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os (Ingelcs Daily TirtJiisbAY. DECEJinEn 10. 1903. I 1 EVENTS IN LOCAL SOCIETY. FUKmra MISS MTRA SMITH of Pleasant avenue rcenUy entertained with a box party In compliment to Paaadena will aail, Friday, from Ban Francisco for a el months' trip around the worM.

Into New Heme. Mini Fannie Todd Carpenter, who fu ThEflOeST Practical Christmas Gift Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Flnlayson formally introduced to society this season.

The performance et the wag enjoyed and hand-painted boiea of bonbona tied with pink ribbon were Of all the Innumerable articles used for presentation, there la nothing mora practical, more useful, more sensible, more certain of appreciation than something for the home. A handsome piece of furniture is a gift that will give have moved into tneir new noma a No. 600 Gramercy place, where Mrs. Flnlayaon will receive the firat and second Wednesdays. Second Fridays.

Un T. Nnrdllnrer of No. 1(22 Orange given as favors. Afternoon Tea. pleasure to every member of the family, as welt as the recipient, and la certain to keep thoughts of your kindness and good will uppermost In the minds of those whom you re Miss Pearl Teag-ue of No.

435 West Thirty-firat street, was hostess yester- Society Event ft street will be at home the second Fri doy afternoon at a smart tea (riven in member at Christmas time. The house of quality" la prepared to affer you the. newest and best furniture at We are offering tempting ho liday specials all over the house. Buy early end you will buy right. Ndl A few euggestfona, lowest price.

days during the season. Has Returned. H. B. "Wrenn, who has been visit-Ins- in this city, has returned to his Ladies' Desk Morris Chair home in Chicago.

While In Los Angeles Mr. Wrenn made many friends. Special $9.75 To Receive. SheldoiK Borden and family, with This handsome Morris chair, of Mn M. tr.

Tnmttt. have returned to their home, No. 2328 South Hope street, 1 where tney wui receive xnenua. This mission style writing table in fumed oak with red leather writing pad is sold regularly at $18.00. Special $18.75., Club Lunoheen.

fine quarter sawed oak with patent adjustment and cush- Members of the Emanon Club enter tained, Tuesday, with a luncheon at i Hotel Lankersnim. An artistic centerpiece of pink roses and greenery ornamented the table. inrte nf wlnnr nr No Will Entertain. On Saturday, Dec. 12 The Gorgeous Establishment of the Pig and Whistle Company Opens Its Doors High Class Confectionery Real French Pastry Ices Chocolates, Bon Bons Sweet Beverages and Sodas Afternoon Teas and Light Luncheons Each- department under the chars of a high clas peclaltt.

Mon-leur Dupont. bead paltry chef, formerly chef at Sherry's of New York. He has no peer. Ladies' Desk $18.75 Library Table This fine mission library table is a home, product one that will make a most pleasing Christmas gift. It is the true mission style made of fine quality Verona in a variety of colors.

Regular price $14.50. Special $9.75. Morris Chair Special $8.25 i in nonor or ineir osuiuior, Emma. Mr. and Mrs.

Menzo Williams of North Glendale will, on Friday night, entertain at the clubhouse on Brand boulevard. Guests will be members of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, university of Southern California, and fumed oak. A Christmas special at oak fumed a beanti- M-U JL.i?M. 851S 5.75. rn A I Special $11.75 4 ful brown.

Drawer underneath and small drawer on side. Regular price $11.50 Special $8.25. a few Gienaaie rrienas. Decorations will be red and green, carried out with carnations and smllax. Numerous college pennants will be used.

PERSONAL. E. W. Jefcott, a Jewelry manufacturer of New Haven, is registered at the Alexandria. H.

