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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12
Newarkers Attend Hoboken Reception.

Several local clubwomen attended the
annual reception of the Woman's Club
of Hoboken. held at the residence of
Mrs. Richard Stevens, Castle Point, to-
day. A good musical program was en-
ioyed and addresses were given by the
Rev. Walter Reid Hunt, pastor of the
First Unitarian Church of Orange, and
DIR. Anna Howard Shaw. president OF
the National Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12
Recreation Centre TO Open soon.

The committee in charge of the new
recreation centre of the Young
Women's Christian Association at So
Broad street met at the Central build
ing. IA East Park street, yesterday and
reported that the work of putting the
building in readiness was being pushed
rapidly. 1t is hoped that the plumbers.
c.eaner and gas men will have finished
their work by June l, when the uild
ing will be thrown open for the use OF
tho young women of the city as a social
rendezvous.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12

For Fresh Air Fund.
AN a~ppreciative audience applauded
the pupils of MISS E. Marie Som when
they presented the comedy. "a Mans
Voice" for the benefit of the fresh air
fund of the Essex County Christian
Endeavor Society at the South PARK
Presbyterian Church last night.
The cast included Miss Isabel Ange-
vine, Miss Emma krementz, Miss Lulu
Metz. Miss Metzger. Miss +. Bernhard
and Miss A. Beck. Enjoyable soprano
solos were given by Miss Julia NJ.
Dorsch, accompanied by Miss Rose
Bergman, pianist, and Emil Dorseil.
jr., sang comic songs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12
On Way to West Indies.
Miss Lydia Mangold, Of Roseville,
sailed for the West Indies yesterday.
To Wed In New York.

III ri ii NEW NOfks|
Their many Newark friends will be
interested to know that the marriage
of Miss Harriet Smith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edwards Smith,
of Gil Fifth avenue Manhattan, to
G~renville g. Abernethy, also of New
York, will take place in the Hotel
buckingham, that city, Wednesday,
June l. at high noon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12

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constituted the committee of arrange
ments.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12
.HR, AND MRS. RICHARD AR

N r. AND MRS. RICHARD AR
IVt THUR EDWARDS, of Peru,
Ind, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Florence Esther Edwards. and Robert
Campbell, of this city, to take place in
the First Baptist Church, Peru. Tues
day afternoon. May 81, at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Campbell is a son of MI. and
Mrs. Peter Campbell, of 515 Mount
Prospect avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12


All In the interests of silver Bay.
The performers in the Japanese
opcretta which was recently given in
The interests of the Silver Bay Confer
once will lie entertained at a supper
by the Young Wonnen's Christian AS
~sdciation at the headquarters, Ii East
Park street, tomorrow night. Mrs.
Richard G.. Jenkinson, president of the
board of managers, and Mrs, William
Fletcher Campbell, who directed tho
Choral Club, will be present.
A joint meeting of the Young Mems
and Young Women's Christian Asso-
Citations will be held in the building Of
the former. in Halsey street, on the
evening of May Il, when r. A. Bryant
will give an illustrated lecture on ''Sil-
yer Fay"
At tho vesper services which will be
held at the General Electric Works in
Harrison on Sunday, Impressions of
Life at Silver Bay will be given by
several persons who rave been there.
The meeting will be a joint one of the
local association and the industrial
branch at Harrison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12
Municipal Art society Meeting.

