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The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seren furlongs. Surveillance. l05
NiusTayel. 10 T. won: Matte Bumpr0 los
iBurnsl 10 TO J. second: Tattenham 10 lAkcrl. 80
90 J. third. Tine, y 25 Susie Christian Nuns
Yelling. The Englishman. Airs RiCkey and Matadur
also ran.
SECOND RACE - Five and one-half furiongs.
Colonel Bob. li0 Taylor. to 5. won; G. w Burt
l0 )Sehilingl, % J. second; Macias l05 (Holland)
u 20 !. third Time. ,06 2-5. Al Alone Dr Sim
RAIL- Aromatisee Turnauay Hidden Hand Port
Malone. and John {. Rice also ran.
THIRD RACE One mile Colonel Jack lO5
tBurnsi, II 60 5. won T. T. Fryer. l0i NIusvraycl.
90 !, second; orilene. g lGoldsteinl. to l. third
Time. rs. Critic. Dominius. Aryia, Amredo. and
Lightwool also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Colin Stakes five fironss
Lee Rose. Il2 tMusgravel. 3 20 / won; Del Cr,Iza-
dos. los MILLER. to l. second aunt Agile. is
tSchillingl 10 ?. third- Time. 100 25. Melton
Cloth. Horace H. Royal Stone ForCEIaTd Live
Oak, Buck Tborne, Ned Iram and Ocean Maid also
ran.
FIFTH EACE-One mile and one furlonE Cata-
line. loi tMusnaTei. 2 10 3. won: StOney Lee los
tSchillingl 20 !. second; Esther b. 9S (Shrinef
20 l. third. Time, 81 Little Minister and Red
Reward also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six fIrlongs Lee Harrison l0s
(Schlling 90 ? won Laudnhic. IS tGoldSteini
10 l. second; Booger Red. lc2 qloyd). 10 g.
thfd IiIae, LIB IS. Nontanss. Adelhert Belle
Atkins. Crcston BOY. and Fortune Teller also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Five furlongs WisteTia. los
iSch ling. 70 l. won; Mc,'hord 10 CTavlori to
q second; Laehata. los lShrincrl. TO !. third
Time 30 % TIamotor, Anna MAY, Hereafter
san Nicholas and Gillette also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
ITALIAN CAR STUCK IN MUD.
American Auto Uses Railroad Tracks
in Far West.

Denver, Colo, March IA special from
Rawlins. Wyo.. received at s O'Clock to-
night says that the Italian car in the.
New York-Paris automobile race is stuck
In the mud and snow mile and one-half
eas- of Dana, which is thirty miles east
OF Rawlins The roads ahead are in a
bad condition for fully twenty-five miles.
a private message was received from
Wahsstch, Utah. AZ g o'clock indicating
that the Thomas machine had passed
that point. Wahsatch is seventy-six miles
east Of Ogden. Late this afternoon the
Thomas car WAS making fairly good time
over the Union Pacific tracks. permission
having been given % use this line.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
NEWS AND COMMENT At HOME AND ABROAD IN WORLD OF SPORT
CHANGES An BRTGETWooD.
Alex Davis Placed In Charge of the
TrOtting Track.

At a special meeting OF the Brightwood
Driving Club yesterday. Alex A. Davis
was elected manager for one year. Mr.
Davis announces that there will be good
sport on the historic track this spring
and fall.
The present stockholders in the Bright
wood organization are: John F. Javins.
Henry Copperthite. William A. Brown.
DIR. J. d. Robinson. Louis J. Kessel,
Robert Allen. and Alex A Davis.
Clarence NJ. Winowiller. who has been
superintendent OF the BrightwoOd club
house for the past four years, will be
retained in his present capacity. Mr..
Davis has a force Of twenty men at
work making additions and improvements
on the clubhouse. stables, and track. and
promises that a harness-horse meeting
will be held this spring.
The dates for the meeting will be
May 2S. -. and 80. and there will be
four races-twO harness horse and two
running events-each day. The purses viii
be attractive ones.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
BOWLING TOURNEY CONCLUDES
Worlds Record Broken at National
Association Meet.

