The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-08-07
REDONDO
HiIitlamen Arrive piritualIst Camp Meet
ing-Notes and Personals

HiIitiamen Arrive Splrituallst Camp Meet
in9-Notes and Personals
REDONDO, Aug. 6.-This morning
the streets resounded to the strains of
martial music as company c of the
Seventh regiment, N. G. c., marched
down Alameda street from the Redon-
do railway depot and up Emerald ave-
nue. to their camp. There were about
fifty men of the line, in command OF
Capt. Fred H. Teale and his staff. They
were met at the station by large dele
cation of the leading citizens, who babe
them welcome to their new quarters.
On the grounds are three rows of tents;
sentinel PAGES to and fro before the
guard house. and all Ia under military
discipline. The boys have prepared
jolly program for each day Of their en-
campment, and things WILL without
doubt. be lively while they are here.
At the Spiritualist camp meeting this
morning the usual mediums conference
was led by Mrs. Finnican. H. M.
Higgins made the principal speech Of
the meeting. Prof. J. s. Loveland deliv
cred an interesting address at the after
noon session, which was followed by
tests by Mrs D. N. Place. The address
OF the evening was given by Prof. J. w.
Colville. Mrs. Maud Freitag conducting
the tests.
The features Of tomorrow's program
Will be: Addresses by Geo. w. Carpen-
ter and Mrs. e. Browning and tests by
Mrs. Ladd- Finnican and Maud Freitag.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Francis enter
tanned large number Of their friends
at carnation party today A special
train from Santa Monica conveyed the
guests to this place, where they enjoyed
a frolic In the plunge, afterward going
IN ha h h<,f1 o., <I.z -
The afternoon was delightfully."- spent in
visiting the carnation gArdens and 9TH
er points of interest, after which the
merry company returned in their train
to Santa Monica, each guest carrying a
large bunch of the beautiful Redondo
carnations as souvenir of the happy
day.
The Redondo Bryan club will hold a
grand open-air rally tomorrow evening
In the public square. Major w. r.
Burke and other prominent speakers of
Los Angeles will be present and address
the meeting.
G. w. Rushton and Fred Harris, two
well-known business men of this city,
have been complained against for fail
ure to pay their city license. The suit
will be a friendly one to test the city Ii
cense ordinance.
Redondo tent No. 7. of the Order of
Maccabees, held its regular installation
services at Forresters' hall yesterday
evening, Deputy Supreme Commander
'Chas. Luckenbach and e. Guthrie of
Los Angeles officiating Following are
the newly installed officers: Past COM
mander, 8. D. Barkley; commander, S.
Blanchard; lieutenant commander, E.
H. Mix; record keeper. M. V. Fisher;
chaplain, r. Foster; sergeant, o. T.
Clutter; master alarms, II. Rohr; first
master of the guards. P. Byrnes; sec
ond master of the guards, G. V. Dunn;
sentinel. H. George; picket, p. Reed
New members will be initiated at the
next monthly meeting in September.
The barkentine Portland cleared port
this morning for Seattle.
+. D. English returned from Ventura
this morning. where he has been at
tending the Democratic congressional
convention.
With the big program prepared by the
militia, the Spiritualist camp meeting,
the excellent open-nir concert by the
Los Angeles Military band. and the nu-
merous natural attractions Of this pleas
ant resort, Redondo will be popular
place next Sunday.
\ Mrs. Fred c. Mellus has completed ar
engagements for her concert at Forces .
ters' hall next Saturday evening, and,
from the names of those who appear on
the program, delightful entertainment
may be expected.
A. NJ. Clifford of Pasadena spent the
day enjoying the cool air Of Redondo.
Parties from the interior arrive and
pitch their tents on the beach every
day, until now the white-walled colony
has grown to the proportions of small
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