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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

9a3el Speneer. "a Gage; Morp Sane
lanigan. / Gag; 1bomas Wilbers. 10
Monate; Ghpeifer 8ernarbina 9Ee,
Cd Sabre; Warp 8rinte, 81; gteue
Grpmlep. 33; Mprtle Mc2ausblin, Is;
philomena aarsfer, "a; Mamie 8reis
ner, 3S; Rpbsrt Dotifensall, a; Sobn
q. Wiuiams, 43; gbparb Raiplinas,
II; gatbarine Rpan. 35; 8utb Gusu
@erbauisr. Al; qeter Gapin. 24Sahrs.
- gfte0 copper, 16, bon SO. q
Boone Strabe, unb Soparb 8iders,
16. BON go. 1912 Garrarb 4pe., tpurs
ben bonn Sugeuorihter Glearp auf
Yrobs entlafen.
- Die &. of g. balten beute abeno
in Der Cattle Oun ibre Memoriulfeier.
Gep. s. s. aellp triro bic 2lnlprahe
balten.
- ReprGientant Wm. grics 1T ses
fern nah 9arrobsburs, ap., gereilt,
INN benz 2eihenbeodnsnib ieines Snz
tels Dr. u. .. price bei3utpobnen.
Der San Der gopington Sanln9s
9ant uno Sruit So. sesen aote Wturs
ran ipuroe i'm gircuitserihte nisoeress
itlasen, oa er in giite seiaIidtst
puroe.
- Melroie S6erman. Is Sabre
aft, Ridte Der 5rau Or. 90. W. Sorz
pin, itarb eeitern in Bloomington, gu,
an Der 2ungsnent5iinouns. Die Sel@
he piro bebufs 9eeroigung htsrhsrses
bratt uno finost bic 9eitattuns NOR
aen Rahmitta9 um l ubr BON Der
Wobnura 9r.s sbarpin's, 8. unb Scoti
Strabe, aus itatt.
= Ser 3uitano Deg William glod=
burn. Der in ben Inbreip Steel Worts
binter Rsrport am Samitag 10 Ihper
perleBt tpurbe, 1T niht 10 tritiih, pis
anfanes an9enommen.
- Sin NIarm bonn Weloer 80 riel
oeTtern Wbenb um 7 Ilbr bas Oepdrte:
ment mad No. 10 SeFferIon Ctr, NO;
Istbit i'm Sauie bes Serrn Conn Wlu'
bart infoIge eires Ihaobaften SanlinS
Elm 5euer ausgebro6en mar. Sfaosr
unbeoeutenb.
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bem Ginottsr .5oipn 5dn 5o.nisbi"
auf. ghas. 3. qafpIsr uno feline 56hs
ter Wtab.l unb alice fiibren bic g,ufe
rRodt unb gag auf oem 5roitoir bon
Rstp yori" oui. aubsr eieien iiebsn
nod bic rDrsi asotpns, betaunt als
bic .Spab Gamilis". iotpie bic Bier
Gliftpns", als beriihmte a.robatsn
s.annt. 9nons uno Tuseo uno ois
.2eisbtons" auf benz proeramm.
esm Branb Spernbauie
tritt oieic &ofe DIE beliebte enaliide
SdauipieIcrin Warie Seulpeit in ylo.
bertions aomo0ic Gate" oui. Tie
aiinitleriu ipieIt Die Rolle Der Yolp
GccIes uno lie miro bon ihrem 2dno5-
mann 8rahnm9rolpne. Der Die mann.
lite Soupirolle ipielt, treiiIih nnter.
iiiitt. glis Die beloen aiinltler 5ilest
in bent Stiid i'm Sapmnrfet Jbeoier
in 2oneon auitroten, ent5iidien tie
bas gublitum Ibsr ale RaBen.
..Guite" III ems berSolfsiiiide. bic ME
peraIien. iueil eben Die Ghnrattere.
Die oariu 1eid,iISert iuerben. ME aus.
iterbeu. ssn gneIanb purbe es suerit
1857, in amerifa 1867 aiiigefiihrt.
