The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

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perfectly just that We should reap as we
have sown.
As the Christian adept, the apostle
Paul, says, "be not decsived; God Is not
Knocked; for whatsoever a man sows that
shall he also reap"
logically, If the soul is immortal it
mu reincarnate, for imm ortality means
existing eternity. and if We have ex sted
from eternity we must have been some
where. To talk OF a soul beginning at
birth OF the BODY and existing forever, 10
as lilo ical and absurd as 10 talk OF
sti with bus one end. What begins in
time must end in time.
Science offers most conclusive proofs of
reincarnstion, for il matter, force and
consciousness a-e indestructible and this
is the true theory then the substance of
the ,ul must be indestructible. II cause
and effect, attraction and repulsion are
true, then they must govern the soul. and
1t must return to earth, for all its causes
were set up here. and the effects must be
repeated here. AS long as our attractions
are for the earth We must come back to
the earth.
Int iition is the memory of tho soul by
which it recalls the earnered wisdom of
the ages OF its past evolution, and per-
csives truth as the eye psrceives lisht. 1t
is by this That We recognize people and
places whom we meet or see for the first
time in tLis life.
Half an hour was spent in answering
questions frum the audience.
The last lecture OF the course will be
given tomorrow Thursday evening at
the same place. Subject, Mahatmas,
Who anf What Are They? The Future Of
America.
PICKWICK CLUB.
The Picswick club gave its first Ladies'
night" of the season last evening at the
club TO, m, on North Fair Oaks avneue,
and large number of the members and
tteir lady friends enjoyed a very pleasant
evening The committee of arrangements,
composed of Messrs. F. R. Harris, Cap
tain Sim psun, A. 8. Turbett and d. VI.
Permar, had spared no pains to make the
rooms attractive and to provide for tins
enjoyment of the guests. The rooms
were decorated with flowers, ferns and
palms and an orchestar was IN attendance
to enliven the hours with music. The
carly part of the evening was devoted to
progressive euchre, in which the prizes
were awarded to the following players:
First prize for ladies, lovely silver pa
per GUTTER Mrs. W. j. Piero.; ladies CON
ISOLATION prize, Miss Lea Rigg, in the form
the playing: genllemen's first prize,
Henry Nj. Greene, an ivory game marker;
consolation, a whistle, Mr.. Flagg.
Pool and billiards engaged the attsn-
ton OF some OF the guests, and after the
serving of refreshments of ice cream and
cake, with fruit punch, dancing was en-
gagged In for the rest of the evening.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. c. B. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. GasscocK,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Hartwel, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs; ], Ii. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Fl. Jordan, Mrs. wooley,
Misses Dawes, Mitchell, Stout, Mellish,
Newly, Silver, Turbett, Cook, kige, Rena
Rieg, Bushnell, Leach, Satter,hwaite,
Benedict, Cham berlain, Casterline,
Messra. s; r. Lippincott, D. W. Permar,
Greene, Mitchell, c. i. Miller of Mon
royia, Flag, E. J. Pyle H. C. Holt, l..
J. bbott, T. A. Simpson, Fl. G. Simp-
son, r. S. Al en-, C. y. Chambers, D. F.
S. Abbott, F. II. Fernald, B. y. Kendall,
a. S. Turbett, H. c. Rogers, Colonel
Lawson, W. J. Craig, W. l.. Garter, W. W.
Benedict, Theodore Coleman and many
others.
TWILIGHT CLUB.
The lately organized Twilight club held
its second meeting last evening to hear
the port OF the committee and to discuss
the matter of giving the first banquet of
tIo OIuOt VIA ooSul vi VIC ltS
meeting night-the last Tuesd ~ OF the
m onJh-in this ca.s the 26th ms
Few A. Nj. Merwin, the president OF
'he club, presided a the meeting. The
'om mIttee recommended that the ban
luet he held at the Hotel Green, and
hat the hour be p, NJ. Ii was consid-
ered that the banquet itself would prob
ably occupy about an hour and half,
md the speeches following perhaps an
Iour more. A number Of new mem bers
we're admitted TO the organization, a nd
the club then adjourned until the date
-oided upon.
TOURNAMENT ENTRIES.
Manager Holmes of the Hotel Green
has been enrolled as a member of the
Tournament association, and says lie will
be glad to hslp MAKO 1t a success. the
Hotel Green tinat was one OF the best in
last years pageant, and doubtless will
be as fine this year. Mr.. Hovey of the
Raymond nurseries also SAYS he will be
glad TO enter turnout of some kind in
the parade, and he has the material at
nis command, as we'll BIS the skill and
taste. to make it great attraction.
A COLLEGE SOCIETY.
The boys of Throop Polytechnic havs
forms poys' debating and literary
society under the name of kappo Rho