Rochester, \. Y. March 1.-THE second
annual tournament of the National Bowl
Ing Association was concluded With to
nights games. No high scores were
rolled in the final days contests
The best marks in the various classes
made during the tournament were:
iFe-nan-BrInsVicE. New York. 2sa5
LEo-rnan-Sleiuirk ard Grady. Paterson. y J..
l3b "a new worlds record.
indiViduals-FTed Schwartz Brookl,n. 6l7.
The three leading teams in each class.
with scores and prize money. follow:
Fireman BrInswicks. New York. 2ss3. So q.
Fellowship Philadelphia. ISIS, SzG72: Krl.nhsr.
CleFeland. 2s8s Ss09
TEo-man-AIeGuirk and Grady. Paterson. y. J..
l,Ss. Sis6-5z; NoaCk and Weiss Newark. \. J.. 2,s
NeSG; Dagner and Pump. ST.. New York. l23l.
indiyiduals-F. SchWartie. Brnoklyn, @7. N5a7i:
John hrackC New YOTk go S8GT: ". l. Erd-
mann. New YORK COS. Sl0Is2
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
Yale TRACK squad 10 stnrt.

New Haven. March ll-At an enthusi-
astic mass meeting of track candidates
here last night il was announced by Capt
Walter Dray. that both varsity and fresh
man squads will start training at Yale
Field on Monday Ex-Capt. Douglas
Robbins viii have charge Of the hurdlers.
John Mack viii be the professional coach.
and many graduates Will return in the
spring TO assist for few days at a time.
Capt Dray stated that nothing definite
Mad been arranged with regard 10 the pro
posed international meet with Yale and
Harvard competing against oxford and
Cambridge in England. Fifty freshmen
reported for training.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE - One mile and twenty Yards.
Wuerzburgcr. 81 (Buxtonl. TO /. won; Tonic. ll2
CIalshl. % ]. second HUerfanO lO2 CButler 90
]. third Time. AZ. Deqammout Henry o. Sal
pearl. john H., Talsmund. Adel Brooks, Haber St
OTloh. and Astoria Belle also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiX furlongs. Andrew e Cook,
ll5 Knapp. ) 10 2. won; Belle OF IToquois l0s
kelly, TO /. secOndi NaEazam. ll6 (ScoTillel S
90 I. third Time IA. Lord Nelson Ceptain Bur
nett. Dick Wilson. II Cazad0r Zeelina Governor
Orinan TaWasentha. and PeGy ONein also ran
THIRD RACE-Handicap. one and one-si1teenth
miles. Cl0yue. IS (ChaTb0ue8ul IS 70 ). won: Judge
Nelson loj LycmCusl. Is % /. second: Peter
Sterling. 10 w Kelley IS % s. third. Time
/ -6 Is NorthWost. Massa. J. C. Glenn, and Wing
Ting also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fou miles. Big Bow. Il2 But
well. % 10. won: Liyius. los GILBERT. 10 I.
second Benvoiio us knapp. to /. thid. Time,
l6. Byronerdaie also ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile and twenty Yards Sill
yeriine. o. (Gilbeul. IS 20 /, won; Gargantua, 10
Lycurgusl. % s. second: Mike Jordan los but
weln. 10 10 !, third Time. AZ. Phil Igue. Max
tress. Folie L., Miss OIicous. Mil Song and RAY
also raa.
SIXTH RACE Handicap; six furongs. Fireban.
lG NyourgEl. 20 J. won; GommelE Ia Knapp.
; 10 l. second: Johnny Lyons. l02 Hayes % T.
third. Time l:l2 s. Silver stockings Bucolc. The
Mist, Burning Bush, and Cloudlight also
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Motorists AL along the route OF the
New York 70 Paris race are extending
the courtesies OF the fraternity 10 the
contestants An interesting experience
was Afforded the Italian driver IN run
ming over the right OF way Of an inter
urban road-one he had not enjoyed in
the Old World The Zust party was met
by George Rein. with 3o-horsepower
Mitchell, two miles out OF Elkhart. Led
by Mr. Rein in his Mitchell, the Zust
party made the run from Elkhart 10
South Bend over the interurban route.
although no concession had been received
from the interurban company. Frequent
stops had 70 be made al highway cross
ings 20 allow cars to pass.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

