Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-02
MEMORANDA.

| Rev. Selah w. Brown. D. D., will
preach at Trinity church, South Broad
way, this morning.
All those interested in the approach
ing Catholic orphans fair are requested
to meet today at 8 pm, at Y. M. I. hall,
l171a North Main street. The various
committees will be appointed.
The entire stock of j. T. Steward g
lace curtains will be on sale tomorrow,
Monday, at the City of London, 2li
South Broadway, at one-half price.
Rev. M. H. Slime, of the Engli sh Lu-
theran church, will deliver lect ure on
Jerusalem, In the church, corner of
Eighth and Flower streets, on Tuesday,
October 4th, and one on Egyptian An
tiquities, October 11th. These lectures
will be illustrated by costumes, and will
recount personal observations and expe-
riences. Admission to course, soc; sim
gle admission, 35c.
Latest style suits to order, $25; first
class work and trimmings. Joe Poheim,
The Tailor, l4S South Spring street.
Nelgen, the tailor, at l16 North Spring
the city for the money. See him before
| going elsewhere.
Tomorrow, Monday, j. T. Stewards
entire stock of Brussels net, Irish point,
demi point and Nottingham curtains
will be sold at the City of London, 2l1
South Broadway, at one-hslf price.
Before buying your lace curtains. visit
the City of London, 2ll South Broad
way, and zee j. T. Stewards entire
stock, which will be sold at less than
| cost.
| Ladies are invited to attend the re.
| ception of Misses Weaver and Harris,
on Wednesday, October 9th, at their
parlors, s, 3. 10, Hotel Ramona. With
their assistants, they will be prepared
to explain their methods and treat
ments, and the use of Mrs. Graham's
celebrated cosmetics. Samples will be
furnished, and special attention given
to ladies unfamiliar with the work of
this establishment.
The New Vienna Buffet drew large
audiences the entire week. The program
is an unusually good one embracing
the celebrated Henley Sisters, Miss Lima
Crews, and Miss Sydney Barrymore.
These are all first-class artists and have
become great favorites. The Berth
family are still at this popular place
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fine commercial lunch from IL to 2
and 8 to p. m. Headquarters for
Lemp's st. Louis extra pale beer.
Madame Fabbri- Mueller has organized
a society amateur opera and concert
club, which promises to be the success
OF this winter season, as already there
! are over 500 subscription members, and
before the list will close is expected to
reach 1000. As Madame Fabbri's name
as an artist is so we'll known, there need
be no further doubt about the success
She will be assisted by Jacob Mueller.
| the great baritone, and our local pride,
Prof. A. Willhartitz, and the best avail
able amateur society talent. Further
particulars willsbe given in our next.
| Today the Catholic church celebrates
the feast of the holy rosary. At high
mass, at the cathedral, at 10 O'Clock
this morning, the music will be very
good. Guilmanth's third mass will be
given. Mrs. B. Stanbury will sing the
soprano solo, Et Incarnatus Est; Mrs.
B. Gardner, alto solos; Mr.. H q. Port
way, baritone solo Christi and Qui TOLLS ;
Mr.. I. Wiesendanger, base solo, in
Maria trio, by Owens, will be sung. A.
The third annual exhibition OF decor
ated china and art goods will begin to-
morrow (Monday) at Meyberg Bros.
''The Crystal Palace" 1873, 140 and 142
South Main street. They cordially in
vite the public to visit their elegant and
superb exhibit. 1t is really worth
tions of its kind in this city, and is
worthy of inspection.
Los Angeles is booming. The crowd
which gathered last night at the Palace
to listen to the Venetian lady trouba-
dOurs reminds US of our boom times.
The Palace was jammed, and the audience
admired the style and art with which
the Venetian lady troubadours handled
their mandolins. Tonight another grand
concert will be given by the Venetian
lady troubadours.
The opening OF the game season at the
Los Angeles Fish company, in the Mott
market, yesterday, attracted hundreds
OF delighted customers and game. loving
eightseers. Canvasbacks, mallards,
sprigs and widgeons, teal and common
ducks are to be found there in all their
beauty, while quail, English and COM
mon snipe, doves and plover are an as
sortmeit to select from that surely
must please the most fastidious. An
excellent line of fish and poultry, crabs,
shrimps, Holsters and the famous Nor
gan Eagle Brand" oysters are kept
constantly on hand.
A fine piece of workmanship. In the
window of George s. Marygold's music
store, 221 South Broadway, can be seen
very elegant specimen of the art OF
piano .manufactory. 1t is more inter-
esting from the fact that it was made
entirely by the well-known tuner of Los
Angeles, Mr.. N. Borchers, who has spent
the greater part of his life in the practi-
cal construction of pianos. The sound
ing board of this piano is made from the
naive redwood of California, with the
finest results. proving that this wood is
equal, if not superior, to the spruce gen.
orally used. The case is Of beautiful
Circassian walnut, and the tone pos
sesses wonderful pureness and sorority.
This mann ia we'll worth seeing