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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS

INDUSTRIAL, Jan. 22.-James
Stewart. who has been quite Ill with
pneumonia, is some better.
Miss Marie Reynolds has been sick
but her many friends are glad to
know that she is getting along nicely.
The new school building recently
erected is progressing nicely with L.
Wayman Ogden, teacher.
Kenneth Primm was business
caller in town Monday.
Christina Fox is suffering with la
grippe.
Ernest Pferdhirt has. moved into
his new house, just completed by J.,
d. Matz.
The boys and girls will give box
supper the coming Saturday night
Tho proceeds win go toward getting
a flag for the new school house.
Henry Deem was city caller to-
day.
Plenty of mud in Industrial.
Several cases of black measles are
reported here.
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company Of Nellie Free. who was the
Kitty Rhodes of her day. He next
contracted marriage with Miss Lizzie
Evans, whom he started very success
fully in Fcgg's Ferry. a play well re-
membered by the older generation.
Mr., Compton also has the proud dis.
tinction OF having discovered Miss
Amelia Bingham. who has since risen
to the top ranks of stellar honors,
When Miss Bingham allowed herself
to be discovered, she was ''slinging
hash" in her fathers hotel at Hicks
vile, Ohio.
Regardless Of the ladies who have
bedecked Mr.. compton's pathway,
his chief bid for fame rests ON his
ability as dramatist, actor and teach
er Of acting. in all of which voca-
tons he is well and favorably known.
In order that the rest of the Cutter
Stock Company may not be Jealous,
it might be said that they all done
fine last night, even the low browed
Williams We're hearth yapplauded.
The bill for tonight is the RED
Cross Nurse" an excellent drama
that tares the human emotions to
shreds in highly sensational man
ner..
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COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 22.-Attor-
neys acting at the instance of Taft
leaders secured permission from the
supreme court today to file direct
in that court. a case brought by them
in local common pleas court yester-
day, testing the validity of the Bron-
son primary election law, and which
at once was decided by Judge Bigger.
affirming the law. This results In
skipping the circuit court and will
secure a final decision from the su-
preme court in time to proceed with
tho proposed state primaries, or. as
the Taft men believe, the supreme
court will affirm Judge Bigger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22
q o girls q 8. 6 and 5 yeara.
DIRECTIONS FOR onnEpIne.

Send 10 cents TO this Office. give number
os this pattern. No. $3.50, and state size de-
Erred. II win then lie sent to you by mai
postpaid. BE sure TO write plainly and nl-
ways give fan address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery OF pattern.
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1VTIssONRURG, Jan, s2 Mrs
Jane Jarvis and children are visiting
Mrs. Charlie Han at Ad6mston.
Mr. and Mrs. shaffer. OF Adams
ton. are visiting Mrs. MeIina Fowler.
Elijah Gain. Of sardIs. Is here this
week attending the protracted meet
ing IN the n. 2. church,
N G. Baker Is very busy attending
to the gas interests at Adathston.
John Stewart, B. & o. agent here,
has procured an eighty days fur
loug and IS thinking of going to Texas
Mr. Gilman. or the G. & B. division
takes his place here as agent and op-
orator. -
The Reserve Gas Company Is pre-
pairing to drill wen on the J. H.
Morrison farm close to the c. d. Ell
lott we'll
Will Carter was here Monday after
noon looking after business in the in
terest OF the Wilson-carter Supply
Company.
Arthur HOLSTER, an employe OF the
Reserve Gas Company here was badly
burned by the igniting of gas.
Miss Margaret CLANCY was in the
city Monday
Miss Agnes Flynn, OF Glarksburg.
spent Tuesday afternoon with friends
here. .st@seN
There will be a temperance lecture
Wednesday night in the N. e. church
to which every one is invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22
Arc Ynn 4 Pic Enter2

If not you are missing half the
pleasure Of life. It may not yet be
too late. Just order from your gro
Ger a Few packages of "our-PIEr
and learn how easy it is to make
Lemon, Chocolate and Custard pies
that are sure to please all who taste
them. Each ten cent package con-
tains the proper quantity Of he
choicest pie ingredients ready for
instant use. Has pleased thousands
and VIII surely please you. II your
grocer won't supply you go to one
who win.
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CONSTABLE GETS GOATS

Constable G. L. Ford went to
Meadowbrook "Wednesday with
order Of detInue empowering him to
sieze two goats belonging to Mary Lee
pom Of that place from an unknown
man near Cooks Mines. He found
the animals and took them to Mead
OVERLOOK.
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now 20 AroiL anncdiciIis.

