Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
PAVILION BONDS
TO Be VOTED ON
LIVELY ELECTION PENDING AT
LONG BEACH
Citizens Hold Well Attended Meeting
at Which the Question Of
Dancing ls Eagerly
Debated
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb 24.-There was
a lively meeting in the Long Beach
Tabernacle last evening, citizens of the
place having met to present their views
whether or not Long Beach should
issue $4,000 of bonds for the purpose
of building a new beach pavilion. This
issue is to be voted upon at a special
election tomorrow. The opponents of
the issue last night clearly stated that
they would be willing to vote for the
pavilion IL they could be insured It
would be simply a convention hall and
not a public dancing place.
Thomas Braun Of Chicago, who Is
stopping at 1911 West Tenth street,
Los Angeles, came to Long Beach this
morning and notified the police that he
had been robbed Of a pocketbook con-
tanning $40 while watching the cele-
bration on the beach here Washing
toms birthday. He did not discover
his loss until he reached Los Angeles
j. b. Lee of S49 Pine avenue died sud-
denly about noon today. He was in
apparently good health this morning
at midday ate a good meal and walked
into another room. A few moments
later his wife followed and found him
dead in his chair. Heart disease was
the cause.
To Organize Y. M. C. A.
A meeting of representatives of local
church societies was held last evening
at the home of c. j. Walker at Fourth
street and Cedar avenue for the pur-
pose of cooperating in the work of
organizing Young Mems Christian as
sociation here. A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare a statement to show
to those desiring membership. A plan
for the new Y. M. c. A. building has
been drawn and will be shown together
with the statement.
A shower party was given DR.. and
Mrs. w. r. Price at their home on
Signal Hill last evening by sixty-three
of their fellow members of the Psychic
Research society.
A new musical club has made its ap-
pearance here. 1t is the Treble Clef
club, composed of young ladies who
are: Miss Cadmus, Miss Peck and
Mrs. Holt first sopranos; Mrs Virgin,
Miss Eastman and Miss Lincoln, Sec
ond sopranos; Mrs. Cadmus, first alto
Mrs. Young, second alto; Miss Theta
Lynn is director. The club will make
it's first public appearance at the COM
ing Christian Endeavor convention
f. H. DAILY, president of the Dickin-
son County State bank of Spirit Lake.
Ia, c. r. Chandler and F. W. Barron,
merchants, and William Hayward,
lawyer, of the same place, are visiting
in Long Beach and looking over the
real estate investment field.
The members of the Twilight club
were entertained by Miss Mildred
White of upper American avenue yes
terday. The program included the
reading of several original poems. The
favors were brownies.
Local Eagles Banqueted
The newly elected officers of the local
aerie of Eagles entertained the men,
bers at banquet in the Delaware cafe
last evening. Plates were laid for
sixty. After the banquet a short pro-
gram was rendered. Mrs. N. c.
Drake was pianist. H. H. Fleischer re-
cited and w. F. Crist, r. G. Gary, Bert
Paul and A. H. Murray sang.
The Young Womans Christian assso-
citation held delayed valentine social
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.
C. Yeomans on Orange avenue.
A lecture on india" was delivered
in the Methodist church last evening
by Rev. Harry White Of Los Angeles,
M. S. Julian, an old resident of Long
Beach, is lying very i'll at his home on
Cedar avenue.
Ask about golf tournament at Coronado.