORE PROCEEDING WEST
Paving on Sunset Boulevard May Be
Hindered Beyond Tanning
Street Because Of
Topography

Sunset boulevard proceedings have
taken a new turn through the report
of Engineer w. T. Knowlton of City
Engineer Homer Hamlin's staff rela-
tive to the request OF NJ. w. Stephens
asking that the paving of Sunset be
pushed, regardless OF the laying or
sewers west of Tanning street.
Owing to the topography of the dis
trict west of the intersection of Coro-
nado street and Sunset boulevard 1t Is
not feasible, the engineers say, to con-
struct any sewer in Sunset boulevard
west of either Coronado street or Fan
ming street until some date in the dis
tant future.
When that time arrives an intercept
ing sewer must be built up the Arroyo
de la Sacatela in order to provide a
connection with the outfall sewer.
AS such an intercepting sewer would
be some four miles or more in length
and cost from $4,000 upward the en-
gineers do not deem it advisable to
consider the project until such time
as interests involved warrant 1t.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
Card Matinee

Mrs. D. A. Meekins of 1903 Arapahoe
street was at home to friends yester-
day afternoon, whom she had asked to
play whist.
The rooms were fragrant with clus-
tered violets and roses, while in the
dining room, where the guests were
served at the conclusion of the games,
pink carnations and ferns were used.
Mrs, Willis Dixon, Mrs. John Monlox
and Mrs. Frank B. Veasey secured the
prizes, a water color in a gold frame,
a china flower bowl and a vase.
other guests enjoying Mrs. Meekins'
hospitality were Mines. r. D. Brown,
w. H. Wagner, Copp, Thomas Hughes,
Richard Beebe, William Strong, w. A.
Morehouse, C. H. Matthay, Jeffries,
Wheeler. N. A. Lewis. Allen, Ralph I.
Vining, Hinzeman, Fred Allies 1nskeep'
Arthur Reid, Farqua and s. C. Kious.
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Ruskln Art Club

Yesterdays program of the Ruskin
Art club was in charge of Mrs. j. f.
Kanst, who added greatly to the in
terest of the morning by the exhibition
of several choice engravings from the
Kanst collection.
Etching in England" was the sub
ject of the first paper, which was read
by Mrs. ]. A. Reckard, who, in connec-
ton with her subject discussed some
Of the prominent etchers of that coun-
try. Mrs. William H. Housh read a
paper dealing with the work of Haden
and Whistler.
Etching in France, Especially the
Work of Fleming" was the subject OF
a bright address by Mrs. N. P. Conrey,
who was followed by Mrs. w. II. Brad
ley with a paper on the "Etchings or
Rajon." Fine specimens of the work
of the two men were shown.
Mrs. c. e. Day read a paper on
Etching in Holland" making prom
inent Jongkind and Van GraYesande.
Mrs. ]. w. Hendricks paper on "Zorn
of Norway concluded the program.
The club social for January will be
held next Thursday at the home of Mrs.
George H. Wadleigh, 1415 Hope street,
when the central thought of the pro-
gram will be the anniversary of Rus
kin's birth, which occurs February 8.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
Miss KeatInu to Entertain

Among the week-e end events that
are making Saturday notable day
on the weeks calendar will be the box
party that Miss Heating is arranging
in compliment to several of the sea-
sons debutantes. She will take her
guests to the Belasco and afterward
will entertain them at tea at the Cop
per Kettle Tea room on Mercantile
place, where a number of young men
have been asked to join the party.
Miss Keating's guests will include
Mrs. H. M. Russell, Mrs. Godfrey Hol-
terhoff, jr., and the Misses Solano,
Leila Holterhoff. Katherine Bashford
Mary Hubbell. Marjorie Severance.
Charline Coulter. Marjorie WEIGH.
Katherine Clark. Kate Van Mugs, Lois
Allen. Virginia Johnson.
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Afternoon Tea

One of the pretty affairs of yester-
day was the informal tea given by
Mrs. H. w. Bryson and her sister. Mrs.
F. E. Engstrum, at the home of the
latter, $500 Glendale place.
Receiving with the hostesses were
Mines. Ralph Dow, Howard Robertson,
Howard Schroeder. James Martin, VIM.
M. Joyce, Paul Engstrum and Misses
Ruth Sterry and Lucille Walton. En-
chantress carnations and ferns were
arranged in the reception room and in
the dining room, while long-stemmed
poinsettias and bamboo had place in
the hall and library.
Guests were received from o'clock
until 5.
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Wonen's Clubs


