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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-05-14
Scotch History

The Reading Circle held a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. c. L. New
berry Tuesday afternoon, a Scotch
program being given. The next
and final meeting of the Circle will
be held at the home of Mrs. Fenske
next Tuesday. The program at
the last meeting was as follows:
Song Circle.
Paper Mrs. c. L. Newberry.
Piano Sole. Mrs. J. w. Osborne.
Mrs. Thos. Mclaughlin.
Vocal Solo.----.---
Miss Beatrice Petherick.
Paper-------Mrs. E. 7. Dufheld.
Reading.---.-.--.Mrs. Jock Brown.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-05-14

Mrs. 7. w. Toa1 and children
left Saturday for visit with rela-
tives at New Richmond, Wis.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-05-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Jos. Mantel was up from Gilbert
over Sunday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-05-14
nlryIc Don't forget STEMS barber

haircut and bath. Best of toilet
articles used. Ready to wait on
you when you come in. Cleanli-
ness is Our motto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Traiibemt saft ,parnt bic repnbiia
faniifc Hartct.

q ~ 8upen. Gpnn., I. Suli.
8dbrenb eiuer SilhreDc. Die Der
Hrdlibeut Gait bel eilcm 9anfett Der
1,S0O Stubcntcn Der llnipcriitGt
gale. Die ibre cnoaiiltise Yriifuns
be tauoen babeu. belt. ridtctc Serr
Gait cine @arnung an Die republifas
niihc Sartei. CT erfldrte nit err
bobcner> Gimme, baR ,uenn bieie
Yartei, bic i'm sum pberiteu BE-
anttcn bes 2anbes ,udbitc unb id,pm 10
lausc bic Heaieruns in Sdnben bat,
Tire Seripredjunsen nnb bic Grmar=
tanscn bes @ulfcs nidjt c%rfiile, Tic
sur uppunirenbeu Mtiuoerbeitspartei
berabfinfer iucrbe.
Der ernitc Con. ben Der YrGiibent
anlflug, nadoem er cbcn nod in
bumorppllen Conc gciprohen hattie,
maebte cineu ticfeu ginbrnd auf hic
N%nlpeieubcn. Ser Yrdiibent gina nidt
lpeiter auf Die 9nselesenbeit eiu.
aber Die 3ubDrer bradlten bic War=
mIngsiportc nit ben Sarifberatbunz
gen i'm Gouareb in @erbinpuue unb
brafen in bounernoen 8cifal mug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

man iagtc gDnutc CT lid su iciner Or
boluna cine fllr5e @nNerinbrt = nnp
es iurr intcrcMuut. an3uicbcn, ipic Den
con'erpntipcu Mcpublifnncrn Der itreitz
bare Siihrcr bci aleu- @%elcgcnbcitcn
1ehlte lpic Die Sprtidrittler immer
tnbner ipurben mnb ihlieBlih ip9ar
ld'on cine Stuube boz Der aelpobntcn
Seit einc &crtagung bcs Seuats
Sllrdiettcu. Saran lpar srn1 5bcil
alleroinas Die u%nmdBigc Sise ifulo,
Die III Dem Sibmngsiaale bcrr;hte,
ahcr nc fonntc audi bcutlid crfcnz
men. oaB Der fleiuc Spalt Sipiidcn ben
betpcn Sliigcln Der Hepublifnncr lid,
l.lnrlidl eriucitcrte. Scnator Gu
Ssns, iiber hellcu Rcbc lfou ausiiibrz
lid bcrihtete iuurbc. iprah flint
Stniloen lang unD nado ibm erariii
SSlator 9ornb ons 8prt. funntc icinc
Hcbc in oieicr Sieung aber nibt mcbr
5t Cube filbrcu. Oh nadl slpciitiinois
gent Sprcchen ioiuobl Der Hebner. oils
audi Die Wnipritdt Der 3ubDrcr fir
cine @crtaginl9 eintrnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Tiirit b. Yiilpm mirb ais 6ansler
5uriiftrctcn iuGalb bic 6iltans=
Hcfprm cricbigt lit.
9crIin, IS. Suni.

