Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-18
MEMORANDA.


Rev. John Graham Of Philadelphia,
Pa. will address the Young Mems
Christian association meeting at 8
O'Clock this afternoon. All men are in
vited.
There will be half rates on the South
ern Pacific today, from Los Angeles to
all local points.
Payne's school for dancing. Glass for
beginners will organize Monday even
ing, October 81. Glass for advance
scholars will organize October 9TH, Fri
day evening.
Gather up your old books, magazines,
music, etc, and send to Neuner & Co.,
213 New High street, to be rebound and
made better than when new.
Rex Hardy will make another one of
his daring balloon ascensions and para
chute jumps, at Long Beach, today at 3
p. m, Train service will be found in the
Southern Pacific time table, in this pa
per.
Five hundred sample curtains on sale
Monday at the City of London, 2l1 South
Broadway. Just the thing for sash cur
tains, pillow shams or fancy drsperies,
at 15c., 20c., 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c. and SOC,
each.
The ladies auxiliary of the Y.M.C CA.
will give a powdered hair social at the
association parlors, next Wednesday
evening. An interesting programme
has been prepared, after which refresh
ments will be served by the ladies.
The music at the cathedral, 10 a. m.
today, will be Mozart's twelfth mass
complete. At the offsl tory, a bass
colo, Pro Peccatis, from r ,ssini's Stabat
Mater, will be sung by Mr. H. @. Port.
way. A. G.. Gardner is the ogranist.
There will be vespers at 1880 p. M,
Seven Dolors, B. V. M.
ice Poheim, the tailor, has the larg-
est stock. The lowest prices for fine
work. Elegant suits made to order,
| $25. Fine English cashmere pants, Sc.
A l overcoat, $40. 143 South Spring
| street.
Don't fail to call and see the bargains
| in sample cur.ains to be sold at the City
| of London, 2l1 South Broadway, tomor-
row (Monday). This is headquarters for
window shades, lace curtains, pillows,
etc.
The latest novelties in the picture line
are those art prints on satin and EN-.
bossed mounts. which have had such a
| great sale in San Francisco and New
York The entire line has been i'm
| ported from Berlin by Sanborn, Vail &
Co., 1873 South Spring street, and is
now on exhibition.
Mrs. Ecklind desires to express her
| gratitude to her many neighbors and
friends that SO kindly assisted her dur.
ing the sickness and after the death ol
her late husband, Gustave Ecklind.
John H. Nelgen. formerly with Cor
dan Bros, is now located at 1l6 north
Spring street, where he has opened the
finest tailoring establishment in the
city. See his ne line of goods. His
rates are low and his workmanship guar
anteed.
An important meeting will be held at
p. m. today, at Y. M. I. hall, No. lis
North Main street, for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the success of
the orphans fair, which is to be held
next month. All parties desiring the
success of this praiseworthy object are
earnestly requested to attend, without
further or special notice.
The transept, which will almost
double the former seating capacity of
st. Vincent's church, ia nearly com
pleted and the new high altar ia ex-
pected to arrive from Chicago this week.
A musical programme of great merit has
been selected for the opening service,
which has been fixed for October 23d,
and the choir, which has been strength
ened by the addition OF come new MEM
bers, will have its first rehearsal of the
new season on Friday of this week.
Col. q. s. Spaulding of Honolulu,
Sandwich islands, left. for his sugar
plantation at Keslia Ksnai, Hiwatii
island, last Wednesday, and before do
ing 30, called on J. @. Ayars, at his
Office, 424 South Main street, and or
dered material for five miles of locked
wire fencing to be shipped at once to
said islands. Mr.. Spaulding said the
great saving in posts and additional
strength gained by this process was
new era in fencing. His attention was
called to this by Mr.. Ayars and in the
papers.
This evening the choir of Simpson M.
E. church give their farewell praiee
tion of Mr.. 0. W. Kyla, with a chorus OF
are Grace Miltimore, Lizzie Klmball,
R. Logic, Frank Wallace, Fred E. Nav,
y. AuPuy, duo OthCIb. 1hlb CoACCl
is rendered by Prof. O. Stewart Taylor
to Rev. Will A. Knighten, pastor; j. P.
Dupuy, director; j. E. Murray, man
ager, and the choir of Simpson church.
as farewell benefit, and the programme
prepared for the occasion is one that will
be delight to everybody. The church
has been most elaborately decorated
with tree ferns, palms, roses, and choice
plants, presenting most beautiful ap-
pearance. A thousand extra chairs
have been provided, to accommodate the
G. A. R. bodies. the Masonic fraternity,
and other societies and friends that may
desire to join the congregation in the
services of the evening. There will be
no charge for admission, but collection
is to be taken, which will, no doubt, be
generously responded to by every one
present.