Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
AROUND TOWN

Benton Way Boy Lost
No trace has been found of Ernest
Spencer 13 years old, who disappeared
from his home, All Benton way. Thurs
day. The police are making every ef-
fort to locate the missing boy.
VIII Give Dance
Womens Auxiliary, No. 55, Of Los
Angeles Typographical Union No. ia,
yill give a dance Tuesday evening, July
13, at Lincoln hall, Walker Theater
building, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, on Grand avenue.
VIII Forecast City's Future
"Los Angeles. 1916" will be the sub
1ect of Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, who
will speak before the City club at the
luncheon at the Westminster hotel, Sat
urday. Other interesting features win
be inaugurated for the good of the
meeting.
Ernest 3. Henkle Buried
The funeral of Ernest B. Henkle, who
died Tuesday, was held at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the undertake
ing parors of Dexter Sampson. Rev.
b. F. Boiler, pastor of the Olivet Con-
gregational church, officiated. Burial
was in Rosedale cemetery.
Looking for Lost Husband
The police are aiding Mrs. Barbara
Maser of Chicago, to locate her hus-
band, Anton Maser of Los Angeles.
Maser wrote his wife to join him In
Los Angeles, stating in his letter that
he was employed at 214O Vallejo street
as a /brickmason. Mrs. Maser ar
rived Yesterday with her 12-year-old
son. but was unable to locate her hus-
band.
Travellers HomeWard Bound
lNTr hn afn n M q n
department of the German American
Savings bank, announces the sailing
of Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Pomeroy and
Charles M. Stmson from Southampton,
England, on the steamship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse. On arriving at New
York this party will return to Los An
geles via Seattle, arriving in Los An
geles August l.
Charged with Mail Theft
Orlando F. Altorre, charged with the
theft of a registered mail package con-
talning $4,000, was arraigned yester-
day in the United States district court.
He was given until Monday to answer
an indictment charging perjury. AL
torre was represented in court yester-
day by Attorneys Goldberg and Nelly.
Henry M. Willis and Frank Stewart
represented the district attorneys office.
Parents Picnic at Venice
The Seventeenth street school Parent
Teachers association held picnic at
Venice yesterday. The retiring officers
of the association were the hostesses,
who were Mrs. b. Fl. Franklin, Mrs.
e. M, Brickins and Mrs. Fl. L. Poplin.
Special invited guests were: Mines.
Chalmers Smith, Frank w. Blair, Will
liam Porter, Frank I. Wheat. C. G.
Noble Baker p Lee, w. A. Varcoe and
r. L. Scoheld
Miss Rita Magee Dead
Miss Rita Magee, q years old, of
S32h East Fifth street, daughter of
Mrs. Margaret Magee. died after an ex-
tended illness yesterday at her home.
Miss Magee was born in Los Angeles
and received her education at the pub
lie schools at Fresno. She had many
friends In Southern California, several
of whom were at her bedside when
she died. The body will be taken to
Vancouver, Washington, the old home
of Mrs Magee, for interment.
Attend Theater Party
luncheon was given at noon yes
terday by the members OF the ladies'
auxiliary Of the Merchant Plumbers
association at Christophers The party
attended the Belasco theater in the
afternoon. Following are those who
enjoyed the theatrical performance:
Mines F. G. Brown. g. b. Barlow E.
w. Crowell, j. G. Hyde II. E. Davis,
A. Dellamore, S. r. Land, C. A. Gibbs,
D. Gustin, Tom Haverty, r. Huebsch,
Trank Jay. e. w. Kiedler Dudley Kav-