The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-15

truth and right and justice, but, what is
much harder, to live for them
Dr. Mohn spoke on Brotherhood, Mr..
Leader on Composition and II. A.
Gibson on The Need of Theosophy.
The latter is a very talented speaker.
and the many who appreciate him will
have the opportunity to hear him to-
morrow evening at the Conservatory of
Music on West Colorado street The
subject will be: How Are the Dead
Raised Up, And With What Body Do
They Come! There will be good music.
The lecture begins at 7:45.
COURT OF THE AMARANTH.
Golden Grown Court of the Amaranth
was dedicated last evening in Masonic
hail. 1t is the second society of the
new order established in the state, and
is higher branch of the order of the
Eastern Star Nearly all of the IS
charter members of the order were pres
ent. Deputy Supreme Royal Patron
A. b. Belts performed the ceremony Of
dedication. r. Williams was deputized
for the task, and he was assisted by the
following officers of the Grand Court:
a. b. Belts, supreme royal patron;
Mrs. Crowell, supreme royal matron;
Mrs. Eyestone, associate royal matron,
w. H. Wiley supreme royal associate
patron: Mrs. Washburn, supreme treas
urer; Miss Anderson, supreme secre
tary; Miss Mamie Plant, conductress,
Miss Emma Heiss, associate conduc-
tress; j. A. Buchanan, lecturer; Miss
Lulu Bristol, honored charity; Mrs.
Sutliff, honored wisdom; Mrs Lulu
Jones, honored truth Miss McMurtie,
honored faith; Mrs. Emma Hughes.
warder; Mrs. Willard. chaplain; Mrs.
Quimby, herald Mrs. Lizzie Drake, and
Mr.. Crossman, marshals; Mr.. Thomp-
son, sentinel
The officers installed were: Mrs.
Carrie Peasely, royal matron; A. Il.
Belts, royal patron Mrs. NJ. J. Wiley,
honored associate matron; Mrs. e. II.
Royce, treasurer; Mrs Carrie B. Slate.
secretary: Mrs. Carrie b. Huff con-
ductress Mrs. r. Williams, associate
condudtress; Mrs. c. w. Buchanan,
warder; Mrs Emma Crossman. herald:
Miss Flora Banbury, charity: Mr. T. L.
Hoag, wisdom; Mrs. c. Fl. Hovey, faith;
Mrs. Mcpherson. truth; Miss Cora
shals; Mrs. Sophia Durant. prelate; Mrs.
Mary Palmateer, organist; Mr.. Thomp-
son. sentinel
Captain Bangham of Company 1 re.
ceived the following message from Los
Angeles this afternoon:
Capt. N. S. Bangham, Company I, TIN
Infantry, N. G. c.. Pasadena, Cal:
Assemble command heavy marching
order; blankets. ball cartridges, one
days rations. Take cars to Raymond
station, march thence to Ramona road:
bivOuac half mile east of Sisters school
at Ramona. Report.
JOHN r. BERRY,
Colonel.
The members of the company were
quickly rounded up and left on the 4
o'clock train for Ramona.
BREVITIES.
The horse and cart of George E. Toms,
the city scavenger came through town
last evening, shortly after o'clock, at
a rate suggestive of haste. The team
had been hitched in front of Mr.. Toms
home, when the horse became frightened
and started downward, with the evident
intention of avoiding as few vehicles
along the route as convenient. Reeds
delivery wagon, Ecksteins milk wagon
and buggy belonging to Mrs. Martin
of Orange Grove avenue We're not over
looked. the milk wagon receiving the
, most attention. The cart stopped in the
neighborhood of the Union market, mi
nus a wheel and shaft.
The Wheelmen's club run to Linda
Vista and the home of Prof. j. G. Clark
yesterday afternoon was voted the best
of the season. The time was spent in
conversation and music. and Prof
Clark sang. The program closed with an
organ and flute duet by the poet and
Clark #. Havens.
The EpwOrth league assembled in the
NJ. r. church last evening to listen to the
' discussion of the money question, <The