Lennon v. Woodbury

Mrs. Lennon, one of the plaintiffs, was injured on January 29, 1933, while riding as a guest in an automobile owned by the defendant Woodbury and driven by the defendant Beck. On that day the four parties hereto, with three other persons, had gone on a pleasure excursion from their home in Anaheim to a place known as Big Pines Playground, in the San Bernardino Mountains. The party had gone in two cars and on the return trip Beck drove Woodbury’s car in which were also Mrs. Lennon, a Mrs. Bamford, and Beck’s small son, who sat in Mrs. Barn-ford’s lap. They started for home about 3 o’clock in…