Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-30

a mission at the Church of the Ascen-
sion Sunday to continue a week. Be
ginning November 30 and continuing
until December 6, Father officer will
give a mission at ST. Matthias church.
Father officer is member of one of
the monastic orders of the Episcopal
church.
Yale Alumni Banquet
Twenty-six members of the Yale
Alumni society of Southern California
assembled at Levy's last night at one
of the regular dinners given by that
organization. After the tables were
cleared Rev. Horace Day entertained
the assemblage with an address and
stereopticon views on Japan. Several
short talks followed Rev. Mr.. Days
lecture, after which college anecdotes
were related While there are 125 Yale
men in Southrn California, but rs are
members of the society.
Law Students at Banquet
The senior and junior classes of the
law school of the University of South
ern California gave a banquet to the
freshman class in the grill room of
the Angelus last night. and $50 disciples
of Blackstone were present Harry J.
Bauer was toastmaster and addresses
were made by e. Wall Selph, president
of the senior class; Arnold Wall, pres
ident of the juniors; John Phelps of
the freshmen, Gavin w. Craig. secre-
tary of the law school, and Charles E.
Williams.
Steals Two Revolvers
Thieves broke a large plate glass
window at the hardware store of the
Hoffman Marks company, 226 South
Main street, shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning, and took two re-
volvers. The burglars chose the time
when the police were changing watch
and officers were leaving their beats.
The window was broken by a huge
stone which was found inside the
building. One of the revolvers which
the thieves had thrown away was re-
covered
Cited for Contempt
Accused of having violated a re-
straining order of the federal court,
Frank Benjamin, against whom an in
junction, enjoining him from selling
unused portions of certain Southern Pa
cific railway tickets was granted.
probably will be brought into the fed
eral court to show cause why he should
not be fined for contempt of court. a
petition was filed by the Southern Pa
cific company asking that Benjamin
be brought into court. He is accused
of selling tickets after the restraining
order was issued September IL.
To Give Halloween Dinner
The Halloween dinner of the Congre-
gational union will be given this even
ing at the Plymouth Congregational
church at $3.50 O'clock. Rev. ]. II.
Mallows, the pastor, will make the
address of welcome, which will be re-
sponded to by e. p. Clark, president
of the union. Addresses will be made
by Rev. f. e. Dell. pastor of the East
Los Angeles congregational church;
Rev. j. H. Schaefle, Pico Heights
church, Rev A G. Wright and Rev
William Horace Day. Music will be
furnished by the Sherman. Park, Yer
non and Messiah churches.
Canon of Pro-CathedraI Resigns
Rev. Lawrence M Idleman, canon
of ST. Pauls pro-cathedral. has ten
dered his resignation to the officials of
the parish. to take effect December l.
Rev. Mr. Idleman came to st. Pauls
to assist DIR. Wilkins, the former rec
tor, two years ago, and since that time
has been one of the prominent Epis-
copal clergymen of the city. In adj
dition to his duties at the pro-cathe-
dral he has acted as chaplain of the
Good Samaritan hospital. He expects
to remain in Los Angeles some time
and will take an extended rest, after
which he will again take up active
work in the diocese.