Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
Pennsylvania Society Picnic

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The members of the Pennsylvania So
ciety of Los Angeles and their families
held a picnic at Laurel canyon yester-
day.
Convent Dedicated Thursday
The new building of the Convent OF
the Good Shepherd, West Pico street,
will be dedicated Thursday morning at
$3.50 by Bishop Conaty.
New Minister in Pulpit
Rev. J. Fred Jenkins, pastor of the
Baptist church at ocean Park. will
preach at Orchard Avenue Baptist
church this morning.
Fined for Cruelty
Andrew Faure, charged with cruelty
to animals, was fined $50 by Judge Aus
tin yesterday morning. Faure drove an
animal that was unfit for work.
High Mass at ST. Agnes
Rev. John w. Sullivan of Menlo Park
seminary will preach at the high mass
at 10:30 o'clock this morning at St
Agnes church. Rev. c. de Ceuninck
will be celebrant.
Memorial Service
The members Of Los Angeles hive
No. 1, Ladies of the Maccabees, will
hold a memorial service at Burbank
hall Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. ]. A. Lands will deliver the
memorial address.
Socialist Meeting
The regular propaganda meeting Of
the Socialist party will be held this
evening at Metropolitan hall, 327 South
Spring street. William c. Owen will
address the meeting on the subject
"Losing Sight of Fundamental Issues"
Knights Personals
Two men of prominence among the
large number of visiting knights in
Los Angeles during the past week were
the Rt. Rev. NJ. Bernard Murphy, father
of the abbott of the Sacred Heart, and
the Rev. T. A. Murphy of the Sacred
Heart. Both are from Oklahoma.
Hynes Pleads Guilty
William Hynes, charged with having
carried a concealed weapon and threat
ening the life of a street car conductor
last Friday afternoon, pleaded guilty in
Judge Chambers court yesterday morn
ing. The sentence will be pronounced
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Elect Bank Directors
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the German-American Savings bank.
held yesterday, ]. NJ. Schneider and
Walter Haas were elected directors 70
fill vacancies on the board. Mr.. Schnei-
der is the president of the J. w. Robin
son company, proprietors of the Boston
dry goods store. Mr.. Haas is well
known as former city attorney.
Held Up and Robbed
D. w. MacCormack, who lives at 765
Wall street, reported to the police yes
terday that on Friday night about II
O'Clock, as he was standing outside of
the Eden cafe, Alameda and Also
streets, he was accosted and robbed by
q man VINO Claimed TO De QeIeCIlVe.
MacCormick says the man displayed q
star and brandished a gun and that he
gruffiy demanded him to turn his
pockets inside out. The victim claims
he was robbed of $14
Ghost Lecture Tonight
The change from Sunday afternoons
to Sunday evenings at Blanchard hall
where DIR. McIvor-Tyndall has beer
giving series of Sunday lectures or
metaphysics and psychology, has re
suited in such large audiences tha
extra seating capacity has been secured
to accommodate the extraordinary at,
tendance. The Sunday evenings will
be continued through the present
month, or until the weather becomes
excessively warm. BY request, DIR
McIvor-Tyndall will tonight lecture or
"Ghosts," a subject that caused sucf
sensation some months ago. The
discourse is under the auspices of the
Psychic Science alliance and the ad
mission will be free to the public.