Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-22
AROUND TOWN
Here from New York

Here from New York
c. Arthur Longwell, special agent for
| the A. b. Chase Piano company of
New York, is in Los Angeles visiting
/ the establishment of the Bartlett Music
company.
Maine Society Meeting
The Pine Tree State society will hold
! a Thanksgiving day meeting next Tues
/ day night at Burbank hall. The an
nual election of officers is scheduled
/ for this meeting.
Will Hold Bazaar
The Loyal Women's Sewing circle of
| Stanton Womens Relief corps will give
an all-day bazaar Friday, December 4,
at the hall, 1851 South Spring street.
| A New England dinner and supper
will be served.
Portrait of Late Captain AubIe
A life size crayon portrait of the
late Capt w. H. Auble has been pre-
scented to the Los Angeles police de-
partment by the Hopkins Portrait
company. The portrait was taken
when Mr.. Auble was chief Of police.
To Speak at County Hospital
Rev J. r. Compton, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, will
preach at the Christian Endeavor Mis-
sion chapel at the county hospital this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. There will
be special music.
To Hold Praise Service
A Thanksgiving praise service will be
| held at the Young WomenS Christian
association this afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Stanley r. Fisher will make an
address, and a special musical pro-
gram will be rendered by the associa-
TONS vested choir.
Sodality Renders Program
The young ladies sodality Of St.
Thomas church gave an entertainment
in odd Fellows hall last evening. Those
participating in the program were: Leo
Mclaughlin, Felix Voile Walter Gold
smith, F. Power, Madeline Louise Ker-
win and Katherine O'Connor.
Jewish Orphans Benefit
The Jewish Ladies' auxiliary Of the
B'nai Birth orphan asylum will on
Monday afternoon give whist party
at Concordia club house, Sixteenth and
Figueroa streets. The affair is for the
benefit of the orphans home, which is
at the old Stern place on Mission road,
Christian Fellowship Social
The Christian Socialist Fellowship
will hold it's next meeting Monday
evening at ga South Broadway. Rev.
liver an address on Can Man Be a
Consistent Christian and Not Be
Socialist" Prof. w. C. Bowman will
speak on the Christian Socialist move
ment as a sign of the times. Good
music will be provided.
Fall to Identify Japanese
An inquest will be held Monday at
Bresee Bros morgue over the body of
the unidentified Japanese who commit
ted suicide Thursday night by throw
ing himself under a Southern Pacific
engine, between Main street and Dow
ney avenue. Although letter, in Jap
anese, was found on the person Of the
deceased, none of the orientals who
have seen him have been able to iden-
tify him.
Church to Be Blessed
st. Joseph's church at Puente, which
has recently been extensively remodeled
under the direction of Father Leo, supe-
rior of the Benedictine monastery at
Monte Bello, will be blessed at 10
o'clock this morning by Bishop Conaty,
assisted by Revs. Leo, Fahey, Palmer
and Ildephonse. The quartet from the
Holy Cross church, with Miss Fahey
as soloist, will furnish the music. BiSh-
op Conaty will preach the sermon.
Falls Through Sidewalk
While on his way to work yesterday
morning Edward Hoonaday, aged so
years, a cement worker living at 1898
San Pedro street, was injured by fall
ing through a hole in the sidewalk on
Broadway near the Majestic theater.
He was taken to the receiving hos
pital, where it was found that he had
sustained several abrasions and bad
wound on the scalp. After little
while, however, he left the hospital for
his home.
Musicale at Sherman
The cantata 1.-THE Rainbow Fete,"
given at Sherman Friday evening by
the young people under the direction
of Mrs. c. ". Musgrove was splendid
success. The dramatic and musical
training manifested by the participants
reflects great credit upon the ability of
Mrs. Musgrove. The proceeds of the
entertainment went for the benefit of
the Ladies' Aid of the Sherman Con-
ereeational church.