A. Bubb, an automobile dealer of Omaha, has taken apartments at the Lankershlm. E. J. Flelshmann and wife of St.

lit 4 Mission -Rocker $8J5 A big value at the regular price $12 an extraordi Regular price $16.00 mission style, solid fumed oac. built and fitted with hand Ixuls, are guests at the Hayward. Mr. Flelshmann is a clothing manufacturer. 1 i i i i Fumed Oak Tabourette $1.15 This dainty tabourette is made of solid quarter-sawed oak fumed a rich brown.

Our regular price $1.65. Special $1.15. Gustavo Peterson, a leather manu The Pig 'n Whistle Company 224 South Broadway some striped velour cushions. Several other tempting specials in Morris chairs. Ask to see.

them. nary special at $8l75. Popular mission style in fumed oak with genuine Spanish leather seat facturer of San Francisco, and his wife and daughter, ere at the Nedeau. Dr. H.

A. Kirkpatrlck, a practicing physician of Mexico City, Is a guest at the Hollenbeck. J. T. Park, a mining man of Cullacan, is spending a few days at the Antcelus.

William D. Halsey end C. J. Foster, tourists of Brldee Hampton, N. ft Skin cf Beauty is a Joy forever are registered at the Hayward.

jsT1 Charles Price and wife, of San Diego, This is the only furniture store that gives green trading stamps. Ask for them, We are giving away beautiful dinner sets, game sets, stein sets, etc Ask for particulars. are guests at the Lankershlm. Mr. DR.

T. FELIX (MAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIES Price is a real estate dealer. Theodore Van Tyne Johnston, the well-known New York broker end min 648-652 BROADWAY uiiowt AT SEVENTH Hi ing man. is at the Alexandria. RemoTM Tan, Flmplw, Freckle, Moth Pulchee, Bats, and bkls Diieawe, "Charles McCIevarty, an official of the Union Oil Company of San Francisco, is a guest at the Van Nuys.

A. Hemrlch. a Washington state Senator, whose home is Seattle, is at the Alexandria. Come Up I Stairs Samp Thomas J. Wilson, a mining engineer ie Diioes ana every aiemia an beauty, and de-See detection.

It nai Hood the teet of SO yeare, and ll so harmlea we taitelttobetnrelt ll properly made. Accept no counterfeit of Imllor name. Dr. L. A.

Bara eald to a lady of theJieut-ton (a patient)) "At you ladlti will lite them. I recommend Mrs. Joseph T. Grace, a popular in whose honor several unique affairs, are planned. of Rhyolite, is a guest at the Alexandria.

George H. Foster, a fruit grower of San Rafael, accompanied by his wife, has taken apartments at the Van Nuys. R. proprietor and editor of cur CLASS i As Xmas Presents For Your Feet-Fine compliment to a number of friends. The house was decked with violets and 3.aJ mi the leant harmful of all the the Pacific Coast wine Review, or san ferns.

During Christmas week Miss uvonclHM. la reentered at the Nadeau. kin prrparationi." For ule by all drnratite and Fanoy-Ooode Dealers In the United Stalea, Canada and Xurope, rQllT.HOP.lllS, Prep. 37 Gruf km Strut P' Joi Alfred Franklin, an attorney of Phoenix, who has been a guest at the Alexandria, left for home yes- Teague will entertain as house guest Miss Ruth Rowan of San Diego, in whose honor she will give several interesting affairs. terday.

The best leather, workmanship and fitting always go into samples My shops sell you only the Best in samples. Elmer E. Smith, Pacific Coast rep- resentatlve of the New York Mining Ladies' Tailoring Go. ROOM 424 8. BROADWAY All larflea will appreciate Persian creation! are cordially Invited to call and Inspect our large variety of exclusive crinoline models.

Just received. Elegant Workmanship Fit Guaranteed end Engineering Journal, is spending a Samples That Set the Men's and Worn. ens oryies ror au snoedom. jr- 'vrv i Fashionable Luncheon. Miss Phila MUbank of No.

260? Wll-shire boulevard entertained with a luncheon of eighteen covers yesterday afternoon at the California Club, in honor of Miss Alice Elliott, who made her debut at a large dancing party given recently at Kramer's by her father, J. M. Elliott. The table was hanked with violets and crescent- few days at the Lankershlm. M.

