The herald., 1895-08-25
THE SUMMER At LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Aug. 24.-Long Beach
tent, No. II, X. 0. 7. NJ, gave an enter
tainment Tuesday evening which drew
an audience large enough to fill every
seat in Foresters' hall. The tent here is
strong numerically, socially and tinan-
cially. numbering among its members
some of our most respected and solid cit
liens. and its entertainments are always
looked forward to with pleasure.
Past Commander Henry Harrison acted
as master of ceremonies, giving as a
prelude to the entertaining program me
short and spicy synopsis of the aims
and purposes OF the order, which he
claimed to be superior to the generality
of the fraternal organizations.
The convention of the Christians which
has been holding forth here at the Tab
ernacle closes this Sunday evening,
having had remarkably successful and
interesting session. thousands OF people
being in attendance during the ten days
the meetings lasted.
The Rev. a. G. Smither of the First
Christian church Los Angeles, pres id ed
over the deliberations of the convention,
and as tho meetings were ended with
the sublime spirit of brotherly love and
harm mony, there was no occasion for the
! exercise OF the parliamentary abilities
| this gentleman is credited with the pos
! session OF. The Rev. J. A. Il. Romig.
an evangelist of national reputation, a
| brilliant and magnetic speaker, with an
earnestness of purpose and force of char
acter born of a knowledge OF the truths
OF the sublime teachings of the Book.
preached a series OF sermons OF femarka-
Bile depth and power.
Company Il, n. G. c., signal corps 100
strong. passed through here yesterday
morning en- route to Catalina, wheye they
go into military camp for ten days
The annual camp meeting OF the Soci-
ETY. of Friends began yesterday, Saturday,
and will continue for the next ten days,
the new Baptist church on Locust avenue
having been secured for the meetings.
The first two days, Saturday and Sunday,
will be devoted to conference, the bal
ance of the time until September ID be-
ing set apart for the school OF methods.
The following. guests are at the Aris-
and daughter Of Pasadena. and Mr..
Muchet and wife. San BernardiDo; Mrs.
Byrnes, New York, and II. e. Graham,
Chicago.
The 6-year- r-old son OF Contractor l. II.
Day OF Whittier, who with his parents is
visiting his cousin, John Wilson, the
produce merchant, had his left arm brok
places by his being caught between the
arms of one of the bath house swings.
The yacht Dawn returned from her trip
to Catalina Thursday evening, her eleven
pleasure seeking passengers being unan-
ImoUs in their expressions of the good
time experienced by them on the voyage.
Mrs. l.. \. Marsden Mrs. Mary San
born and MISS Jennie Whiliger of Whit
tier, who had Deen visiting Mrs. E.
Leonard and daughters Mrs. NJ. G. Teal
and Miss Stella b. Norton of Alamltos,
have returned home delighted with their
visit.
Rev. Father Gourrell, Mr.. Reardon Of
Los Angeles and Miss Kuykendali of
Portland. Ore, were entertained last Fri
day at dinner by Mrs. J. n. Sutton and
family.
Forest Hood, former resident of
Long Beach, has branched out as gro
Gerry merchant III Los Angeles.
Miss Adele Wooster of Los Angeles is
the guest of her friend, Miss Carrie A.
Hart, at her residence on Magnolia ave-
nue..
AT the pretty little Sunnyside cottage
of Mrs. e. l.. McCutcheon, corner of Sec
ond street and Cedar avenue, the follow
ing visitors have apartments: Mrs. Con-
ger and daughter, Miss Lulu, Mrs. Hughes
and daughter of Pasadena, Miss Florence
Hoagh of San Bernardino, W. H. Hand.
wife and two daughters, n. Sutherland
and daughter, Mrs. Stearns and son of
Highland. DR.. Belle Anderson Gemmell
and daughter, who have been some time
visiting at the beach, guests at the Sun
nyside cottage, have left for their Denver
home via san Francisco.
Miss Belle Reardon OF Los Angeles is
visiting at the family Of Mrs. J. N. SUIT
ton.
Miss Genevieve Reardon of Los An
geles, who has been spending the season
here, the guest OF Miss Brant returned
to her home Wednesday.
Miss L. Leonard OF Alamitos beach was
summoneu to Compton Wednesday by q
telegram announcing the serious illness
of her husband, Judge w. S. Leonard.
who resides at that place.
Miss Ethel Lerch, who has been a guest
of Mrs. j. n. Sutton and fam ly, has re-
turned to her home in los Angeles.
Rev. ana Mrs. E. \. Healy OF Ontario
who nave been at the beach in atte nd
ance at Chautauqua and the camp meet
ings, returned home yesterday.