Most victims of appedicitis are
those who are habitually eonstipated.
Foley's orino Laxative cures chronic
constipation by stimulating the liver
and bowels. Foley's orino Laxative
does not nauseate or grippe and is
mild and pleasant to take. Refuse
substitutes. sturm & Wilson.
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DIR. BROWN MOVES

DR.. c. N. Brown has moved his Of
fee and residence to the w. Frank
Stout property at 3O7 North Fifth
street, Glen Elk. where he will attend
to his practice In the furture.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22

S. L. Blake, of Mt. Clare. spent
in the city.
Ray Horror is home from Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-30
The Optimist.
Tots OF rain these days "

lots OF rain these days"
yep. but the rain that washed out
my corn washed down a couple o.
cords o wood from the feller abov,
me
weeds getting the start Of your
crops
yep; but lot Of them make
mighty good greens"
FLOODS washed your house Off the
foundation
yep; but I'm usin' tn cellar fr
a cistern an It's full OF water.
Hogs dying of the cholera?"
yep but couldn't drive 'cn to
market through tn mud. an It's
cheaper TO let 'em lie than . feel
EN-"
You seem mighty cheerful under
the circumstances"
Always feel that way. If tn
weather was too fine Id worry about
havin' no place to keep tn crop when
| harvested. Every chicken has hunt.
ed tn high places an tn ducks amt
forgot t swim SO what's tn use o.
worryin' about nothln that worryin
won't curc?"
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WANTED-To buy pure bred White
Plymouth Rocks and Brown Leg
horns. Phone 134. 263
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Dog Attacks Policeman.

Wynnewood. Ok, June ga fierce
dog attacked Policeman VIII Collins
on the street in front OF the chiefs
home Yesterday. II grabbed Collins
by the leg and pulled him to the
ground. Then the beast commenced
biting the officer furiously. with the
greatest difficulty Collins drew re-.
yolyer and shot the brute. put not
before the animal had done him con-
siderable injury The officer is very
uneasy for fear the dog had rabies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-30

NANTED-To maze you loans on
farm lands. ours "a the only com.
pany that can make you loans
without delay, See US over Bankers
National bank Burwell & Dexter
l2tt
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No Need Of Suffering From Rheuma
tism

II Is a mistake TO allow rheumatism
to become chronic, as the pain can al.
ways be relieved. and in most cases
a cure effected by applying Chamber.
Iain's Pain Balm. The relief from
pain which II affords is alone worth
many times It's cost. 1t makes sleep
and rest possible. Even in cases Of
long standing this linitLent should be
used on account Of the relief which 1t
AFFORDS. % and so vent sizes for sale
by +. ]. Ramsey and Hoffman Drug
70. wky
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LOST.

LOANS-On city ana -irm property.
Reasonable rates. Smith-F!3w Real
" Co. 7-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-30

WANrED-To loan money on city
or country property at 6 per cent
interest NJ. |. Alexander. 3.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-30

w. Il. Ward or Dyersburg. Tenn,
writes: This Is TO certify that !
have used Foleys Orino Laxative for
chronic constipation. and II mas prov.
N without a doubt 10 be a thorough
practical remedy for this trouble, and
{ is with pleasure offeT my conscien.
tious reference. Sold by all drug.
gists d&w
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Friday.

Continued from page oneJ
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WANTED

WANTED-Men TO learn barber trade,
few weeks completes, go chairs con
stantly busy licensed instructors,
} tools given, diplomas granted. wages
Saturdays, positions waiting, won
de ful demand for graduates. Write
for catalogue, Moler Barber Col
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-30

house work. Mrs. Albert solomon,
ll2O c st. y. W 3O3
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Subscribe for The Ardmoreits.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Seventy acres timber
land, near Marietta, restrictions re.
moved, Apply \, ID Chase Ard
more. Okla est
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-30