EDGlI OiuU
The program of the Ebell for Feb
ruary is now in the hands of the club
members, and including the department
work is as follows:
Monday. February 3-Anz afternoon
with the department of art and travel.
in charge of Miss Alice Milton ana
Mrs. C. @. Stanton, THE Street Cries
of the Nations" Tea served.
Monday, February 10-Lecture, Phid-
las and the Parathenon," Or. n. H.
Powers. with stereopticon. DIR. Powers
is a graduate of Madison university
Wisconsin; instructor French and Ger
man, Madison university; professor
economies and sociology Smith college
and Leland Stanford, jr., university
resided in Europe 1S97-99; professor SO
cial science Cornell university 1899-l902;
president of the bureau of university
travel, Boston, at present time.
Monday, February 17-Current topics
conducted by Mrs. Frank A. Kelly.
Home Affairs" Mrs. ]. H. Francis;
Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Chas. e. Curtis !;
New Books" Mrs. Eugene L. Petit
grew. Tea served.
Monday, February 24-Lecture, Rev.
Robert j. Burdette, honorary member,
Department work: Parliamentary law
Mondays, lis p. m. First, lecture by
Mrs. ]. A. Osgood. Review and drill.
days, 10 a. m. First, Browning's phil
osophy as developed in "Paracelsus."
Discussion by members. Third,
valentine program.
Music-Second and fourth Tuesdays,
10 a. m. Second, music of modern Ger
many; fourth, musical Bohemia, Hun
gary and Poland.
Science-Third Tuesday, p. m. In
dividual development through Migratory
plaCfrtCltV
thought. DR.. Leon Ebert Landone. AT
the residence of Mrs. William l.. Jones,
2096 Harvard boulevard.
Civics-Fourth Wednesday, 10 a. m.
French-W Wednesdays. Study classes
$3.50 and 1890 a. m. Berlitz first and
second books. Advance class 11:3o a.
m. Advance prose composition, Fran
co.'s.
Books and conversation - Second
Wednesday 1920; luncheon 1890. Books
to be reviewed: "Disenchanted," Pierri
Lott; 'Lallah Rookh, Thomas Moore;
"Rubaiyat," Omas Khayyam; AN APP
preciation," B. r. Baumgardt.
Art and Travel-First and Third
Thursdays 10 a. m. First, Louis Phil
lippe, patron Of art; third, Church OF
st. Vincent de Paul. Souvenir luncheon
in charge of Mrs. G. H. Mosher.
Shakespeare - Second and Fourth
Thursdays 10 a. m. king Lear" acts
2, 3 and 4.
One of the most delightful of the
January programs was given Monday
afternoon, when village newspaper,
gotten out by a staff of club members,
under Mrs. ]. H. Francis, as managing
editor, was read before the club. The
paper was conducted by the class In
expression, and although somewhat on
the order of a burlesque in some de-
partments showed In others literary
merit and ability.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
FINED S25 FOR GIVING
LAWYER A BLACK EYE
SON PLEADS GUILTY; FATHER
ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL
Load Of Hay Is Cause of Alleged AZ.
sault and Battery case-Defen-
dants Say Attorney Rec
fused to Pay Them

