Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

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ago from the east, will be guests at
the Johnson home until after the bun
gallo is completed which they are now
erecting on a ranch owned by Mr..
Morse in the center of the state.
DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Beckett. DR..
and Mrs. Pottinger, DR.. Mattison and
daughter, Miss Mattison. who COM
pose a congenial party which has been
doing Europe this summer, were last
heard from in Germany, and are about
to sail for home. They are expected
to arrive in New York october 2, and
will come straight through to Los An
geles, arriving October 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Forve, who
have been enjoying a European. trip
since the early spring. are en- route
home, and We're due in New York yes
terday or today. Mr.. Forve will reach
Los Angeles within a week or ten days,
but Mrs Forve will remain in the
east until the first of the year.
Mrs. George A. Denis and daughter,
Miss Denis, will be missed by their
friends in Los Angeles the coming sea-
son, as they are leaving early in oc-
tober for a winter on the Atlantic
coast. They Will visit Boston, New
York, Washington and other large
cities, and plan to remain away until
the late spring.
Among the many local folk who are
at present in Europe is B. r. Baum
CART who writes from Naples of a
most delightful summer. Mr.. Baum
Curt will arrive in New York about
the middle of October, expecting to
reach Los Angeles by Thanksgiving.
and will begin his annual lecture course
with Switzerland" just before the
New Year.
At one point in the Swiss mountains
this summer Mr.. Baumgart encoun-
tered weather that caused the ther-
mometer to register 1870 degrees below
zero. He is accompanid by Earl Nash
and by his oldst son, Mars, and while
in Germany the latter, who is greatly
interested in wireless telegraphy was
allowed by the officer in command to
take charge of one of the wireless
stations for one-half a day. This is
the first time either of the young men
has been to Europe, and they are en-
Joying their experience enthusi-
astically.
Mrs. G. Wylie Wells of Santa Monica,
who crossed on the same steamer with
Mr.. Baumgart, and whose itinerary is
in many points identical with his, is
also in Naples at present. She will
continue her stay indefinitely.
Mrs william schweppi of Pasadena
is leaving Thursday for a visit with
relatives at her former home in Day
ton, Ohio. where Mr.. Schweppi will
join her a few weeks later, and to-
gether they will tour the east until
the latter part of the year.
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Mrs Elden P. Bryan of westmore-
land place, with her daughter Miss
Minnie, will leave Tuesday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where they will make a
brief sojourn, afterward going on to
Chicago and New York, where they
will be Joined later by Mr.. Bryan.
They will remain in the east until
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Balch have re-
turned to the Angelus after a motor
trip of a month to Witter springs. in
the northern part of the state. They
tarried en- route at Del Monte, Santa
Rosa and other points, reaching Los
Angeles last week.
Mrs. James w Griffin of Arapahoe
street is leaving the middle of October
for Holtville, where she will join Mr.
Griffin and remain until the holidays.
MfS. GrlInn returned week before
last from San Francisco and Del
Monte, having, at the latter place, had
charge of the big whist tournament
recently closed.
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Mr. and Mrs Leslie C. Brand of
Glendale have issued invitations for
the marriage OF their niece, Miss Aus
teene George, and John 7. Cooper. The
ceremony will take place in Emmanuel
Presbyterian church the evening Of
October -.
Miss George will be attended by Mrs.
Brand as maid of honor and brides
maids will be Miss Florence Clark,
Miss Sallie Utley, Miss Gladys Rey-
nolds and Miss Jane B. McPeak Little
Helen Thompson and Kathleen Camp
bell will be flower girls and Percy
Cooper, brother of the groom, will
serve as best man. Ushers will be
Messrs. Alvin Brown, Jerry Brown,
Clarence Manwaring, Reuben D.
Cooper, brother of the groom.
f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kingsland en-
tertained a few friends at dinner Fri
day night at their home on West Thir-
ty-ffth street other guests joining the
party later for an informal evening.
! The occasion was complimentary to