ScrIin, IS. Slni.
Shirt b. Billion bat ieinc GrlaubniB
81 Der Scfauntmnbung aescben. baB
er aut icbeu Sail o ieilem aun5lcrz
puitcn 5uriidtreten miro. ionic Die
Jtei6sfinau5reiorm in ciuer ober Der
unperen @eiic erlebigt lit. Der
Siirit pcrbleibt nur brsbalb nod cine
3eit lang i'm Nutc. Inn Die Gorlnae
iuenn mpglib burdl5mbringcn. Sie
uffi5icle rgiprbbcutld,e Nllacmleine
3eitlng" beipridt Die pcrihiebenen
perDfientlibten gcridtc. Die lih bcs
miiben. Die 8eSeutuug Siilon's SIT
pertlcinern. uub iagt: .Siirit b. Nii.
lolu criudlte Den aaiier. ibm 5u crs
ldllben. iofort 5u gcbeu, ober Scine
Maicitdt briidte IN ben ndrmitcn
@ortcn ibren @unid aus. bnB Der
Siirit im Imte bieibcu moge. bis Die
Siian5 : Sprlagc im Hcidstag crs
lebigt iit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Stpdlng bes gansen 8erfebrs infulsc
bcS Observation-Disclosures.
Yittsbura, ga, IS. Sll,

Yttts @. Ya., rs. Sunt.
Sur6 Den aliibenoen Sonnens
branb, Der MIR seitncilig bon 8elpits
terId)auern Mnterbro6eu ipurbe. hats
ten Die ginipobncr u~nierer Stabt bas
@ergniigen. ale ibre 8cibditss unb
3irhenadnge 5u Sub 5u e%rlebigeu.
unb Nafmittags ipirp manh' @tncr
auf ictnem sclpobutcu SpaSiergana
ms Sreie babcu pcrsidtcn miiiieu.
ba teine @oslihfeit porbanSen mar.
aus Dem 9nnnfreiic Der Stapt bers
nus5ufommen. Bic StraBcnbabncn
itrcitcu. ODER pielmcbr Die Sdaffncr
unb @ageuiiibrer scr 8eieQi6ait
unb fein cin3iger Strabeubabnpasen
unterbrad Die frieplidc Sbplle ionnz
tdgliher Mube auf Den lunlr 10 belebz
ten StraBen Der Stapt.
Die llriud)en bcs Strcifs iinb @teiz
nunssbiiierenSen 5mii6cn Der 8ciellz
ihnft mnb ibrcn IngcitcQtcn iiber
9obnfragcn. ionic nnberipeitiae Icrs
theiluna Der Sicnitituubeu; insbeions
bcre ipirb cine ldngerc 2undpauic gcs
iprbcrt. @Gbreub cs bisber nod
niht an irgenbpclhen Iuslhreituns
gen Der Streifer sefommrn lit.
glaubt man bod, bnB CO 81 Mubcs
.itorungen. bieleiht io9ar 5u Sluts
peraieBen fomnlcn pcrbc. iobnlS bic
900 Streifbrchcr. Die Ser befanntc
;Sames 5arlep III New Yort aui ger1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Yaris, IS. Suni

SuIls 20. aSHHl.
Die 6dltung bes Cardinals Mns
bricu bon 8orbeaur. Der iif iiingit
acipeisert bate. Dor Dem @criht gu
erideincn, inn lid lucscu Inflngen
be6iiglih angebliden Srilfs oes
Observation-Disclosures an pcrantz
Dortcn. lit ieitcns Der itreitbaren 8is
idDie unb Der @ciitli6feit marm
untcritiibt nnrben.
auh iolhc @eiIrlide perocn NIT
Vcrfolgunaen bebrobt, Die biejcnigcu
Yerioncn ercommnniaiercn. Die 'ndh
ocm fragltben 8eieee perfalfenes
&irdeugut e%ripcrbcn. Wpniignore
8ieure. Der 9iihpi bon gappnnc, lit
Dor baS @eritt befoblen norben. I'M
lid lpegen Der ipio faeto Grcommuni@
tatiouen 5u pcrantporten. Die gegcn
ganse Stubtrdtbe. Woblfbdtigfeitsz
pereine II. /. IN. ausseiproden nornen
iino, bic in irgenb cincr Weiie ben
griuerb friiberen neutrality-suspicious.
gttbeiBen ober unteritiiben.
Woniignore 8ieurc bat ferner Die
Witslieber ieiuer 9io5cie offisicG
%ansenieien. Dem Geieb. bns einc
.neutrnle gr8iebnng" pprliebt.
@ioeritaub enigegcn5niescn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Irobtbitipniitiihe &atbplifen.
6 o. III. 1. IN

