The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
SANTA MONICA.
Dime 5ocial-A. o. #. of A. Installation.
Wharf Notes.

cial at the Congregational church last
night was by far the best entertainment
Of its character ever given here, many Of
the higher priced entertainments not
being as good. The singing of Mr.. Glass.
who was in superb voice, is worthy OF
special mention, as was that of Misses
Atkinson aud Mcknight and the elocu-
tionary efforts of Miss Morris and Mrs.
Hubbell. DIR. Cochran's lecture on the
Japanese new year festivities was in
/ tensely entertaining and instructive, its
only fault being brevity.
A. o. f. OF A. INSTALLATION.
Court Neptune 1915, A. o. F. of A. in
stalled the following officers for the en-
suing term, Deputy Grand Ranger E. j.
Clark, assisted by L. @. Cummins OF the
Fraternal News, acting as installing Of
ficer: d. Eli Vanderveer, @. r.; j..
Bscher, S. O. R.; @. p. Dorian, T.; A.
Montgomery, r. s.; William White, s.
W.; John Segrist, J. W.; DR.. Mcclure,
s. B.. r. s. Lanterman, M. D., trustee {;
the Offices of financial secretary and
junior beadle being vacant.
WHARF NEWS.
The stevedores were kept busy Thurs
day loading the Santa Rosa with 1880
sacks OF grain from interior points.
The Corona touched at the wharf last
night with 2I0 tons of merchandise and
goodly number of passengers leaving
for southern ports.
Frank Lawton reports the number of
guests at his restaurant as increasing
daily, the majority being pilgrims.
Fishing is unusually good.
PERSONALS AND LOCALS.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Jackson were: John @. Virgins. Carl
Angeloty, Louis Angeloty, Miss NJ. An
geloty, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Mann, 1. A.
Schaefer, Foley Parker, s. Csmpelars,
Los Angeles; George E. Jones, San
Francisco; Robert McLachlin, River
eide.
Hunting is unusually good.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Wolf of Cincin-
natl are spending few days here.
The Arcadia is fast filling up with a
list OF tourist guests. Among those to
register yesterday were: Miss Travers,
Miss Appleton, w. M. Appleton, New
York Mrs. Pfaelzer, Sitka, Alaska; w.
L. johnson and wife, Minneapolis; A.
HARRISON, Tehachapi; J. j. Mellus, Eff.
@. Klokke and Henry Steere, Los An
geles.
The chinaware and crockery display
in the Red store window is beautiful
one, from both an artistic and useful
standpoint. Mr.. Window is to be con-
graduated on his judgment in purchas-
ing, as his customers are relieving him
of the brlc-s-brac and more useful ar
ticles.
Many people in town are looking for
the pants club man.
The pleasure wharf proposition con-
tinuee to be the chief topic of converse
ton among our citizens, the vast major
ity of whom are in favor of bonding the
town for the construction provided the
matter is brought up properly.
The Outlook prints interviews follow
ing HERALD lead on the question today
for about 20 of our citizens, majority
OF whom are in favor of the project.
Your correspondent has interviewed 70,
of whom IL are non-committsl, 20 are
against and 46 in favor. The more it is
debated and the better understood it
grows in popularity.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Today is Septuagesima Sunday in the
church calendar, and holy communion
will be administered at s o'clock in the
morning at st. Augustine by-the-Sea !;
the usual services at IL a. m. and 80
p. m.
The subject of discourse at the Con-
gregational church today will be at IL
q. m. 1.-THE Call and Con secration of the
Prophet Isaiah" 80 p. M. praise SER
vice.
AT the M. E. church the pastor will
expatiate on "The Sins of Santa Moni-
CO." this morning.
LOCALS.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L. James completely surprised their
mother on Friday morning, her birth
day, with number OF mementos and O
unique breakfast prepared by their will
ling hands for the well loved mother,
Mrs. James later on receiving congratu-
lations from her adult friends.
H. l. Demings has rejuvenated the
Keller residence on Third street by rea-
son of the painters art.
The ladies' of the Relief Corps will
give q Valentine social on the saints
day.
Mrs. H. F. Rile is visiting Mrs. Henry
Boehm at Los Angeles.
The North beach bath house will be
closed after Sunday today to make
room for the new bath house, work on
which will commence Immediately.
The bids were opened on Tuesday. Mr..
Golding, a London contractor, examined
them today and was profuse with his
words Of praiee for the plans, saying he
had never seen any equal to them in his
travels.
Grain is being sown in every direction
by the farmers.
PERSONALS.
A. Haskell of Pasadena is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Casper and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller OF
Council Bluffs have taken the Keller
block.
Ex-Governor John H. Kinkead OF
Nevada, accompanied by his wife, spent
yesterday here, visiting Nevada friends.
The governor, who, v ith Mrs. kinkead.
is enjoying Los Angeles attractions, hes
concluded to shortly spend few montns
here.
D. G. Heger, D. B. Hargenist OF San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Sergeant,
Miss Sergeant, Mrs. Clark Craycroit OF
Joplin, Mo-, T. ii. Smith and Samuel
Thurston of Portland, Ore, were among
yesterdays guests at the Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs David Armstrong OF