Seitoem III es in ole mobertenSprc.
den iibertraaen lno 8emeinaiit Der
giibnen ailer Raiionen getuoroen.
gie biibif)e Marine Gaioit snitirt
bieie gSode I'M 2prie 5beater
i,nb 5pnr finbei bic erite 1oritellung
am Wontng Ibeno itnit. Sic iritt
in bem 2uitipiel rIhe SSnierior Ger"
aui, has fir uniere Staot nod nel,
iii, Die sSeuertauie IN Gep Dorf ionic
in Sonoon ober a!an5eub beItanoer
bat. Gas Stiid bat ben fraftigen
Tuit bes Snfsmaiiprs, 0enn bic
Sonolung oou5iebt iih bauptiddIid)
aui elmer Dad)t Ior.Ein siebt iih Ell,
WeIberieinb 5uriif. Der beim Shrei.
ben ieines glifes, oos ben Sitel ,ghe
eSnierior Ger" trdat. BON oen bon
ihm geboRteu sSrnnen nid)t aeitori
iein mill. Rniiirlid finbet aud er iein
-Waterloo unb Der 0eiberfeino mul
Dor ieiner id,oneu @ei1brtin fapitu.
lireu.
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Sellebue unc Iaptpn.

- 5eute Radmittag finost bas
2eitenbssdnsniB bss 9eorg Warlb
bon go. 405 Glart Strabe aus ita.t.
Warib pur elmer Der sriten anIisoltr
in Campbell G0untp.
- 6rau Wals. GuttiH pts Staets
ratbs WaI3 bon 8elsDue, liegt in thrsr
Wohnung an Der Jolrfielo apenue
beoentIih ertrantt baruisoer.
- Die gelIepus DeIfare 4Hoeiaton
hdIt moresn abeno in Der glblicttstss
Oans eine sriammlune ob uno pers
ben aanbibaten fir Die tommenos
SeamtsnrpabI auf9sitslIt.
- Inter entipreheroen iysierlihs
teiten lpuroe gsItern Nadmittas bic
neue GaIDarn 81. 6. Stride in SeQeDus
singspsibt. Rsp. u. .. garr BON
aotomo, Snb,. uno Rep. Gecrs B.
guntpn lettetsn Die 8ottes0ienite.
- Der geuspue 3rpeig beg DeutTdz
QmeritaniItsn Staoipertanos hi.It
seItsrH Wahmittas unter benz 8orils
BON 9r. SuItus Bad feline moHatIi4e
9sriammIuns ab. Dab Der Stdbtpsrz
bano CUTE 5ortidritte matt benefit
oas beitGnpigs Dadisn oshelbsn. ios
fpie Der Guthuiiasmus, peldsr Der
oeutIhen Sa6e entssgen9ebraht lptr3.
Gs purbe beIdlohsn. oemndhit einsn
Iitterdriihen Nbenb 81 neranitalten.
lpp3u Elm gutter Reonsr gsDoHnen nno
mufitaIiite Hummern burhgsiiibrt
lperpen ioQen. ssiir bic arranglrung
Der MISUNDERSTANDING tpuroe 'olgsns
oes aomnittee ernannt: WIllidm
Rub, oSobn Stabl, Gbri'tian Sort
laae unb Otto anade, nebIt Dem BRA
Iiosntsn Gr officio. Der 9erein iou
nit oem 0amsn3lpsis ON SDloeIters
gbeno cine Ghriitbaumoerlpof Jung
unb 9emiit9Iits llntsrbaltuns psrana
Itolten. 0as apmmittse per'ummsli
Ta nG6ftsn Jrsitas absnb in Der
Dobnung bss Ssrrn Jortlass, yio.
