Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
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Los Angeles commandery No Q, X.
t., will confer the Order of the Temple
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Stanford Men at Meet
The Stanford club of Los Angeles
will attend the big field meet at Po-
mona Saturday in body. The club
will leave Los Angeles at / o'clock
in a special train over the Santa Fe.
Train col.ides With Wagon
A passenger train of the Southern
Pacific ran into wagon of the "A 1"
Express company at the intersection
of North Main and Redondo streets
yesterday afternoon. The wagon was
wrecked, but the driver escaped by
jumping.
Porch Climber Secures Ring
porch climber entered residence
ing while the family of G. P. Thresher,
occupants of the house, were at din
ner. The front rooms on the upper
floor were ransacked and diamond
ring and other articles Of jewelry
stolen.
Auto Driver Fined
w. r. Ruess of the Western Motor
company was fined S. by Justice
Chambers yesterday on a charge of
violating the automobile ordinance.
The charge was preferred by officers
Allen and Mojonnier, who testified
that Ruess was driving his machine
on South Broadway and that no num-
Der was attached to the auto
"Who Are Gods Minsters"
DIR. Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall
has announced as the subject of his
lecture at Blanchard hall Sunday af-
ternoon, "Who Are Gods Minister'S"
The lecture promises to be more than
usually interesting, and it is said will
be given in answer to some pertinent
remarks on the privileges of the
clergy made by local clergyman.
To Blow Up Ship
One of the features of the produce
tion "A Prisoner of War;" to be given
at the Burbank theater next week, is
the blowing up of the Russian battle
ship Retvizan by a submarine mine.
Another feature that will attract con-
siderable attention is the naval at
tack on Port Arthur and the lombard
ment of the fortresses, showing al
most a dozen battleships in action.
Theater Party at Belasco
Seventy-two seats at the Belasco
theater production of "Parsifar last
evening were occupied by the members
of escort team of Golden Eagle lodge.
The party was given in honor Of
Frank Schafer, captain of the drill
team, which recently won the prize in
the competitive drill which was held
at Temple auditorium. This is one of
the largest theater parties ever given
in the Belasco.
Sunday School Benefit
The first of series of six enter
tainments will be given tomorrow
evening for the benefit of the piano
fund of the Sunday school Of the
Olivet Congregational church. The
pupils of Dobinson's school will present
Sonny" tomorrow evening at the
church, corner Washington street and
Magnolia avenue. Miss Mary Barnett
will render piano solo and Mr.. Wal
per a violin solo.
Missionary Will Lecture
Tonight and Friday night Mrs. j.
Woodberry, who has just reached this
country after ten years of missionary
work in the far east under the Chris
tion and Missionary alliance, will give
stereopticon lectures in the Central
NJ e. church, Fifteenth street. be-
tween Main and Hill. Mrs. Wood
berry will speak particularly on China
and the Boxer uprisings, and Japan
and the present war.
Missionary Workers
An all-day meeting of the Wo-
mans Federation of Christian Mis- =
sionary Workers will be held, tomor-
row at the First Congregational
church, commencing at 10 a. IN. The
following program will be rendered: :
Devotions, Miss Cora l., latham;
workers conference, three minute
talks address, "Mission Work in Ko-
rea," Miss Katharine Wambold, mis-
sionary from Korea; music, "Koto
SOLO" Mrs. Takagawa; conservation
service, Mrs. ]. S. Norvell. After
noon, 1;45 o'clock, deyotions, Mrs. AL
yah Grant Fessenden; address, Mrs.
w. S. Bartlett; solo, Miss Charlotte
Pinkham; offering; city missions, jap
anese, Mrs Il. A. Billings; Chinese,
Mrs. Anna S. Wolfskill; Korean. Mrs.
Florence Sherman; Spanish, speaker
not announced