Nine. Antoine Dorticos, of East Or
ange. chairman of the entertainment
committee, announced at the meeting
OF the Municipal Art Society held in
the home of Miss Glorianna Baker, IA
T~ichenor street, yesterday that she had
Obtained the services of Miss Bessie
Matthews, soprano; Miss Alberta Mat
thews, pianist, both of Bloomfield, and
of John +. Weber, basso, forlthe clubs
musicale to be given in Arcade Hall
May II. Invitations will be sent to
local and out-of-town clubs.
In response 10 a communication from
the Newark Museum Association, the
club decided to include the Newark
Museum in the scope of their activities
for the coming year., n several of the
members signifed their intention of
joining the association as individuals.
The secretary va instructed to pro-
test to the departments of health and
works OF the city against the untidy
and unsafitary condition of the streets,
urging that s~trict1r measures be used
to preserve cleanliness. 1t was also
resolved to send communications ~
Congress indorsing the report of the
committee appointed By the depart
nlent of agriculture to investigate the
conditions which Leaf to the spread OF
animal n human tuberculosis.
The president. Mrs. Francis Pell, was
in the chair. The club will meet again
at the home of Miss Baker on June 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
PASADENA HOTELS

PASADENA, March 12-Edwlu
Gould. second cousin of the late jay
Gould, accompanied by his wife, their
two sons-EdWin Gould, jr. and Frank
Miller Gould-Mrs George Shrady,
mother of Mrs. Gould Mrs. G. e..
French, Mrs r. 3. Coykendall and
Philip Fraser arrived at Hotel Green
last night for a two weeks stay. They
will pass most OF the time sightseeing.
DR. w. Seward Webb of the New
York Central railroad and his party
have decided to remain at the Mary
land bungalow until early summer.
They have two motor cars and a num-
Der of saddle horses to carry them to
points of interest, which they visit fire.
quently.
One of the noted guests at Hotel
Green is George NJ. Reynolds. president
OF the Continental National bank in
Chicago. the man who declined to be
President Taft's secretary He was in
strumental in bringing the convention
of tho American bankers to Los An
geles, and estimates an attendance OF
5000 bankers and their wives.
]. II. Holmes, former manager OF
Hotel Green, stated today that while
he has not signed a contract for the
management of the now u. $. Grant
hotel in San Diego, he will have control
OF the hostelry and will take charge in
the fall.
Mrs. Russell Sage is still living in
quiet at the Hotel Raymond Rose cot
tage. where she will stay until the last
of March. I6ijH
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
SAN DIEGANS SAY CALL is
FRAMED BY SAN FRANCISCO

SAN DIEGO. March 12.-The call
from Santa Barbara for a conference
of the commercial bodies of the state
to settle the question of California S
exposition was received in San Diego
tonight with establishment.
Col. y. G. Collier. director general OF
the California Exposition
company. following a meeting of the
local organization, Issued the follow
ing statement:
ION behalf OF San Diego we are
ready to say tonight that we will not
go into any convention framed or pro-
grammed to confer this exposition on
San Francisco as a free gift. We are
prepared to say tonight that San
Diego will hold an exposition, ire
spective of any action taken by any
conference of commercial bodies IN OF
out of Santa Barbara.
Occurrences of tho past fortnight,
of which we have complete record
have prepared us for the action taken
today at Santa Barbara.
1--WE are satisfied that Messrs. Swan
ton and Brooks, who appeared before
the Santa Barbara chamber or com
merce, are no more than hirelings of
a crowd of San Francisco promoters.
Long ago we recognized that san
Francisco was willing to win by falr
means or foul. We have not sought
to locate complacent tools in neighbor-
ing cities. 1t has been our intent to
raise a substantial guarantee and pro-
coed with the definite plans we have
outlined"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
MRS. JOHN BRYS0N IS
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
Widow of late Millionaire Stricken,
Her Age Serious Obstacle
in Way of Recovery

Mrs John Bryson, who has been
confined to her bed at her residence
at 101t South Flower street for the last
ten days, was reported as being very
low at late nour last night. Her age,
So years, and the acute nature of the
attack of liver complaint from which
very doubtful, according to physicians.
she is suffering render her recovery
Mrs. Bryson is a Pennsylvania and
was married in that state in her girl
hood but came We st with her husband,
the late John Brysop, and has lived in
Los Angeles for thirty years.
Mrs. Bryson has always lived very
quietly. in spite of the fact that her
husband was at one time mayor and
had become very wealthy through his
investments in real estate. After his
death she was successful, after des-
perate legal battle, in breaking the
will which her husband, in his senile
condition preceding his death had
been induced to make, and which II
carried out would have deprived not
only herself but their four children OF
their share of the estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
TO NAME COMMITTEE SOON

