The herald., 1897-06-27
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Thomas D. Allin, Mrs. E. A. Kidder, Mrs.
c. M Patterson, Mrs. j. w. McCulley,
Prof. c. M. Parker, Dr. Charles A. Briggs,
Misses Elva S. Smith, Imelda Brooks,
Annie Brooks Annie Wood Ella Wood,
s. J. Hurd, Rosa L. Allin, Alice McCulley,
Nettie Underwood, Hazel. Allin, Hazel
Hamilton, Messrs. G. Herbert Hall, F. M.
Blackiston, Bruce Turner, Lawrence Test
Ralph Twombly, Elton Hamilton, Wilbur
Johnson, Cecil Hamilton.
SACRED MUSIC
The usual sacred concert will be given at
the Universalist church tomorrow after
noon at 4:30. The trustees of the church
have issued the following card:
1T is with sincere regret that the trus-
tees of this parish see cause to criticize
the conduct of any who have attended
these free concerts, but in the interest of
those Of our guests who come to these
vesper services for an hour of quiet enjoy
ment of choice music, we ask, that except
In case of urgent necessity, all shall remain
until the close of the exerciees remember
ing also that reasonable courtesy requires
silence if not attention to those who are
striving by musical expression to raise our
thoughts to higher things. Hereafter the
galleries will be closed unless large num-
bers require additional room and then
will open only to those who are willing to
abide by the rules governing orderly as
semblies. Should anyone know upon en-
tering that they must leave before the close
they will please occupy the rear seats in
the lower part Of the house."
DEATHS DOINGs
| A telegram to Charles Yocum of East
California street, this morning told of the
death of his mother, Mrs. s. H. Yocum,
In New York city. Mrs. Yocum went to
New York about six weeks ago with the
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being accompanied by her two daughters
! and her son John. Mrs. Yocum was a
most estimable woman and had a large
number of friends who will mourn her
loss. Joseph Yocum. one of the sons who
has just returned from Stanford, expected
to join his mother in short time. No ar
rangements have yet been made for the
! funeral, but it is probable that the re-
mains will be brought here for interment,
Mr.. Yocum having died here two years
ago and the remains being buried here.
The death of Thomas N. butcher oc-
Cured at Sierra Madre yesterday and
funeral services will be held tomorrow at
2:30 p. m. in the parlors of Reynolds &
Van Nuys. Interment will be made in
Mountain View cemetery.
The death of P. Il. Qualey, aged 25. oc-
CURED yesterday at the family residence
on Holliston avenue. The remains will be
taken to Spring Grove, Minneapolis, to-
morrow by his beloved wife.
Funeral services of the late Miss Grace
Furniss, who died at Sierra Madre were
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the parlors of Reynolds & Van Nuys and
the remains were cremated today.
BREvITIES
H. A. Gibson will be the speaker at the
regular meeting of the Pasadena branch
of the Theosophical society in America to-
morrow &c subj
will be 1.-THE Reality of the Unseen" Mrs.
Kate w. Gibbs will sing and Miss Pierce
will give violin solo.
At the meeting of the reorganization
committee of the electric road last evening
it was decided to electrize the Los Robles
avenue line as soon as possible, but as it
was decided to use eight-foot ties instead
of six-foot ties. there will be some delay
in getting at the work.
At the I. o. F. regular meeting last
night r. N. Maiden was elected chief
ranger and A. f. Mills was elected delegate
to the high court to be held at Santa
Rosa.
PERSONALS
Miss Mamie James arrived this morning
from Chicago, where she has been attend
ing the Armour institute, from which she
graduated this year.
Mrs ]. S. Mills was called to Los Angeles
today by reason of the dangerous illness of
a young son of her cousin. Mr.. Archie Way
cashier of the First National bank of that
city.
Miss Glennie Pearl. who has been visit
ing relatives in San Francisco, returned
home today.
Miss Mimi Martin, teacher in the High
school, left this morning for Hillsdale
Mich. her old home, where she will spend
the summer.
Mr.. Emmett Casey, who has been spend
ing the past three months with Charles
Yocum will leave Monday for his home in
New York city.
Ralph w. Strong, of the News reporter
ial force. left today for Catalina for a
brief outing.