New York. March IA new Irish
welter-weight. Jack Killeen by name a
native of Ballinasloe, Ireland. has breez-
ed into town, and his appearance at one
Of the local clubs may be expected in
the near future Killeen. although only
twenty-one years old. has been nghting
since the latter part OF 1904 and has had
twenty-one battles in that time. losing
only two on points, and winning fourteen
by the Knockout route That's a pretty
good record. but Jack will have to show
the local fans before he is clasped to
their hearts as a gem Of purest ray
serene.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
EVENTS FOR SOLDIERS GAMES
Seven Relays on Programme Of the
National Guard Meet.
Novelty Races n Feature of Carnival
of sport TO BE Held on
March -.

Capt c. Z. Edwards. manager OF the
National Guard meet, yesterday an
nounced the list Of relay races and the
officials for the games 10 be held on
March q. and from present indications
they will surpass in interest any meet
held under the auspices Of the National
Guard Athletic Association.
Besides the relays. the programme will
contain a boxing exhibition, potato race
wall-scaling event, and special gymnastic
features.
The complete list of individuals entered
IN the different events viii not be an
nounced until next Saturday, when the
entries viii close.
The prizes awarded for relay races Will
be medals Of special design. while
plaques viii DE given IN the other events.
The relay races are as follows:
Junior championship -BIoomiusdale Athletic Club.
National Guard q the District Of Columbia. and
Y VI. &. A.
Military championship Richmond Houitzerz. Ma
tona! Guard of the District Of Columbia. and
United States arms.
Company team relay Companies c. T. and ".
Firsy- n Regiment. and Company Z. Second Regiment.
Battalion nelay-Hifth and Second BsttalonS
Reg.mental reiay-first and Second Regiments.
Senior club tvo-mile southern championship
Bloominsdale Athletic Club and Gpfey Athletic
Club.
The list OF officials is as follows:
HouorAry TefeIgs-G5n- Ge0rge H. HAHieS. D. {.
y g..
Re'eres-CoL 7. NJ. Brctt. L. : A
Judgts-DT- d. i. Wioer. \. \ L; ". e.
Thacler. A. A. L.: Royce Hough. L. Of r.. and G.
T. Beckett. y. " G. 4.
Chief insUCctnr-Alaj- r. II. NcumcJCr. d. e. y. g..
Inspectors-Cspt T. II. Brian d. G. y. g.: Capt.
Z. Brooks. ID. c. y. e.. Lieut- ID. s. Bliss.
ID. G. \. c.. and LieIt D. L. Richmond. D. G..
y q.
Timers-R jose. D. c. y. G.: ". C. Stewart.
{. Of T.. ard Lieut.. r. II Neumeycr. ir.
Clerk-Thomas McsiTew. ID. e. =. C.
Scorcrs-N. T. Worley B. A C.. and Lieut.. ".
L. Hogan d. e. y. q.
Custodian of prizes-C- J. Tucker. p. c. y. &.
Announcer Orlando Ross d e. y g.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
Newman in American Crew

Ithaca. March 14-Wiiliam II Newman.
bow oar on the Cornell varsity crew of
1905 and 1907, has had offered to him the
position Of bow on the American amateur
crew which will compete in the Olympic
Henley regatta on the Thames next sum
mer and his friends in this city say that
lie will accept. Newman is now in Chi
cagO, where he is employed as a govern
ment meat inspector
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
BeeSOm'S String Is Coming.

Memphis Tenn. March I4-Although
90 per cent OF the owners with racing
establishments are waiting at the local
training grounds 10 get the result Of the
anti-race-track legislation in New York
state before shipping East. J. l. Beesom,
OF Champaign. H.. owner. expressed his
string 10 Benning tonight, being the first
70 leave. Trainer Hennessy will have
charge. and Jockey J. HOgg will do the
riding
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
AMERICANS WIN AT CHESS.
EnsIishmen Defeated In Tournament
for the Newnes Cup.