PASADENA. March 12.-While It
was expected by some that the board
of trade committee. authorized at the
banquet Tuesday night "to aid in every
legitimate way in bringing to success
full conclusion the work being carried
on by Mr.. Dobbfns and his associates
in building the Rapid Transit line.
would be announced today on the
twentieth anniversary of the opening
of the Cross road in Pasadena. Presi-
dent off of the board of trade stated
tonight: II am, taking the matter up
with the directors and have five good
men in mind whom 1 believe will ac-
cept The directors will meet early
next week, when 1t is convenient for
all the members 10 be present. and the
committee will be announced as soon
as possible."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA, March 12.-Mary Eliz-
abeth Brown. $40 North Lake avenue,
age "a years, was asphyxiated last
evening at her home. She is survived
by her husband, Edwin f. Brown,
ieweler, and a son. Herbert f. Brown.
Funeral services will be held from the
Reynolds & Van Mugs chapel Monday
at 2:90 p. m.
John Osincup, 2024 North Fair Oaks
avenue, dropped dead last night from
apoplexy. aged SO years. He had been
working during the day and was con-
sidered in good health. He leaves a
wife and two sons, Dayton and Clay
ton Osincup.
The bucket shop cases against p. f.
Sweeley and F. r. Ogle have been con-
tinued to March Is In Judge McDon-
AIDS court, The cases against War
mock. Scott and Stratton were put OFF
till March II.
A Sunday afternoon meeting will be
held at the Villa street fire house by
the Pasadena Y. M. c. A.
Councilman II. G. Cattell today an
nounced his candidacy for reelection
to the assembly on the Lincoln-Roose
welt ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
MEETING TO SETTLE
EXPOSITION DISPUTE
SANTA BARBARA CHAMBER TO
CALL CONVENTION
Santa Cruz and San Jose Men lnstru-
mental in Having Channel
City Take Initial
tive

SANTA BARBARA, March 12.-The
chamber of commerce directors this
morning voted to call a convention of
three delegates from commercial or
civic bodies at the Potter hotel here
Tuesday afternoon, March %, to set
tie the dispute between San Diego and
San Francisco al to whore the Panama
exposition shall be held. This action
was taken at a special meeting called
at the request of Fred w. Swanton,
owner of the Santa Cruz Beach pa
vilion, and Joseph #. Brooks, secre-
tary of the San Jose chamber of COM
merce, who went before the directors
with the statement that New Orleans
is after the exposition and that Cali
fornia is likely to lose congressional
support unless the dispute is settled
at once.
The directors were divided to on
the vote to call the convention. Direc-
tor G.. w. McComber accused Swanton
and Brooks of representing San Fran
cisco. They denied this and declared
they arc impartial. A committee of
five was appointed to issue the call at
once.
Swanton agreed to meet all expense
incident to the call
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
POMONA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

POMONA, March 12.-The senior
class of the Pomona high school will
present the play "Esmeralda" at the
Fraternal Aid theater the evening of
April %. and the members of the cast
are rehearsing for the event. Those
who will participate are the Misses
Seaver. Roe, Sheets and Messrs. Mosh-
er, Dills, Evans, Jones and Ulery. The
play is an annual event.
Prof p. w. Kaufman, supervising
nrincinal of the Pomona city schools,
is in Fresno attending a meeting OF
the state educational council, of which
he is a member. Prof. Kaufman Will
read a paper on educational matters
w +. Allen, teacher of botany al
the high school, has resigned because
of i'll health, and his place has been
filled by the election of u. II. Cramer
of Lake Geneva. Wis, to the position
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
PASTOR NOW KNOWS
NEWSPAPER WOES
REV. M. ]. M'LE0D DIRECTS
ISSUE OF STAR
In Closing Days Work Clergyman
Sums Up Trials of Workers
in the Fourth Es-
tate

