The herald., 1895-12-06
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hear the report of the committee APP
pointed TO look into the matter OF WIDEN
ing and improving the avenue. All sig
natures necessary for the purpose have
Deen secured.
Last night at the NJ. E. church Rev.
A. J. Melchonian of Armenia snose upon
the history and condition OF affairs in
his country.
Company is represented by four
teams in the whist tournament begun in
Los Angeles yesterday esening, which
will extend into January. a banqu
will be given at the end OF the tourna.
ment.
Work in the initiatory dogree and cleo
tipn OF officers take place III the Odd Fell
lows lodge t. night.
Rev. DR.. Hall has been elected mem
Der of the standing com mittee OF the new
EpiscopaIan diocese OF Southern Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. Phillips has taken possession Of
the new cottage just completed by her
OH Vineyard street adjoining the Hotel
Green park.
Al the Valley Hunt rooms last night
Mr.. Williams read Shakesnearo,s Tam
ing of tne Shrsw' to an interested audi.
ence of invited guests and mem ers OF
the club.
Last evening there was a burlesque
concert at the Spauldng. Pieces we're re-.
dered by the German band, and Miss
Phelps. MIR. Cham bers, Mr.. Hatch, Mr..
Huff and Mr.. Smith gave solos on the
piano, lutte and banjo.
The committee which was recently ap-
pointed by the Universalist church for
the purpose of assisting Miss Cleveland
with her work in her children home,
com posed OF Rev. DR.. E. l.. Conger and
Professor George Conant, has secured q
fine COW, so that the little ones are now
daily supplied with a gallon of milk.
The hearing in the Lang case, for the
violation Of the liquor ordinance, has
been reset for Saturday, December 18th.
This is done to give Judge Smith timc
to decide In the Fluke habeas corpus
case.
Tnroop memorial day, Decembe 18th,
will be appropriately celebrated by
Tbroop students. There will be an inter.
esting program which will be given at
East hall, after which there will be a
planting of trees, shrubs and vines in
memory of the founder of the institute,
Amos G. Throop.
Bank Examiner z. EIdredge has been
engaged throughout the day in making
an examinati III OF the condition OF the
First National bank.
The court OF the Independent Foresters
will hold its annual election of officers
tomurrow (Rrid.y) night in Odd Fellows
hall.
The usual Friday musical program
will be given az Throop tomorrow m. rn-
ing at Q olock, and visit RS arc especially
invited 10 be present at this hour.
Mrs. Il. A. Wore and children, who
have been visiting friends here for sew
eral days. have returned to their homo IN
Los Angeles.
MIS-. Edwin +. Brooks OF North Moline
avenue will entertain tomorrow evening,
invitations having been EXTENDED to
about forty guests.
Nj. and Mrs. X. D. Drayton of St. Pau
arrived here Yesterday, with their three
children and maid, and will mako Iasa-
dena their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman A. Craig OF Madi-
son avenue viii 60 to Coronado FOR u
weeks stay.
Mrssrs. Frank Bushnell, L. q. Lynch.
f. G. Webster and George Cope have gone
to Lake View on hunting expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. l.. Lilly of Elsino.e
arc the guests of Mrs. Vsrnum Of Cypress
street, and on their way to San Franc sen
on their wedding journey.
Rev. Dr.. e. Il. Conger is spending a
week in San Diego.
Miss Phoebe Culverts of san Bernnrdino
is guest OF Miss Lathrop uf Villa street.
Professor John A. Muir lett for his
visited Red lands and vicinity accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lukens and Mrs.
Il. Il Jones.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Green include
z. S. Eldrege, San Francisco; J. T. Hall,
New York; Henry Mayer, w. Il. Ball,
Chicago; Mrs. Fl. P. CJken, Los Angeles F.;
Mrs Arthur Cosgrove, Master Arnold
Cosgrove, San Diego; Il. A. futile, Sig.
Lanter, Leslie Bates, I. NJ. Avery,
Ralph Wylic, San Francisco; Richard
Garyoy, San GABRIEL.