Ney Wolfskill and his father, John
wolfskill. were arraigned in Police
Justice Chambers court yesterday
charged with having committed bat
terry upon the person of Marshall Slim
son, an attorney. in his office in the
Mason building.
Young Wolfakill pleaded guilty and
was fined s25. His father pleaded not
guilty and asked for jury trial. He
will be tried March 8.
According to the testimony, the two
Wolfskills own a ranch near Corcoran
and sold some hay to Stimson and his
partner. II. G. Whitlock. The hay was
delivered at the dairy in Kings county
Wolfskill claimed that for four months
he had been endeavoring to collect the
money due hlr1 and had been sent from
Whitlock to Stimson and referred back
to Whitlock, and had made trips from
Corcoran to Los Angeles until patience
ceased to be virtue.
The Wolfskillc entered the office OF
Stimson December IA and demanded
payment. They were told to see Whit
lock- This incsnsed the younger Wolf
skill who struck Stimson, giving him
black eye. The father is alleged to
have held Stimsons arm while the son
hit him.
Stimson broke away and left his
office. Ney Wolfskill followed him and
they exchanged blows. Stimson en-
tered another office and the two Wolf
skills departed.
The attorneys Cor the defendant
placed several witnesses on the stand
for the nurnose of showing extenuat-
ing circumstances. Stimson was
placed on the stand and told the story
of the encounter.
The opposing attorneys engaged in a
squabble as to whether or not the bill
for the hay was Just.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
SMOKE IN STOVE CAUSES
ALARM TO BE TURNED IN

Clouds of smoke issuing from the
office of DR.. Bernhardt Zachau,
chiropodist, occupying room in the
three-story building at 215 West Fourth
street, caused an alarm to be turned
in.
A hook and ladder equipment, three
hose companies and the fire tower re-
sponded, and upon arriving on the
scene found that their services were
unnecessary.
The chiropodist had stuck lot OF
papers in a stove and set fire to them.
The f1ue drew all right, but an obstruc-
ton in the chimney caused the smoke
to enter the basement and fill the room.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
POLICE RAID CLUB AND
ARREST FIVE MEMBERS
"Athenians" Are Accused of Gambling,
and Gross of Cards, Two Bushels
of Chips and WagonIoad of
Liquors Are Seized

The Athenian CLUB" an organiza-
ton with a state charter at 1856 East
Ninth street, was raided by the police
last night and M Wooters, the keeper,
and five members of the CLUB were
arrested
Patrolmen Beaumont, Williamson,
Glenn and Stevens made the raid and
arrested, besides Wooters, F. Jones,
Clyde Smith, C j. Billette, F. Leverick
and C. W. Alglre, who were all charged
with gambling. Wooters was charged
with violating the liquor law.
A gross OF cards, two bushels of
chips and a wagon load of liquors were
taken as evidence. The men will be ar
raigned in the police court this morn
ing
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
May Engage Miss stoddard

the Belasco theater. may be seen in Los
Angeles as leading woman of another
stock company, or she may go to Port
land. Yesterday afternoon Miss Stod-
dard had a long conference with Man
ager Baker, who has stock houses both
in Denver and in Portland and who is
now in Los Angeles looking over the
local field with a view to establishing
third company here. No announce
ment has been made as yet, but there
have been rumors that Mr.. Baker may
put a company into the Auditorium fol-
lowing the conclusion of the Ferris sea-
eon at that house.
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Observation-Disclosures

Many friends will be interested in
the announcement of the marriage of
Mrs. Emily S. Whiting, widow of the
late Dwight Whiting, and Eyre Bar
which was solemnized at
8 o'clock yesterday morning in st.
Matthias church, Rev. A. M. Smith
reading the office of the Episcopal
church. A few relatives and intimate
friends were the only witnesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrow french have
gone east on short trip and will be
at home at 627 st. Paul avenue after
February 10.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
Officer Is Robbed

During the absence of the family
thieves entered the home of Officer
H. w. Marden, 1904 lockwood street,
and made away with valuable watch
a field glass and suit of clothes,
Reports Theft to Police
j. H. Coates, a guest at the Greater
Los Angeles hotel, has reported to the
police the theft of silver watch, pair
of cuff buttons, a leather suit case.
some clothing and two safety razors.
To Give Social and Smoker
The Y NJ 1. of the Sacred Heart
church will give a social and smoker
this evening at Conaty hall to the men
of the parish. Addresses will be made
~ Rev. p G.. Gay, Rev. l.. p. DonleaYy,
Joseph Mesmer, T. B. Hays, G. w. Nc
Donald and ]. T. Nealon.
Woman Loses Suit
The jury is the case of Mrs Margaret
j. Turner against the Los Angeles
Pacific railway yesterday returned a
verdict for the defendant. Mrs. Turner
brought suit for damages of $4,000,
claiming she had been seriously injured
while alighting from a Hill street car
last June.
Santa Ana Men Robbed
F. C. Thompson and A. Mcdonald of
santa Ana, who arrived in Los Angeles
Tuesday and secured room at the
Russ house on East First street, awoke
yesterday morning and found that a
thief had entered their room during the
night and robbed them of a watch and
all their money, amounting to nearly
$40.
League to Meet Friday
The Lincoln Roosevelt Republican
league announces that it will hold it's
next meeting January "a, under the
auspices of the South Pasadena Lin
coin Republican club, at Herlihy hall
on Mission street. The meeting will
open at o'clock and Lee c. Gates and
Senator Charles w. Bell will be the
speakers.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
BOILERMAKER ARRESTED
BY LONG BEACH CITIZEN
Man Accused of Robbng Barber Shop
TIL Is Apprehended on Broad
way and Police Say He
Has Confessed

