Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-14
NEWS NOTES.

The first meeting OF the Los Angeles
County Educational association will be
held at the High-school building this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The citizens OF Monrovia are making
extensive preparations for the sixth an
niversary of their city, Tuesday next,
May 18th. A free dinner will be served
by the ladies of that city, after which
athletic sports and races of various kinds
will be the order of the day.
Articles of incorporation for the Pa
cific Gold and Silver Extracting company
were fled in the county clerks Office
yesterday. The company will use the
McArthur-Forest extracting process.
The following are the directors of the
company: Jos. A. Chanslor, F. II.
Piewer, ]. B. Renchaler.
Martin Brockway, an old-time resi-
dent of this county, died Thursday, at
Downey. The deceased was the father
of Dan Brockway of this city. The fu-
afternoon, from Howry & Bresee's,
Sixth and Broadway, this city.
M. B. Humble, who was mentioned in
connection with row with a man
named Graham at the Baker house re-
Gently, wishes to deny that there was
any woman in the case, as published, in
the usual sense OF that expression. The
attack on him by Graham was not due to
any such cause.
One OF the social events of the week
was the wedding reception rendered
last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Hayes to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hayes,
at their home on Glowner street. The
large rooms were thronged with guests
from to 10, the hours of receiving.
The floral decorations were artistic and
effective. Several excellent musical
selections were rendered during the
evening.
]. Marion Brooks has moved his law
Office to the Downey block, corner Of
New High and Temple streets. His new
Office is one OF the most convenient and
centrally located in the city, having an en-
trance both on New High and Main sire ct.
He not has spared time nor expense
to make the place attractive. The front
room of the office is used for the library.
which is the largest and best selected in
the city, in which Mr. Brooks takes
great pride, having been sixteen years
in selecting it at a cost of over $4,000.
The managers of the Orphans home
board, together the Ladies' Aid society
of the First Methodist church, will ten
der farewell reception to Mrs. M.
Dodsworth and Mics Dodsworth today
from 8 to 8 p. m. at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Stephens on the
the corner of Sixth and Olive streets.
No invitations have been issued, but all
friends OF Mrs. and Miss Dodsworth are
most cordially invited to be present.
The church, society and charities of the
city will greatly miss these two ever
faithful workers, who are about to re-
move to Azusa.
Los Angeles council, No. 728, Royal
Arcanum, gave delightful open meet
ing or social last night at Pythian castle,
No. 118T South Spring street. Regent
]. A. Thomas, in an able address, pre-
sented the claims of the order. Miss
Lille Buckingham recited and was
heartily encored. Messrs. Allen and
Liddell gave several charming selections
on the mandolin and piano. Morey R.
Homeir and J. Halder, on the banjo and
guitar, surprised their best friends by
their brilliant and spirited numbers. B.
G. Holmes gave recitation and Messrs.
Parker and Holmes contributed vocal
duets. The entertainment closed with
dancing, the music being kindly fur.
nished by Messrs. Morey, Len Shepard,
Homeir and Holder, pleasing combi-
nation of banjo, piano and guitars.