Gbieagp. 81. T.. Suli.
Sn Der 5empercn5= &ale. 55 Glbz
rigbc Court. ianb gelrern Der Sabresz
Content beS aatboliifen gntbaltiams
fcits< 8unbcs bon SIinois als |ors
ipiel 5llm Watioual= Gonpent itatt. Der
ant a., 5. unb 8. Iuguit i'm .Iuoitos
RUM nbgebaiten ipirb. Ser 9onpent
nabm 8eifliiiie an. in benen ieber
&dtbolif aufgeforSert ipirb. mit3ufdma
pfen fir Die Srodenlcgun, bcs Stans
tcs. uno dllc fatboliIheu @eielIihaften
perurtbeilt iperSen. meld,e auf ibren
Scitlidfcitcn gciitigc 8etrdnfe bulbeu.
Scrncr ipirb Die itreugc Surffiibrung
bcs SonntngsihlieBungs 8eieses ges
forScrt. Wit Dem eripdbnten Ma
tional : Content iou Gin 9cpalti9er
StraBenum5iis bon 10000 Mbltinen5s
Tern nerbinben fperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Die groken Siite erfurbern ltn,bau Der
&leiberi@r1mfe In Sduleu.
GbicnQo o. Nu.. 90. Nllr

Chicago. Su.. 20. SUM.
Die &leioerihrGnfhen. ipelhc in
Den neueren 8ohidulbautcn unS audi
I'M Seminargebdubc fir Die 36glin9c
cinseridtet norbcn iinb. ermeiicn lid
Snrd)lpeg ais 81 flein fir Den 3pcd.
benz tic bicncn iollen. Sas madt lid
bcionoerS bemerfbar. ieitbem inter
Der Ginpirfung Der 5Drannin Wobc
bic Aopibebeduns fir Srauen uno
Wdohen 10 nnbeimlib ms araut gcs
i6oiien iino. Inter cinem Sinipeis
baraui. bab &leibcridrdnfc. sic nur
~ 3oa I'M Quabrat meiicn. sur Mufs
nabme mnberner !Siite iih ni6t cisa
ncn unb aud lpobl I'M Nllgemcinen
ais su flein al eradtAu ieicn. befiirs
luortete Sdulbnumciiter Ycrfins acs
tern beim 8auausi6uB bes Sduls
ratbeS cine 8eWiaiauug bon $1,400
our &crgrGBeruna Der porbanScnen
ilnb 8ur Ginri6tnn8 ncner S6rGnfe.
Woriiter 0oipncD crbob sipar Gins
iprih nnb meinte. bic gegcnlpdrti9e
8ntmobe luerbe feline brci Monatc
mebr bas Selb bebaupten. aber Yrds
iibcmt Shnciber unb GpmmiXGr &obz
bins, gum eriten Wale zines Chimes.
rcbctcn Der 8eipilliaung bas Mort,
nno es ipurbc bcidloiien. Tic Sl
cmpiebiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
UruRfeucr.

WiIpaufee. 8is.. 80. Snni.
Cine Seuersbrumit. Die Die Sabrii
Der 3icfbGffer Dor Company s~crit6rtc
unb' einen Sahi4aben bon $250.00O
anriftcte. rief inter ben $50 Mnge<
iteItcn. barunter btele &naben unb
Mdbdcu, einc SAINT berbor. Wdbz
renb ocs 0ebrdnges duf ben 1reppen
erlltten brei annbcn Mrmbriihe. uno
brci Scueripcbrleute iuurben bon,
8auh iibermannt ur,o mlBten III elm
Soipital 9ebraht perben.
g Srancisco Gal. 80. sunni.
Sclicr scrit0rtc einen 8iod BON Is
Sdliern. I'M bieii9en neileu ~Niiiion"
8eifdftsbe5irt unb rihtete einen
Sd6i6abeu bon ungefdbr $150.00O
an. Sic gciuobner eines 2~ogisbauies.
oas mitberbranute. fonnten MIR nit
fnapper Notb ibr 2eben retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
@rpfc Gbruns bnr@ ben aaiicr.
" tel II. %. 81