The Free Glass Lesson given each
week by the Landon Conservatory
and the fact that an pieces are de.
scrihod and their story told are
reasons enough why YOU should pat
ronize Landon Conservatory, but in
the announcement 20 be found in
This l.sue you win find many other
reasons why YOU should give your
children the best. You, OF course
know that "The greatest enemey OF
the Best IL the Good" 80
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FOR SALE-One team good driving
horses and double buggy and har
ness T.. Is, Luke. S0-3
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
Editorial Section

the committee which will furnish pro-
grams for the monthly luncheons,
which will take place the second Nom
day in each month. Alternating with
this event will be all afternoon session
each month for business and the en-
joyment of a program, the plans for
which are in the hands of Miss Rose
Ellerbe and co-workers.
Mrs. Burn (nee Belle Sumner An
gier) Is to have charge of the publicity
end of club matters this year, assisted
by those members of the club who are
connected with the local newspapers.
The club starts the year in excellent
financial condition and with the largest
membership list in it's history, practic-
ally all prominent woman writer's on
the coast being members of this club.
s.
Mrs. Chauncey Newhall entertained
at her home on East Forty-fifth street
Friday evening in celebration of the
birthday anniversary of her daughter,
Mrs, Pearl Gregory. Mrs. Newhall was
assisted in receiving by her daughters,
Mrs. Gregory and Mrs Wainer.
Many of the guests present were
members of the Pythian Sisters, of
which order the hostess is a popular
member, and during the evening cards
were enjoyed, prizes being awarded to
Mrs. Nellis Morris and Mrs. McGov-
ern for the ladies, and Messrs. A. Fos-
ter and Croker for the gentlemen play
ers.
Various games were also enjoyed,
prizes being awarded Mines. Carrie
Picrson, Katherine James, Mary Gro
ker, Nellie Morris. Minnie Hudleson.
Lawler Messrs. Bowlus, Foster ana
Austin.
At the close of the games an elab-
crate luncheon was served. FOLLOWING
were the guests of the evening: Mines.
A. Rhyman, Mary Livingstone. Mary
Bowlus, Eta Scherer, ANNA Ogram,
Althea Foster, Grace Pierson, Mary
Croker, Carrie McCaren, Katherine
James, Fells, McGovern, Lawler, Nc
Bride. Elder, Askey, Kendell, Wainer.
Gregory, Nellie Morris and Miss Min
ME Hudleson, Messrs. Austin, Rout,
Fells. Kendell. Lawler, Elder, Croker.
Foster. Bowlus, Askey, Gregory, VAIN
er and Hays.
The ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Sarah
G. Wilson was celebrated Tuesday az
the residence of her son, Warren Will
son, on South Boyle avenue, by an in
diate relatives in this city. Mrs. WIZ
son is mother of five children, twent y
three grandchildren and five gre;it-
grandchildren, all of whom are livi ng.
and nearly all residing in Los Ange les.
Mrs. Wilson is one of the early Cali
fornia pioneers, having crossed the
plains in 1849 with an OK team, over the
old overland route, arriving Octo ber 3
at Hangtown. Sacramento becanSe tue
rlace of residence of herself and hus-
band. James w. Wilson, where the%
lived until 1858. when they came to-
tContinued on Page Eight
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

In the jewelry line Whitley & Co.
give out the information that Coral
Canoes" in brooches, rings, scarf
pins and sleeve buttons will abso-
lutely be the proper thing.
A novelty that Beach is show
ing is very handsome and effective.
the "Directoire Bonnet" It is truly
very much bonnet shape. Will be
greatly sought after by the younger
smart set.
The beautiful and charming Billie
Burke has left behind her sweet
remembrance that has caused
Weaver -Jackson's to become very
busy. The ladies are all wanting
the Billie Burke curls."
The Dolman, after being out of
favor for many years, has been re-
sumed. Blackstone & Co. are
showing them in Wisteria and Gu
nard green for evening wraps. Be-
ing finished with satin and fringe
trimmings the effect Is good.
Woman's riding dress ESQ conced-
ed by the tailors) is becoming more
and more practical Habits are
strictly trousers and long coats that
cover the boot top. The woman, of
course, riding astride and trousers
tucked in top of the riding boots.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