New York. March 14-American chess
players to-day won leg on the Newnes
chess trophy by capturing 5 5l-2spoints out
of 10 from their English opponents in
the tenth international cable chess tourna-
ment between native-bOrn Americans and
native-born Englishmen.
The Americans played at the Brooklyn
Chess Club. while the City of London
Chess Club was the headquarters OF the
Englishmen. The trophy becomes the
permanent possession of the country win
ming II three times consecutiveiy- 1t is
now In England. The Britishers won last
years tourney. The cup will come to
America until it Is either won back or
VIII remain here permanently.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
SHERIFF STOPPED FIGHT.
Cyclone Thompson Gave Johnny
Murphy n severe Beating.

San Francisco. March 1f.-Sherin Chat
ham. OF San Mateo County. stopped the
Cyclone Thompson-Johnny Murphy fight
az the Mission Street Club this afternoon
In the eighth round. The referee gave
the fight TO Thompson, who had his
younger opponent in a weak condition
and so cut about the lips that Il was
nothing but cruelty TO go further.
Murphy's lower lip protruded fully an
inch and blood was flowing freely in an
almost continuous stream. Murphy did
not have the slightest chance 10 win
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
PARKER MEETS TURNER.
Former WeIter-wetght Champion to
WrestIe Washington GrHppIer.

What promises to be one of the most
interesting wrestling bouts witnessed in
this city for some time will be held to-
morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall, when
Joe Turner. the well-known local wres-
tier, meets Harvey Parker. Parker at
one time was the champion welter-weight
wrestler OF America.
In the preliminaries Jack Spaulding
meets Frye King, and Nick Ross grapples
with Bennie Burns. Pat OConnor will
referee
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Owner of Brighton Track Dies.

New York. March 14-John J. Enger-
man. seyenty-four years old. owner of
majority Of stock in the Brighton Beach
Racing Association, and a brother of
William Engerman. president of the
Brighton Beach Racing Association. died
last night at his home in Flatbush fol-
lowing a stroke OF apoplexy. Mr. Enger-
man is survived by a wife. two sons, and
four daughters.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
VICTORY FOR Y. M. C. A. QUINT.
Local Association Team Wins from
the West Branch.

In the last game Of the Tri-City League
PLAYED In Washington the local as
sociation team defeated the West Branch
five, Of Baltimore. by 3 10 Is
Each OF the teams had one win TO their
credit in their last two matches. and last
nights contest was gratifying TO the local
enthusiasts. although It did not change
the league standing. Fowler, the captain
OF the visitors, displayed the best form OF
the evenings play. several Of his long
shots being difficult. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
Lewis Could Not Reach weight.

Boston. Mass. March 1.-THE fight
scheduled for next Wednesday at the
Armory Athletic Club. of-this city. be-
tween Harry Lewis. of Philadelphia. and
Jimmy Gardner. of Lowell. has been de-
clared of, owing 10 Lewis inability to
make the stipulated weight
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Jack Woodwork, the champion roller
skater Of the District. has accepted the
challenge Of Jockey O'Brien. the cham
pion Of New York State. The manage
ment Of the Convention Hall Skating
Rink has arranged for one-nile race
between the rivals for Wednesday night.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
SIXTH IN THE LEAD
Heads Teams in the Interde-
nOminatiOnal League.
END OF THE THIRD SERIES
Bruner FORCES Ahead in the Indi-
viduaIs with average of I79,
and Has High Game and High Set.
Miner, by His Steady Rolling, Ties
Westminster for Third Place.

