Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-09
NEWS FROM NH|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Annual Meeting of Pasadena's
Congregational Church.
Formation of the BrOOkhurst Ranch
Company at Santa Ana.
Orange County News-Bishop Nichols
at Redondo-La Crescenta-Buena
Park Matters COvina
News Notes.

gregational church held its annual
meeting in the church parlors last even
ing. The ladies had prepared supper,
which was served in the lecture room.
About $50 persons were present and
did ample Justice to the good cooking.
Our Annual Home Coming was re-
sponded to by w. T. Clapp, while Dr.
Roscoe Thomas answered to Progress of
the Church During the Past Seven
Years. Mr.. Groenendyke spoke briefly
in behalf of the retiring board, and Mr..
Page concluded the speech making by
responding to that ever.popular subject,
The Ladies.
The report Of the clerk showed a total
membership of 2S0, a gain of 4S over
last year.
The board of directors reports that OF
the $4,000 debt but $500 remained un-
paid also that the church property had
been much improved.
Treasurer Green's report showed the
total receipts to be $45S09l; expenses,
$4509.57.
Reports were also received from the
other departments OF the church, show
ing very satisfactory condition.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Clerk, one year,
Geo. A. Green treasurer, one year,
Geo. A. Green; superintendent Of Sun
day school, Prof. A. l.. Hamilton; di-
rector, three years, DR.. Chas. A. Davis !;
deacon, four years, John Ross; morning
ushers. one year, BENZ. W. Hahn, Lu-
cius Jarvis, f. w. Machin, II. c. Prinz /;
evening ushers, one year, W. II. Parker,
E. @. Clapp, Carl Nash.
THE LEAGUE FAIR.
The fair given by the Ladies' league
OF the Universalist church, in the ves-
try of the church, during the past two
days, has proved decided success co.
cially as well as financially.
The entertainment last evening was
well attended and en excellent pro-
gramme was rendered.
The first number WAS piano solo by
Mrs Alice VAIL assisted by Miss Nina
Barker, accompanist. Miss Cathrine
Scudder followed with song, which was
much enjoved.
The sunflower chorus was the next at
traction, and scored its usual success.
A piano duet by the Misses Keene
was rendered in a most charming man.
ner.
A solo, by Mr.. George Throop, who
sang in excellent voice, closed the enter
tainment.
The receipts from the various depart
ments, not including what was taken in
this evening, amount to $3.50. Today's
baznr was we'll attended, the supper and
evening entertainment calling out
large crowd,
NOTES.
Mr.. Palmer 7. Reed is in town to day
Colorado street will probably be in a
passable condition before next summer.
The real estate men report business
good, with splendid prospects for the
coming year.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
the ladies' central committee Of the Y.
NJ. G. A. will give an entertainment.
Mr.. J. ". Hall met with serious
accident last evening. while driving out
from Los Angeles. One Of his horses
kicked, striking the dashboard, hitting
Mr.. Hall upon the leg, breaking one OF
the bones. He is doing nicely under DR..
Mohr's care, but will not be able to be
about for some time.
The man arrested as one OF the par.
ties in the wagon that ran into MIR. Lees
cart on South Fair Oaks, throwing that
gentleman out and breaking his leg, was
arraigned before Justice Rose this morn
ing. On showing that he was not driv-
ing, the court discharged him. The
other man did not appear, and forfeited
his bond
The social given by the ladies OF the
North Pasadena Congregational church
was well attended, and proved most
enjoyable affair.
DR.. and Mrs. Hepburn recently ar
rived here from Japan and will spend
the winter in Southern California. They
are among the ablest missionaries in the
Presbyterian church.