PASADENA, March 12.-The Mac
Le0d ISSUE of the Pasadena star APP
peared this evening as a sameple of
minister's idea of the way in which a
About year ago Rev. Macleod read
a paper on THE Ideal Newspaper be-
fore the Mems club of the Presby-
torian church here, and Editor Charles
Prisk rendered him the use or ms
plant for one issue to carry his Ideals
into effect, the proceeds of the NUMBER
TO go to the Associated Charities TOT
work at the Pasadena hospital. Fol-
lowing are some extracts from the pen
OF Rev. Macleod.
Let me say at the outset, gentle
reader, that ! shall call myself an -
not a we" II Is blunter and brleIer'
and / think, better. We'll
] have been here all day My time Is
now almost up as / pen this last line
NV hand is almost paralyzed; my brain
IS befuddled, and ! am free TO confess
that I am, right glad to vaeate the
holy spot. Such rush and riot ana
disarray. Such a tumble and pot
pourri II strikes me as the daily Ell
fort to bring order out OF chaos' ana
to do IL lightningly quick. ! am re-
minded of the memorable words, Inc
earth was without form and void, ana
darkness was upon the face of tho
deep. And the Spirit moved upon the
face of the waters Never shaiI l
criticise newspaper men more. snail
pray for them. They will nave my
hearts forbearance henceforth ana
forever the hardest worked, shortest
lived, poorest paid brain workers on
this weary old world Of ours
Rev. MacLeod's issue contains forty
pages and is exceptional in many ways.
The editor says: ut would be quite
impossible for any regular stan 10 put
forth such an edition every day In the
year. Not that it is so good, but be-
cause the editor for the day has been
working on tho issue for weeks
There are no scare heads, the paper
contains an unusual amount of adver-
Using. AMI there are original contribu-
tions from prominent people from all
over the country who have at one time
or another visited Pasadena. Mr.. Mac
Leod acted as editor and manager, all
the regular staff working under his d.
rection. In one of his Pasadena
Sparklets" Rev. Macleod says in re-
gard to advertising: Some Things
about newspaper making are sest
learned by experience. One of them
is that the best place for advertising
is always at the top Of tho column
next to reading matter"
Rev. Mr.. Macleod said tonight that
he will leave April 20 for New York 10
assume the pastorate Of the Collegiate
Reform church, to which he accepted
q call several weeks ago. DIR. John
Willis Baer chairman Of the commit
tee to select a successor, said tonight:
1.-THE committee has not even organ
ized. therefore has not seriously con-
sidered anyone. There have been thirty
or forty suggestions and applicants
That is all l can say at the present
time
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
PASADENA SOCIETY

PASADENA, March 12.-Col. w. II,
Hogan, president of the Pasadena Aero
club and director OF the Pasadena Polo
club, entertained a party of sixteen in
the rose and ivory dining room at
Hotel Maryland tonight in honor of
his birthday. Those present were Mrs.
Josephine Bond of Yonkers, n. Y; Miss
Lillian Grail of New York. Mrs. Frank
G. Hogan, Mrs. Bruce Hatch OF Los
Angeles, Mrs. Henry Newly, Mrs.
Frank Ryder. Mrs. Macleod of St. Paul,
Mrs. Hutchinson of ST. Paul, l.. S.
Hoyt of Newcastle. Pa; Bruce Hatch
of Los Angeles. Frank V. Rider, Henry
Newly, NJ. d. Stambach. Frank G.
Hogan, Arthur Dodworth and Hawley
Turner
Mrs. Hanford N. Lockwood, 23O Pal
metto drive, was hostess today at a
cafeteria luncheon given in honor of
Mrs. John Field of st. Paul. Guests al
the affair were Mrs. Frederick l..
Brown, who assisted at the table, and
Mrs John Gilbert Blue, Mrs. Malcolm
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
SANTA MONICA
Circulation-Home All; Sunset 1851.
Correspondent---Home 1881; Sunset 79i.
SANTA MONICA WOMEN
WANT SANE FOURTH OF JULY
Mass Meeting Called TO Discuss Plans
for Orderly ObserV-
ance

