Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-15
NEWS NOTES

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The bench show opens today and closes
on Saturday.
The ladies of the M. E. church gave
an orange social at Garvanza, last even
ing.
There are coat and hat, also small
pansy basket, from the pavilion, at the
home, l25 East Fourth street, awaiting
owners.
Miss Delfinia PARA died yesterday at
Brooklyn Heights. The deceased was
26 years old, and was we'll known among
the Spanish residents of this city. The
funeral takes place at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The death of Nellie Donegan, the
7-year-old daughter of MI. and Mrs. d. F.
Donegan, of 44O Philadelphia street,
occurred last evening. Mr.. Donegan is
now in the east, and the funeral will not
take place until his return.
G. Didier and Miss Marie Alic, both
of Puente, were married Yesterday at the
Old Mission church. The newly mar
ried couple went to the st. Elmo, and,
in the evening, entertained their friends
to banquet at Jerry Illich's restaurant.
Miss Grace Bartholomew entertained
a number of her schoolmates at her
home at Garvanza, last Saturday, in
honor of her birthday. Miss Grace is
a very bright young lady. Her school
mates were all very enthusiastic over
some OF Miss Graces's oil paintings.
Only one marriage license was issued
at the county clerks office yesterday,
the lucky applicant and recipient being
Emil Hoffman, native of Illinois, 26
years OF age, residing at San Francisco,
who was granted permit to marry Miss
Alice T. Mullen,a "a native of Wisconsin, ,21
years of age, and resident of this city.
In the announcement of the filing of
the articles of incorporation of the new
Sea Cliff Oil mining company, which ap-
peared in the HERALD on Sunday morn
ing last, an error was inadvertently
made. The incorporators were Messrs.
J. N. Harvey, N. S. Edwards, Fred.
Stock, w. o. Merithew and Walter Fer
ris; and not l.. T. Cross as heretofore
published.
Sing Chez Meem, Mongoian of
prominence in Chinese circles, died yes
terday of consumption. He will be
buried today with the pomp and glory
accorded to distinguished Celestials.
Services will be held at the Chinese
temple on Aplablaza street from II 80 to
2:30, and visitors from the eastern
states, who never have seen Chinese
funeral, will be surprised at the peculiar
proceedings.
The Los Angeles Catholic Beneficial
association held its meeting last Sunday
and large attendance of members was
had. The employment bureau reported
more applicants for help, especially fe-
male help, than they could fill. The
committee on entertainments was given
full power to arrange for grand picnic
on July 4th, and adjourned to Z 80 p. m.
Thursday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon lady rushed up
to an officer on Spring street. She was
very much excited, and requested that
her husband be prevented from carting
off some furniture from their room at
322 Buena Vista street. OF course the
officer could not interfere. The furniture
in the room which caused so much
trouble has been occupied by lawyer
named Hogan and his wife.
The meeting of tie Southern Califor-
MIA Horticultural society, to be held to-
night at the rooms of the chamber OF
commerce, will consider the adoption of
new constitution and bylaws. At the
regular meeting, to be held April goth
at pm, will be discussed economic
and ornamental plants little known in
this section, and that by reason of our
climate and soil are calculated to form
valuable additions to our parks and gar
dens.