The herald., 1893-06-28
SANTA MONICA.


by the Sea will be inaugurated by Mr..
s. Reinhsrdt of the Arcadia, by giving
grand ball in honor OF the opening of
the popular house. It will be an event
to be long remembered by all present,
and society is agog to be present.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cor
son will follow up mine host Remnants
lead and give ball at the Casino, and
from then on all will go as merry as the
marriage bells of fable.
At the Jackson there are whist and
other parties galore, and the season of
1893 thus promises to outrival any of its
sister seasons of the past.
In athletic sporting circles there is
also great activity, and polo, cricket,
tennis and racing will be better repre-
sented than ever before. and add their
charms to pleasure votaries who summer
hers beside the sea.
M. n. CHURCH CONFERENCE.
The conference OF the Los Angeles dis
trict of the M. e. church convened at
the M. E. church here yesterday after
noon at $3.50 about 80 churches of
the district being represented, the gath
ering being presided over by the presid-
ing elder, Rev. g. HI. White. and Rev.
M. Thompson Of Los Angeles officiating
as registrar.
The session opened by services Of a
devotional character led by Rev. Charles
Leech OF Compton; afterwards the chair
appointing Rev. M. M. Sleeting, q. l..
Cole and J. d. Crum ss a committee to
select committees for the conference.
WaalAxy pAhsNnov,
were examined by the conference as
candidates for local preachers.
The evening services were led by Rev.
A. w. Bunker and the sermon by Rev.
A. G. Williams of University.
The conference will continue in ses-
sion the entire day today, the work be-
ing reports OF Sunday school superinten-
dents, Epworth league presidents, class
leaders, and examining committees, and
interesting addresses by eminent Chris
tian workers.
The committee on nominations re-
ported the following to the conference .
On district for licenses to preach
Revs. w. A. Knighten, Charles Lsech
and S. P. Wilbert.
On examinations of local preachers -
Revs. A. Hsidie, A. B. Morrison, J. A.
II. Wilson.
On examinations of candidates for ad-
mission to the annual -Revs.
T. s. Whittier, @. w. Tsrr and j. B.
Holloway.
On home missions-RevH. A. @. Will.
liama and VIM. Stevens.
On application of local preachers-The
presiding elder and Revs. j. d. Drum
and F. W. johnson.
On programme for next meeting-The
presiding elder and pastor OF the church
where meeting is held.
The following 10 the programme Tor
the afternoon services today:
Las o. m.--What are the doctrinal
standards Of the church? by E. A.
Healey.
2:15 p. inflow can the Epworth
leagues Of this district strengthen each
other?
2:45 o. m.--The class meeting for the
church OF the day; j. P. Widney.
3:15 p. inflow the old doctrines lost
their power? VIM. M. Sterling.
CLUB ROOM CASE.
Some time ago w. Fl. Merrill of Santa
Monica loaned Charles Rains (colored),
who also lives here and runs a cigar store
and club room. IS, which he tried to
collect CIR Monday. Rains refused to
pay, and threatened him with anatchet,
whereupon Merrill attached the club
room, chips, etc., which caused the col
ored sport to forthwith pay up. He
then swore to q complaint before Justice
@. G. Twichell charging Merrill with
assault with intent to kill, claiming he
had an open knife with him, and Mer-
rill swore out IA complaint charging Rains
with assault to commit murder. Both
men are at liberty, under bonds to ap-
pear. MerrilPs arraignment takes place
on Thursday and Rsins's on Friday.
NOTES FROM THE PORT.
The Corona touched at the wharf yes
terday, landing 10 passengers and ITO
tons of freight.
The Alcatrize, from Point Arena with
cargo of ties for the Southern Pacific,
reached the wharf yesterday.
The White Boro, Captain Johnson
from Clone with 6300 ties for the
Southern Pacific, moored at the wharf
yesterday.
Chief Engineer William Hood Of the
Southern Pacific, Fred Psrris and A. P.
Maginnis OF the Santa Fe paid the nam
moth wharf visit yesterday.
The yacht Hattie had a merry party
OF ladies out sailing yesterday, to enjoy
the day in veritable yachting style,
among them being Mines. Gaddy, O.
Luckenbach, e. J. Vawter, Miss Alice
Mosse.
Frank P. Brosssrt ia enjoying cafion
zephyrs and rabbit stew.
Charles B. Harris of Sault st. Marie,
Mich, ia registered at Hotel jackson.
Dr. and Mrs. r. N. James and L. Cobb
James have joined the Psadena con-
tingent at the Jackson.
NJ. II. Sherman of the Consolidated
Electric, spent Monday at the beach.
Captain Howard and wife, prominent
Kansans, are sojourning on South beach.
Mrs. A. P. Ma9innis enjoyed yester-
day at Santa Monica.
j. Mills Danes of the Express enjoyed
the day at the beach.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Jackson were @. Olney, Chicago F..
Thomas, Oakland; @. Russell, Redondo !;
r, j. Bsyly, San Gabriel, Harry Hett-
ner, Philadelphia, Pa; Edwin J. Eaton,
San Bsrnsrdino; s. NJ. Williams, Dem
yer Mr.. and Mira. James Hamilton,
Chicago; 8. s. Barnes, st. Paul, MINI. i;
l.. g. Goodman, w. B. Barber, w. j.
Track, Z. X. Gordon, Jno. Filings, j.
Mills Davies, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Pearce,
Los angeles.
Itoms OF Interest.
FIRST.CLAss ROOM and best table board
a anita ~ x.rTt. f..ft