II, 20. Suft.
0r66ter gbrungen lit S~elbscusmeis
fer Sega Sreiberr b. Seicrparp. chez
mali9er ungaril6er Iiniiterprdlis
bent nnb Wtiniiter fir 2anbespcrtbciz
bisung. t~beilbaftia ~seiuoroen. Gen
Inlab bot Die Ricoerfebr bes Cages.
au Incident Dem i6neioiseu 0tilitdr
Dor fiiuf5ig Sabren. ipdbrenb bes blus
tigen NingenS NIT Stnlien. bns Hits
terfrel3 bes Waria SbereiinzS rbems
bonn aaiier Sran5 Soief perlieben
iporben mar.
Su Gbren bes Subilars fan6 ein
@alabiner in Ser 5ofburs itatt. ipeI,z
dent init Dem @onarhen Die gr5bers
SDge unb bic 8encralitdt b~eiipobnten.
Der aaiier perlicb Seieruarp bic
8rilanten 5u benz auf bem S6lafts
felbe errunsenen 8itterfreu5 un0
bradte in einem tief em~pfunbenen
Soait Die allgemcine S~erebrung gum
gusprud. ipelhcr iid Baron Seier@
parp inter ber @ebrmadt bes 2ans
bcs crfreutc.
Iuf tclegrapbilhem 8egc hattie
aniier Wilbclm Dem perbienten 8cs
neral feline ber5lifite 3ratulaticn
iibermittelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
@umben auf benz Sasesprusramm.

Chicago. Su.. %. Sum-.
Gin nelies. grobes 8ombcnattentat
lettc Die 9eipubnerid]aft bon Chicago
in Iufrcgung. Gs mar geaen Die
@irtbidaften bon Sennes uuo Gilbert
& Yprpcrs geri6tet unb 5erlt0rte beibe
Yldse p%ullitduoig. ltiftete einen Wates
rialidaben bon mebrcren Sauienb
Collars unb bertpunoete etipa eiu
9ubeub Yerioucu. Seine berbcrbs
li6e @irfung blieb ni1t auf bieie
YldBe nlein bei6rdnft.
Sbomions 3citallrant an Der Mtas
biion : Strabe. unipeit bes 0earborns
8%abubofes. ,purbe burh Ole grploiiou
poaitdubig serit0rt. 3mei Yerioncn
mnrben babel perlest; Sobn 2abue.
elm 8eidirripai6er. erbielt aniGeis
nenb lebensgeidbrlitc @uubcn unh
Die 8aiiicrerin. SRI. gli5abetb Sam.
lpurbe burf Die acknowledgement
@~luslplitter i6wer perlest. Iuh
mebrere 8dite. Die an ben Sii6eu
iaben. erbicltcn Shnittpunoen.
Die Ypli5et bat nod feinen Inz
%baltspunft fir bic 5bdter. Sic 8irtbs
idaft bon Gilbert & Yotpers lit Der
Teriammlungsort bon Grbeiterfiibz
rern, ipGbrcnb binter Der 8irtbjhnft
bon Sennes ii9 elm Spielraum be-
finbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
&oli5ei=G DmniFGr fnr3erbanb
abgcfett.
81 IN " nrf O S,,f;

IN Yorf. 9. Suli.
Scr 8iiraernciiter WcGleuan bat
ben Yoli5eis GommiKdr Sbeobore u.
bingham fmrserbanb abseiest. peil
Der Gonumiiidr lid ipeisertc. bes
8iir8ermeilters Nnorbnunsen in @ers
binSuna nit Dem 9ufipzSal poa
allSsufiibren. Bleid5eitig fiinbigte
Der 8iiraernteilter an, bdb CT Den
eriten 9iilfseommiiidr 8illiam S.
Vefcr gum tempordren 9abfolser
8inabam's ernaunt babe GO ban<
belt iid in Dem 0ufip> Sail Inn einen
iungcn Mann. Der nerbaitct. aber frcis
aeiprudan ipurbe. beiien Bib aber
troebem fir Die gerbredergalcrie ana
gcfertigt nuroe. unb trosbem Suffn
cineu guten Huf beiaB uub nod ME
porbcr NIT Der Yolisei an tbun bate.
Mcglellan ipics Bingham an. Den
Siiifscommiidr Snnion nno Den
Sefretar Slatterp an entIaiien. bicier
ldeint iih nber geiueigert an bdbcn.
oies su tbnn. unb iolI ben 8efcbl crit
erfiillt BADEN. ais CT bDrte. ;bab feline
GntlaIiun9 beibloHen iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Snterpiep nit Safer gYilbelm.
Hnris. L SilIi