La Jolla, where she has been the guest
for the summer of her uncle, w. j.
Bailey. Earlier in the season Miss
North paid an extended visit to her
brother, Edmund North, in a Nevada
mining camp.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hewlett, who
have been in San Francisco for the
last three months, where they have
occupied the Huntington house on
Jackson street, are leaving soon for
Los Angeles, and will in the near fu-
ture take possession of their new home,
which is nearing completion near Pas
adena.
Mrs. Marco Hellman will be "at
home' at the Alexandria the afternoon
of Sunday, October 25. Mrs. Hellman
will have the second Tuesdays.
-%
Miss Helen Bremen of San Francisco
is the guest of Mrs. Herman w. He'll
man and her daughter, Miss Hellman,
on South Hill street, aunt and cousin
of Miss Bremen S fiance, Adolph Fleish-
man. Mrs. Heilman and the young
women will be at home this afternoon
and Wednesday.
q
A quiet but pretty wedding was cele-
brated at the Church of the Sacred
Heart Thursday morning at II o'clock,
Rev. Father Gay officiating, when G..
Charles Bullen, auditor of the Western
Engineering company, and Mrs. Har-
riette e. Buck of Paris, France, but
more recently from Vancouver, B. c.,
were united in marriage. A few inti-
mate friends were in attendance at the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Bullen left on the after.
noon train for trip through Old Mex
leo, and after a month will return to
occupy their home on Sunset boulevard,
near Hollywood.
s.
The Woman's Press club of Southern
California will enjoy the first social
function of the season at Hotel West
minister the second Monday in Octo-
ber, the occasion taking the form of a
luncheon for members and invited
guests.
The club is officered this year by
Mrs. Harriet Barry, president (re-elect-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Nothing appeals to a fastidious
woman more than a we'll clad foot.
Wetherby & Kayser, always one
step ia advance of the prevailing
STYLES. announce the choice of
correct shoe for good dresser will
be in colors to match the gowns.
Heels will be Cuban and two inches
high. Among the novelties which
this firm will import from the East
for the Los Angeles trade will be a
Sheath" shoe. For men the but
ton boot for dress and street wear.
The we'll groomed man of today
will be seen wearing the graduating
scarf with a close-fitting double
collar. Hayes &c Co. are leaders
in gentlemen's furnishing goods.
Are showing these scarfs in Cllnard
green's and the golden browns.
Miss Hungerford OF the Hunger
ford Sisters has just returned from
Paris, where she spent several
weeks purchasing elegant materials
for their establishment. In talking
of the new materials for gowns and
trimmings she spoke of a new satin
Norwegian Drab" to be in high
favor, and gorgeous metal trim
mings-copper, gunmetal, gold bull
lion and bronze.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

ed); Mrs. Harriet Myers. first vice
president: Mrs. Dora Oliphant Coe.
second vice president; Mrs. Mary M.
Bowman, secretary; Mrs. A. A. Stowe,
treasurer; Miss Martha Dietrickson,
auditor; Mrs. Una Nixon Hopkins, Mrs
John w. Mitchell, Mrs. Adams Fisher,
Mrs. D. C. Mccain, Mrs. Walter Lewis
Burn and Miss Rose L. Ellerbe are
other members of the executive board
Mrs. D c. McCann is chairman of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

lamene Wilkes Miss King and How
ard Hoadley.
Mrs. Wilkes is planning to entertain
soon for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Galpln
Wilkes. who were married at the cOun-
try home of the brides parents in the
Catskills, N. Y, September 16, and
who have been enjoying trip through
the east and south. They are now in
Chicago and are expected to arrive in
Los Angeles about the middle of Oc-
tohor
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Los Angeles climate and friends are
hoping that she may decide to make
this city her permanent home.
Among the innumerable informal af-
fairs at which Mrs. Butts has been
special guest was the bridge with
which Mrs. William Wing OF Council
street entertained Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harley Brundage is entertaining
with bridge for Mrs. Butts Thursday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

NHARMING Mrs Thomas Wilkes
was the honored guest Wednesday
evening at a loge party at the
Belasco by her husband, who enter
tanned in observance of Mrs. Wilkes
birthday anniversary.
A table was reserved for the party
after the play at the Alexandria grill,
places being occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Eddie, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Lawrence, Miss Wil-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

A MOST attractive young woman.
N who is in Los Angeles for visit
IA of several weeks and whose pres
ence in the city is being made the motif
for round of gay little dinners, lunch
cons and theater parties, is Mrs Har-
riet Butts of Oklahoma, a member of
guest of Mrs. Leonard 7. Mayhem at
Ponet square.
Mrs. Butts is infatuated with the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

klpT< HE TIME, THE PLACE AND THE GIRL, musi-
cal comedy is all right but it takes the time the girl the
and the money make the combination that
commands advance styles.
Mr. and Mrs Fadbuyer watch very carefully for everything
and adds 1t is the aim of every smart
and Los Angeles be strictly date The OBJ
of the Fad and Faddst column keep posted as to
the novelties that be So keep weather
eye open the keynote fad You will read about the latest
dressing the for the coue also whether
or no it will be chic wear The latest ads in jewery
in fact, all the'new and latest modes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

