Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-08
NEWS MOTIFS.

Undelivered telegram at the Western
Union telegraph Office, corner of Mair
and Court streets, for Mrs. L. A
M urphy.
At the A. M. E. zion's chapel, corne
of Rose and East Second streets, today
at II a. M, and at 7 30 p. M, there will
be preaching by the Rev. w. w. Bynum
At the evening service there will be a
special sermon for colored people.
The members OF Los Angeles circle
No. Isl, of the Companions of the For.
est, will give grand ball at Turner hall
on Wednesday evening, May 11th. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be
devoted to the benevolent work of the
circle.
Cathedral music at 10 a. m. today ::
Messe Solonnelle, by Oh. Gounod, COM
plete grand chorus. The soloists are
Mrs. B. Stanbury. saprano; Mrs. B..
Gardner, alto; Mr.. Joseph F. Nuelle,
tenor; Mr.. Nicolaus Laub, basso. For
offertory, Justus ut Palma, duet, by
Lambellotte, Mr.. Nuelle and Mr.. Laub,
Prof. F. Meme violinist.
A grand concert, in aid of the Church
of the Ascension, will be given at Korbel
hall, Boyle Heights, on Wednesday,
May 11th, at s p. m. The concert will
be under the musical direction of Mr..
and Mrs. Modini- Wood, assisted by the
following artists: Miss M. e.. Baker,
Mrs. W. Larabee, Messrs. Portway,
Wallace, W. G. McQuillen and E..
Wachtel.
Prof. William Piutti gave most en-
joyable piano recital yesterday. after
noon at Bartlett's hall, the programme
containing many numbers requiring
more than ordinary technique and
phraeing. The notable numbers were
the Taccata and Fugue in d minor by
Bach-Tansig, Beethoven's Moonlight
Sonata and Schumann's Warum. Prof.
Piutti was master of the instrument
and scored decided success.
A. E.. Lynch, secretary of the St.
Joseph's branch, writes the HERALD
The presidents OF the Catholic societies
are requested to cause to be appointed a
committee to meet at the Young Mems
institute hall, 1191a North Main street,
Tuesday evening, May 10th, at 7:30, fol
the purpose of arranging a farewell re-
ception to be given the Rev. Alex. Mac
Donnell. A lecture bv Father MacDon-
nell at the cathedral, followed by col
lection, is suggested. All friends of
Father MacDonnell are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
The following excellent programme
has been selected by the choir for the
services at st. Vincent.s church, corner
Grand avenue and Washington streets,
this morning: Vidi Aquam, Palestrina !;
Kyria and Gloria, from Schubert's Mass
in F; Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus and
Agnus Del, from Haydn's Second Mass.
Miss Katherine Kimball, Mrs. ]. J..
Schallert and Mr.. Fred Walton will
sing the trio, by Owen, for the offertory.
Mrs. Kannon will render for the post
lude Romandy's Veni Creator; Prof. r..
w. Wilde will render Mendelssohn' s
March Of the Priests, while Signor
Romandy will play the violin obligato
throughout the mass. The services
begin at 10 o'clock.
A dinner was given at Jerry Illich's
last night to Mr.. Max Meyberg, presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Loan associa-
ton, by The board of directors OF said
institution. MIR. Meyberg will leave for
the east on Tuesday, May 10th, to be alb.
sent six months, and in consideration oi
the extremely valuable services which
he mas rendered to the association the
dinner was given. He was also pre-
sented with an elegant diamond locket,
with large star set in diamonds, and
inscribed as follows: Presented by the
Members of the Metropolitan Loan Asso-
citation to Mr.. Max Meyberg, in Appre-
citation of his Valuable Services. May 7,
1892" The following gentlemen were
present: Max Meyberg, Chas. Seigler,
w. G. Furry, W. j. Broderick, F. B.
Newton, j. E. Waldeck, S B. Lewis, w.
A. Spalding, W. j. Montgomery. Isaac
Norton, M. L. Graf, H. w. Latham.