watts, /. SlIt.
Ser .SiaaroT per0ffcntlidt eincn
8er,dt iiber cine llnterbaltuug. Die
fiir3li6 in Giel aipiihen ,&aiier Will
bclm nnb Dem Baron b'gitoMrneaes
DC Gonitant. Dem Siibrer Der iranz
5Diiihcn MISUNDERSTANDING. Die fir
internationalc SfiebSaerihte eins
tritt. ~itattfanb. Ser &aiier betonte.
bab cr- eine Yolitif beg Sriebcns be-
treble. un6 iaatc. baB bic S6laGtcn
Der Sufunft aufwirtbihaftlihcn. inbus
itriellcn unb co%ntmeraieIlen Selbern
acidla9en iperoen ipiirbcn. @robz
britanniem. iaate Der Safer. aebe
Jet bur@ Aisc Ycriooe atutcr Icr-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
s~shstamienh Nrbeiter lesen bic srbeit
nicDer.
Yittsburo. Hn.. 90 "a,

Yittsburs. Ya.. 30. SUM.
aae @rubenleute On Dem Norbenbe
bcs Yittsbura : &ublcngebictes baben.
llnaefGbr 5000 Iann itarf. bic Mrs
belt niebcrsclcgt. obne baB Elm Strcif
nngciagt luar. Die Mduucr babeu
ben SeihluB aefaBt. nidt an arbcis
ten. bis cine Gntiheipnna in 8csna
nuf bas Ibihedungsimtem crfolat
lit. Sic Hciben DER Nrbeitgeber mairs
ben burdbroben. inbcm 5ipci COME
pagnien. Die ~SberiSan Goal Co.
unb Die .MeGormid Goal 3d." an.
iciaten. baB lie sic Sorberungen Der
apblengrGber belpillioten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

anlaiiung bes StrnBenbuhnprdiioen>
ten Sunes 5. Gallery nit ciuein
SonberSuge bon bort nb9eihidt bat.
bier dngefommcn Iein merben.
Cine llntcrrcbung Siuiid,en 0errn
GducrD unb DEM bon Sctrpii bierber
seeilten Yrditbcutcu Der Street Gar
Union" perlicf pbnc jebeu grfolg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Orr 8nmhesbanptfaht.

Nie bic 6artcn 5ciscu. - 8eseu bic
Ginfummcnitencr : Yurlagc. - Sr.
Mlorid,'S ,,liiigc" &umpispeiic. -
Die Stellmng Der .Turtihrittler".
- Senatpr Gnmmins. - Gin tint
ftanS, burd) tuclder Der madlienbcu
Ucsemiat stuiiheu ben beibem Slii-
geln bcr Nepublifamcr braitiiG her.
Dprtritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

ss!,'a'. ,&,s!lInJ;;,g;s;,, ,sssII||ls;s,
ircnn bns 2nfr0ose ipiirbe,
paB es ben perlprenen wirtbifaftliz
ebcn @riuub nift burdl cinen 5critDz
reuben arica. ionhcrn ourh Stdrz
flung Ieincr proouftiben Ibdtigfeit
5ariid9etuinncu lDnntc. &aiier @nS
belm 5eiste gtobes Sntereiie fir
Sranfreid's Suffabrt : grpcrimcntc,
bod meintc err. naB nod ieincr Inz
lidt nugenbfidlih lcnfbnre 2nftbalz
Ions unbeitrcitbare @or5iise Dor 2uftz
gleitmaihinen bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Gin srotmiitbises 0ei&emf.
WcrIim 0S ID,

80 II, 20. Vllnt. [
Ser &aiicr @ilhelm bat Der 9euts]
id'en arbcitsborics % reiniauns. einer|
Organization. Die eS lid 5ur Nuiaabe|
madt. fir llnbeihdftigtc Grbeit sil|
finpcn. elm @eident bon 10000 Mart|
iibcrmittelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Aus Gneiamb.

lie 2pncnncr Smffragettcn. - Stiirs
mcil has Yarlamcnt. - Die 10.
Sempn ifrntirn mic bic nprbcr=
geBentcn - e~rfulglus. - Nrbeit
fir bic Yolisci. = 3mdItbauS nnb
5,uamasarbeit miirbcn Tie ,ucbl sur
Wernumft bringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