All 6pote 2tpenue. um nit ben Dor
bereitungeu su beginnea. Serr RDs
bert 8. S6rgel, Der gertretsr oes Ras
tionoLbunbss, belt cine tur5e ans
Iprate, in tpsI6er er ouf ben grfola
beg Staatspsrbanbes in Ohio BEL Der
IsBten 8abl binrpies. baB IA 2egis!as
tur Sanoibatsu, fpelte bon ben eina
selnen 8srbdnbsn porgei6logen ipurs
ben, erpdblt porben feien. Sin h0hii
nittiger geI6luB Der 9erIammIuna
mar, bab untsr ben Wlitglieoern oes
Yerbonbes in 3utunft oos .5rottis
rem" perbotsn iein ION. Die ndhIt:
gsridmmIuns fGlt auf ben erif:n
Sonnta9 i'm Desem6er, Rahmittaas
53 ubr. Sebss Mitslieo rerpflihtst.
iid, sin nsuss mitsliso mit3ubrinsea.
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Gnmilion Mnsciscn, 9ofal.N utissa
lnS 0caasfeiten iino absnsshen Gde
Der 4. unS Gbarles Strahe. llnier
slseut fir Snmilton iuohut No. 3O1
NurS Trunt CTR. Selepbon (Some)
go. 37S 9. selephun nuieres &orre.
ipuuocntcn: 1893 X Sra.
- Gpa gospsn, bic So6ter Der
7Srau Rorp 9ospsll, $40. I'll Wlap!s
Qlpenus, itarb esItern 9ormittas an
einem magsnleioen i'm 2llter BON 20
Sabreu. gb. 6. grablsp DON SO.
835 gorb 8. Strabs itarb i'm Qlt.r
bon 66 Sahrsn am SdlasfIub. gr
binterldbt bic Witipe. - S3iram 9ano
BON go. 319 Suo 5rpnt Strabe itarb
an Der @usSebrung i'm glter BON Al
Sabren. - Jlorenc. gralpforb, Die
gp6tsr bon Sames CRAWFORD, SO. 68
Daibinston Strabs, itarb ssit.rn
Worsen i'm 4lter bon 13 Sabr.n am
Rheumatismus.
- 9i. 70 Sabre alts 5rau q. Bed
bon go'ton, Wtan., 1tle9 9eltern bier
bel Der 9urhrsiI. ab. um ibren anesba
lid bier anIdiTigen Shpoaer Geors
Bed unb Satin 81 befuhen, tonnte
aber bi. Wobnuns oerielben niht fins
ben unD sos bic poli5ei 5u Ratte. Sie
eradblte, bab ibr Shpoe.r in Der
Hdbe BON 6amilton eine 5arm beiist
absr bier ipobnt. Sie reiite fpdt.r mad,
1renton, um einen bort in Der HGbs
pobnenben Geore ged gu beiuhen unD
in Grfabruns gu brinssn, pb er per9es
iuhte 1T.
- Jreemdn Compton. Elm betanntsr
Bauunternebmer, liest in feiner Wobs
nuns an Der Gbarles Strnbe ernits
lid ertrantt parnieher.
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9asIi6es Ginemaer ssbIa nsoatae II. sose.S<r 19IO
partement me6rere Stunben fhrere
Irbeit. bafelbe au lDIden.

partement me6rere Stunben fhrert
arbeit. bafelbe au IDlden.
- Der GalI bon Sliper groots, Der
ansetlust lit, feline Jamilie su pers
nadldiIisen. purbe bonn Ridter guten
auf bas offene Dodet seiebt, ba sr
periprah, fir feline Einbsr 81 iors.n.
- Der 6an bon W. q. 2amps pss
gen Duloens zines GliidsIpiels in lei.
nem 2otale tpurbe i'm gireu;tgeriht
auf ben IL. Sanuar peridoben.
- Gmma 9ufnasel. as Sabre alt.
BON go. 1910 0erman StraBe, itar6
seitern Tadmittas nah nur furasr
arantbeit.
- Der 5all bon CHARLES Welih,
zines gr poIisiften, Der sebroht
bate, William Reng su tooten. tcmmt
moreen i'm Staptgeriebt ppr 4ihter
9uten sur 9erbanbluns. Utan elanbt.
bab WeIib manbmal nift seiitis nors
NAL 1T.
