Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
&c In Hotel Corridors &c

w. w. Hill. F. H. story, r. r. Warnke
and Mrs. +. II. Story, all of Los An
geles.
S. L. Dore, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dore and
Miss Dore, all of London, England,
form a party OF wealthy English tour
lists who are stopping in Los Angeles,
guests at the King Edward hotel.
At the Leighton in the Westlake dis
trict are: e. A. Hawkins and H. B.
Lands, both attorneys of Galveston
Tex, who are in Los Angeles for the
summer months; Miss Ruth Bensen
Blinn of the Grace George company,
who is visiting this week with her fa-
ther and sister, Major Bensen and Miss
Bensen being permanent guests at the
Leighton, and O. A. Robertson Of St
Paul, who Joined his wife here yester-
day for the summer.
s.
A man hurried into the lobby of the
Van Nuys yesterday morning and ner-
vously grasping a pen scratched j. r.
Blacow, Centerville, Cal. He was
shown to his room. A little later he
returned to the lobby and hurried away
again.
Even the bell boys noticed that he
was in an awful rush. They pondered
and pondered but he had given no
hint as to what the hurry was, so they
pondered in vain.
Last night about s o'clock he re-
turned and edging slowly up to the
desk, drew his fountain pen from his
pocket. Then he waited. Finally,
when he thought all eyes were turned
the other way, he hastily scratched
something on the book. He was not
quite quick enough, however. The
clerk had seen the act and whirling
the book around looked. There in tiny
letters above his name was written
"Mr. and Mrs" The clerk looked a
minute and then held out his hand.
where's the new lady, Mr.. Bla-
cow" he said. Congratulations any
how"
Mr.. Blacow Immediately went out
and bought box of cigars, realizing
that it was ali off then He had just
been married, and that's why he had
been in hurry.
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Among those who registered at the
Van Nuys yesterday were w. W. Nc
Neff, Phoenix; Mrs. Evens Woolen and
Evens Woolen, jr., of Indianapolis;
G. H. A. Rech, connected with the
Harris Trust and Savings company Of
Chicago; Harold Bell Wright, the au-
thor, of Redlands; Merry p. Gowens
of Redlands, and Mrs. A Marlette,
also of Redlands.
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The New York Life insurance people
of Southern California enjoyed BAN
uuet at the Alexandria yesterday at
noon, about sixty employees of the com
pany from all over Southern Cantor
MIA being present. Following the DIM
ner an hour was passed in discussing
new methods of business.
s.
The Lankershim had the following
new arrivals yesterday: p. r. stan
hope and wife of Denver, where Mr..
Stanhope is a prominent real estate
man: cadet Taylor, All Omaha stock
broker. accompanied by Mrs. Taylor;
A. c. Trip of Redlands, and DR.. f.
A. Hennessy of New York city.
Among those who registered at the
Hollenbeck are: Daniel Finn and u.
70. Bush of Hanford, CAL; Mrs. r. b.
Lynch of Plato. Mo, and Mrs. r. b.
Tilley of Columbus, Mo-, who are here
visiting Mrs Fred Williams of Salena'
cal; Mrs. A. c. Evens of Riverside,
and c, Paulson Vislo of Hemet.
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At the Angelus are George w. Gray
| son of San Francisco; w. G. Hough
of San Francisco; William T. Garrett
| of San Francisco: Robert Warning OF
Sacramento, and A. X. Waller OF
jamestown, N. Y.
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At the Nadeau are e. G. Martin,
sheriff of Ventura county; William
Newport, a Perris rancher; Judge e.
d. Havens of Catalina island, and
James O. Rorak of Concordia, Kan.