J. Wayte, of San Francisco, superintendent of fields for the Pacific Beet Sugar Company, accompanied by his wife, arrived at the Van Nuys for a short stay yesterday. T. M. Phlfer and wife of Columbia, S.

C-, have taken apartments at the $2, $2.50 NEVER MORE NEVER LESS" 517 So. Broadway hWi So. Broadway Also Beaton Pasadena. First Nat Bank Long Beach. I iTVi shaped cards hand painted with violets were laid for Mrs.

Lawrence Burck, Miss Elliott, Miss Virginia Johnson, Mies Katherine Ramsey, Miss Helen Emery, Miss Ray Johnson, Miss Char- linA r.A..i. THE MAN OF MANY SAMPLE SHOE SHOPS Lankershlm for an extended stay. Mr. Phlfer la an official of the Southern Railroad. C.

V. Inerrlden, of Chicago, Is a guest at the Van Nuys. He came here to look after large citrus shipments to Chicago, where he has a commission house. Charles A. Ashton, a manufacturer Miss Hazel Barlow, Miss Edna Barlow, Mies Marjory Volt, Miss Katherine Smith, MIrs Annls Van Nuys, Miss n.

aie van isuys, miss iNora eormman. of undertaking supplies, of Trenton, N. and A. R. Wilson, insurance ap AMPLE 1 praiser of Seattle, are guests Miss Salley L'tley, Miss Mary Elliott and the hostess.

Powell-Roger Nuptials. at the Hollenbeck. G. W. Bowen.

J. H. Fesler. both of Denver, and Evans H. Wick, of New York City, form a party of capitalists who have investments here.

They are guests at the Alexandria while looking after them. BEEMAN and HENDEE T. C. Frledlander, secretary of the Mif-s Jennie Jewed Fcwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Powell of No. 700 West Twenty-eighth street, was married last evening at the home, of hr parents to Roger Trowbridge Pel-ton of New York. Miss Powell wore a gown of white satin, lace-trimmed, with which she carrijd a shower of lilies of the valley and orange blossoms Miss Lillian Gear, the maid of honor, was attired in yllow messa- l(n with arsvM ,4 I 1 447 SOUTH BROADWAY Merchants' Exchange, who arrived here yesterday, formed an advance guard of one for the hundred San Francisco business men who will arrive at the Alexandria today on a San Francisco Chamber of Commerce excursion.

The one gift of all that you may choose for a woman, without fear of not pleasing her, is cut glass. She may have one or a dozen pieces of cut glass, but another is always appreciated. She can't have too much. Particularly will she be pleased If your gift bears tho trade-mark of Libbey the world's best cut glass. We are sole agents ia Los Angeles for this world tamed make.

In our cut glass room you will find an Immense variety of the newest and daintiest pieces the best patterns, the richest and deepest cutting, the finest quality. Every wanted article of cut glass Is represented in the Libbey line. All prices from the least expensive up to the magnificent punch sets at $150 and $175. Don't buy a piece of cut glass without first seeing our beautiful line. Christmas Monogram Orders E.

L. Llgget, formerly Insurance commissioner for the State of Idaho, has taken apartments at the Hayward. He has acquired a half Interest In the Imperial Securities Company of this city, and will moke Los Angeles his Presents for Children Fur Sets, Kid Gloves Handkerchiefs, Hats Cloaks and Dresses SPECIAL SALE IN Tarns In plain cloth and bear skin. Usual price $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 for 85c. permanent home.

Ehasta daisies. The Misses Ruth Powell and Mary Rlchardbcn assisted as maids. They were attired In exquisite creations of white messaline with touches of gold. Their bouquets werj of long-stemmed yellow chrysanthemums. Little Dorothy Powell, in a childish frock of white, carried a small rhower of yellow blosajnis.

