The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
SANTA MONICA.

was entertained by the bright and spark
ling elocutionist and actress, Mile. Rhe
Lorraine, assisted by Messis. W. G.
Moore. T. ]. Williams and Lowinsky'l
orchestra, at the North Beach bath
house ball room Saturday night. The
programme was Q good one and well
rendered.
The coming week will be lively one /;
Monday and Tuesday, racing; Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, the State Sports
mems associations annual shoot, with
evening en- tertain me n to galore thrown in.
The Prohi bitionists had a rally on
Friday night, and the Populists have
one at Stesre's opera house on Thursday,
the 18th, when Hon. j. V. Webster.
candidate for governor; A. ]. Gregg,
candidate for lieutensnt-gevernor, and
W. O. Bowmsn, candidate for congress,
will speak.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
AT the Episcopal church the rector,
Rev. F. M. Merlin-Jones, will oficiste.
Morning subject: The Funeral at Main.
Evening subject: The Greatness of the
Love OF CHRIST. The reverend gsntle-
man will administer communion at Sol
dler6' nome ~ O'CLOCK IN.
At the Methodist church DR.. Steven.
son will preach in the morning. Sub
ject, Living Waters. In the evening
Rev. II. O. Scott, who delivered his
illustrated lecture Friday night to q
crowded house, will conduct an illus
trated song service, the subject being
Egypt. The reverend gentleman has
also consented to give his celebrated lee.
t,,ra Id d. II
the coming week, date to be fixed to-
morrow.
Bishop Montgomery, whose short stay
here recently, when he held confrma-
ton services and delivered an eloquent
lecture ON labor and capital which made
for the reverend prelatea host OF friends,
will officiate at the Catholic church Sun
day and will undoubtedly receive q
warm welcome, as be Justly deserves.
AT the Presbyterian church the pas
t9r, pr: WI Henderson, win preach.
Evening subjsct: Luck or Providence.
NOTES.
The Caledonia club OF Ventura
county, about 800 strong, visited Santa
Monica Friday, taking the town by
storm, and a jolly, good-natured crowd
they were. They came down on the
steamer Excelsior, leaving in the after
noon for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Gillis leave Mon
dsy for vacation trip to the mount
aims.
Father P. Hanna. who has been visit
ing Father Hsrtnett of East Los Angeles
for few days, has returned home.
Frank Randall of Kiowa, Kan, is via-
itipg friends on the coast.
G, w. Felts and family are South
siders, having moved into the Weller
cottage.
Mrs. NJ. Tierney has sold her Third
street property, adjacent to the Presby-
terrain church, to Mrs. Shanrahan. Con.
sideration, $500.
Mrs. George Muller and daughter and
Miss NJ. CLARK of San Francisco, who
have summered here, leave tomorrow for
home.
The Democrats of San Vicente pre-
cinct elected NJ. Marquee, F. Lawton.
A. Dillon and John Burri delegates to
the forthcoming Democratic convention
on Tuesday.
G. w. Felts and family have moved
over to the South Side.
N. r. Folsom has purchased the Hesth
property on Fourth street for $2500.
r. P. Garter has left for Chicago to
join his theatrical company.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins and maid, San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Benne-
diet and maid, Mr.. Elliott L. Benedict
of New York arrived at the Arcadia
Thursday evening to spend some time at
Santa Monica.
Mrs. A. G. Billicke. Los Angeles A.
Falca and wife, Prescott, Ariz. G. I.
Charlie and wife, Riverside; E. E.
Mckinney, st. Joe, Mo-, are among yes.
terday's arrivals at Hotel Arcadia.