The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-06
LOCAL NRws NOTES.
Living Whist class will meet Monday
night at Illinois hall.

Living Whist class will meet Monday
night at Illinois hall.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran.
teed. Fanny Green, 144 8. Main. room 8
The noted test medium, DR.. Schles.
niger. at New Music hall this afternoon
and evening. See church notice.
Simpson III. E. tabernacle, Seventh
aud Hope streets. IL O. m. today, SER
mon by Presiding Elder G. NJ. White.
Rev. A. @. Bane will preach at Trinity
Methodist church, Broadway Morning
Holiness or He'll. Evening: The Bottled
Door.
60 hear Miss Gertrude Aud sing and
DR.. Tracy's illustrated lecture in Simp-
son tabernacle tonight. A silver Offer
ing at the door.
The Jenny Lind of this age. Miss Ger.
truds Aud, sings in Simpson tabernacle
tonight and DR.. Tracy lectures. A silver
offering at the door.
Miss Gertrude Auld, tbs phenomenal
soprano, sings in Simpson tabernacle
tonight and DR.. Tracy lectures. silver
offering st the door.
The publishers OF Land and Water will
add q fraternal department to their
paper next week, in charge of A. II. s.
Perkins, late editor of Open Sesame.
There will be a meeting of the Work
ing Bows Home society on Monday,
January Z. ct 2 p. m. at the Pleasanton
hotel. corner Temple street and Grand
avenue. New members arc urged to be
present.
There are undeivered kilograms ut
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's Office. corner First and Spring,
etreets, January 9Th. for Mike Reilly,
Mrs G. l.. Longstreeth, Bell Bros, Mro.
Josie Deming
Dr.. Tracy gives his LIBERATED lecture
on Ben Hur. beautifully illustrated with
l2S views. in Simpson tabernacle tomor-
row (Monday) night. Admission 70
cent?. Don't misc it.
Dr. Tracy gives bie illustrstad lecture
on The Nations Curse, and Miss
Aud. the phenomenal soprano sings at
Simpson tabernacle at 7 80 p. m. at
night the collection will be ia ken at the
do r. silver offering asked.
There will he al important meeting of
the Los Angeles Republican club ut 10
West Second street tomorrow at 80
D. N. The adoption o. bylaws, COM
pletng the organization, and other bus
mess Of Importance to tho club will be
discussed
Dr.. Tracy will close his neres of tenn.
perance lectures in Simpson tabernacle
Monday evening. January 7ih, with his
famous lecture Ben Hur. or the Tale o!
the Christ, with 1875 stereopticou illus
trations. Admission 20 cents.
Dr. Edward J. Hedield. late of Phila-
delpha, physician and surgeon, Brad
bury building, rooms 2l0-2l1. Hours,
10 to II. 2 to 4. to s. Special attention
given 10 diseases of nose. throat, chest
and all chronic diseases, both male and
female Consultations free.
Olive lodge No. rs and Gauntlet lodge
No. 129, knights OF Pythias, will hold a
joint installation of their newly elected
officers on Monday evening at Pythian
Castle hail, to be followed by "emoke"
and general good time. All Pythians in
the city are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. E. S. Chapman. D. D., OF Oak
land will conduct evangelistic services
in the FiraS Presbyterian church, be-
ginning this evening at 7 80 O'Clock end
continuing through the week, Saturday
excepted, at and 7;30 p. N. All are
invited to hear this talented and in
structing man.
Church of st. Paul the Apostle,
Episcopal. Olive street, opposite Cen
trail park. Services today: Holy COM
munion, z 80; morning prayer, 10 G. M. (;
sermon, II a. ~. Rendition OF Haydn's
third mass at $50 p. H. by the full
choir with orchestral accompaniment.
The public welcome.
Webater Tailoring company, Macca.
bee temple, formerly Imperial theater
rooms and 2. Club No. l, No. SO, j,
B. Brooks, 1917 N. Spring street. Club
No. 2. NJ. "a, NJ. Sutherland. at South
ern Pacific depot. Club No, g. No. rs,
NJ. H. Laycock, city. Webster Tailor
ing company
At ST. PauPs Episcopal church this
morning the rector, Rev. John Gray,
breaches upon the Irreclaimable Past.
In the evening the choir will render the
music of Haydn's Third Mass, with full
orchestral accompaniment. The special
musical services are held on the first
Sunday evening of each month, and
always crowd the church to OVERLOOKING.