Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-23
NEWS NOTES.

There is an undelivered telegram at
the Office of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany for A. Villinger.
Disastrous grain fires on the Nc
Donald ranch, between San Pedro and
Redondo, were reported yesterday.
The Los Angeles Chess club has
moved to room 81 of the Wilson block.
where it is putting up very comfortable
quarters.
There will be additional tickets for the
High school commencement at the box
office of the Los Angeles theater this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
An exhibit of pupils work will be
made at the St. Mary's academy,
Twenty-frst and Grand avenue, next
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. J. Q. Adams, of San Francisco,
will address the students and friends of
Occidental university at the First Pres
byterian church tonight at o'clock.
The general committee of the Fourth
of July celebration will meet tomorrow
wednesday, night, at headquarters. A
full attendance ought to be had, as
business of final Importance will be
transacted.
The North Pasadena Methodist Epis-
copal church filed articles of incorpora-
tion yesterday with the county clerk.
The directors are Chas. w. Buchanan,
E. D. Hough, John A. Buchanan, Geo.
S. ElsemoIe and Joshua Wood.
A musical social is to be held Tues
day evening at 20S North Main street
for the benefit of Mrs. S. G. Pierce, an
estimable colored woman, who was
prostrated four months ago with sore
foot. The entertainment is in charge of
the following committees Arrange
ment Mrs. Lou Bryant, Mrs. Mary
Simms, Mrs. Lizzie Williams, Mrs.
John Hall and Mr.. ]. r. Marshall.
Reception Mrs. w. Y. Young, Mrs.
A. Barr, Mrs. E. Alexander, Miss
Ophelia Bedney, Miss Lizzie Simms,
Miss Mary Porter, Miss Dora Mundell,
Mr.. r. w. Sykes, Mr.. J. ]. Neimore and
Mr.. j. Reese. The following ladies will
assist in the programme: Mrs. Y. w.
Moulton, Mrs. S. w. Layten, Mrs. III. B.
Brown, Miss Anna Hall, Miss Eta
Simms, Miss Cammie Moulton, Miss
Gray, Mr.. r. H. Pierce. Master Charley
Hall, Master Eugene Simms, Master
Dwight Harris, Miss Florence Weymer.
Mrs. Pierce will exhibit curiosity in
the shape of a chicken with four feet,
four wings, one head, and double neck
bone.
Railroad and Ann street school child
rem did themselves and their teachers
credit in their closing entertainment
yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
all nicely decorated with flowers, ever
greens and fine crayon drawings, all the
work OF the children themselves. Fol-
lowing is the programme in Miss
Lynch's class at Ann street school
house: Introductory remarks, Carrie
Adams; composition, Leila Richardson;
recitation, The Childrens' Hour, class;
chorus, The Rainy Day, class; exercises
on the life of Longfellow, the boys; rec
itation, Longfellow's First Poem, Mamie
Haas; song, The Bridge, Lottie Conner,
Julie Fitzpatrick, Katie Underwood,
Sadie Bigler, Annie Donnatin, Rosie
Harrington; recitation in concert by
children OF A 6; composition, Edna
Shepherd; chorus, Little Boy Blue,
class recitation, Maidenhood, Eliza
Lockwood; The Wreck OF the Hesperus,
girls of the class; cornet solo, Robbie
Biger, accompanist, Eliza Lockwood
The Story OF Evangeline, Lottie Conner
chorus, Excelsior, class; story of Paul
Revere, Tom Lawson; recitation, Paul
Revere, Spencer Lindsay chorus, Home
Sweet Home, class.