Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
Mems Club Banquet

Mems Club Banquet
The Mems club of Christ Episcopal
church will give a banquet tomorrow w
evening at the Angelus hotel at o'oV
o'clock.
Elect New Members
At a regular meeting Of the board
of directors of the chamber OF c coIn-
merce yesterday the following were
elected to membership: Harron, RICK
ard & McCone M. c. Bettenger, j. l.
Martin, Andrew ]. Copp, jr.
Says He Was Assaied
H. S. Sherman of $50 East First street
was cut on the chin and face last even
ing in a fight that occurred on SeVenCll
street, near Main. Sherman said that
he was attacked by two men with a
razor and barely escaped with his life.
Chinese Is Fined
Tong Wong the Chinese who was ar
rested Saturday night with Tong Lee
ir the raid made upon the Chinese gam
bling house at 1913 East First street by
Detectives Ingram and Boyd and VINO
was charged with carrying concealed
weapons, was fined $25 by Police Judge
Rose yesterday.
Gets Leave of Absence
Will E. Trotter, superintendent of the
Union Rescue mission, has been grant
ed leave of absence of four months on
account of i'll health. He will go with
his family to his ranch in East Holly
wood. Herbert Green. the assistant
superintendent, will be assisted by W.
j. Ailward of Grapd Rapids, Mich, who
is a prominent worker in the Trotter
mission of that city.
Funeral of Miss Frances Reilly
A large number of relatives and
friends attended the funeral yesterday
of Miss Frances Reilly, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Reilly of East Wash
ington street. The services were held in
st, Patrick's cathedral, the Rev. Father
P. ]. O'Reilly officiating. and the in
terment took place in Mount Calvary
cemetery. Many beautiful floral pieces
also evidenced sympathy and condo
lence for the parents in their bereave-
ment.
To Secure Free Bed
To secure a free bed for English
people who are in Los Angeles, ill and
needy, British Vice Consul G. w. White
Mortimer has secured subscriptions
amounting to $1613.23. OF this amount
$500 has been paid to the board of di-
rectors of the Good Samaritan hospital
which will insure a bed 10S days of each
year. Mr.. Mortimer is securing aid
from the different outlying sections,
which will have the privilege of the
use of the bed thirty-six days each year
for each $500 subscribed.
Small Boys Released
Forty-one youngsters who were taken
to the police station Tuesday evening
charged with violation of the curfew
. ordinance in congregating around Pra-
ger park in anticipation of witness
ing the pyrotechnical displays, were re-
leased yesterday by the police. Chief
Auble detailed Detective Kelley to in
vestigate the charges against the
youths yesterday and upon the report
of the latter it was decided that the
little fellows had been punished severe
ly enough by their temporary confine-
ment in jail.
Architects Elect Officers
The Southern California chapter of
the American Institute of Architects
held its annual meeting and banquet at
the Bristol cafe Tuesday evening, when
the following officers were elected.
President, A. F. Rosenheim; vice presi-
dent, John Parkinson; secretary. Fer
nand Permentier; treasurer, August
Wackerbarth; directors. R. B. Young
Octavius Morgan and Frank D. Hud-
son. After the election Of officers w. L.
B. .Tenney read a paper by Louis Rit-
ter of Chicago on Reinforced Con-
crete" which was the subject of dis
cussion during the evening.