= grof. %. s. Rpon. 9. s., bon
Ger ct. 2ouis uniperIitdt. lit seitern
bier eineetroffen. um am arantenbette
Ieinss gaters gu pertpeilsn. Der einsn
Stlasanfau srlitt.
- Die alass bon Sbaler gerrp
9egen Sbomas 9iderp puroe i'm Girs
cuitseridt niebersefdIasen, oa iis sss
ihlichtet nurbe.
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Sic 9senpurt Cfiiee fir Sas Gin
cinuaticr gulfsblatt" beiiubet I'D, in
go. 331 gurf Strake, scaennber oem
Gunribamic, mpielbii Neuisfeiten, Nn.
scigeu II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Wiinnten
gbcaSs entsegcnscuommeu merSen.
Selephon Suluh 2t01. "
Inter 9orIiB oss qrdiioent.n
glEert StuubmstIter fano esIternTahz
mittag Die Monatsoeriammlung oes
9lnter lnterItlsunes= =9ereins itatt.
SetretGr 5rdnt Steine proto,oIlirts.
Die geI6IuFe Der lsgten 9eriammz
lung fpurpen perlsIen uno angenoms
men. 4ufssnommen puroen Werner s.
Stumpi, Sobn Shulse uno DITTO
Wurquarot. 9as aommittse, bas aufz
qeitelt ipurbe, um arrangements fir
oos iiIberns SubilGum gu treffsn, bat
hei6loITen, basielbe am 2. Sonntag
i'm 2februar, in Der Central 0aQe, on
Der 8. Strabe unb Central Qpenue,
gu feiern. 9as 9Ssit ift nur fir Wtitz
olieoer uno osren iyrausn. prof. Sofz
itetter erbielt ben Muiittontratt unb
6err Mi!ius ben 4ontratt fir bas
9antett. Gin aommittee, aus ben
Ssrren 5rant Steine, gilbert Stauos
meiIter, Sol. Stuettner unb Sobn
9miinoen beiteben, ipuroe aufgsiteIlt,
nm einen geri6t iiber ben 8srsin felt
ieiner 8rinoung aus3uarbeiten. Sols
oenbe &anbibaten puroen nominirt:
9rGIibent, 4Ibert GRANDMOTHER; 8i3ss
grGIibent, Gonrab Grasmut; protos
tousSetrstdr, 4ler. 6inB; Jlndn3sSes
tretdr, Sobn 9miinoen; ShaBmeiiter
Gugsn araub; 9erpaltungsruth, gu
illus genlanb. 5enrp 5Offitetter unb
6enrp 9ieB; Sbiiriteber, Wtur Bubble,
Der 9erlpaItunesrutb puroe initruirt.
bic Bidder bes Getretdrs unp S61b>
meiiter5 5u unteriu6en.
- Der ct. gpnifacius Doiiens
perein bat in ieinsr oeIteru in Der
Corpus gbrifti StulbaQs abashaltss
nen 9erIummlung foleenoes Sitet nos
minirt: prdIiDent, SoIspb DETER
mann unb Senrp grosring; 9iSes 9rds
iiosnt, Sobn Qbiltner uno Ben 6ilse;
l. SetretGr, gurl 2eininger unb Mar.
tin Gnnsting; 2. Setrstdr. syreo. .OOsrs
mann unb Senrp pslser; SdaBmsis
tier, s. 8rimme unb eSobn O. Ron;
5abnsntrdger. Geo. s. Dds unb
ssrant Sausr; 8egleiter, Sobn Sbans
non, Ssnrp Shults, Sermunn Wspsr
unb Sen Staubad.
- Die 9amen Der gD. prot. ct.
Baulus Gensinbs psranItaItsn am
9antIagungstase, Rahmitass unD
2bcnbs, Elm 9urtsssgH.n. 2tm 20
g&opembsr piro oas Sootenfeit gez
feiert.
