Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-05
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
The Closing Day of the Chrys-
anthemum Fair.
A Notable Concert and Ball at Santa
Monica.
Very Low Tides at Redondo - Santa
Ana's Great Race -Redlands and
Pomona News Notes and
Personals.

PASADENA, Nov. 4.-The chrysanthe-
mum fair closed this evening. During
the three days the fair has been open
nearly $3.50 has been realized, which is
certainly most encouraging showing.
The 2 O'Clock dinner has proved most
popular, and has been we'll patronized.
The display of flowers was one that any
city might we'll be proud of.
A large landscape picture of Pasadena
and vicinity, by Mr.. Gordon, was placed
in position today, and attracted much
attention.
Mrs. M. Rosenbaum was in charge to.
day, assisted by the following ladies
Mines. Fuller, Graft, Frary, Evans, Ben
nett, Arthur, England, Kyle, Stewart
Dodsworth, Fuller, Wheaton, Bartlett
and Albright.
The evening programme was in charge
song by Mrs. Tay ylor; duet, Miss Buchan
solo, Mr.. Logic: piano solo, Mrs. Simp
Buchanan duet, Miss Cullen and Mrs
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who heartily enjoyed the programme
The ladies and members of this So
ciety are doing a good work in this com.
munity, although but little show is
made. The money that has been raised
by this fair will place the association
upon it's feet again, and no doubt much
good will be accomplished among the
poor during the coming winter.
BASEBALL.
Tomorrow at 2 O'Clock on the Athletic
club grounds, an interesting game
of ball will be played, the
contestants on one side being all
followers of Grover, while Benjamin
will be we'll represented on the opposing
8 team. The personnel of the teams is as
follows:
Democrats-Cogswell c.. Bridges, p. ;
Decker. 1b.; Shaffer, 2b.; Chapman,
s. g.; Blattenburg, 3b. Palmateer, C. f. !;
Pompie, r. f.; Rippey, l. f.
The g. o. p. is represented by Bene-
dict, c.. Newly, p; Spencer, g. g.; w.
Benedict, 2b. Johnson, |. f.. Boynton,
3b Kendall, 2b. Knight, c. f. ; Miller,
r. +. Everybody is invited. No tickets
will be taken at the door.
L
The Prohibition meetingsat Williams
hall last evening was we'll attended, the
room being crowded. About half of the
number present, however, were ladies.
The meeting was presided over by DR..
Reid. Music was furnished by the club
and was excellent.
Ten minute speeches were made by
Mrs. M. Nj. Brown, president of the W.
G. 7. U. j. G. Habbck, James Town
send, VIM. Ramuel, 7. B. Palmer, F. B.
Stearns, A. K. Nash. j. w. Habbick
Geo. E. McHarry. G. G. Thompson, Geo. d.
W. Barnhart, M Fish, J. M. Glass.
The meeting closed with song and
on the whole was very pleasant affair.
NOTES.
The politician is around calling on old
friends.
Don't forget the ball game tomorrow.
The Y. M. G. A. Sunday afternoon
meetings are attracting large number
of young men. Mr.. Parker of the Poly
tecnic institute, will lead next Sundays
meeting.
Prof. Frye will deliver lecture in the
Carlton psrlors this evening for the
benefit of the Ladies' auxiliary to the
worlds lair committee.
The reception at Professor Keye's
residence on Grand avenue, this even
ing, was we'll attended, a large number
of scholars and friends being present.
A union church service will be held
Thanksgiving day. Rev. G. E. Harris
will deliver the sermon from the Presby
terian pulpit.
The State Editorial association meets
here on the 18th of November. Arrange
ments are being made to give them
hearty welcome.
Attention of voters is called to the
fact that sample ballots may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. James Campbell at
Mcdonald & Brooks Office. All voters
should examine their new ballot, and
be sure they understand voting it before
election day.