Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-26

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THE HERALD.
AROUND TOWN
CHURCH LECTURE
"c'=4faeters We Have All Met viii be the
thsme of lecture by the Rev. d. II. Fox of
Chicago in the Pico Heights Congregational
church Friday night.
HooslERs TO MEET
The Indiana society will hold its regular
monthly meeting in Maple hall, Fraternal
brotherhood building tomorrow evening. All
Indlanans cordially invited to attend.
POMONA COLLEGE RALLY
James A. Blaisdell. president of Pomona
college, and others will speak at the Pomona
college rally to be held in Simpson audi
torium tomorrow night Musical organiza-
tions of the college will provide music
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT
The Salt Lake road has appointed ]. Crulk-
shank district passenger agent for the district
which embraces Los Angeles and vicinity.
Mr.. Cruikshank has resigned his position as
an inspector for the interstate commerce com
mission.
SPEAKS ON PHYSICAL CULTURE
This afternoon at o'clock Mrs. C. r..
Vance will deliver lecture in the First
Methodist church, Sixth and Hill streets, on
physical Culture of Children" The address
will be under the auspices of the w. c. L.
u. of Los Angeles.
NEW FEATURES FOR OPERA
Another feature has been added TO the
operatta 1.-THE Picnckers," to be given by
the Junior choir of Christ Episcopal church
May 81 in Gamut club auditorium 1t will be
a pajama chorus of small children, led by
Lucille Hutton. and a double sextet of sailors
and girls in costume.
DIR. PHELPS TO LECTURE
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, d. D.. will deliver
a lecture in the auditorium of the Young
women's Christian association this evening at
s o'clock. Subject. 1.-THE Greatness and
Eccentricties OF the Puritans" Music Will
be furnished by Mrs. silas Brimhall and Mrs.
Harley Mutt.
SOCIALIST TO SPEAK
j. stitt Wilson, who is on the way back
from the National Socialist congress, will
speak in Labor temple next Sunday at 3
p. m. His subject will be why ! voted
for Asiatic Exclusion" Saturday, May 2S,
at D. m. n social will be given in his
honor in Mckinley hall, Walker Theater
building.
TO GIVE 'MIKADo'
At the Japanese wedding TO be given to-
morrow night in Wilcox hall, under the aus
pices OF the Ladies' Aid OF the Hollywood
PRESBYTERIAN church. 1.-THE Mikado'' will be
given, with solos by Mr. and Mrs. George
Eastman and Harold Melville violin solo
by Mr. Ferguson and readings by Miss Har-
riett Candee.
TRAVELLERS AT INTERLAkEN
A cable TO the steamship department of
the German American Savings bank an
nounces the safe arrival at Interlaken of Mr.
and Mrs Alden w. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. V. Day,
Miss Gretchen Day, Mrs. F. B. Church, Miss
Ruth Church, Miss Geneyieve Church and Mr.
and Mrs f. 2. Nichols, who left this city
september S on a tour around the world.
MACHINISTS' ANNIVERSARY
Los Angeles lodge, No. S11, International
Association of Machinsts, will hold its tenth
anniversary in Union Labor temple Saturday
evening May 2S. Stuart Reid Of Chicago
will be the speaker Of the evening. Refresh
ments will be served and good program Is
assured All machnists are cordially invited
to attend. Preparations being made to
entertain the largest gathering of machinlsts
ever held in Los Angeles. The meeting Will
be called to order promptly at o'clock.