- Die Campbell Gpuntp equal
Rigbts 2tHoeiation bat folgsnbe De-
legaten our Characterization, bic
am Is. unb 16. Ropember in goping>
ton 3uiammentritt, eruannt: bic Das
men Gran, Nnbrstps, Stetpart, 5bos
mas. CHARLES, Spring unb Doiplins;
StsQpertreterinnen: Smitb, Or. 2airb
unb ssrl. Sable Stspari. Rep. 4nna
Sbap pirb Hsoen balten.
-sSSobn 3. airbn. Batter p.s gos
lisiiten George air6p, erlitt seItern eis
nen Shfaeanfaa uno lit fein 3uitanb
Elm tritii6er.
- Geiunobeitsbeamtsr Or. 5ooo
beriGtete folgenoe Sooesfdas fir bic
psrfloFene Dohe: 9urrp Smitb, Is;
Sba Map Wrigbt. Is Monat.; Marp
81. Wbiie. 80; 2(nna DsFsls, 73;
paul 5ertelsmeier, 2 Gage; Sobn
Weib, 81; Gatbarina parters. 80; u.
9. 4nberfers. 65.
- Die Mblaserunssitdtts on Der
12. unp Brighton Strabs ssristb ses
ltern in 8rana unb batte bas Ieuerbs>
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eokal:Derid)t
You Ger 9a6ne.

IN Seudz : Cpcrnhans 8 miro
6ieie ISOLDE o. r,,iiifoliite sIiis.
itottunesitiit .Cur S5rieno 5rit"
oufacfiihrt, ciu leialliges Singipiel.
cas- 2onbon ", ormid gum ger'n'ier
hat. Soc 0pr.uy ipielt oartn bic
Sailptroue M oa er nitt bios elr
outer Sd,au'Sieler. ionoern ouh EN-
outer Sdugrr lit. 10 lit Die 8olle fir
ibn luic ge'hafien Eie Sanollins
ipicIt inn %clisb ShaI in 8en'nlon'
uier uno Die 5Bererier Der slllegbenls
iinSen ncbit pielen med,aniid)en effef'
ten ausgeoc1nte @enpeuoung. Cine
tiid)tige 8ei2Qihait felt oos Sli!d
oar.
Gic Seniotions.aom6bjc rFoIp OF
tie Circus, ems Der be'ten Stiide
Ger enaliideu giibne. itebt iiir oiele
g9odle i'm 0alnut Stra BE
25eutcr aui bem SpieIpIan. ,Srl.
Goitb Spcare ipielt Die perunallidte
3irfusrei.erin, Die in 0as Sans oes
9aitcrs qctrogen miro, ,uobin ihr ote
artiiten Iolgeu. Der poftor tpiro lhr
2ebrer uno dreuno unb iie tpiro niht
bios gum Sonneniteir ieiues Soules,
ionoern ser gansen @emeinoe. 2te
rsntriguen. Die aegen betoe geiponnen
per0en. hQlten Die aufmertlnmtelt
bes gu6lifums aefeiielt Bis snm let.
ten sFalcn 0c5 9orhanges 3hatidt'
lid, III Die lcete Ssene crit Der aIlmr
Der ipanncn0er Sanolnng.
Crpbeum Sbeuter bill.
BET oicie g2of,e Die engIlide Shou'
ipielerin g9i5h Wnnne bic Sanptni.
traftion, Die nidf bios cine biiblheer'
iheinuna lit, ionbern iiber eineu lel'
tenen Son0s BON aomif per'ilsi. Ia.
BEL iii iie cine gepanote SdlouipieIe'
rim, bic iid) Die CUNT bes Bublifmns
i'm Sturne eroberi. Saplor 8ran.
bile iritt nit ieiner 8eielllhaft bon
nicr3ig Eerionen in ,gbe Star Bout"
oui, morin Die Borednpe I'M Vreis.
ring iih i'm Bonbepilieitil abiplelen.
