Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-25

The ladies of the Baptist church en-
gagged in preparing the tables ut the
Rink desire it to be expressly under
stood that the rain will only make
their dinner and supper more attract
i've. The dinner will commence at
O'Clock and the tables will be crowded
with all the delicacies of the season
from that time throughout the after
noon. AS soon as dinner is finished,
supper will be announced and continue
until o'clock. The tables will be
spread continually from p. NJ. until
z. NJ, and an elegant dinner or sup
per can be obtained at fifty cents each.
Call at the Rink for your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. #s ...... be - ss.s
Yesterday morning about o'clock
man crossing the street opposite the
New York bakery, for the purpose of
obtaining bread, fell into the Water
Company's ditch, and but for the
timely aid of Mr.. Philip Lauth, pro.
prietor of the New York brewery, he
would have drowned Mr.. Lauth, with
his usual impetuosity, jumped down
and dragged him out. The ditch was
filled with water, and the man, sup
| posing it was the gutter, attempted TO
| cross it, slipped and fell in. Again we
demand that the City Council do some
/ thing to prevent such accidents. This
| is the fourth accident within u few
| days directly chargeable to our bad
| streets.
There is Il prominent gentleman in
this city, noted for his wealth end en-
terprise, who wears corsets. We have
not learned the particular make or
what size, but will endeavor to ascer-
tain at an early date, for the benefit
of our lady readers. The gentleman
| in single man and we believe that
corset he wears has always been In
| the way OF his matrimonial prospects.
| Think of u man wearing Il corset and
hugging girl! The idea is prepos-
| terOus-nO girl would submit to it..
or ,corsefs not exactly correct to ex-
! pose these private matters but then
the public must have the news.
Should the rain continue to-day the
new NJ. +. Church, on Fort street will
be the center of attraction and pleas
ure. Hot dinner from IL A. NJ. till Z
P. NJ. will be ready to satisfy the ap-
petite. Social reunions and pleasant
gatherings of friends will make the
day one of the most agreeable OF the
year. From present indications in
the saleof tickets the new church will
be filled to its utmost capacity.
The dinner to-day at the st. Charles
is to be nobby affair. Everything
from broiled quail to roast bear will
be on the table, and the bill Of fare as
published will be far superior to the
table bills of the Palace hotel. Messrs.
Salari a. Whitney will show their
patrons to-day that they are pre-eml-
nently qualified to run hotel III
there is anything eatable that Whit
new has not got on his bill of fare to-
day he would like to get it. r
| Superintendent Hewitt was seen
about five miles out Of town yester-
day afternoon just after the storm
about four o'clock mounted on mule
and riding at u fast gait towards town.
He said he could not wait for the ears
but with good luck would beat the
San Fernando train. He arrived ON
time wet and dilapidated, but ready
to act AZ q reception committee when
the delayed train arrived.
There will be a matinee this after
noon at Leck's Hall ut o'clock given
by the Benjamin. combination for
ladies and children; admission l25 cts
In the evening a ball will be given af'
ter the performance. There will nc
doubt be a large company present ant
grand time may be expected. Nc
palms will be spared to make every
thing pleasant. s, a4,q goTs54l
At the entertainment at the ole
Fort street Methodist church this eve
ming, the singing will be conducted
nv prof Hoyall assisted by Miss Mat