The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-24


A slaehing big cut in underwear of al
kinds this week at Desmond's, In tn
Bryson block.
Don't fail to secure one of the Bishol
Simpson memorial day bulletins, issue,
today by the Simpson tabernacle people
There will be grand praise service a
the F irst Congregational church, corne
Sixth and Hill streets. this evening
All invited.
Bishop Simpson, the great Methodist
divine and patriot. Go and hear wha
is said of him today at Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal tabernacle.
All Methodists should join the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal tabernacle
people in the Bishop Simpson memoria
services at IL am. and 7 80 pm. today.
Hon. E. A. Meserve will deliver the
address at the Woodbury. college gradu-
ating exercises on Monday evening, Mr..
Willard having been detained at the
north.
At Trinity Methodist Church South,
Rev. A. s. Mason, evangelist will preach
in the morning and Rev. J. q. Tate, the
eloquent divine from Nebraska, in the
evening.
A petition has been filed by property
owners on Strelitz street asking for the
establish ent Of the grade of that tho
Youghfare between Figuerea street and
Lucas avenue.
Woodbury. business college graduating
exercises will be held at the Los An
geles theater, Monday evening, June
25th. A fine musical programme will
be presented. Reserved seats ON sale
Mt the box office for 25 cents
Special summer school will be con-
Quoted at the Los Angeles Business COL
lege, ia South Main street. by some of
the ablest educators in the city. The
studies of the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth
and High school grades will be taught,
including two drills daily in business
penmanship. Call at the above address
for full particulars.
The scholars receiving prizes for the
liking" tinted lead paint sentence con-
test are: Grace E. Farnsworth, first,
3640 sentences; Mabel Wilson, second,
2426 sentences; Pattie Davisson, third,
2l34 sentences; Maggie @. Knigbten,
fourth, 1881 sentences; Henry F. COL
lier, fifth, 502 sentences. Fannie Colby,
special for BEST construction of sem
fences. Call at P. II. Matthews for your
prizes.
At the cathedral masses without mu-
sic will be held at a. m, $50. 1880
and $3.50. High mass at 10 80 a. m.
The music will be Festival mass, by f.
NJ. La Hache. Miss Cecilia Gardner
will sing the solo Sanctus in the mass.
Mr.. Pope will sing the tenor solos.
Quartette chorus. At the otfertory Mise
Nellie Nash will sing Luzzi's cele-
brAted Ave Maria. Vespers and bene-
diction at 80 p. m. Today is the
feast of st. John the Baptist. A. &.
Gardner, organist.
For vacation outfits, those who know
best what to get and where to get it,
make their purchases at Desmond's, No.
al South Spring street. in the Bryson
block. a vacation Isn't worth taking
unless your attire is as summary as the
weather. Diamonds straw hats, sum-
mer underw wear and negligee shirts are
as cooling as a refrigerator, and give a
breezy effect to your whole makeup.
Put yourself in season from head to foot
by wearing Desmond's hats, neckwear,
hosiery, underwear, collars, cuffs, etc.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal taber-
nacle, on Hope street, near Seventh
street cable line. At IL am, Bishop
Simpson memorial day. Addresses by
Elder g. w. White, DR.. A. G. Williams
and the pastor. Simpson rs Preacher,
Simpson as a Bishop. Simpson as a
Patriot, will be the themes OF the ad-
dresses. Special music by the Choral
union, Prof. Reichen bach, director. The
church will be highly decorated. At
$50 DR.. Mclean will give extracts from
Bishop Sim pson's great sermons. Also
song service by the choir, At 80 AM
Sabbath school; 80 pm, Epworth
league meeting. Seats freei everybody
invited.