The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
A Church Reception to Rev.
and Mrs. Clark Crawford.
Room for Improvement in the House
Numbering System.
Lyosum OHcers Instaltad-Mrs. heid
Ipjured-A Plasterer's Loss
Notes.

the first opportunity which had been
given for meeting Mrs. Crawford, and
the church was filled with well.wiahers
OF the newly-married couple.
The guests were received by the recep'
ton committee. consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. N. Van Mugs, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Guiles, Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Wallace, D. @. Por-
ter and Miss Elizabeth Jones. assisting
Rev. and Mrs. Crawford. The floral
decorations were especially beautiful and
in excellent taste. roses and vines being
interviewer, forming a charming COM
bination. The decorating was in the
hands of com mittee consisting of Miss
Claudine Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson, Miss Rsqua and Mr.. 3. Ste
vens.
Elegant refreshments were served dur
ing the evening under the supervision
of Mise Peck, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
7. j. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. McHarry,
Miss Bosby and Mr.. Miller. The recep-
ton committee said that all were taken
care OF, and the gathering was in every
way complete success.
Rev. Clark Crawford has been pastor
of the M. E. church here Tor several
years, and is generally held in high es-
TEEN. His bride 10 young LADY OF high
standing, and both have q host OF
frienda who join in best wishes.
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THE HoUsE-NUMBERINa MATTER.
The communication of Mr.. Kernaghan
to the city council relative to our pres
emit house-numbering system, or rather
lack of system, published in today'a
HERALD should receive prompt atten-
| ton at the hands OF the city fathera-
| THE HERALD some time ago called attsn-
| ton to the deplorabls condition oil
affairs which exists, and the council has
frequently discussed the matter. Ii has
been agreed by all that something
should be done. but there the thing has
ended. The trouble ia not 30 much
with the present system as it 10 with its
non.enforcemens. The ordinance now
in force allows for number every 1919
feet in all parts of the city, which would
be all right If the people would only pull
down their old numbers and put up the
right ones. It ia not likely, however,
that this will ever happen unless, as Mr..
Kernaghan suggests, the matter is made
compulsory, in which case the proper
officers would be empowered to make
the change at the expense OF the prop
erty owners in case they failed to do 80.
LYcEUM OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The annual installation of officers Of
the Y. NJ. @. A. lyceum was held last
evening, a large crowd OF young men
being present. The ceremony was oon-
Quoted by Mr.. George B. Mclaughlin.
chairman of the executive committee.
The new officers are as follows: Prof.
A, L. Hamilton, president; A. M. Strong,
yice-preaident, w. B. Taylor, recording
secretary; l.. H. Turner, treasurer /;
Glenn Allen, sergeant-at-srms; Geo.
TAYLOR, corresponding secretary.
Following the installation number
of interesting speeches were delivered
by members of the organization. Prof.
A. L, Hamilton OF Throop college spoke
ON the good work accomplished by the
society during the past years and cons
graduated ita members upon the large
increase.
MRS. DIR. REID INJURED.
Mrs. Reid. wife OF DIR. III. A. Reid,
was go unfortunate as to break her arm
yesterday in most peculiar manner.
While hitching up horse she stepped
ON the halter rope when the animal
threw up his head and tripped her up.
In falling che struck on her head and
arm, cutting the scalp and breaking one
OF the bones of her left arm. Medical
assistance was at once called inand the
limb taken care OF.
HE LOST FIFTY DOLLARS.
Mr.. Langstnff, q plasterer employed
on the new Hopkins residence, is mourn
ing the losa OF $50 in gold coin. Yester-
day he drew the money, one $40 and two
500 pieces, from the bank before going
to work. Later he hung up his coat and
vest while at work, and when he came
back the money was gone.
NOTES.
The local insurance men are cutting
prices.
The regular weekly hop occurs at Ho-
tel Green tomorrow evening.
MIR. Vermil'an arrived yesterday from
the east. His mother will come about
May let.
Several Throop students went up the
trail to Wilson's peak today. accompa.
MED by @. s. Martin.
A valentine cotillon will be given at
Hotel Green February 18Th under direc-
ton OF Prof. Kramer.
The funeral OF A. McWhirter was held
this afternoon from the undertaking
parlors OF Reynolds & Van Mugs. Rev.