Cine tii6ide 9tummer i'll aud Die oes
RinitreIs George Erimroie nit lei.
nen tan5enoen anoben. 5erner BRO.
ou3irt iid) ga Jrenn. Die 'ransoiiihe
8enus. in ibren iInnahabmlrten Vo.
fen. @critliebene anoere Spe5inlita
iennummern perpollitdnbieen bas ins
tereiiante groeraTn.
esm 2 Stonbnrb5 beoter tre.
ten bieie gSohe bic .3roeaoero Bur
Iesquers", cine ousgeseihnst. gsi.lIs
idaTt nit einem por5iieIihsn ghor uHo
einsm sbenio por3iislihen Sertett in
sgrant JinneD's nsuer gffansspoHs
nSiunep ON 9toropol" auf, oeren
Seenen in alasfn. Joirp!anb uno
Jrantrei6 lisaen. Inter Den Dariiels
lern befinbsn lih Grani Simmer, Gam.
5. gloams. Seonette gouns (bis omss
rifaniifx Melbn) uno anbsrt.
unisr ben aiinalern. ipelfe ndbs
renp bieier DoGe i'm 6 u m a
Z beoter auitreten, befinbet iih 5us
ndhit Qnbrttp Wod, Der beriibmts
iriide SGnaer unb Sooler. in einem
sdn5 reusn progr0mni. Gtrner tretsn
Wia. M. GrsTp. btr Muibor BON mebr
als 100 erfolsrsidsn WoubeDink> >5ti5s
gen. unteriiiibt Don DInn6e Dame, in
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Sd)ied,te Saite

limb Die aur5el aIler forperlihsn
llsbel b. b. alIr arantbei.en.
Sd)ledte Saiie, ipelfe Den ssorper
persiiten. seigen lid, nber on un5
5mor burf Gopiihmersen, SfJipin.
Del, Winttigfeii. 5ieber. Niiden.
idliDdTe. !Sersflopien, bleihe. fable
@eiihisforbe. @eritopi,ms unb on.
bere 8eronuungsitornngen. eeb.
id,Ipahe, II. I. 10. gs beiB bann hem
Sobe periollen iein ODER bic Safie
ces aorpcrs reinigen. ,Siir 2esteres
qieft es ober MIR Elm ein3iges I'm.
fehlbnres Wliitel, unb bas Iinb bic
Ct. gernarb arauterpillen. glle
Ipoibefen. % Gents. a.W.
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) M Wirtbsb ba u 9.

.Wer III benn Sbr Chef ba am
Stammiifd24
.No.. Der fnmnle 6err nit b<m
tleinen Wuno. Der ba ssrobe WnuI
bot!4
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Gait Tin bic 3situna periieft, oils
ibm Elm 5auiisrer cine 9aitenlaterM
dnbietet: .grinuben Gie, ipo5u brous
de dd gihi in Der 1nfhe21 :.
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Rippey's Pure Cream 81
Tartar Baking Powder
pirtt ae!A
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Ward and Mrs. Vercoe of England, who
have been enjoying a trip to the Yo-
semitic, returned Thursday. Mrs. Var
coe has been passing the winter at the
Hotel Raymond and has been much
entertained by her friends in Los An
geles and Pasadena. she will leave for
her home this month.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Potts of st. Paul
avenue have taken a cottage at Ocean
Park for six months and will b. at
hame there at "A Thornton ovenue.
=
George L. Dennison left Thursday
for England on business trip He
expects to he gone about six weeks,
and will visit at his old home, Eaton
hall.
Mrs. Florence Collins Porter will
leave on an eXtende- trip east Wednes-
day morning, to be gone indefinitely.
DR.. Norman Bridge, who has been
travelling extensively in Old Mexico.
will be back in Los Angeles about
May 10.
Miss Edith Morrison of 1876 North
Avenue % will entertain with a lunch
con and handkerchief shower Wednes
day afternoon in honor of Miss Ola
May Penn, for whom many beautiful
AFFAIRS are being given previous to her
wedding May II.