SANTA MONICA. March 12.-The
Woman's club Of Santa Monica has de-
cided upon Tuesday night, March % as
the date for holding "A mass meeting OF
citizens to discuss the plan of celebrat-
ing the Fourth OF July this year in a
safe and sane manner. The meeting
is to be held at the council chamber OF
the city hall.
Practically every woman's club on
the bay is becoming interested in the
movement, and it Is expected that al
this meeting 1t will be finally decided
to do away with expensive fireworks
and explosive bombs and try to satisfy
the crowds at the beach with u less
dangerous form Of celebration.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
THRooP INsTsITuTE NOTES

PASADENA, March 12.-Dr James
A. B. Scherer Of Throop institute will
preach a memorial sermon in the Uni
versalst church Sunday morning for
Father Throop, in commemoration of
his birth.
President Scherer states that "the
first half million" fund of Greater
Throop has reached $350,00o. 1t is an
nounced that visitors are always well
come both at the present quarters
and the new building on San Pasqual
street.
The Gnome club. composed of young
men students of Throop, voted an hon
orary membership last night to Miss
Margaret Stewart. teacher of express
sion and English. This proceeding is
unusual, and the honored teacher was
decorated with n Gnome pin. Speak
ing, music and dancing were in
dulged in.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH NOTES
Circulation Dept. No. Pine st.
Home phone 26O.
Correspondent sunset phone Main 9Oo'

LONG BEACH, March 12.-The city
council last night called special bona
election for April 10, when two sepa-
rate propositions will be voted upon,
one to expend $4,000 in repairing the
present pier and the other to bulld d
$4,000 pier in the Belmont district.
The council last night set apart
March 10 as arbor day, and it will be
declared a civic holiday. 1t will be. an
occasion for general cleaning up ana
the planting of trees and shrubbery.
A gas pipe in the fireplace in N. 5.
Jillson's residence burst today While a
wood fire was blazing in the crate,
There was a terrific burst of flame,
which was not stopped until men ar
rived from the gas office to shut off the
flow of gas Mrs. Jillson had a narrow
escape from being seriously burned
The Dock and Terminal company last
night presented to the city council a
demand for $4,000, payment for partial
completion OF the contract assumed
when the municipal water frontage
was sold to the city. Some of the coun-
cilmen expressed the opinion that the
company had not fulfilled certain pro
visions embodied in another part of the
contract. The Dock and Terminal
people probably will give a. satisfactory
bond and secure the $4,000, which will
be expended in pushing the work to-
ward completion.
Funeral services for the late DR.. 1T
O. Bates will be held at 2:30 O'Clock
Monday afternoon from the family
home at AL Orange avenue. The Ma
sonic blus lodge will escort the cortege
to the cemetery. Members of the
knights Templar will be active pail
bearers, while members or the loeal
Medical society will be honorary pail
bearers.
1t was reported on good authority
today that Andrew Carnegie will visit
this city next week and inspect the
Carnegie library in Pacific park, for
which he donated 100000 two years ago
letter OF invitation was sent to Mr..
Carnegie by the city librarian, Miss
Victoria Ellis.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
SANTA ANA
Office 315 n. Sycamore.
Phones-Home s15; Sunset Black 1872.
SUES cLoPToNs FOR FEES

