Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-24

3 o'clock. Mrs. c. T. Squires will ad-
dress the meeting, her subject being
"Children in the Home"
Strangers Friend Prayer Meeting
The first prayer meeting of the
Strangers Friend society will be held
this evening in the smaller Burbank
hall at 7:45 o'clock. These services
will be held each Friday evening.
Senior AS Elect
The senior A class of the high school
yesterday elected Hope Conklin editor
and Walter Bonynge manager Of the
publication, blue and White" to be
issued at the end Of the present SEM
ester.
Bartender Fined
A violation of the Sunday liquor or
dinance was aired in Justice Austin's
court yesterday morning, and j. Adams,
bartender in a saloon at 1868 San
Fernando street, who was arrested by
Captain Auble last Sunday for selling
liquor, was fined $50.
SodaIIty Annual Banquet
The Young Mems soGality of ST. Vim
cents parish gave it's annual banquet
last evening at Levy's. w. j. Stoer-
mer acted as toaStmaster. A number
of impromptu toasts were given. Gov
ers were laid for forty. The affairs
of this sodality are always a success.
Funeral of Mrs. Wilde
The funeral of Mrs. Laura Wilde,
wife Of Charles l.. Wilde, chief deputy
in the office of the city clerk and min
ute clerk of the council, was held yes
terday from the Park Congregational
church, the pastor Rev. 7. Hendrie,
green cemetery.
Woman Convicted
Mrs. A. G. Thornburg yesterday was
convicted by a jury in Justice Young's
court on the charge of conducting a
"blind pig" The detectives who secured
the evidence which brought about the
womans arrest gave some damaging
testimony against her. Justice Young
will impose sentence today.
Boy Stabbed
Edward Peterson, 15-year old school
boy, living at 1896 Maple avenue, was
painfully injured yesterday afternoon in
a fight with Two other boys who at
tackled him on South Main street near
and stabbed Peterson in the head, in
flicting deep wounds. He was treated
at the receiving hospital.
South Los Angeles Meeting
The property owners and business
men of South Los Angeles have issued
a call for meeting t. be held in Diel's
hall, corner Central avenue and Adams
street, this evening. The meeting will
be for the purpose of organizing an
improvement association. Members of
the committee of arrangements are:
Messrs. e. E. Selph, A.. G. Winter and
J w. Gilbreath.
Missing Attorney Located
Grove Walter, the attorney who has
I been missing from Los Angeles for the
past few weeks, and who from letters
sent to his friends was thought to have
committed suicide, has been heard
from. He is in San Diego and informed
friends in Los Angeles yesterday that
his threats upon his life were simply
made in a joking way and were not to
be taken seriously.
Mclvor-TyndaIl Lecture
Goods Feet" will be the subject of
an address by Dr. Alexander j. McIvor-
Tyndall at Blanchard hall Sunday at
ternoon. The famous psychologist will
explain what psychic science teaches
as the esoteric meaning of the phrase
Goods Feet Music and demonstra-
tions of thought vibration will form
an interesting and entertaining feature
Of the afternoons lecture.
To Hold Inquest
An inquest will be held this morning
over the body of Mrs Catherine Grany,
who died suddenly at her home without
medical attention Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Grany was found on the front
porch of her residence at 318 West Sew
enteenth street I'm a dying condition by
relatives, and although death was ap-
parently due to natural causes the at =
tending physician arrived too late to
warrant the issuance of certificate.
Funeral of Mrs. Nordlinger
The funeral services of Mrs. Simon
Nordlinger were held at the family
residence, 1887 West Ninth street, yes
terday afternoon. Rev. S. Hecht had
charge Of the ceremony The inter-
ment was at the Jewish cemetery.
Mrs. Nordlinger had been i'll some time,
death ending her sufferings Wednesday
morning. She was prominent in social
circles. Her popularity was attested
by many beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Nordlinger is survived by her
husband and two sons, Louis and Mel
vile. and her sister, Mrs David Kline.
Of San Francisco.