The herald., 1897-04-04
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nraise service. Mrs. Anna B. Southwick
of Los Angeles in charge, Mrs. Virginia
Davis of San Pedro following with
treatise on narcotics. handling her sub
ject in an able and intelligent manner.
quite number participating in the dis
cussion which followed. Mrs. Julia Vose
of Los Angeles filed in the balance of
the session by a. dissertation on System
attic Living" A nice lunch had been
provided for the visitors, which was par
taken of with relish in the chapel In
the afternoon Mrs. Laura f. Carter gave
an interesting account of the work and
labors of the Ransome home, with which
she Is connected.
Can the church do the work the w. G.
T. U. Is doing? Does 1t do it? were the
questions Mrs. j. Ellen Tupenning of
Pasadena discussed with her audience
for the next half hour evidently to their
complete satisfaction.
Mrs. Hester T. Griffith of Los Angeles
presided at the Question Box" the
last and to many the most interesting
of the afternoons sessions.
The evening session was held in the
tabernacle proper, the members of the
local w. c. T. u. with the visitors and
the Revs. A. Inwood of the NJ Z. church
and DR.. Dennen of the Presbyterian
church occupying the platform. which
the ladies had handsomely decorated.
A choir had been provided which gave
some excellent music, solo by Clifford
Smith and singing by mixed quartet
being the features.
What They Are Doing" by Mrs.
Mary A. Kennoy Of Los Angeles, What
We Are Doing" by Mrs. Hester T. Grif-
fifth of Los Angeles. and why Come
with U.s." by Mrs. Emma Cash of Los
Angeles were the subjects which found
able exponents In the persons Of the
above three ladies' and which closed this
we'll conducted and instructive all day
meeting of that noble organization
known as the w. c. T. u.
G. H. Paine and G. W. W0lther who
are here In the interest of the Land Of
Sunshine, are meeting with unqualified
success in their efforts toward getting
material for an illustrated article de-
scriptive of Long Beach which will ap-
pear in the Fiesta (May) issue of that
popular n1agazipe.
Postmaster Frank Wingard and c. e.
Cole leave tomorrow morning on their
wheels for a weeks jaunt to San Diego
and way ports.
DR.. Harry Peoples and wife spent
Thursday here, the guests of Mrs. r. D.
Curtis. The doctor and wife propose
starting n about twc weeks eE G trip
to the city of Mexico in a wagon espe-
cially prepared for the purpose.
Mrs. w. NJ. York and Miss Jessie York
of Pasadena, wife and daughter of su-
perior judge Waldo M. York. who have
been occupying apartments in the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Brown since
Wednesday, left for their Pasadena
home last evening The judge will begin
the erection of nice summer cottage
this week on his lot on Terminal island.
Miss Anna Mccarthy of East Los An
geies was a visitor to Mrs. DR.. r. D.
Peck Tuesday.
DR.. s. II. Weller. president of the
Chautauqua association of Southern
California, made hurried inspection of
the new Chautauqua summer school
building, now nearly completed, on
Wednesday morning.
Professors Crow, Cook. Hamilton and
Macleod Of the ChaStauqua executive
board were down Friday getting point
ers about the proposed new Chautauqua
auditorium.
Judge Waldo NJ Fork ana son were at
the beach Friday.
Mrs. George Curtis and daughter Mar
CAREY of Compton were visitors to Mrs.
f. D. Curtis Friday.
Thomas Outland. respected citizen
and business man, died at his residence
on Elm avenue on Friday.