Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18
AT THE HOTELS

Sheriff ]. W. Kelley of Bakersfield is
stopping at the Hollenbeck. He is here
on official business, and will return
today or tomorrow.
T. A. Rice and wife from OXnard
registered at the Van Nuys yesterday
Mr.. Rice is owner of extensive beet
sugar properties near Oxnard.
Robert McCabe, who registered yes
terday at the Hollenbeck, is shoe
manufacturer of Boston, and has come
to Los Angeles on business.
That more tourists will arrive in
Los Angeles this year than in any pre-
yious season in the history of the city
is the opinion of nearly all local hotel
men.
S. S. Greiner, manager of the Chi
oago Liquid Carbonic Air company, is
visiting this city on business con-
nected with his company, and is reg
istered at the Hoilenbeck.
A prominent manufacturer of paper
supplies from san Francisco, Monroe
P. Marks. is making a business trip
through Southern California, and was
registered yesterday at the Hollenbeck.
H C. Cutler and J. c. Sewer, two
we'll known mining men from Gold
field, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
and are stopping at the Van Nuys
where they will remain over Christ
mas.
Among the numerous arrivals at
the Lankershim yesterday was r. g
Doggett, who registers from st. Louis.
but is better known in Chattanooga,
where he is the head of the Chatta-
nooga Medicine company.
L. F. Noble of the United States
geological survey has just returned
from an extended inspection of the
Grand Canyon of Arizona and is reg
istered at the Alexandria, where he
will remain until after Christmas
Walter Schulze of the Eastman
Kodak company of New York is max
ing a tour of the western states IN
connection with the kodak business
and is now registered at the Hayward,
where he will remain for several days
Mr.. Alvin Daniels a wealthy mining
man from Denver, accompanied by his
wife, is stopping for a few days at the
Van Nuys. Mr. Daniels has winter
home at Coronado and will leave for
San Diego in a few days to take up
his winter quarters.
w. L. Jones, representing the Mar
shall Field company of Chicago, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday on his
regular annual visit to this city, and is
busy taking orders for winter goods
from local merchants. Mr.. Jones is
stopping at the Hayward.
A Jolly automobile party from Red
lands, consisting of Rev. L. w. War
rem, r. c. Hornby, r. l. Hornby, Miss
I M. Hornby and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hornby, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and is stopping at the Van
Nuys for the holiday season.
state Senator Richard j. Welch and
bride of San Francisco are visiting
Los Angeles on their wedding tour and
stopping at the Angelus They prob
ably will visit other points of interest
in Southern California before returning
to their home in San Francisco.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Hollenbeck were Mr.. and Mrs Claude
g. Hayworth of San Francisco. They
were married yesterday morning at
the cathedral on Main street and are
leaving today for their honeymoon,
which will be passed mostly in San
Diego.
Joseph A. Green, a capitalist from
New York, seems to think there is no
place like Los Angeles. He registered
Yesterday at the Lankershim, and has
come to spend the winter This is the
third consecutive year that Mr.. Green
has come to Los Angeles for the Win
ter season.
From Paris, France, come Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Machray and NJ. F. Van
Verserveld, their friend The party
viii probably remain in Los Angeles
for some time, while visiting points of
interest throughout Southern Califor-
MIA. They are making their headquar-
ters at the Angelus.