The herald., 1893-10-01


All coun,y .;fiiues will be c.Jsed on
Mon Labor day.
Promenade concert by the Douglass
military bank this afternoon at Weetiake
park.
Shemini Atzeres, the closing feast oi
Eouccos. commences this evening, and
lasts until Monday evening. Services
At the synagogue at 10 am. Monday.
The new saloon regulations requiring
booths to be removed from all saloons
will go into effect tomorrow. This will
necessitate the bar being in one open
room. with no tide, lower or upper
rooms attached.
The Christ QSpiscopal) church choir is
now composed of the following we'll
known singers Miss Kittie Airline
Loomis, Mines. Owens, Sinner and
Simpson, Messre. Stevene, Simler, Nc
Gowen and Norton.
Its hard to realizs how Desmond the
halter, OF No. l4l South Spring street,
can give such tempting bargains in 50. so
stiff hats. hut they're going all the same.
His special sale OF 80 cent neckwoar still
continues to draw crowded houses.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office,
corner OF Court and Main streets. for
H. f. Compton, j. l.. Cherry, Frank
Glencross, Miss Mary A. H. Fuller,
Charles A. Keller, O. B. Atterbury.
Superintendent of Streets D. A. Wat
con yesterday accepted the new grading
and curbing of Ingram street, from Wit
mer TO Burlington avenue. The Figueroa
street paving is one OF the beet pieces OF
work OF its kind being done in the city.
The window blind" question has 60
engroseed the minds OF the mem bers OF
the board OF education that they have
forgotten to send the usual notice to the
schools of Los Angeles ordering them
closed on the legal holiday OF Monday
next, and consequently the youth OF
city are deiberating whether or not
they will go on strike.
Rev. Father Emile Cote, French
priest just ordained by his lordship,
Bishop Mora, will celebrate his first high
mass today at 10 q. m. in the cathedral.
The music will be Mozart's Twelfth
Mass, with a good vocal quartette and q
chorus. At the offertory, Memorare, by
Lam mbillotte, rendered by Miss Cecilia
Gardner, Miss Ethel Graham, Mrs. B.
Gardner, DR.. Jauch and w. +. Wallace.
Vespers and benediction at Z 80 p. m.
A. q. Gardner is the organist.
Court Morris Vineyard, No. 532, /. o.
F.. rendered the supreme court repre-
sentatives, who have recently returned
from q meeting of that supreme body in
Chicago, on Friday evening last. re-
ception in their hall, 12S1s South Spring
street. The hall was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion and the reception
committee spared no pains to make it
success. Among the visiting courts of
the city were Los Angeles temple, Uni
versity and Occident, A large mum ber
OF courts outside OF the city were repre-
sented, OF which were Crown of tie
Valley, Redopdo, Alfalfa, Redlands,
Pico, Whittier. Victor and othere. Five |
candidates were introduced into the
mysteries of Inde pendent Forestry and |
80 applications were received, ask
ing for admittance. After the impressive
initiatory ceremonies were concluded |
collation. was served, which all dis
cuesed" with great pleasure. The toasts !
and responses which followed were very
appropriate for the occasion. All voted |
it the most pleasant and agreeable af-
fair of the season. And when the men,
bers filed out of the hall they were
filed to overfowing for their beloved |
order. This court, a5 we'll as all the
other courts of the city, is enjoying |
season OF great prosperity, and expect |
to bring the social features we'll to the |
front during the coming winter months