Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
.IIIANITA

JUANlTA
prear are the prairles; the ranges are silent
Mournfuiiy whispers each SOFT passing
roun IN the canyon an eddying murmur
Echoes the sigh in the giant pine trees.
Lone are the trails on the brown dusty mesa,
Up where the gems OF the star-world peep
sadly the nlght-bird Is plaintivey calling
'Nlta. Juanta, I'm longing for you!
Out where the herds dot the range in the
Out ~ where the flowers you loved nod and
sway.
Memory brings me a vision Of sweetness,
Brings me a dream of once happy DAY.
Over the trails you are riding beside me-
Under the canopied heavens Of blue
Smiling the love that your lips have repeated
'Nlta, Juanta I'm longing for you!
When steals the night with its grim, dusky
And round the herd am Jogging along,
Your gentle face seems to tighten the dark
ness,
Each vagrant breeze seems to whisper a
song;
whispers melody sweetly enhancing,
Telling me. dear Of your love ever true
whispers an echo which sets my heart dan
cling
'Nita, Juanita I'm longing for youl
e. A. Brininstool in California Weekly
A N absorbing topic of local interest
IN these autumn days is the musical
"A extravaganza, Professor Napo-
leon" in which many a society matron
and debutante is keenly interested and
which Is to be produced at the Mason
opera house November 1, and 3, un-
der the auspices Of the board Of man
ayers of the Children's hospital.
There are over 700 persons in the
cast, and others not actually partici-
pating are assisting by chaperoning the
different groups or lending their
homes for rehearsals, or are purchas-
ing boxes and acting as patronesses.
Rehearsals are being conducted in
the auditorium of the Womans club
house and the affair promises to be
one of the leading society events OF
the season.
Members of the graduates chorus
are. Miss Fannie Todd Carpenter,
Miss Marjorie Derby. Miss Helen Dick
inson, Miss Ula May Hammers, Miss
Marybel Heath, Miss Dorothy K
Lewis, Miss Irene Selma Matas, Miss
Katherine Potter, Miss Juanita A.
Rogers, Miss Ada B. Seeley, Miss
Helen Stocket, Miss Myra Smith, Miss
Laura Zerbe, Miss Grace Rose Zerbe.
The Beaux and Bellies chorus is
group composed of members OF the
younger. set and has a beautiful sex
the past two weeks these young peo-
ple have mastered the intricate steps
and pretty poses of the dance. Those
who are in the BeauX and Bellies
chorus are: Mrs. Lorraine H. Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Graves jr, Mrs.
John Miner, Miss Anna Andrews,
Miss Katherine Bashford, Miss Agnes
Bethune, Miss Lois Chamberlain, Miss
Florence f. Clark, Miss May D. Cor
son. Miss Ella Gardner, Miss Janette
Garner Miss F. Virginia Garner Miss
Andrietta Glassell, Miss Louise Nixon
HILL Miss Luna Johnston, Miss HazeI
Kirkpatrick Miss May Ridgeway, Miss
Name Stockard, Miss Kitty Walbridge'
Miss Helen Wells
The committee in charge of the pro
duction is composed of the following
well-known women:
Mrs. n. B. Blackstone, Mrs. Frank
W. Burnett Mrs. c. c. Carpenter Mrs.
Wesley Clark, Mrs: Albert Cruteher'
Mrs. Edwin T. Earl. Mrs. Hugh Har-
rison, Mrs. B. L. Harding. Mrs. NJ. B.
Hobbs, Mrs. z. G. Hutchinson, Mrs.
William T. Johnston, Mrs. John I.
Jones, Mrs. Murray Langmuir, Mrs.
r. P. McJohnston, Mrs. Charles Mon
roe, Mrs. Cosmo Morgan, Mrs. A. L.
Marlowe Mrs. J. r. Newberry Mrs.
T. e. Newlin, Mrs H. B. Rollins. Mrs.
w E. Ramsay Mrs. E. G. Smead
Miss A. A. Smead, Mrs. Spencer H.
Smith. Mrs Willard Stimson, Mrs.
Charles D. Viele, Mrs. R. Wernigk.
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Judge and Mrs. c. c. McComas an
nounce that the marriage of their
daughter Clair and Norman c. Robin
son of Los Angeles will take place to-
day at 1870 at "The Rendezvous"
the country home of the brides par
ents at San Dimas, Cal The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. L. D.
Van Arnam, pastor of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church of Pomona, and
will be witnessed only by Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs. M. He
Mon Robinson, Miss Dorothy Robin
son, Mrs. Mary E. Robinson of Los
Angeles, Mrs. T. w Aisbitt of Venice,
Senator and Mrs. J. f. McComas and
Rush McComas of Pomona. all rela-
tives of the bride and bridegroom.
Mrs. ]. r Newkirk will sing Beloved,
It Is Morn" accompanied by Mrs.
Robinson.
The bride has chosen her wedding
dress of rose pink broadcloth and
Irish point lace. Her going away
gown is a three-pece suit of imported
moss green rajah satin, the waist
hand-em mbroidered with sprays of pep
per leaves in dark green and tiny ber-
rias in rose cOlOr an original design