The herald., 1894-11-18
SAINT A MONICA.

SANTA MONICA.
Senator Jones' Return-A Pleasant Wed =
ding News Notes.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. Ex-senator J..
P. Jones arrived yesterday evening look
ing exceedingly we'll. There is no doub
that his coming is fraught with much OF
interest and good TO the city by the sea,
which his fostering care has helped to
develo
Cassier's magazine for October has q
we'll executed portrait and sketch Of A.
K. Ksnnelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
Kennedy OF Santa Monica, which is =
we'll merited encomium on one OF the
brightest minds in the electrical world
OF the day, although still a young man,
having been born in 1851. Born in
India, he completed his stndies in Lon
don. and has been Mr.. Edison's right
bower for some time. He is TODAY the
consulting engineer of the firm OF Hous-
ton d Kennedy at Philadelphia, and
can fairly be said to be q citizen OF the
world he has enriched by his studies
and genius.
WEDDING BELLS.
Happy, joyous wedding bells rang
out right merrily this morning from the
belfry OF st. Augustine at 8 o'clock,
when the rector, l. NJ. Merlin-Jones.
united in the holv bonds of matrimony
Miss Nellie Adeli Heath and William
H. Graham. The beautiful edifice had
been artistically decorated with the
choicest OF floral gems by the many
frionde NJ tho bonny hrido uho han w
sided here for a number of years, and
was crowded with the large number of
their friends who came to witness the
impressive ceremony of the Church of
England. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Yeaton
officiating as groomsmsn and brides
msid. Mrs. Carrie A. Reid, aunt OF the
bride. giving her to the keeping of the
happy groom. The newly welded
couple left on the morning train for San
Francisco, their future home, with the
good wishes OF all.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Services at the M. E. church Sunday
will be as follows: IL q. M, preaching
by pastor. Subject. Rest Promised.
Epworth League. $3.50 p. m. Subject.
Sin and Atonement. 7:l5, song SER
vice. led by Mrs. E. H. Carpenter.
80 p. M, sermon. Subject, Waiting
for More Convenient Season.
For the morning subject at the Pres
byterian church, Little Faith and Its
Development. Evening. the third of
the series OF lectures on Queen Esther,
the pastor officiating.
Sunday will be the Goth Sunday after
Trinity and will be observed by all de.
vout Catholics and Episcopalisns. The
usual services will take place at the re-
spective edifces.
Rev. George II. De Kay will preach
morning and evening at Congregational
hall. Subjects, morning, Science and
tbs Bible-can they stand together?
evening, Why be a Christian?
Mr.. j. II. Snyder. who has spent the
summer here, leaves on Monday for
Pasadena. Mr.. Snyder has a multitude
of friends, made during his stay with
US.
Miss Alice Baxter has returned from
her Los Angeles vacation.
Mrs. M. D. Feather is still confined
to her home with rheumatic troubles.
Mr.. K. j. Rising, who has been con.
fined to his home on Sixth street, am
happy to state, is somewhat better.
H. L. Deming is rejuvenating Smith
& Roach's market with a coat of paint.
Mise Treadwell's annual exhibition
and sale of pictures and art novelties
will take placs at her studio on the
10th inst.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. M.
W. Steele mourn with them in the
death OF their little son. who only bless.
ed them few short hours.
Prof. A. ]. Cook OF Pomona college
will give the second lecture in the Peo.
ple's course Monday, December Sd. on
The Marvels OF Insect Life.
The Eastern Star Chapter here in
stalls officers Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Forsyth have re-.
turned from their Los Angeles visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Crsig, who have
spent the most of '94 with US, guests Of
Mrs. Craig's sister and brother.in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Orr Of the st. James,
leave Sunday for Aloka. Texas.
Miss Mooser leaves on Tuesday for o
protracted San Francisco visit.
Mrs. Emory of Boston, Mass, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Lindsey OF
Third street.
Mrs. Cleveland is visiting friends at
Pasadena.
Miss Jameson of Second street is en-
Toying Jew weeks with her aunt. Mrs.
j. A. Muir, sight seeing while travelling
in Mr.. Muir's special car.
Miss Clark, the gifted authoress, known
as Sophie May, and sister, are guests of
their nieces, Mrs. X. G. and W. 7. Gillis.
Will Waller of San Pedro spent Fri-
dav here.