Maxwell Milton stood with the groom. The service was read by Rev. Baker P. Ie, and the musical-programme was furnished by A rend. Mr.

and Mrs. Pe-ton will visit the groom's parents, Mr. Austin McNamara and G. B. Harden of San Francisco, well known In busi PULLING FOR ASSAY OFFICE.

The Chamber of Commerce Is to make-a strong campaign for securing a government assay office In this city. Communications have been sent to the representatives In Congress, and all public-spirited citizens will be enlisted In the cause. At yesterday's directorate meeting the following resolution in substance was adopted: "Whereas, the Committee on Mining on March 11. 1908, reported to this Chamber, reasons and necessity for the establishment of a United States assay office at Los Angeles, and whereas, Senator Frank P. Flint, at the last session of Congress, Introduced Senate bill.

No. 5727, providing for the establishment of such office, which was referred to the Committee on Finance; therefore be it "Resolved, That the Chamber of Commerce hereby reaffirms Its former action In the adoption of said report, and urges the passage of the bill at the present session of Congress; that four Senators and Representatives are requested to lend their efforts to the establishment of such an assay office and that our commercial bodies, banks, and private Individuals are requested to do all In their power to accomplish this result." The Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association has recently Indorsed the establishment of the office, and Secretary Zeehandelaar has taken up the subject with Senator Flint and others having Influence at Washington. SIERRA MADRE, SIERRA MADRE. Dec 8. For a time it looked as though the ball team of the city would not be permitted to play on Sundays.

When it was discovered thct this would drive the youths from here to Arcadia, and that for several Sundays they started to make their headquarters in that section, a compromise was effected. The ball team was given back the diamond and the games are indulged in outside of church hours. The Trustees, with one exception, favor the national game on Sunday, and very little opposition has been met with. There is a report that an effort will be made to have the regular 5:30 p.m. car abandoned, and the 5:05 o'clock car made a through car to some point beyond the city limits.

Its leaving time to be changed to 5:15 or 6:20 o'clock. During the racing season this car rarely leaves on schedule and com-mutors are inconvenienced by the long waits and the lack of seating capacity. VENICE. VENICE. Dec.

The giant roller skating rink will, within a few days, be a thing of the past. That part of the structure which occupied leased ground is to be rased and the other part will be converted into commodious quarters for fraternal organizations headquarere. About $6000 will be expended by the Abbot Kinney Company in making the structure an up-to-date one. ness circles here, are guests at the Alexandria. Mr.

McNamara Is a member of the firm of McNamara A Moran, umbrella manufacturers. He has Just recovered from a long attack of Inflammatory rheumatism. Robert F. Wolfe of Columbus, who, with his brother, Harry P. Wolfe, owns the Ohio State Journal and the Columbus Evening Dispatch, Is In the city for a few da vs.

staying at the Alexandria. Mr. Wolfe Is accompanied by Mrs. Wolfe and Miss Watterson, and the ladies expect to remain here during the winter. The value of a gift is always greatly enhanced by having the recipient's monogram on It We make a specialty of monogram work on dinner sets, glassware services, boudoir sets, men's shaving mugs, etc.

You want TOYS at reasonable prices. Then try our Toy DepL before you Ask to see the autos, hand cars, coasters, wagons, etc' All kinds of movable toys. Christmas tree decorations. mm mis. rf'juit x-iiin, VI Aew XOrK City, on their wedding trip and will later reside in Blsbee, Art.

Another Wedding. Miss Winifred and L. R. Boyle were married Tuesday evening at the home- cf tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Ramsav of No. 1802 West Adams street, amid a bower of ferns and tlossoms. The bride was attractive In a gown of hlte silk messallne, trimmed with chiffon pnd gold lace. She carried a shower of Ceclle Bruner rosea The ceremony vas performed by Father Edwards of St.

