Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

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THE HERALD.
AROUND TOWN
Shakespeare Club Picnics
The Gaipln Shakespeare club held picnic
at Lamanda Park yesterday afternoon. The
officers for the following term were installed,
Woman Socialists Meet
The Women's Socialist union Will hold an all
dav session Wednesday at Hol1enbeck park.
An interesting program is assured
Children Invited to Lyceum
Children are invited especially to attend the
Socialist I.yceum to be held at 10:3O o'clock
this morning at Cleveland hail. Walker Theater
building.
Eastern Stars Entertain
Daylight chapter No 265, o. e. s., gave an
entertainment yesterday afternoon in the East
ern Star room, Masonic temple. Miss Beulah
Jungquist, assisted by a special committee
had charge of the affair.
Tom Karl to Sing
Tom Karl the noted singer for years
tenor with the Bostonians company, has been
secured by the Knights of Columbus for a
concert to be given June 25 at the club house,
Twenty-second and Figueroa streets.
Chaplain Nave to Preach
Chaplain o. ]. Nave will preach at the
morning service at the Vincent Methodist
| church today. The ]. o. C. class will have
charge of the evening service. The teacher OF
the GLASS; Rev. Arthur Cluf, will preach the
sermon.
Plan Festival at Annandale
The Annandale Child Study circle will hold
an ice cream festival June 20 at the AMMAN
dale school grounds. Ice cream, cake candies
and sandwiches will be sold, the proceeds to
be used for improving the school ground ap-
paratus.
College Official Goes East
Rev. A. A Malloy vice president of ST.
Vincents college, left for St Louis last
Salle Ill Announcement of the successor to
Father Mallory is expected during the summer
vacation.
Address on Louis Prang
BENJAMIN Fay Mills will address the Los An
geles Fellowship at Blanchard hail. 29S South
Broadway, at IL o'clock today on The Re
markable Life of Louis Prang." This will be
Mr. Mills only address in Southern California
this season Special music has been arranged
and all seats will be free.
Complaint Against Merchant
DEPUTY Prosecuting Attorney Reeves yester-
day issued a complaint charging Arthur Let's,
proprietor of the Broadway Department store
and F. f. Solomon, manager OF the hreWorks
department Of that establishment, with main
tanning a canvas sign on the building IN Vlo-
lation of a city ordinance
Elect Officers
The Parent-Teachers association Of Union
avenue school held its last meeting Wednes-
day. Officers were elected as follows; Mrs.
Sarah Mahood, president; Mrs: Wiliam H.
Wing first vice president; Mrs H. L. MonluX,
second vice president; Mrs. Hubert, secretary,
and Mrs. W. B. Scott, treasurer
Minnesotans to Picnic
Members of the Minnesota society will hold
a basket picnic June &c at Venice. Many con-
cessions have been granted by the Aboott
Kinney company in the way of amusement, to
which will be added an tmpromptu program
The occasion will be an opportunity for former
residents of the Gopher state to renew OLD
acquaintances.
Trial for ShopIfting
Mrs Cleo Mason, who arrested yesterday
morning in a department store on South Broad
way. charged with stealing several articles or
wearing apparel. arragned in Police Jus
tice Chambers court on charge of petty
larceny and will appear for trial Thursday,
She is about 40 years old and told the officers
she came to Los Angeles recently.
Burglars Obtain Rings
Mrs. A, D. Blodgett of 1910 East Twenty-fifth
street reported to the police yesterday that her
home was entered and two rings, each set
turouoise were stolen. The thief obtained
entrance by prying open a pantry window
The home Of J. S. Flavin, 6sS East Thirty fifth
street was entered and a lady's watch, a
neck chain and a plain band ring were taken.
Violation of Liquor Law Charged
John solovecoff, a Russian was arrested at
hts home 624 Commercial street. last night by
Detectives Clifford and Wyckon OF Captain
Dixon's office, and placed in the city Jail on
charge of violating the liquor ordinance. Two
"a ses of beer found in the place were con-
fscated -Solovecoff is alleged to have been
selling his countrymen beer by the glass and
bottle for some months without going through
the formality of obtaining a license.
Student Nurses Entertain
The Junior class of the nurses Of the Cali
fornia hospital entertained the seniors last
evening at the nurses home on Grand ave-
nue. The rooms decorated in the class
eolors of blue and white, large number number OF
the school pennants being used. The class
will prophecy and history were read, followed
by several brief speeches. An elaborate sup
ner was served The class of twenty-three is
the largest that has graduated from the
school Commencement exercises will be held
next week.
Scarf Taken at Dance
Miss olive Reed of 1929 Gramercy place
ported to the police yesterday that while at
tending a dance given in honor OF women
graduates at Kramer's hall. 9S2 South Grand
avenue a valuable Mexican drawnwork scarf
was stolen. Miss Reed thought the article was
taken by of the attendants and asked for a
search warrant, but because of insufficient evil
dence against the person she suspected the
warrant was not issued. Detectives were de-
tailed on the and expect to recover the
missing scarf
JUDGE ASSIGNS DATE FOR
TRIAL OF SENATOR SAVAGE
Legislator Charged with Criminal