D. o. Dougherty, a Long Beach boil
ermaker was arrested on Broadway
last night by Harry Willitts, a citizen
of Long Beach, on a charge of robbery.
Dougherty was placed in the city. Jail
and a Long Beach officer will take him
hack today.
DougLerty is alleged to have robbed
the till of the o. X. barber shop in
Long Beach oe $40 during the absence
of the proprietor. According to the To-
cal police he admitted the crime.
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COMPLIMENTARY Tea

Among the delightful affairs that are
promised for the week end is the in
formal tea with which Mrs. Hancock
Banning is entertaining Saturday after
noon in compliment to Miss Alberta
Denis, and to Miss Mabel Horn of st.
Paul, who is the house guest of Miss
Grace Mellus of West Adams street.
Mrs. Banning has asked about 100 of
the younger social set to meet these
Young women.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23

IT have found cure for the misery
r,alaria poison produces" says r. M.
lanes of Louellen, 8. G.. TITS called
Electric Bitters. and comes in b0-cent
hotties. 1t breaks up a case of chills or
a bilious attack in almost no time; and
q nuts yellow jaundice clean out of
commissions" This great tonic medicine
and blood purifier gives quick relief In
all stomach, liver and kidney complaints
and the misery OF lame back. Sold under
guarantee at Deans drug store.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
MasonnJackso

The marriage of Miss Ethel Gertrude
Jackson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Jackson of S04 Hope street. and
Vernon Mason, was solemnized last
evening in Trinity M. E. church south,
Rev. ]. ]. Pritchett officiating. The
young people were attended by Miss
Mary Jackson, sister of the bride, and
Quay Smith. Mr.. Mason has built a
bungalow on East Fifty-second street,
and they will be at home there after
February 20.
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Matinee Party

Mrs. George A. Ralphs of 1860 Ara
pahoe street was hostess yesterday at
a matinee party which was followed by
adjournment to Christopher's for tea
and ices.
Mrs. Ralphs guests were Mines. r.
]. Northam, J. A. Prinsen, Ralph Ha-
gan, w. o. Morton, Frank Bowers. 2.
F. Blinn, Thomas Hayward and Miss
Grace Pease.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
Dinner Guests

Mrs. T. w. Brown of 1869 Romeo
street had as dinner guests Tuesday
evening Dr. and Mrs. George F. Boz
vard DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Healy, Mrs.
o. j. Shatto of Hartford and DR.. Brad
ford p. Raymond of the Wesleyan
university.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-23
At Lankershim

Mrs G. A. Weir, an immensely pop
ular and charming woman from San
Francisco, is at the Lankershim for a
few days. Mrs. Wier has just returned
from a trip of six months in the east
and is being cordially welcomed by her
many friends in this city.
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WlII TALK on Wines

The Los Angeles w. C. T. U. will
meet in the First Methodist church,
corner of Sixth and Hill, this after
noon at o'clock. Mrs. II. e. Hollings-
head will speak on the subject of sac
rarnental wines, the address to be fol-
lowed by discussion.
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Returned to San Francisco

Miss Elanor e. Johns and Miss M. o.
Mayer, two charming young women
from San Francisco who have been
guests at the Van Mugs for several
days, left for their northern home yes
terday, going by boat.
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EbeII Card Party

A club card party will be given at
the Ebell club house. 1918 South Fig
ueroa street, at o'clock Saturday af-
ternoop, February 20, Leap Year.
Whist, bridge and 500 will be played.