Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06
PIco HEIeHTs

Rev. J. NJ. schaehe, pastor Of tn
Plco Heights Congregational church
will preach at the morning service to
day on the subject. The Great Com
mission" In the evening the churcl
will give a farewell" to Miss Abbi,
Chapin, about to start as missionar.
in China. Miss Chapin's brother. Rev
Dwight Chaplin. will preach. Mrs. Fred
Duy. soloist Of note, will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Mitchell from "
Paso, Tex, are stopping at 1911 Cata-
lima street for a brief stay on tn,
Heights.
Or. Pollock of Newcastle, Pa. and
hsi family have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w @. Buffinger at their home al
1911 Vermont avenue. The doctor may
locate somewhere in Los Angeles
county.
w o. Lewis and bride, nee Miss
Mabel A. Murphy. left Thursday ev-
enlng for an extended tour, which will
include Yellowstone park, Seattle
Portland and other points of interest
They will return about the first of Sep
tember to their home, 925 Cahuenga
street.
on Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. schaele, in El Molino street, the
Union Missionary societies Of the Con-
gregational church gave farewell re-
oeption to the Misses Chaplin, who
leave for China on the 18th inst. BY
invitation the members of the Metho-
dist and Baptist Foreign Missionary
societies were present to do honor to
these young women. After prelimin.
ary exercises of a religious character
Miss Abbie Chaplin gave a brief ad-
dress on the spiritual, educational and
evangelistic aspects of the work they
intend to perform. The ladies brought
children's garments, toys, pictures and
pencils and a box was packed for their
future pupils.
The members and friends of the
Methodist church showed their appre-
citation of their pastor, Rev. David
Lonfbarron, by the gift of a gener-
ously-flled vacation purse, which he
is enjoying in visiting interesting
points along the Pacific coast. It is the
unanimous desire of his congregation
that he should serve the Pico Heights
church as its pastor another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. stephens, after
fortnight at the Lewis and Clark
exposition at Portland. have returned
to their home at 1925 Reid street.
Rev. Stephen A. Bowers will preach
this morning in the Methodist church
at II a. m. and again at 1880 p. m.
w. H. Guthrie and wife have left for
Rochester, Indiana, after visit at the
home of a brother, R. A. Guthrie, 2697
West pico street. The brothers had
not met since the death of their moth
er, which occurred forty years ago.
H. E. Davis and family have taken a
cottage at 1857 King street for the sum-
mer. They have recently arrived from
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Capt. Bluef1at of the fire department
has returned from a pleasant vacation
trip to Portland, Seattle, San Fran
cisco and other northern cities.
George Ely of Tenth and BerendoI
streets, has recently returned with his
bride from the Portland fair.
Mrs. C. H. Thingelstead of New Or
leans, La, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Guyott of Boyle Heights,
and Mrs. William Haynes of 1904 Nor
mandie street.
F. L. Thompson, recently from Neva-
da, Iowa, has taken the cottage auI
1884 Hobson street for the season.
Charles Weise of the Philippines and
Miss Tillie Hasslieder were married |
at Arlington Heights on Tuesday after
noon. The house decorations we're of I
white flowers in settings of green
Fifty guests were present. Rev. ]. NJ. |
Schaehe performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Weise sail for Manila, p. l.,
August 16.
Miss Anna Torrance, city mission
airy. is serving the Harvard Heights |
United Presbyterian church. The cor
ner stone of a new $4,000 church at
street and Western avenue
was recently laid and work will be
pushed forward rapidly.