The herald., 1895-08-18

exercises held every forenoon and even
ing. Nearly every southern California
church OF what is called tho Christian
denomination is represented, either by
preachingfof Rev. J. A. s. Rosmig. the
eastern evangelist. and the various1meet-
lngs of women workers, are important
features of the assembly.
The exercises this forenoon we're as
follows, beginning at $3.50 and closing at
11:15:
Praise service-H. Elliott Ward, Pasa-
.The Relation of the Preacher to the
Elder-W. Il. Crabtree, San Diego; dis.
cussion.
Relation of the Evangelist to the Pas
toI-David Walk; discussion.
Relation of the Pastor to an Evangelist
j. w. Utter. Moreno; discussion.
The exercises on Monday will begin at
$3.50 a. NJ, and continue till nearly noon.
The programme is as follows:
Devotional exercises, 25 minutes, Elder
W. +. Craptree. San Diego.
The Superintendent. (a) What he
shoutld be, II minutes, c. G. Chapman.
II minutes, J. W. Utter. Moreno.
The Teachers Meeting, 10 minutes, J.
D. Umsted, San Diego.
Reviews, Is minutes, Miss Ida Robin
son, Pasadena.
Incentives to Home Study, 10 minutes.
Kate Chaplain, Anaheim.
Opening and Closing Exercises, Is min
utes. W. l.. Jones, Pasadena.
The Secretary's Work, Is minutes. Mr..
Grant.
The Teachers Pastoral Work, 30 min
utes, W. r. Warren, Santa Barbara.
The Normal Training Class, Is minutes,
J. P. Rolston. Ventura.
The Chorister and His Work, Is min
,,ko Avto
Question Box, 30 minutes, II. F. Nc
Lain, South Riverside.
The entertainment by the Maccabees in
Foresters' hail next Tuesday night, at
which the Pearl Gleason company of
young artists from Los Angeles will ap-
cabee tent in this place is steadily gain
ing in membership and prosperity.
Superintendent Wincup of the Termi-
nal road thinks the visit to Termina al ISL
and of Congressman elect McLachlan Of
Los Angeles, and Ogden of Louisiana, for
the purpose OF inspecting the narbor, made
a very favorable im preston on both of
pleased with the harbor and spoke hignly
OF the possibilities OF San Pedro. Mr..
Wiucup also states that the Terminal
com pany intends constructing dock and
boat house on the ocean side of Terminal
Island in front of the pavilion, where
pleasure boats,can land and receive pas
sengers and where swimmers can plunge
into deep water. The boat lsnding on the
bay shore of the island 10 we'll patronzied
by persons desiring to swim or sail in
still water, but the company proposes to
also provide dock for pleasure seekers
where the tide rolls in.
N. Stansbury Of Los Angeles and his
family are living at First and Linden
streets and sitting up nights 10 review
the ocean and praise Long Beach as a
summer resort.
A. X. Crawford, a Los Angeles real
estate dealer, is here, accompanied by
Mrs. Crawford. he has charge of certain
business arrangements pertaining to the
Christian assembly.
the Southern Pacific railway, travelled to
Long Beach the other day and swelled
his lungs full OF salt sea air. So did
Major Truman, editor of the Capital. Los
Angeles. He pronounced this capital
summer resort, though he was oisap-
pointed at not being able to fish up fish
dinner anywhere in town.
Prof. G. C. Parker, of the Los Angeles
school of elocution. is here every night
to meet his wife, who is here constantly.
Both are delighted with Long Beach.
Misses Minnie Mathews and Lulu Good
win of Pomona are here fer a woweeks'
outing. Miss Cora Nance of the same
here and at Catalina, has returned
home.
Mrs. w. S. Bailey and her two children
have returned to Pomona after spending
two weeks at the beach and recuperat-
ing their health.
Postmaster Kernaghan and family OF
Pasadena came down from the Crown of
the Valley to the crown of the beach for
few days of delicious sea breeze direct
from the briny deep.
|. w. Mills and D. Wabash OF Los An
geles are at the Seaside inn; while at the
Henderson the names on the register
include those of D. J. Brostei. Mr.. L.
Wood. A. X. Crawford and wife, G. +.
Taylor and wife. Mrs. G. 7. Hale, Miss
Alice and Edith Hanley. 9. M. Burr
and Calvin Whiting of Albuquerque, N.
M; also Paul Seeger and wife, Santa
Ana; T. H. B. Cham berlin, Misses Nellie
and Beatrice Woodley, Riverside; J. b.
Kimball. Mrs. Mary Geer. Redlands.
The following persons have been. and
most of them are yet rooming with Mrs.
M. Il. Reeves, on Locust avenue: }. W.
Fawks and wife. Bur rbank; Mrs. S. A.
Widney and daughter. Boyle Heights
Mrs. NJ. b. Fassett. John Fassett, Mertt
Fassett, Ontario; Luella Thompson,
Lille and Rose Courtland. Garden Grove
Lille and Ida Best, Santa Ana; Mary
K. Edison, Isabella Smith, Gardena.