At the eHd Of the third series in the
Interdenominational Bowling League,
Sixth IS leading. with Fifth a close sec
ond. only one game separating the two
teams. Marvin. by steady rolling. has
tied Westminster for third place.
Bruner is leading the league. with ~
average Of I7s. and also has high game
and high set.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Philadelphia. March H-Having his man
all but out at the end OF their six-round
bout. the bell alone saving him from a
knockout Jack Blackburn, the negro, had
ali the better of the contest with Terry
Martin tonight It was the negro's fight
all the way. Martin never had a look-in
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

ScoIe e. end q first Pennsylvania IS. George
town. s. Final score-Pennsylyanis. g; Georgetown
l.. Goals from feld-Ffzpatrick i6l. kcifabcr. Nc
Crudden t. Spear 81. Croghan e. J. CollifoUer
2. Rice. Goals fum f0uls-Keinath IS out of -
CroChan g out of l6i- F0uls-kenath C5l Reifab1r
81. NcCrudden Czl spear ,Jl. CUghan 90. J. Col
inoWer. T. Rice 90. ". Hiee a. g.. C0lhnOwer
Referee-Nr. Al Sharpe. Of Yale Time Ct halves
70 MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
AIexandrin auint Wins.

Special to The Washington Herald
Alexandria. Va, March 14-Govan
Young Mems Christian Association bas-
ket-ball team tonight went down in de-
feat at the hands of the strong Alex
andria Athletic Association. The score
was 42 10 Is. The game took place
at Shuler's Hall. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
Keyes Won Bout from Summers.

Schenectady, n. Y. March l4-Bert
Keyes, OF Philadelphia, won slx-round
bout here. from Johnny Summers. OF Eng
land. Keyes did all the forcing and
played for the body. Twice he staggered
Summers
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Holy Cross Favors summer Bail.

Worcester. Mass. March 1.-THE faculty
OF Holy Cross College yesterday decided
that the members Of the varsity baseball
team could play summer basebalT' and
receive pay for their services without in
curing penalty.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Il. Fowler 90. Hamilton free tosses-WIliams
Riley a.. Refsres-Nr. Gass
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
STANDING OF TEAMS.


High sef-Bulner. 6f.
High game-Bruner. 81
Hish team same-Fifth 80
High team set-Sixth G62l
Greatest number n strikes-gicfarI= 80
Greatest ula-ber OF spares Macdonald. 24s
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
WESTERN HIGH SCHEDULE.
Thirteen Games Included on List OF
the GeOrgetOwn school.

The Western High School baseball
schedule has been completed. Manager
Barnes has obtained thirteen games. nos
including several practice games with
the Washington School for Boys. West
ern plays the other high schools during
May.
Following is the schedule:
Mau-l I--Wisconsin-
March 2i-tfcorEet0un Preps a. 6eorzrt0rn
March Sl-Emerson Institute. 81 Washington School.
April 4-Episcoral High a. Alexandris.
lTril s--tse0-Eg-OTu FrgUg AZ Ise0rrgr0Wn
April Cc-BeIheI Military Academy 40 Warenrou
Nav I-TechuicaI AZ Union Laarle Park
MAY s-(.e0rgetcUu preps. az Geor-et0su
May l2-Centrai. al Union LeREUe Parl
May 5-Bsthel Military Academy. az Washington,
May 2S-Eastern az Union League Park
June 6-Chzrlctte Hall Military Academy. az Char
lotte Han.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS
SALESWOMAN FOR BIG TEA
HOUSE VISITS LOS ANGELO:

