Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
MEMORANDA.

zen by Judge Mckinley yesterday.
DR.. York's lecture at Los Angeles
theater tonight.
See Prof. Arevalo's card in the mu-
sical column.
Professor Payne's class for beginners
will meet next Saturday night. Scholars
can enter class at that time.
DIR. Dorothea Lummis leaves at noon
today for Silver City. She goes on pro-
fessional business and will be gone ten
days.
DR.. j. L. York, the noted liberal
orator, speaks at the Los Angeles theater
this evening, on the Unburied Dead.
Mr.. J. P. Dupuy, the popular tenor.
will sing Hosanna, by Granier, this
evening, at the grand Easter praise SER
vice to be given in Simpson auditorium.
Rev. smither will preach on Conse-
Grafton at II a. M, and upon Youth at
7:45 p. M, today, at the Temple-street
Christian church.
An illustrated lecture on Japan will be
given in the members course of the Y.
M. @. A. on Tuesday evening by Donald
Downie.
Beautiful stereoptican views will il
lustrate Rev. G. l.. McNutt's sermon at
the First Congregational church this
evening. Subject: The Victory of Sac
rifce.
The ladies of the Frank Bartlett w. r.
G. will give leapyear party at their
hall, 612 South Spring street, Monday,
April 11th. Admission, gentleman and
lady, 80 cents.
DR.. D. McSwegan, who has been visit
ing the municipal hospitals and medi-
cal colleges OF the world for the past
three years, has resumed his practice
here at 3l61a South Spring street.
G. Halifax will lecture at Temperance
temple, corner Broadway and Temple
street, on Tuesday evening, April 18th,
on the subject, Equality of the Sexes
and Their Relations.
Drs. Clarke 4 Brown have removed to
the Freeman block, corner Sixth and
Spring. DR.. Clarke has his residence
there. DR.. Brown resides at the Heath
man, 635 S. Hill st. Telephone for
each, 1858.
Stereopticon views of the slums OF
New York and San Francisco will be
used by George Lorin McNutt in illus
trating an address upon The Perils Of
Great Cities, this afternoon at O'Clock,
at the Y. NJ. G. A. meeting for men.
Los Angeles to Long Beach and return
80 cents, and San Pedro and return 80
cents, on the Los Angeles Terminal rail-
way, good going Saturday or Sunday
and returning Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Harris, formerly with Miss
Jordan, has opened manicure and hair
dressing parlors of her own at rooms "a
and 95, Potomac block, pit Broadway,
where she will be pleased to see her old
patrons.
Evangelist Wright breaches morning
and evening at the Central Christian
church, 12l West Fourteenth street.
Baptism after the morning service. The
gospel meetings will continue this week
under direction of the evangelist.
The Los Angeles cooking school at 551
South Spring street will open for classes
Monday, April 11th, at a. m. Glasses
are now being formed. An early appli
cation is desired. For particulars call
on Miss Maynard at the school.
There will be large number of peo-
pie 60 to Redondo Beach over the South.
ern California railroad (Santa Fe route)
| Sunday on their excursion, only fifty
cents (50c) the round trip. Train leaves
santa Fe depot at 10:l5 a. m., foot of
| First street.
For scenery 60 over the ''K. S. T." of
the Southern California railroad, Santa
Fe route. Sunday two grand excursion
trains leave Santa Fe depot at s :15 and
IL o'clock q. m. 1t is the scenic route ol
| Southern California.
The grand benefit entertainment fol
the News and Working Boys home, ad
vertised in the amusement column o.
today, should call the attention of all
lovers of humanity to aid in the good
work. A great treat in the dramatic
line is promised.
The State Loan and Trust company o
Los Angeles acts as trustee for corpora
tions bonding their properties, and al
executor, administrator, guardian o.
assignee. Its facility for furnishing
bonds where large amounts are involved
commends it to attorneys and thei
clients. Authorized capital, 81 ,000, 900
capital paid up, 100000.
Ladies are invited to call at Mrs. Ora
hams new toilet parlors. Her Partisan
hair dresser, M. Roberts, makes a spec
ialty of ornamental hair work, includ
ing front pieces. A complete line O
Mrs. Graham's we'll known cosmetic
will be found here, and the department
for complexion treatment furnishe
facial massage, milk baths and ditch
olysis manicuring tickets $3.50. Mis-
G. l. Weaver.
Palm Sunday (today) the music a
the cathedral, at 10 a. M, will be a
follows: Bollman's mass; quartette an,
chorus. At the ofertory Mr.. Nicolau
Laub will sing Pro Peccatis, from Ros
sini's Stabat Mater. On Holy Thurs
day, at s 80 am, Mozart's Ninth Mass
Good Friday, low mass at 80 a. m.
Holy Saturday, high mass at s 80 am,
Mozart's Ninth Mass. Fine music o.
Easter Sunday at 10 a. m. A. 6
Gardner, organist.
At st. Vincent's church, corner Q
Grand avenue and Washington street
Mozart's Ninth Mass will be rendere
this morning, Mr., E, G.. Portway vii