Joseph's Church, and the music was in charge of Mrs. J. M. Jones, the harpist, who played Chimes," by Thomas, during the Ice, following, which a reception was held. At the conclusion cf a trip, Mr.

and Mrs Boyle will make their home In this city. Popular Visitor. One of the Interesting visitors to Los Angeles this week is Mrs. Josenh Other prices with ours before COMPARE You may have some Idea of your own that we can work out for you; If not, our decorator will be pleased to give you suggestions. See him at work in the window.

All orders taken up to Dec. 15 will be ready for Christ BEEMAN and HENDEE mas. NEW FALL SUITS Men's hand-tailored clothes 41a, 120. Whv ea moraf The coolest place on a warm day and the "warmest" en any day, gastron-omlcally speaking. Christopher's 241 Soaib SpriRg 436-444 South Broadway T.

Grace, who Is accomranied by her SPRING ST GUEST FROM AFRICA. Y.M.C.A. Club Will Entertain With Banquet and Traveler Will Deliver Free Lecture. The "Twenty-four Hour a Day Club" of the T.M.C.A, which Is organised for the purpose of caring for association work lu foreign lands, will hold a banquet in the dining hall at :15 o'clock Friday ven-Ing. Dr.

Erwln H. Richards of East Africa will be the guest of honor. Mr. Moran, who secured the Rhodes Scholarship for California, and who has Just returned from Oxford. will also be present.

These two gentlemen will give short talks. At o'clock. Dr. Richards, who has Just arrived from Inhambanee, East will deliver his thrilling lec- iw lVUed: "In Darkest Africa," in the T.M.C.A. Auditorium.

Dr. Richards has 120 slides which wid be projected on canvas. Illustrating the home of Uee range people. He will also have many curios on exhibition, together with some of the native clothing made trom the bark of the rubber tree. Dr.

Richards has spent thirty years amor.g the people of East Africa anl is regarded by Bishop Uartiell as one cf the most remarkable men la the Methodist DUBoana ana Dany cau-nter, Geraldlne. They are guests of Mrs. D. M. Mo Garry, No.

1053 Union avenue, and several social functions have been planned orriCE rutNiTURE for them. Mm. Grace was formely well-known here as "IIts May McDon- firiniin oid. Her home was San Francisco. here she was one of the leaders In the OUR WORK RELIABLE XXsks, Tab, Cha-lra, JUinf Cab mats.

Boo Cam Opm ad Ckstia rum M. rsw Datk Ca. social circles. Informal Afternoon. Mr.

Charles Carpenter of West mm rVTTl I TJ Th best that skill can afford. Ton have less pain and discomfort and Twenty-seventli street, assisted by her daughters, the Misses Clara, Sue Ml Sac. above all get better results by having ana iannie Carpenter, entertained in formally yesteidar eftern-vm. Giieets dental work done here. Fillings, crowns, bridges and artificial teeth at a reasonable price and guaranteed.

You will like ns we give you a The Best Cough Cure A half-ounce of Virgin Cil of Pine, two ounces of Glycerine, and a tialf. pint of whiskey, mixed, will car any cougti that is curable and break a cold in 24 hours. Take a teaspoonfo every four hours. Ask your druggist for the genuine 'Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure, prepared and guaranteed by the Leach Chemical CindacaU, 0. US! mi "Walk-Over" Shots 13.5!).

It. ts ere atked to meet Mrs. Sidnev Ballon of Honolulo, who visiting at the home of her elster, Mrs. Harrv Co-burn Turner cf No. 10sn Wert Washington s'reet.

Around the J. B. Brown, I square deal. OFFICE HOURS 8 to 6. Sundays, 9 to 1.

I Musio Co. SS Saartk ft- ZU5 1 Jl-Ji' rA J. F. Hughes, Prop Ifl S.SpriigM4 Car. Hhb Spring Xmrs Stationery, Leather Goods, suborn, Tau Ov i In (.

yir. Mr. and Mrs. X. W.

Stowe'J ef iOTi Broadway, eorwer Second, Over Drwg Store, Front Rooms 202-S-4..