The herald., 1895-07-16
HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS

CISCO Davo been Secureu ~ co" -
class IN china painting. Mlss g., ne' rran' mn'
cisco, and member of the keIamlc c!up
of that city, She is a member OF the
Ebel society of Los Angeles ana q
teacher IN the Marlborough schooi.
In speaking of his own WORK rev;
Fletcher said: "On Me'ie We Iaci,rs snti,Ied ,t
A Portion Of Italy Underground and
Above Grnund, The illustrations will be
on Pompeii and its excavations. some
Of the slides have just been received.
Scenes will also be shown from Rome
and Florence
on tho violin from Vieuxtemps. With
the yery first touch OF the bow the audi
cnce Recognized that they were to hear
the pla wing of an artist. The piece was
faultlessy rendered and heartily encored.
but owing to the lateness OF the hour
could only be responed to with bow.
The chorus then sang a lively air enti-
tied Carnovalc. Prof. G. S. Cornell said
he did not know that he was an orator.
and that perhaps q great many in the au-
dence wouldn't know it either, after lie
had finished his short address. Neverthe-
less he explained the nature OF his class
and chorus work, but relies moro upon
than any self-!audatory speeches.
On Saturday evening the chorus will be
augmented to nearly 100 voices. with the
addition Of a large orchestra. Then also
will be held the amateur vocal pI1ze con-
t.st. Forty selections will be sung. so
everyone will be sure to have their
moneys worth.
The Terminal will run another special
train that evening.
The vocal solo by Mrs. Bosch was well
received, as also the final piece on the
programme by the same singer with the
chorus. which was The Intiammatus from
Rossini's Stabat Mater.
The first evenings program was a
decided success, and augurs we'll for the
following days and nights.
Briefs
Rev. DIR. Smthers and family of the
Christian church of Los Angeles. Prof. +.
A. Reynolds of the University CT South
ern California; Prof. Trowbridge, super
intendent of the Whittier school, and
family are located in the Trow bridge cot
tage for the summer. Prof. Trowbridge
is booked for course in Prof. Nc
Clatchie's department OF botany and geol-
Mr.. M. Dodsworth and family. old res
idents Of Long Beach, are present for the
assembly.
The kindergarten department opened
with good attendance. Miss Ellis is a
complete success in this work.
Programme for today:
s a. m.-Bibls reading, conducted by
Rev. DR.. Frost.
ga. m.-Bi BILE normal class Rev. f. M.
Larkin; School of art and design, l.. f.
Garden Mcleod.
10 a. m.-Enelisb literature, Mrs. Anna
$. Averili Pedagogy. Professor Elmer T..
Brown, state university; Conchology,
Miss Ida NJ. Shepard.
I'll a. m.-Chorus. under direction OF
Professor Cornell; Entomology and Ply
siology, Professor A. J. Cook; Botany
and General Zoology, A. J. McClatchie;
~ p. in. .-Needlework, Mrs. Il. Brasel-
man.
2:30 p. m.-Prelude.
8 .. m.- Lecture, Professor A..J. Cook !;
subject, Physiology, with manikin.
p. m.-Greek, Professor Leroy D..
Brown; Latin, Professor Brown; Span-
isn. Professor g. Bransby; sKetching
class. French and German. Madam Rose
Wies secke.
7:30 p. m.-Prelnde.
Sp. m.--Lecture. Humorous and Seri-
Gus kecolections Of Life in Washington
from 1864 to 1869, Rev. e. S. Chapmanl
u. d.
Places where services will be held
Bible reading. tabernacle; Bible normal
chnrch; Chorus, tabernacle; Lectures.
tabernacle; Round table. tabernacle
English Literature, tabernacle; School OF
art and design, Foresters' hall; Conchol-
ogy. school house; Elocution, school
house: Professor Cooks class, Foresrers'
hall; Professor McClatchie's class, school
house; Needle work, Foresters' hall
Greek and Latin class, Presbyterian
church; Spanish classes. Baptist church
French and German, Congregational
church; Annual meeting, Ia abernacle :,
Alumni meeting. Presbyterian church !:
Professor Browns lectures. Baptist
church; Vocal contest. tabernacle.
The following visitors are registered at
the Seaside Inn: ]. q. Dukenan. A. Il.
Jackson. A. B.Workman. +. B. Elberson.
+. NJ. Larkin and wife, u. G. Lewis, r..
A. Sanborn, B. s. Cotcs. J. G. Koop. G..
II. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Gray.
Mrs. G. II. Dunton and Miss Alice Dun
ton, +. q. Ruskin, +. Blockley. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 6. Breed, Miss Greene, Miss
Moore. Robert Carheart, Elmer E. Brown
and wife.
Registered at at the Bay View are B.
r.. Baldridee. M. Baldridge, W. B. Gar
ner, Charles q. Leslie and wife. G. B..
Poole. H. Il. SWEET and wife, H. S. CLARK,
L. NJ. knight.
I. W. Lee. wife and child, George Shidd.
Carlos Bransby. Miss M. Hyde, Isaac
Springer. and William Heuster are at the
Town Villa.
When you arrive at Long Beach go to the
Seaside Inn or the Henderson House, the only
first-class hotels in the city. All new appoint
menis. Special rates to families. Mrs. ID. C.
Higbie. proprietor.
Bring lunch baskets and eat in pavilion on
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