Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-08
PASADENA.

Council has not vet passed the
ordinance prohibiting parades wifi nm
sic after s o'clock.
The usual full dress hop was given at
the Raymond last night.
Last night, at the Hotel Green. Mrs.
Bangs gave reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Childs. The beautiful ball room
OF the hotel was crowded with guests.
and dancing was kept up until mid
night.
At the regular meeting OF city council
yesterday afternoon the city attorney
was instructed to frame an ordinance
establishing the grade of Columbia
street, from Orange Grove avenue west
6UO teet; the committee on fire and
water was instructed to move the cleo
trio light at the corner of Lake and
Villa to the corner of Villa and Earl
streets; there were three arrests in Jan
uary, according to report OF the marshal !;
the tax collector reported collections to
the amount of $1167.37; the clerk was
instructed to notify the recorder and
marshal to issue or swear to no COM
plants in criminal cases without the
approval of the city attorney, except
during the absence OF the attorney.
At the joint meeting OF the Pasadena
Lake Vineyard Land and Water COM
pany and the Pasadena Land and
Water company on Friday afternoon,
a resolution was unanimously passed
to the effect that the watercompanies
proceed as soon as possible to develop
the water at DEVILS gate. This deter
mination was arrived at after the matter
had been thoroughly discussed and the
views Of most of the directors ex-
pressed.
During the month OF January the car
riers Of the postOffice collected and de-
livered the following mail matter: De-
livered, registered letters, 13O; letters,
SO $50; postals, 4,624; newspapers, etc,
2S,721. There were collected, local let
ters, 1892; mail letters, 19,2O6; local
postals, SS7; mail postals, 1949; news
papers, 224O. Total number of pieces
handled, 81 ,64S.
The Y. M. G. A. will hold its fourth
anniversary meeting in the Presbyterian
church this evening. The following is
the order Of exercises:
Organ voluntary ................M Miss Coleman
Invocation. Rev. H. I. Staats
Singing ......................... CONGREGATION
Scripture lesson .Rey. Ruth B. Ridges
Song o Come Thou Spirit Holy y.......l...". ..p'
.............-. -............. Male Quartette
Reports-General secretary ..,.. George Taylor
treasurer r........-,..... r. NJ. Green
SOLO Z. NJ. Green
Address ......................M Mr.. R. G. Sargent
Song, The Everlasting Arms Male quartette
Address ....... ......... Rev. Daniel Stalker
Address ss-......;...... ........... .----
Singing. ....................... 49,. Congregation
Every one is invited to be present.
President A. f. NJ. Strong will preside,
and R. c. Sargent will lead the singing.
A good audience gathered in Morgan
hall yesterday afternoon to hear the
concert for the benefit of the organ fund
OF All Saints Episcopal church. The
programme was as follows:
Vocal solo, Mrs. w. S. Gilmore; piano
solo, Soirees de Vienne, List, Miss Ly-
man; trio, piano, violin and cello,
Suppe, Miss Mariner, Messrs. Hamil-
ton and Bierlich; Slumber Song, Gott-
schalk, Miss Dexter; cornet solo, Err
mani, Verdi, Allen Dodsworth; vocal
trio, Memory, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Dex-
ter and MIR. Thayer; vocal solo, Miss
Mollie A. Brown; vocal solo, Heart
broken Sailor Boy, Miss Hill; vocal
solo, Love Thee, Mrs. w. B. Clapp
recitation, Barbara Frietchie, Miss Dex-
ter; piano solo, Pas des Fleurs. Miss
Clark. The accompanies were Misses
Lyman, Clark and Wilde.