The opening of the Virginia Country
club house took place yesterday after
noon. The reception was held from 8
to s o'clock and the guests were met
by automobiles at Zalferia terminus
and taken over to the club.
Mrs. L. M. Mitchell entertained with
a bridge luncheon yesterday after
noon at her residence in Alvarado
street. The tables were daintily dec
Grated with baskets of pink and green
and the score cards were hand-painted
sweet peas. Among the guests We're:
Mrs Philip Forve, Mrs. Anton Fisher,
Mrs. Flynn, Mrs H. P. Williamson,
Mrs. H. K. Williamson, Mrs. Langdon,
Miss Morehead, Mrs. Arthur Reed,
Mrs. Abner Ross, Mrs. M. ]. Smith,
Mrs. Fred Tucker, Mrs. A. H. Voight,
Mrs. Sol Davis. Mrs. c. I. Bradford,
Mrs. Marian Gray, Mrs. James Smith,
Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. C. D. Hager-
Furton, Mrs. c. ]. Kubach, Mrs. j.
Loew. Mrs. NJ. Maguren, Mrs. c. c.
Hakes, Mrs. Richard Forve. Mrs. Ar
thur Kinney, Mrs. A. M. Parsons, Mrs.
C. L. Higbee, Mrs. IT. C. Brock, Mrs.
G. F. Conant Mrs c. c. Desmond,
Mrs. E. NJ. Guthrie, Mrs. H. F. Vol
mer. Mrs. C. A. Boyle, Mrs. Osker
Roberts. Mrs. L. II. Valentine, Mrs.
C. F. Borton, Mrs. John Kemp, Mrs.
Edwin Meserve. Mrs. c. D. Nichols,
Mrs. William Maclie, Mrs. George
Stafford, Mrs. c. r. Stoner, Mrs. George
P. Thresher, Mrs Sidney Webb. Mrs.
H. j. Woolacott, Mrs. Ida Rayder,
Mrs. John Luckenback. Mrs. d. L.
Davenport, Mrs. S. C. Boart, Mrs. j.
c. Brown, Mrs. Harry c. Brown, Mrs.
NJ. L. Carter, Mrs. William Miles. Mrs.
Carl Kurtz Mrs. Lester Robinson,
Mrs. John Lockwood, Mrs. Charles n.
Bullard, Mrs. r. Y. Mcbride. Mrs M.
]. Price, Mrs. Wilbur Campbell, Mrs.
L. E. Ford, Mrs. Ralph Hagan' MRS
Thomas Hughes, Mrs. Harry Jackins,
Mrs. ]. e. Jepson, Mrs Bacon, Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. Hiscox, Mrs. Lockwood,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

selected A great surprise is being pre-
pared, and there is much excitement
in the air.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Henderson and
Mrs. Helen Steckel of 2615 Grand avenue
are home again, having passed a week
at Mrs. Steckers summer home at
Ocean Park. They will make trips for
the weekend at various times during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Myrick of West
Twenty-eighth street have gone to
Ocean Park for the summer, having
taken cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leonardt of Chester
place entertained with a dinner in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. August Marquis.
who are among the many Los Angeles
people who are planning a trip to
Europe this summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marquis will leave May 16. The table
was beautifully decorated, and in the
center was a yellow floral ship with all
sails set, rocking on a sea of spun
sugar The whole scheme was of voy-
ages, and the ices were served in tiny
boats and most jolly time was en-
joyed. Covers were laid for twenty.
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Baker, with a
patty of friends, took a trip up to their
mining properties last week. Among
those Tho went were William Lines
Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Beatrice Hubbell Plummer.
