Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
AROUND TOWN
w. r, C. Social

W.. r. c. Social
Uncle Sam w. r. C. will hold the
monthly social tomorrow evening IN
Garfield hall, Walker Theater building.
The program will include music, dane
ing, cards and refreshments.
Two Hundred at Social
The Womens Union Of the Temple
Baptist church held an old-fashioned
church social in Berean hall last night
at which 200 members of the Temple
Baptist church were present.
Lippincott Will Lecture
j. B. Lippincott, assistant engineer
of the aqueduct, will give an illustrat-
ed lecture at Turner hall, 321 South
Main street, January q. He will de-
scribe conditions on the aqueduct.
Mckinley Home Meeting
The annual meeting of the Mckinley
Industrial Home society will be held
Tuesday afternoon at the Alexandra at
2:30 o'clck. Election of officers and
board of directors are items of business
to be transacted
Town Talk Staff Here
Ralph A. Grover, manager, and f. T..
D'Day of the editorial department of
San Francisco Town Talk, are at the
Westminster. They came down to at
tend the aviation meet and arrange for
an illustrated article to appear in the
next issue of their publication.
Fined for Poor Shot
Police Judge Rose fined Ernest Colley
S5 yesterday for missing the dog he had
intended to kill with a small-caliber
rife bullet and hitting Mrs. Emily Slo-
maker, 1641 East Fiftieth place. Mrs.
Slonaker, who is at the Los Angeles
hospital, is reported to be recovering.
Hooks Car Stolen
W. S. Hook, 2673 Menlo avenue. sac
rifced a big touring car to see Harry
Lauder at the Auditorium Thursday
night. While Hook sat enjoying the
performance and laughing at the Scots
mans witty sayings some person ran
off with his car, which he had left at
the curb.
Funeral Arrangements Delayed
Mrs. Mary Westlund, wife of e.
Westlund, cement contractor, died yes
terday at the family home, 103 North
wellington street. She is survived by
her husband, a son and a daughter.
Arrangements for the funeral will not
be completed until the arrival of the
son from Bakersfield.
Lecture on Explosives
Col. J. NJ. Taylor, representing the
bureau of explosives, will give an illus
trated lecture at the Y. NJ. C. A. audi
torium, 721 South Hope street, this
evening on "The Safe Handling of Ex-
l. plosives." The lecture has been ar
a ranged for by the Southern aPcific rail-
.sAway, but is open to all men who are
AAnterested in the subject.
Faces Second Charge
a If Police Judge Williams revokes the
S0-day sentence that E. w. Love Is
bw serving for offering obscene pic
= res for sale, Love probably will face
rglary complaint which was issued
Deputy District Attorney Paul Nc
- Smicll yesterday afternoon. Love is
used of robbing the offices of j. A.
III Custer in the Wilcox building and
]. A. Colgrove, a dentist in South
kldway.
Ames Dead
ers. Josephine Carpenter Ames, wife
Walter B. Ames, died yesterday at
family home 1868 Pennsylvania av-
e. This is the third death in the
lily within the year, brother and
i 3z' mother of Mrs. Ames having died
ntly. Funeral services will be held
Alay at p. m. at the residence.
E. D. Sheets and Rev. Alfred In
will officiate. The body will ba
e. lated in Evergreen cemetery
Z4 rnity Men Dine
meeting and banquet of the South
alifornia alumni of the national
nifty Delta Upsilon was held last
Ing at the University club Fifty
berS were present. fldIlS were
VAto have a permanent organization
Aand to have weekly luncheons
Ee Bristol cafe every Tuesday. Ar
~ gements were made to entertain the
- delegates and other members of the
= fraternity who will attend the ma
tionaI convention, which will be held
a in San Francisco next September.
Three FueitVes Arrested
CITY Marshal Kelly OF Oxnard left
s.I.A za1Nr,Y q
H. A. Black, w. NJ Hucle and William
Ford, who were fugitives from justice,
on warrants charging them with the
robbery of the warehouse of Lagomar-
sino at OXnard, Sunday night Hucle
and Ford were arrested at San Pedro
Wednesday and Black yesterday by
Detective Tom Ziegler at a tailor shop,
I'll Central avenue. After his arrest
Black confessed to the crime declaring
the other two men had nothing to do
with the robbery
Complete Funeral Arrangements
Funeral services for Edward H. Ber-
ger, member of the firm of Berger &
Berger feed merchants at Sixteenth
street and Grand avenue, will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel
of Dexter Samson. Rev. Baker P. Lee
will oficiate and burial will be in
Rosedale cemetery. Mr.. Berger died
late Thursday night at the family resi-
dence, S1S West Fifteenth street. Be-
sides his wife, Mr.. Berger Is survived
by Edward H., jr., and A. j. Berger,
sons, of Los Angeles and Mrs. Charles
Carrillo of Oakland. daughter.
= Robberles Reported
Several robberies were reported to the
nolice Yesterday in which cheap articles
of iewelry were taken. The Offenders
all escaped. The home Of Mrs. Pent-
land, 1868 West Twenty-second street,
was entered Thursday while the accu-
pants were absent and a pearl set
brooch and two lockets were stolen.
ninth street reported her home had
been entered Thursday afternoon and
articles of tewelry stolen. w. L. Jobes
and G. L. Dlley of 1907 Maple avenue
report a watch, bracelets and silver
spoons stolen Thursday night.