One of the few women statesmen of
the United States and, indeed, of the
whole world, was registered yesterday
as a guest of the Hotel Lankershim.
The name of this energetic business
woman is Mrs. F. E. Reilly of New
York city.
Mrs. Reilly has been on the road as
travelling salesman for fourteen years
and has followed the same line of
business always, teas and coffees.
| She started as q representative of Sir
| Thomas Lipton's tea and coffee house,
helping place business for that famous
Irish yachtsman's firm in America for
| many years.
She Is now with large New York
wholesale tea and coffee concern and is
on the Pacific coast on a business trip.
Keen. but withal perfectly womanly
and not at all mannish I'm her methods,
this resourceful business woman is
able to secure orders for her firm where
many a man would fail.
Mrs. George B. Wilson of Boston is a
guest at the Alexandria.
Mrs. J. p Pinckney of San Diego is
a guest at the Van Mugs.
Frank j. Sibley and wife of Tucson,
Arizona, are registered at the Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Atkinson of
Yokohama are registered at the Hotel
Van Mugs.
DR.. and Mrs. Read of Sydney. New
South Wales, were registered at the
Alexandria yesterday.
John A. Bunting of Coalinga, one of
the biggest oil operators in the country,
is guest at the Angelus.
George w. Clarke of the large Homer
Laughlin China company of New York
is guest at the Alexandria.
Among the guests at the Hotel An
gelus is l.. p. Behrens, cashier of the
First National bank of Redwood City.
G. S. Richards and wife of New
York city are among the prominent
tourists registered at the Hotel An
gelus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and Miss Shaw,
party from Australia, were guests at
luncheon at the Hotel Van Mugs yes
terday.
N. w. Cooley of Salt Lake City, one
of the prominent attorneys of that
place, is among the arrivals at the Ho-
tel Angelus.
The following party of Santa Bar
bara people was registered at the Hotel
Van Mugs yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. N.
S. Kaine. Miss Spaulding, Miss Kaine
and George j. kaine.
Hotel corridors of Los Angeles do not
indicate that the summer season is go
ing to be at all slack, and the number
of guests enjoying the hospitable well
come of local houses bids a successful
year for hotels of this section.
At the Hotel Alexandria Count L. de
la Borde and Samuel Newhouse, both
interested in mining business in Utah,
and the latter one of the leading mining
men of the country, have been guests
for some time. They both left for
Newhouse, Utah-a town named after
MIR. Newhouse-by way of Salt Lake
City, last night.
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WEEK END NEWS
LEADING HOTELS


]. T. Morley OF England will make his
home at Hollywood for the next twl
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Prltchard of Sar
Diego are spending their honeymoon al
the Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbury Wade of Los
Angeles are spending their honeymoon
at the Virginia.
r. l.. Mckee of Pittsburg has re
turned to the Hollywood from triI
to the Imperial valley.
At the handsome new Hotel Virginis
at Long Beach the summer visitors II
the shore are already congregating ir
great numbers.
Mrs. Joseph Reichl, the wife of the
assistant manager of the Hotel Alex
andria, Los Angeles, is spending the
summer at the Hotel Virginia.
George c. Moore has returned to the
Hollywood after an extended sojourn
In the east. and is well pleased to get
back to this western country again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Macomber.
prominent among Los Angeles society
people. have taken apartments at the
Virginia for the entire summers season.
Arthur l.. Clark, the we'll known min
ing engineer of New York, Is a guest at
the Hollywood, visiting this coast on
behalf of his extensive mining interests.
Southern California hotels, despite
the rapid approach of summer. are en-"
joying good business, while none are
more popular than those of Los An
geles and vicinity.
Isaac T. Stoddart, formerly secretary
of state, of Phoenix, Ariz., who is in
terested in the famous hotel at Long
Beach, l.. l., took dinner at the Virginia
last Wednesday.
Madam Bishop. and Mrs. Drake were
the soloists at the Sunday night con-
cert last week, the occasion being a
most pleasant one to the many guests
of the Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber and son
are guests at the Hollywood. Mr..
Weber who is a member of the firm of
the Weber wagon works, has lived In
Europe, and most of the time in Ger
many, for the last two years with his
family
Attorney Earl Rogers, the well known
member of the Los Angeles bar, to-
gether with his wife. were guests at
the Hollywood the early part of last
week. Mr.. Rogers expects to remove
to Hollywood permanently as soon as
the improvements on his home there
are completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Van de
Water of Long Beach gave banquet
Monday on the golden wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. Van de Waters parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. r. l. Van de Water
Covers were laid for fifty, the floral
decorations being all in yellow colors.
At the beautiful Hotel Hollywood
large numbers of guests continue to ar
rive, many of them to stay for the en-
tire summer. Prominent people of Los
Angeles and from eastern cities are
taking suites at this popular resort
which has the prospect of most sue
cessful summer season.