Mrs. E. R. Strong of Andrews boule-
yard entertained with a dancing party
in honor of her daughter Mildred. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers and ferns. Those present were:
Miss Helen Hornell Miss Helen Mar
tin, Miss Elizabeth Judah, Miss Mary
Dunbar, Miss Anna Frame Miss Dor
othy Jackins, Miss Dorothy Skinner,
Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Ellen An
drews, Miss Katherine Leonard. Miss
Katherine Albright Miss Anna Louise
Albright, Miss Edith Giffy. Miss Marie
Nichols, Miss Mildred Strong: Otis
Booth, Ward Montgomery, Donald
Parkinson, Walter Parsons, William
Parsons, Stanley Tuition, William
Dickinson, Boomer Forbes. A. Atkin-
son, Edward Stanton, Howard Giry-
John Siddall, Lombard Smith and
Rolfe Moffet.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCaskey of
West Twenty second street will enter
tain Miss Ainsworth of Minneapolis,
who will arrive tomorrow.
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Mrs. Maude E. Cox, 2710 Raymond
avenue. announces the marriage of her
daughter, Bertie Mae. to James V.
Priest of Tonopah, New. The bride
was formerly of Kansas City, but has
resided in Los Angeles for the past six
months. The ceremony was performed
at the Alexandria hotel last Wednes-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

house guest, Mrs. Bertha L. Corbett,
yesterday afternoon.
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The wedding of Miss Rose Lee Saultz
of Eagle Rock valley and Howard 5.
Edwards was solemnized at Highland
Park Wednesday afternoon. sup
per was served at the residence of Mrs.
II, A. Edwards. The house was beau
tifully decorated with roses and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards will make their
home In the Eagle Rock valley after
they return from a short trip.
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Mrs. Clara A. Brode will leave Tues
day for Washington, d. c., for visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Lawler
The wedding of Miss Dora Monsen
and R. B. Brooke, which will take
place in Fresno Wednesday, will in
terest many friends of the bride in Los
Angeles, where she passes much time.
Mrs. c. S. Delano entertained with a
shower in her honor recently at her
home in West Eighth street.
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Miss May Rhodes entertained last
evening with a theater party and sup
per in honor of Miss Virginia Schuna-
man, who has been visiting her grand
parents. DIR. and Mrs. Trueworthy, for
the past month.
The engagement of Miss Terese Dur
nerin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel
Durnern of 2404 Grand avenue, to w.
Taylor Marshall is. announced. No date
has been set for the marriage.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Laura Germain of
419 South Grand avenue and Clarence
Bradford. The wedding will take place
in June.
s.
Mrs Henrietta Fiedenberg of 1898
Orange street announces the engage
ment of her daughter Ruby to Louis
Nj. Zederman of Los Angeles.
The senior class of the Polytechnic
high school is planning a picnic to be
held the last of May or the first OF
June, according to the weather and it
is thought Ocean Park will be the place
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mrs. Charles Wier, 3O46 West Sixth
street, left yesterday for New York
and will sail for Naples, meeting Mr..
Wier, who has been gone some months.
They will travel on the continent in
definitely.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Flint Of
Manhattan place have taken a cottage
at Long Beach for the summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

The pupils of Miss Alice Wernlund
will entertain with a musicale at the
residence of Mrs. Charles G. Greene on
Kent street in honor of Miss Blanche
Crandall, who will leave for New York
city Thursday morning.
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Mrs Joseph II. Call Mrs. Ben E.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall enter
tained Friday evening at her home on
Chester place in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Hicks who celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-five, including
the most intimate friends only The
table was decorated with the different
oOlorad CDa nish iris
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mrs. Clara A. Brode will leave Tues
day for Washington, d. c., for a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Lawler.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Among the little incidents of last
weeks campaign I heard of a big cake
which a rancher in San Fernando had
his Chinaman make, and which he pre-
sented to Phil Stanton with appropriate
remarks The cake, which was quite a
big affair, had been beautifully deco
rated with a wonderful icing of flowers
and around the side were these words:
"Our Next Governor-P. A. Stanton"
/ know the cake was good, and every
one knows Phil Stanton takes the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Solano will
entertain with a box party to hear
the Damrosch Symphony concert at
the Auditorium tomorrow evening,
taking their guests for a supper after
ward to their beautiful home on Fig
ueroa street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

DR.. Esther Dye, 1927 west Eighteenth
street, has gone north on vacation
for ten days. She will be at home after
May g.
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