Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-03
AROUND TOWN
To Hold AII.Dav MeetIna

To Hold All=Day Meeting
Tho Thimble club of Los Angeles hive No.
l. Ladies' Of the Maccabees, will hold an all
day meeting at the home of Mrs 5. a. Gray
$40 East Thirty-second street, today.
viii Speak at Mission
Rev. Hugh X. Walker, pastor of the I'M
manuel Presbyterian church, Will speak at
the Union Rescue mission, l46 North Nam
street. tomorrow evening at 1850 O'CLOCK
Association VIII Meet
Tho North Northeast and Northwest I'M
provement association will hold It's semi
monthly meeting at $3.50 O'Clock this atter-
noon in the chamber OF commerce committee
room.
viii Address w. C. r. U.
"Reminiscences Of the Early Days Of tho
w c. T u" will be the subject OF Mrs. j.
il, Baylss of Evanston, Ill., at the FIRST
Methodist church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Minnie Crikpin of Iowa will also speak.
Camera Stolen
B. NJ. Caraway. proprietor Of a studio at
3i1ls South Spring street, reported to the po-
by means of pass key Tuesday night and
a camera and a shutter valued at $40 were
stolen.
Chauffeur Fined
W. s. Rolllngs. chauffeur for A. D. F.
Reynolds of Ocean Park was found guilty IN
Police Judge Williams court yesterday on a
charge of driving his automobile at the rate
of twenty-elght miles an hour within the
twenty-mle limit and was sentenced to pay
fine of S25.
Card Players in Court
John Baker, T. Cancer, a. Wagner and j.
Bush who were arrested by Patrolmen Am
man and Windsor while enjoying a card game
in e rear room at 222iG West Fourth street.
pleaded not guilty in Police Judge Rose
court yesterday, and their trial petore l.
jury was set for February q.
Ewnus Death Accidental
ba n
avoldable mishap was the verdict of the cor
oner's jury at the nqeust held at the morgue
of Bresee Bros. yesterday over the BODY OF
John Palmer Ewing, a machinist' VINO IN
CURED a fracture OF the skull when his au-
tomobile was struck by n Redondo car at
Inglewood Monday morning.
Clothesline Thief in Jail
George Rohn, accused of stealing quantity
OF clothing from the clotheslne in the rear
Of the home of George w. Curtin, 1S2ha South
Los Angeles street, pleaded guilty In Police
Judge Roses court yesterday TO a charge Oh
petty larceny and was sentenced to pay q
fine Of 500 the alternative or ninety
days in the city jail. Rohn was unable 10
pay his fine and went to jail.
Funeral of Geo. Trook
Funeral services for George II. Trook Of
1888 South Olive street were held yesterday
afternoon at the Dexter Samson chapel. Mr.
Trook who was 70 years old, was grand
nephew of former President Harrison, and
for many years was u government empioye.
lie was a member Of one Of the government
exploring expeditions in Oregon in 1858. Hts
Wife one son and two daughters survive MIN.
Entertains His Glass
William Bloeser, president Of the summer
class of 1919 of the Polytechnic high school,
entertained the February graduating class
at his home, 2261 West Twenty-fourth street,
last evening with a valentine party. About
forty members of the two classes were pres
ent. Tho decorations in buff and wine
red the class colors, in the form of heart
shaped valentines. This same scheme also was
used in the refreshments, ices and cakes
being of the prevailing color.
Swedish Americans Meet
Officers Of the Swedish American league
elected at a meeting yesterday for the new
year are: Albrt r. Wilson, president; ;.
Wilson. vice president; Edwin Leaf, second
vice president; Charles A. johnson, recording
secretary: c. J. Nordquist, financial secre-
tary; S. L. jacobson, treasurer Members of
the executive committee Edwin Nelander,
C. A. Kunou, II. Carlson, G. Eckdahl, oscar
Norrell and Emil johnson. A banquet will be
rendered by the league to the retiring presi-
dent Dr. Edwin Nelander, and the retiring
secretary, Prof C. A. Kunou.
To Give Jubilee Thanksgiving
Jubilee thanksgiving service will be given
urder the auspices of st, Marks Episcopal
church this evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock,
at the church, Seventh street and Towne ave-
nue. Bishop J. II. Johnson will preside at the
service Dean w. MacCormack and Rev.
Baker p. Lee Will take part program Will
be given in which Mrs. Baker p. Lee and
others will participate. social will be held
will be served The affair will be in cele-
bration of the completion Of the repairs Of
the church Rev. Robert Renison is the
rector.