SANTA ANA, March 12.-Judge Vic
tor Montgomery is suing in the superior
court of this county to collect attor-
neys feet of s1345.65 from col. Hoggatt
Clopton Pearle f. Clopton and Hugh
E. Clopton OF Huntington Beach. The
last two named are the children of Col.
Clopton. The services for which the
fees are said to be due were rendered
in the sensa tional contest between Col.
Clopton and his wife, Mrs. Jennie e.
Clopton of Long Beach, for certain
properties. Col. Clopton won the suit
in this county. but similar suit in
Los Angeles county resulted in the
award of an American avenue residence
TO Mrs. Clopton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
LEARNS CONTEMPLATING
ON WAY TO CALIFORNIA
Investigation of Theft DiVulges Youth
In Possession of
Outfit

RIVERSIDE, March 12.-Upon in
vestigating the theft of a revolver from
a roomer in the Riverside hotel thls
afternoon Deputy Chief of Police Clay
ton found the miscreant to be IA
year-old lad who was possessed of a
counterfeiting outfit.
The youth gave his name as Harold
Mum, claiming to be son of j. IL.
Mum of Snyder, Tex. He says his
father is a stock man worth 100000.
The lad says he ran away from home
last August, coming to Riverside IN
January, and claims to have learned
the counterfeiting trick from a hobo
while making his way to California.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

James Mcleod, Mrs. Norman Bridge
Mrs Henry r. Stehman, Mrs. William
Nash, Mrs Myron Hunt, Mrs. Ihad-
deus Jones, Mrs. Torrey Everett and
Thomas Foote
Miss Alice Farley gave dinner party
this evening at the homo of her
parents, Mayor and Mrs. Thomas
Farley, in honor of the bridal party or
Miss Kate Smith and Arson Lisk, who
have been the recipients of many social
hfInirH recently.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
MANY ORANGE GROVES SOLD

POMONA, March 12.-During the
mast nine weeks it is estimated that the
sale of orange and lemon groves IN
Pomona valley. which includes 20
mona, North Pomona, Lordsburs' san
Dimas. Claremont and La Verne, VIII
total over 1925. 900, more than SOU acres
of groves having changed hanus siiic =
GOOD demand for the right kind of or
ange and lemon property, the buyers
being both old orange growers ana
newcomers here.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
TO OPEN FRANCHISE BIDS

POMONA, March Ion TUESDAY al
the civ hall bids for a new franchise
for electric railroad privileges on South
Carey avenue to Cemetery avenue
thence east to the city limits and from
Carey avenue east on Fifth avenue to
the city limits, will be received. II
granted to the Pacific Electric COM
pany the work of constructing these
lines must be completed by september
Is. according to previous unuer-
standing with the company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
PASADENA BAND CONCERT

PASADENA, March 12.-The pro-
gram for the municipal band concert
at Library park Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock is as follows: March, Mar
guerite" q. f. Wagner; concert waltz.
Cecilia" (Maurlce); serenade, Dream
OF Autumn" (Losey); funeral march,
sonata op % (Beethoven); medley of
national airs (Moses); overtude, Poet
and Peasant" (suppe); reverie, THE
Roses Honeymoon" (Bratton); Large
from "XerXes" (HandeD, caprice,
Lincoln Club" (Perkins); finale, Sc
lected
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
VENICE
observation-disclosures AM; Sunset s56l.
Decentralization A3Sl; Sunset 7Sl.
WAGNER PROGRAM AT VENICE

VENICE. March 12.--The following
in which Wagnerian compo-
sitions predominant, will be played by
the venice of America band tomorrow
afternoon betinning at 2;S0 o'clock:
March, "Tannhauser' CWagner); pre-
mde. "Lohengrin" (Wagner); wal
kuria" CWagner; second "Rhapsodie'
Udzt); "Album Leaf (Wagner); over
ture. ''Tannhauser" (Wagne); Con
guira Gil Ngonotto" (Meyerbeer);
"Blue Patrol" (Meacan).