@nIbinaton. .. g.. 1. Suli.
equator Nlorih mar Der lebtcn
Ssmisiisuns is~ugsstlicR:n- .-- lpis
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

Mrs. Sidney Lee Grover will be host
ess at a bridge whist the afternoon of
February 26 at her home on Burlington
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

herd work and to spend an enjoyable
evening together and at the same time
to help along this institution which is
now a part of our Los Angeles chari-
table work, is the purpose of the "bal
pOudre." The active members of the
Good Shepherd auxiliary will be the
patronesses on the occasion, and a re-
ceptiOn will be held in the early part
of the evening, after which a splendid
program of entertainment will be en-
joyed. The program committee is hap
py in feeling that the bal poudre. ,"
which takes on a colonial character,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

ing responded to invitations Those
| serving were Miss Madge Dodworth,
Miss Sprague, Miss Genevieve McLaf-
ferty, Miss Agnes McLafferty, Miss
Dorothy Sprague. Miss Whitmore.
Miss Johnson and Miss Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Rowley and Miss
Grace ROwley of Menlo avenue went
down to San Diego Thursday for a
stay Of several days. Miss RowIey was
a guest at the Bachelors dancing party
given there Friday night. During their
visit they were the house guests of
Mrs. Aubrey Davisson.
Miss Alice Claudia Shaw, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Shaw OF Fig
ueroa street, who has been visiting
friends in San Diego and nearby points
for several weeks, is expected to return
with Mr.. Rowley and family today.
While in San Diego, her former home,
Miss Shaw spent much of her time
with Miss Lelore Heller.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Jarvis of Louis
Vile, KY, are guests at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. West Hughes on West
Twenty-third street DR.. and Mrs.
Hughes entertained Friday night with
formal dinner for their guests, and
next Friday Mrs. Hughes is giving a
| luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Jarvis.
IS
Mrs Bernard Potter has issued in
vitations for a luncheon at the Jona-
than club Thursday, and the party
will occupy boxes at the Belasco that
afternoon.
Mrs. Sidney Lee Grover will be host
ess at a bridge whist the afternoon of
February 26 at her home on Burlington
avenue.
-
Many Los Angeles friends are inter
ested in a marriage that is to take
place in Santa Monica tomorrow night
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
| w. r. Hull, the contracting parties
! being Miss Yolande A. Day, daughter
of Mrs. Irving Sayford of WASHINGTON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

