The herald., 1895-05-27
Local and Personal

The vestry OF st. Augustine are making
plans to endeavor to raise the lndeted-
ness of the parish, and all Episcopalians.
whether residents or simply guests. will
feel church pride in aiding. All our
citizens should join in the movement.
Subscriptions toward the fund for liaui.
da ting the debt can be left with any OF
the vestrymen or at the postoffice news
stand or with the rector at the rectory on
Fifth street. Let everyone pull! together
unltedly in the effort to clear from debt
the beautiful house of worship.
Ground has been broken for Southern
Califo. MIA home for j. H. Clarke on the
corner of Fifth and Arizona. which will
be handsome addition to the beautiful
houses in that locality.
Professor George Young will Hook after
the teaching of swimming at the North
Beach bath house this year.
There has been a change in the station
agent on the Southern Pacific here. d. B.
Schenck leaving for Downey and Mr.
Mcherson coming here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schenck while with us have made many
friends. who regret exceedingly their de-
y !. Messrs. HeR. Burke and s. Burke are
among the recent San Francisco ads
ditions at the Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stewart of Phila-
delphia are stopping at the city by the
sea for few. days. preparatory to leaving
this section for home.
H. M. Barper OF Portland, Ore., regis
| tered at the Arcadia on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Cooper and family
of Denver. Colo, are nicely situated at
the Arcadia.
Herald save four times in seven years
and hereby proves his good Judgment in
staying by a good paper. has his new
hotel the Atlanta. nearly ready for OPEN
ing. 1t will be cosy seaside home for
those who try his comforts.
rvAd n n
rews this week of the death of her grand
father. Bascom Kent of Ellenville.
Georgia, who had passed the century line.
being 106 years and months old. when
death came. He was said to be the Oldest
Methodist living in the United States: j. H::.
street broke her leg on Thursday last.
much to the sorrow of a host of friends
who will be glad to know that she il as
we'll as could be- expected ct this writ
ing.
ton OF residence for DR.. Kugh on the
corner of Nevada avenue and Third
street.
Another change goes into effect Sun.
day on the Santa Fe as follows: Arrive
here daily at 9:45 and 10: 40 a. m. and 2;20
and 6:10 pm. Leave for Los Angeles
daily at 40 and 10 a. m, and 8 and
4:10 p. M. A Sunday extra leaves here
at :25 p. NJ.
Henry Ryan. Hampton, Va. A. W.
MCPHERSON, Martin Kearney, Downey 0.
l.. Kay, r. d. Nation. Elmer Powell
Edith M. Kay, W. V. Kay. Mrs. P. l..
Kay, Mrs. f. A. Cook, Phoenix. Ariz.
Ralph L. Hoyt. E. E. McKeever. Los
Angeles, registered today at the st.
James.
The entertainment given at the Episco-
pal parish hall on Thursday evening was
one of the most enjoyable Of the year.
the programme being we'll arranged. the
rendition good and the audience large.
Mrs. DR.. Emerson presided. The shadow
pantomimes were exceedingly good and
created a demand for more in the COM
munity. The following was the pro-
gramme, the entertainment winding up
with superior refreshments.
Duet, Tannhauser-Mrs. w. H. Edwards and
Miss Dixon.
Song. The Bugler-w H. Dickinson.
Recitation, The Triumph of Christ-Miss
Evelyn Blair.
Song, Laddie-Mrs H. W. Edwards.
Song, The Bell Buoy-R. C. Hunter.
Recitation, John Maynard-Miss Kennedy.
Piano solo. The Turkish Patrol-MrA H. w.
Edwards
Song, Thou Art So Near and Yet 80 Far
Mrs. Hardwicke. -
Song-Mr. II atheway.
Recitation The Parsons Psrty-Miss Pear
Kuns.
Duet Lohengrin-Mrs. H. W. Edwards and
Miss Dixon.
Shadow pantomime.
Captains of spelling beer. c. Hunter and
W. II. Dickinson.