Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

been retired from active service and is
sojourning in this section of the country
to view the fleet maneuvers.
The Lankershlm
A. L. Orendorff, who is a large owner
in the Orondorff Milling company of
Canton, ILL.,, is Lankershim guest. He
will remain here for several days.
Mrs. Charles Chant and her talented
daughter, Miss Hazel Chant, are regis
tered at the Lankershim from Spokane,
Wash. Mrs. Chant, who is the wife of
Il well known music dealer in Spokane,
generally spends the winter season in
Southern California. She is planning
number Of entertainments for her
daughter during the next few weeks.
f. w. Inman, proprietor of Florence
Vile hotel, at Florence Vile, Fla, and
w. b. Donaldson, also of Florence Vile,
arrived at the Lankershim this week.
They are guests of Mr.. Inman's broth
err Charles T. Inman, who has been
spending the winter at the Lankershim.
The Inmans are interested in a new
railroad project now planned from low
er Utah to a mining town in Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. @. Mclean and nephew,
j. II. Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. BiXler,
of Denver, who left two weeks ago in
their fine White steamer for a sight
seeing trip up the coast, have returned
again to the Lankershim and report a
delightful trip. Mr.. Mclean relates
having made several record breaking
mountain climbs in their auto during
the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Newberry, the
well known Angeleonos, have returned
to the city again and are stopping at
the Lankershim MIR. and Mrs. New
I.a~, hnz laa oct nI1
their ranch. Since their arrival at the
Lankershim they have been the recipi-
entS of numerous calls from their
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Grimshaw of
Goldf1eld, who number among the
Lankershim guests, have come to the
city to participate in the occasion of
fleet week. Mr. Grimshaw is the pro-
prietor of the hotel i'll Goldfield that
bears his name.
Louis r. Demert of Spokane, Wash.
one of the youngest and most promi-
nent business men of his city, is reg
istered at the Lankershim. Mr.. Dem
ert will spend the next couple OF weeks
in Los Angeles and vicinity.
Prof. j.. Fl. Steele and wife of Dem
yer have taken rooms at the Lanker-
ship for an indefinite stay. Prof. |
Steele figures prominently in the mu-
steal circles of the Colorado capital.
Joseph e. Kiffin, jr., formerly chief
clerk at the Hotel Metropoles Catalina
Island, is stopping at the Lankershim
for a few days prior to his departure
for the cast. He has received the ap-
pointment of manager of an Indiana
hotel which is to be opened in June.
The Virginia
Judge Monroe and wife and party |
of young folk Of Los Angeles have en-
gagged several ocean front rooms at
the Virginia at Long Beach for the |
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Drake of |
Los Angeles are numbered among the !
very prominent people of Los Angeles |
who will make the Virginia hotel their
for the coming week. Mr.. |
Drake is president of the Seaside Wa
ter company and a capitalist of con-
siderable note in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark and fam
lily of Los Angeles have reserved a |
suite at the Virginia for several days. |
Mr. Clark is second vice president of
the Salt Lake railroad.
Colonel Neville, wife and family of |
Los Angeles are stopping at the Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Baker,
prominent folk Of PaGadena. have en-