n o LOVELIER bride has been well
coined to Los Angeles this year
= than Mrs. Walter Miller Clark,
whose pictured face graces this page
today Friends won during her visit in
Los Angeles last year. when she was
Miss Virginia Mcdowell, are welcoming
her warmly, and she has assisted at
several of the smartest affairs of the
past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are making their
home temporarily with Mr.. Clark )
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross Clark,
at their beautiful home on West Adams
street, and here Mrs. Clark, Sr., will
entertain for her daughter-in-Iaw be-
fore Lent with a dancing party, and is
also planning a musicale to which a
large number of guests will be asked
and which is to take place soon after
Easter.
Mrs. Walter Miller Clark, with Mrs.
Earle B. Anthony, another bride. as
sisted at one of the weeks important
functions. receiving with Mrs. I. N.
Van Nuys and Miss Kate Van Nuys
at the tea given by them Wednesday
at their West Sixth street home. Also
in the receiving line was Miss Gertrude
Hewitt Of Des Moines, who is visiting
Miss Van Nuys.
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OS ANGELES social circles and
musical coterie are the richer
n this season for the presence in
the city of a beautiful Minneapolis
girl, Miss Hazely Runge, whose Won
derful contraltO voice is creating
something Of a sensation. Miss Runge,
who was heard at the Ebell Local c
Composers day." and has promised to
sing for the club again at the first
meeting in April is the sister of Mrs.
Dwight Hart, and, with her mother,
has spent several winters here
Miss Runge was one of a party asked
to meet Nine. Langendorff last week
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at the home of Mrs. E. NJ Martindale
and had the pleasure of singing for
the great artistic a group Of Mrs. W. f.
BOtsford's lyric songs Nine. Lang
endorff was delighted with Miss
Runge's voice, prophesying a great fu-
ture for her and urging her to come to
her in Berlin in May and start on a
year of study. Nine. Langendorff ex
poets to be in Berlin early in May, and
has extended to Miss Runge an offer
of personal supervision and friendship.
In addition to a glorious voice Miss
Runge is gifted with the most win
some personalitv and charm
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really finds the ladies' dress of today
I in quite good harmony with the colo
NAL days, while the powdered heads
and wigs will be all that is necessary
to make it truly colonial gathering.
For her young son. Hillard, who has
| just graduated from the grammar
school, Mrs. Granville MacGowan of
| Garland avenue entertained with box
party at the Orpheum Friday after
noon and later with an elabOrately ap-
pointed tea and Valentine party at the
TattlerS' tea room.
The tables were decorated in white
and gold, a big basket of yellow jon
quils and narcissus forming a center
piece with yellow shaded candelabra
at either side.
Favors were valentines Ornamented
with sketches of French dancing girls
and hearts. The candles carried out
the color scheme Of yellow and white,
and the ices were shaped like tiny
Cupids and hearts.
Guests entertained were Miss Wal
lace, John Parter, Milton Silver, Ber-
nice Schriever, LELAND Jackson, Ruby
Silver, Gladys Watts, Roy Denis, Ruth
Montgomery, Herbert Allen, Blair
Baker
| Miss Adelaide Stanton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Stanton of Grattan
street, one Of the most popular of
brides-elect, was cOmplimented guest
at a valentine hearts party given yes
| terday by Mrs. Willis c. Stose and her
daughters. Mrs. J. Gregg Layne and
Miss Leslie Stose of Romeo street.
Miss Stanton is to- be special guest
at an afternoon affair with which Mrs.
Lester Robinson of Beacon street is
entertaining tomorrow, while Mrs. c.
j. Kubach and her daughter, Mrs.
Louie Denker of South Alvarado street,
will compliment her with a luncheon
Wednesday.
For Mrs. James Greer of Evanston,
ILL.,, a sister OF Mrs. William Horace
Day, Mrs. G. Max Webster and Mrs.
George H. Clark entertained with a
progressive luncheon Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Clark on Winfield street.
Women asked to meet Mrs. Greer
were Mrs. Warren F. Day, Mrs. Curtis
d. Wilbur, Mrs. j. Charles f. Atsatt,
Mrs. Charles Richards, Mrs. Charles
E. Stivers, Mrs. Bruce H. Cass Mrs.
E. NJ Durant Mrs. H. D. Case Mrs.
AIphonse A. Burnard, Mrs. ]. B. Mon
lux, Mrs. Sidney Haskell, Mrs. Emma
D. Martin, Mrs. Mary Porter Haines
and Miss Harriet Huggins.
Mrs. Minnie Sutter, whose approach
ing marriage with Stanley Marion
Knight of Chicago was announced last
Sunday, is being complimented with
several prenuptials in the next few
days. among these affairs being a
bridge luncheon with which Mrs f. S.
Langdon is entertaining Wednesday at
her home on South Flower street.
3
J. Howard Burritt entertained a
company of young people delightfully."-
at his home on South Flower street
Wednesday night, whist and vocal and
instrumental music furnishing the en-
tertainment. The rooms were deco
rated with asparagus plumosus. The
first prize was awarded Mr. FosS, the
consolation going to Mr.. Van Osten.
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Il. y.
Golding, Mrs. ]. E. Wells, Misses
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~ NE of the young matrons who has
been in demand this week as as
~ sistant by representative society
women who were entertaining has been
Mrs. Waller G. Chanslor, who was in
the receiving line at two of the largest
functions. The first event was the
large valentine dance given Tuesday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Waters
and Mrs. Waters mother, Mrs. William
Taylor Miller, at Kramer's, and which
was one of the beautifully appointed
affairs of the winter, while the second
was the handsomely appointed tea with
which Mrs. Daniel Innis. Mrs. Willard
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]. Doran and Mrs. Will Innis enter
tanned Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Doran on West Twenty seventh street
for Mrs. Daniel Innis' mother and sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah Pease and Mrs Walter
P. Hemmens Of Elgin, Ill One of the
beautifully gowned women in the re-
ceiving line at Mrs. Doran's was Miss
Aldine Howell of Waynesville, N. c.,
Mrs. Chanslor's sitter and house guest
For Miss Howell and other guests, Mrs.
Chanslor, who is one of the most gra-
cious and charming hostesses in the
city, has informally entertained much
this winter.