The herald., 1894-12-02

LONG BEACH.
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LoNa BEACH, Dec. 1.-The concert on
Monday evening. at the tabernacle, un-
Ter tho auspices Of the Long Beach brasf
| osnd, was . musical entertainment oi
he highest order, and Long Beach Ger
.ainly holds in her midst musicians oi
undoubted talent.
The programme was q varied and do
lightful one, and the artistic skill oui
| talented young musicians displayed in
| the Interpretation Of the different mum
oers met with hearty and appreciative
| applause.
Gardnsr's string trio, Professor Hig-
bie's orchestra, Mise Myrtle Webster
and b. Taylor, pianists; L. Herzog
either, and G. N. Rogers and William
| VI. Averell, vocalists, and Prof. M. A.
Whistler, soloist. assisted, and by their
efforts added greatly to the evening'o .
enjoyment. The attendance. owing to
the unfortunate Occurrences few nighte
preceding, was not az large a. it other.
wise would have been, but on the whole,
was quite satisfactory, and Is O gurantee
that our boys at their next concert will
be greeted and encouraged by the pres,
ence OF q full house.
Union Thanksgiving were held at the
Congregational church. all the diffsrsn.
denominations participating. w. p
preached an eloquent Thanksgiving ser.
mon, taking as his text the ll7th Psalm.
An efficient choir, under the leadership
of K. NJ. Lynn, was an enjoyable feature
of the services. their rendition Of Gloria
in Excelsis being very fine. The church
could not accommodate with seats all
those in attendance.
The denomination of Christians which
has heretofore been holding forth in
Foresters' hall. will henceforth through
the winter months meet for service at
the Congregational church.
An art social, at which pictures, as-
lected from the chamber of commerce
and other places, will be exhibited. will
be held under the auspices Of the local
branch OF the Y's at Foresters' hall dur
ing the forthcoming holidays.
There WAS a turkey shoot on the beach
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Allan Cox, secretary and trese-
urer of the Lake Shore snd Michigan
Central railroad, . brother of Mr.. Ken
yon Cox OF this place, has been here
several days visiting his brother. Mr..
Cox is overlooking the railroad field in
this section in the interest Of Van
derbilt, whom he represents. He 10
communicative as regards his in
tentions, but as all transcontinental
roads will inevitably lead to San Pedro,
il is surmised that the king OF the Now
York Central has his eyes on that
harbor point a. future terminus.
D. M. Lynn, editor OF the Eye, had
for Thanksgiving guests the following
franklin Johnson county, Indiana.
friends and neigh bors: DR.. A. B. La
grange and family and Marshal Brewer
and family. These families have pur-
chased places in this vicinity and have
come with their household effects to
take immediate possession. They are
but the forerunners of number OF
more families who are coming here
from Hoosierdom through the mission
ary efforts of our rustling and wide
awake Hooeier editor.
II. w. Wohlgemuth OF Washington,
ILL.,, is the guest of Mr.. Bacon and
family, OF thi. place.
Walter Austin and John Green of Los
Angeles. members Of the Boys brigade.
were entertained at dinner BY Mr.. NJ.
Hilton Williams, Thanksgiving.
Walter Williams entertained num-
Der of friends ct dinner on hta birthday
anniversary. November 30th, at the
home OF his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ia.
II. William. Waiter was complimented
by q serenads by the members OF the
Long Beach brass band, OF which be ia
the leader, which played several 6ne
selections in front of his residence the
evening OF his birthday.
The Long Beach agent OF the HERALD,
our business man. @. d. Branson, has
joined the ranks of the Benedicts, hav-
ing taken to himself one of Long Beach's
most charming and estimabls young
ladies3 in the person of Miss Norsh
Rothrock.
The Tabernacle Social circle has in
preparation, under the supervision OF
Mrs. l. H. Preston, one Of its vice.
\ presidents, an entertainment for the
evening of the 9Th instant, at the taber-
nacle, which will be full OF novelties
and surprises.
Twenty.six heavily loaded cars on
the Terminal, from East San Pedro,
went Los Angelesward through the town
Friday.
Gus Moosher and wife, OF Peoria,
were at the Fetterman house Thanks
giving day.