The herald., 1893-07-19
SANTA MONICA.
The Gospel Services--Trustees' Meeting.
Notes and Personals.

SAN la mONlSA
The Gospel servfces-Trustees' Meeting.
Notes and Personals.
SANTA MONICA, July 18.-The gospel
services increase in interest and the
number of attendants, 100 new seats be-
ing added.
The afternoon services at 2:30 on Bible
readings, the subject on Monday was
assurance, on Tuesday it was Faith. to-
day it will be Prayer.
Large crowds greeted the evangelist on
Monday. On last night the subject OF
his discourse being Self Sacrifice, it be-
ing a most telling and powerful sermon,
the reverend gentleman taking for his
key-word "must," referring to many
passages of scripture. At the close
many rose for prayers, including many
men.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The board of trustees, at their last
regular meeting, after paying sundry
bills, declared the Office of city engineer
vacant, and directed the city attorney
to draw up an ordinance regulating fees,
and requiring the city engineer to give
bonds before entering upon his duties.
They passed an ordinance requiring
all lodging and boarding houses to pay a
license. Those having 80 rooms or over,
S24; and under 30 rooms, and 10 or
over, $12.
The ordinance requiring all Chinese
washhoueee to be removed to the south
easterly side of railroad avenue was de-
feated.
The street superintendent, city clerk
and marshal were directed to report at
the next meeting all city properties on
hand.
The Arcadia presents pleasing pic
ture to everyone with its charming dec
orations on the outside, as we'll as in the
interior, where all is beauty and har-
mony. The grounds have been brought
back to their former state OF perfection
and landscape beauty. Landlord Rein
hart understands we'll the value OF the
cuisine to house and has made 1t well
nigh perfect, and he who is not hungry
eats as il famished when once he has
tasted the delicious and palatsble
viands.
The Jackson, which has bounded into
unbounded popularity by the genial
good treatment every one receives, is
full of Jolly and good-natured compa-
ny. who make the welkin ring, musi-
cally, literally and otherwise. 1t truly
can be called the abode of pleasure.
Geo. W. Felts, the Santa Fe agent and
rustler mere, is distributing a neat little
book called The Prospectus OF the Y.
NJ. G. A. Park Company.
A eocial musicale was given at the res
idence Of Mrs. Withrow, on Ocean ave.
nue.. Monday evening. which proved to
be delightful affair.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Jennie D. johnson, were held
yesterday at the late residence OF the
deceased, when the beautiful and i'm
pressive ritual Of the Church of England
was read. Afterwards the body being
laid to rest in Gods acre on the hill
beside the sea.
PERSONALS.
Miss Maud Drake of Tucson, who is
at Pasadena at present, has engaged
quarters at Hotel Jackson for the sum-
mer.
Messrs. H. A. Upton and John Wood
have concluded to make Santa Monica
q short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Halbers Of Dag
gett, visited Mrs. Halberg's mother,
who Ia sl,roJpariug here.
-summering at south beach.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Arcadia were Mrs. H. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Cohn, Mrs. ]. lewiston, Miss
Ruby Lewishon, ]. L. Crittenden, H. G.
Laying, San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Cohn, Pomona; O. F. Hedge, Redlands;
M. E. Hadley, Stuart Kennedy. San
Diego; @. P. Wiggin, Topeka, Kan. M.
M. Tompkins, jr., San Anselmo, Cal.
Mrs. G. Campbell, Oakland; A. G.
Deizendorf, l.. D. Campdam and wife,.
Keith, Mrs. D. 6. Barnard, Harold But
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harris, Mrs. H.
W. Frank, Hon. j. D. Lynch, Ohas.
Jenkins, Los Angeles.
Among yesterdays arrivals at Hotel
jackson we're: Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Hal.
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Steck and chill
dren, w. H. Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. Lockhsrt and family, r. E. Dick
enson, H. A. Upton, J. L. Wood, Los
Angeles; Ed White, San Bernardino;
Albert Miller and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K. Murphy and sister, Tempe, Ariz. /;
Aarry Howe, F. H. Howe, Chicago.