Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
LONG BEACH.
Chautauqua Assembly ProsrAmme-News

Chautauqua Assembly Prosramme-News
Notes.
Lone BEACH, June 26.-The annual
meeting Of the Long Beach Chautauqua
assembly, which will be held here COM
mencing July 18th. judging from the
list Of distinguished lecturers and speak
ers billed to appear, will far surpass all
the previous efforts Of this great educa-
tional society. The following list Of
lecturers and speakers will be guaran-
tee of the excellence of the work
promised: Rev. Robert Mcintyre, d.
D., Denver. COL; Rev. J. H. Garnett,
San Jose, Cal. Rev. ]. @. A. Henry,
San Francisco; Prof. E. E. Barnard,
Lick Observatory; Rev. A. @. Hirst, d.
D., San Francisco Prof. Henry Ludlam,
Los Angeles Mayor Henry Hazard, Rev.
DR.. Hutchins, Los Angeles; Rev. H. G.
Minton, d. D., San Francisco; Rev. S.
H. Weller, Santa Monica Rev. G. F.
Winbigter, Riverside. Cal. Prof. Josiah
Keep, Mills college; and Prof. M. b.
Anderson, Stanford university.
Among the prominent features of the
programme will be the historical tourna-
ment, school of art, school of cookery,
school Of music, school Of oratory and
school of photography. Prizes amount
ing to one hundred dollars will be given
to best performers ON piano. Prof.
Keep willgive instructions in conchology
and Prof. NJ. B. Anderson, of Stanford
university, will have chargeof American
literature.
A special train, bearing several hum
dred of the SUNDAY school childrea and
their friends of the First Congregational
church, Los Angeles, got here Saturday
morning. With the party were Rev.
DR.. r. G. Hutchins, Superintendent D.
A. Judd, A. D. Clapp, Mr.. ]. Griffin,
Mr.. F. Averill, Robert Hanna, Mrs.
Blackman, DIR. Wade, DR.. and Mrs. SAM
born, Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark, and DR.. Brister.
General Manager 7. B. Burnett Of the
Terminal is expected back from St.
Louis tomorrow.
The Democrats of this place engaged
the Long Beach city band Thursday
evening last, and with music. anvils and
fireworks whooped things up in great
shape. After the celebration about 100
of the. .celebrators, preceded by the band,
marched down to the residence of Capt.
q. NJ. Walker and gave him an old-time
serenade.
Mr.. II. P. Epperson of Clearwater and
Los Angeles came down last Monday
and secured q house, in which he will
install his family for the summer.
Miss Nadine Crump of Los Angeles
has taken rooms at Mr.. Robinson's,
Fourth street, and will spend several
weeks at the beach.
Mrs. M. P. Truell of Pasadena was
guest at the Fetterman house last week.
Mrs. Ellen L. Broadridge of Los Ange-
les will tent on the beach here this sum-
mer.
Miss Lottie Benedict of University
will spend the summer here with Ed.
H. and Mrs. McCraken.
Colonel Pitcher of Pasadena was
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ida Shepherd, Smithsonian cor
and noted conchologist of
this place, was visited lately by Profess
sors Stearn and Doll of that institute.
Mr.. Geo. H. Peck, the noted astro-
weather sharp of Ell Monte, and
family will inhale Paciic's ozone here in
their cottage by the sea" the balance
of the summer.
Mr.. George W. Bond Of Los Angeles
has purchased ten acres in the American
colony, which he will set in olives.
G. L. Dean, hydraulic engineer of
Santa Ana, paid business visit here
Tuesday.
N. g. Cox of Cox & Alexander, Los
Angeles, combined business with pleas
ure here last Tuesday.
Mr.. James A. Anderson of Los Ange-
les has rented the Widney cottage,
Chestnut avenue, for the season.
Mr.. John Sharp of Los Angeles made
a business trip here Wednesday.
Mr.. Hammel of Pasadena was visi
tor Wednesday.
Mr.. Tomas Duque, vice-president of
the Security Savings Bank and Trust
company of Los Angeles, with his family
will remain at the Sea Side inn while
awaiting the completion of his hand
some villa cottage.
Dick Mcknight OF Los Angeles took in
the beach yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Mack, her daughter Miss
Laura Abraham and son Eddie of Ari-
zona, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Settles.
Attorney W. H. Savage of San Pedro
made brief visit here Thursday.
Miss Susie M. Johnson of Long Beach
left for Riverside where she will make
short visit Friday morning.
Hon. T. E. Gibbon of Los Angeles
visited the beach Friday.
Mrs. H. G. Clifford and daughters
Linnie and Maude returned to the
beach Saturday after several months
residence in Santa Ana.
Rev. s. A. Thompson, presiding elder
of the NJ. E. district, Fresno, occupied
Rev. E. A. Healy's pulpit at the taber-
nacle yesterday.
There is not case of serious sickness
at Long Beach. DR.. Wood, the city's
health officer reports the city's sanitary
condition as being excellent.
At the Sea Side inn, the latest arri-
walls up to date are A. F. Englebert.
Penn. Miss M. Keller, Walter s. Moore
and family, Miss A. o. Vose, Miss Es-
telle g. Hartt, Miss Bertha Bosbyshell.
Miss Edith Furry, Mrs. and Mrs. Perry
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Waterman,
G. H. Remington, NJ. E. Haywood, Mr..
Tomas Duque and family, Los Angeles;
Miss Blochinan, San Diego; l.. w.
Blythe, Downey; J. A. Porter6eld, Will
Transport, Md. MEMO.