But on! at night, when cool starlight
And warm park-scent are met,
Dear love, dear lovel how can quite
Forget! WIN. Slack Perrin.
A CCOMPANIED by her daughter
u Miss Marion, who has been COM
pleting her education in Europe,
Mrs. Hugh Livingston MacNeil arrived
in Los Angeles Tuesday evening and Is
again at home at her handsome Fig
ueroa street home.
Miss MacNeil. who is to be among
the seasons debutants, Will occupy d
prominent place in the city's social ac-
tivities. Mrs. MacNeil and Miss Mac
Neil will receive their friends with a
series of dinners followed by cards
and music, the first to take place Oc-
tober 10.
Mrs. Adna. r. Chaffee is entertain
ing for Miss MacNeil with a luncheon
Friday.
The greater part of the early fall
gayety centers around the charming
brides-to-be and the days are filled
with Showers and luncheons and
other delightful prenuptials, both for
NAL and informal.
Among the larger affairs is to be the
dance with which Mrs. l. N. Van Nuys
in complimenting Miss Mary Hubbell,
fiancee of William l.. Graves, jr., at
her residence ON West Sixth street the
evening of November 3. Inc HuDDell-
Graves nuptials will take place In I'M
manual church the evening of Novem-
ber 10. and Miss Kate Van Nuys will
serve with Miss Lois Chamberlain as
maid of honor.
Miss Ruth Sterry of Glendale place
will entertain Saturday evening i'm
honor of Miss Huston Bishop and her
betrothed, Edward Bosbyshell whose
marriage is to take place October 2S.
The evening is also complimentary to
Miss Lucille Walton and Earl Lewis,
whose engagement has just been an
nounced Mrs. Burton e. Green has
been obliged, on account of illness, to
indefinitely postpone the affair she had
planned for Miss Bishop.
Miss Edna Peyton. whose mar
riage with Charles Cotton of Gallup
N. M, will take place October IA, was
honored guest at a handkerchief show
er and card matinee given by Mrs. C.
e. Payne of South Burlington avenue.
Following the shower bridge and
5000 were enjoyed.
Those who accepted invitations in
cluded Mrs. Harold Braly, Mrs. Regi-
nald Peck, Mrs. Walter Corbin,
Mrs. Herman Henneberger, Mrs Ger
aid Rule. Miss Florence Avery, Miss
Bertha Pollard, Miss Florence Pollard
Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Edna Brad
ford. Miss Hattie Bradford, Miss Janet
MCGEE, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Bar
bara Cotton of Gallup, N. NJ, Miss
Grace Beckwith, Miss Eleanor Brooks,
Miss Mabel Gregory and Miss Bess
McMurray.
Assisting the hostess were her sis
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

A FAMILY PARTY leaving tonight
n on the Owl for San Francisco and
"a sailing from that port on the
Korea October for Honolulu will in
clude Mrs. w. H. Perry, Mrs. c. Mo-
DIM Wood and her daughters Miss
and Miss Katherine.
The party will be away from Los
Angeles about six weeks and on their
return to their handsome ST. James
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

ter and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Will
lis and Miss Hildegarde Payne, and
the Misses Virginia Walsh, Mary Pey-
ton, Lucy Smith and Marie Bobrick.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
Part II
Society
THE WANT OF YOU

When day breaks blue, the want of you,
I bury In my heart,
For there's life to live. and work to DO,
And cannot dream apart
When twilight falls. the old need calls.
And to answer l were fan,
But, with bleeding hands build the wall
About my heart again.
But OIL at night, when cool starlight
And warm park-scent are met
Dear love, dear love how can quite
Forget! VIM Slack Perrin
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

park residence will begin leisurely
preparations for a prolonged absence
in Europe. They are planning to sail
in May and will remain abroad in
definitely for the purpose of complet-
ing the education of Miss Elizabeth
and her sister, giving especial atten-
tion to voice culture. If no mischance
calls them home the quartet may re-
main away for two years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Leo Schllling, Mrs. I-enry w. O'Mel-
veny has recalled invitations issued
for a luncheon which she had planned
at the California club as compliment
to her niece, Miss Stafford, announce
ment of whose engagement to Albert
Bonsall was an event of last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Miss Mary O'Donoghue is entertain
ing this afternoon with o'clock tea in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Ignaz Ed
ward Harold. about thirty-five of the
musicians of the city having been asked
to meet them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Woodhead and
family, who have been at their coun-
try seat near an Jacinto during the
summer find the place SO attractive
that they are planning to remain there
the greater part of the winter. Miss
weeks in the city with friends and rel
atives, and is now the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. ]. Wood Porter. on Doug
las street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
Our
Crystal
Room

0 This is another point of inter
II est in our store which should
never be overlooked by admirers