Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-12
AROUND TOWN
Give Garden Party

Give Garden Party
A garden party with artistic tab
leauX posed for by prominent young
persons was given yesterday afternoon
and evening by the women-~of All
Saints Episcopal church at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Knight, 6179
Pasadena avenue.
= Hold Flower Mission
The Los Angeles Central w. c. T. U
held a floral mission meeting yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Cash Clapp and Mrs
Blair related incidents in connection
with the giving of flowers. Next Fri
day discussion will be held on why
Hotel Life Is Hurtful to Children"
To Give Sacred Concert
A sacred concert will be given Sun
day evening under the auspices of the
Francis Murphy Gospel Temperance as
ISOLATION, Mrs. Fred Dorm to be in
charge of the program. The concert,
which viii take the place of the usual
Sunday evening meeting, will be held
in Blanchard hall.
Leagues Give Cantata
The cantata, David the Shepherd
Boy" was given successfully at the
Boyle Heights Methodist church last
night by a chorus of one hundred per-
sons including fifty children and sew
GIdl l6dQ1uS SllSGIS VI I4Oo aASIAto oa
soloists. About SIS was raised for the
leagues of the church
Associated Jobbers Move
The offices of, the Associated Jobbers
of Los Angeles have been moved to
suite 607-610 Equitable Savings bank
building, one floor directly above the
old location. The headquarters of the
Municipal league will also be moved
within day or two to rooms on the
sixth floor of the same building.
Michigan Alumni to Meet
The Los Angeles association of Uni
versity of Michigan alumni will hold its
final meeting for the year June "a. Sec
rotary NJ. II. Gregg has planned for
the association a reception and dinner
at Hotel Lankershim, to be followed by
a theater party at the Belasco. Officers
for the next year will be elected at the
meeting.
To Conduct Vacation Schools
Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, superintend-
ent of the Bethlehem institutions is So
Letting funds for the establishment OF
vacation schools to be operated under
the auspices of the Bethlehem institu-
lions. Glasses will be organized to
keep the children off the streets, and
will be especially adapted to the vaca-
ton period.
woman OCrogenafIdn DlSS
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan
Hurt, who died yesterday morning, will
be held this morning at 9 o'clock at
the John r. Paul undertaking parlors,
Rev. w. M. Sterling officiating. Burial
will be in Rosedale cemetery. Mrs. Hurt
was "a years old and was the widow
of William B. Hurt. One son, w. w.
Hurt, survives.
Child to Preach
Inez Bower, the girl preacher and
Who has attracted so much attention
OF late as one of the most remarkable
of living children, will preach at the
Temple Auditorium Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Randall Booth, the Indian
soloist, and other students of the train
ing school at Huntington Park, will
take part in the services.
AIIeqed Gamblers Fined
Charged with gambling and being
present at a gambling nuisance, Sava
Stathatos, Jim Skurs and o. Maraeis
Greeks, were arraigned before Polict
Justice williams yesterday morning
Stathatos who is alleged to have been
the leader of the gamblers, and who II
is said enticed gullible persons into his
quarters and feeced them by crooked
card games, was fined 500. Skurs and
Maraeis were fined $50 each.