Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-19
PASADENA.

The Hotel Green added about twenty
new guests to its register on Saturday.
Colonel Bowler is hopeful Of soon having
the house filed.
The special prayer service Of the Y.
N. G. "A. yesterday afternoon, in Strong's
hall, was led by Rev. E. T Corfeld. r..
G. Sargent, the gospel song singer, con-
Quoted the musical exercises.
rhe Royce and Lansing company pre-
Mt their amusing comedy, Toms
cation, in the opera house, on
Wednesday evening.
Some joker seems to have started the
story that the Terminal company has
r.ised the rate for round-trip tickets be-
tween here and Los Angeles to As cents.
Johnny Mills has lad to answer many
anxious inquiries in the last few days
from regular patrons of the road. The
tale is of course without foundation.
Charlotte Perkins Stetson addressed
the Nationalist club yesterday afternoon
on the subject, Our Opportunity.
The Salvation army is aroused at the
prospect OF being prevented from taking
its customary evening constitutional.
The two Raymond excursions, due on
the 24th and 9th, will add about $50
guests to those now at the big hotel.
A. NJ Smith Of Portland, Oregon, ar
rived on Saturday night and is at the
Hotel Green. Mr.. Smith is looking for
his lost health and says he is confident
OF finding it in Pasadena.
An exciting game of tenpins was
played at the Raymond on Friday with
the ladies on one side and the gentle
nfk
victorious by the total score of 1124 to
914. The individual scores were as fol-
lows: Mrs. Sargent, 119; Mrs. Park, 176; /;
Mrs. Culberth, 113; Mrs. Owen, ,S3 Mrs
Hatch, 121; Miss Wilde, 98; Miss
Hatch, 113; Miss Nudge, 113; Miss
Marsh, "a; Miss Farr, 94. For the
gentlemen Mr.. Sargent made 121;
Mr.. Park, ITO; Mr.. Wood, 1853;
Mr.. Merrill, SO; Mr.. Hatch, 50;
Mr.. Howard, 81; Mr.. Owen, SO,
and Mr.. Scharff, 1853. The COM
mittee on amusements has laid out the
following programme for this week: To-
night. informal hop; Tuesday night,
cards; Wednesday, shooting match
Thursday evening, a progressive ger
man; Friday, progressive hearts, and
Saturday night, full-dress hop. In
addition to these entertainments, ten
mis- tournament begins this morning,
open to the guests and members OF the
Pasadena and San Gabriel clubs. The
following entries have been made from
the hotel: Miss Merrill, Miss Marsh,
Mr.. Osborn, Mr.. Day, Mr.. Merrill, Mr..
Merritt and Mr.. Wood. The members
Of the Pasadena club, who will partic-
ipate, are Miss English, Miss Shoemak-
er, Miss Trew, Mr.. Van Doren, and Mr..
Shoemaker. From the San Gabriel
club Mr.. and Mrs. Halsted are entered,
and Mr.. Barry, of Santa Monica, COM
pletes the list. The tournament will
last two days, and handsome prizes will
be given the winners.
Last night at O'Clock the Raymond
orchestra rendered this delightful pro-
gram: Bridal chorus, Lohengrin (Wag-
ner); overture, Hungarian Luatspiel
(Kela Bela); cornet solo, Slumber song
(Heine) gavotte, charming LIE THERE;
fantasie for flute, Sleep Well, Sweet
Angel tMuller); selection, Gondoliers,
(Sullivan).
The latest arrivals at the Raymond
include these names: Mrs. A. G. Arm
strong, Miss Marion Armstrong, Alta
dena Mrs. M. j. Kinney and daughter,
Astoria. Ore; Mrs. s. L. Cotterill and
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Fenner, Mrs. A.
w. Salter, Dayton, O.; Mrs. G. H. Is
burgh, Melrose, Mass. Miss H. j.
Huey, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Stone, Duluth, Mimi. H. B.
Green, Altadena; Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
HoIlister, Miss Hollister, Buffalo, N. Y.