Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-20
PASADENA.
A Concert of Note Tonight-A Wedding.
Notes.

A Concert of Note Tonight-A Wedding.
Notes.
PASADENA, Oct. 19.-The concert to be
given tomorrow Thursday evening, at
the opera house, promises to prove one
OF the musical events of the season.
Miss Neatly Stevens, the accomplished
pianist, who will entertain the audience
with most excellent programme, is too
we'll known to Pasadena people to need
any introduction.
The popular society comedy, Lend Me
Five ShilliDgs, which is to be given as
an afterpiece by the local dramatic club,
will no doubt prove side-splitter. Fol-
lowing is the cast:
Mr.. Golightly .................w. 8. Gilmore
Captain Phobbs s...................O %. w. Kyle
Captain Spruce. e.................R. K. I. Vandeyort
sam. a waiter Ambrose Manahan
Mrs. Major Phobbs. Alice Freeman Vail
Mrs Captain Spruce. ..... Isabel Bates wilson
PATTERsoN-ALLIN.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas d. Allin,
son of John Allin, and Miss Jennie E.
Patterson was celebrated at the resi-
dence of the bride, on East Walnut
street, last evening, Rev. j. W. Phelps
officiating. The house was most beau
tifully decorated. Only few intimate
friends of the contracting parties were
present. A delightful wedding collation.
was served after the performance of the
ceremony.
The young couple will be at home to
their many friends at their new home
on Walnut street.
PoPUusTs.
The Peoples Party club held meet
ing last evening that was addressed by
several of the followers of that political
belief.
Mr.. Cole, candidate for assemblyman
from this district, made few remarks,
explaining his course of action, should
he be elected.
J.B. Osborne, of Oakland, followed
with long-drawn out tale of the terri
BILE condition of the country. He closed
by scoring ali the old parties, and pre-
dicted grand final calamity unless the
Peoples party principle are carried out.
NOTES.
The many friends of Prof. John NJ.
Dickenson, of Throop university, will be
sorry to learn that he has been obliged
to sever his connection with that insti-
tuition. For some time past the profess
sor's health has been very poor, and it
is only on the urgent demand of his
physician that he has decided to resign
the responsible position he holds. In
losing this gentleman the university
feels that it has sustained loss that
cannot be easily remedied.
Rev. N. Sanders, A. M, has been en-
gagged to take the position thus made
vacant.
Mr.. Sanders comes with the best rec
Communications, and will no doubt prove
an excellent instructor.
The overland is up to its usual fall and
winter capers. Yesterdays tram did
not arrive until p. m. today, and to.
days train is 10 hours late.
A political debate between James
Simons, representing the Democracy,
and G. G. Brown, the Republican party,
is proposed.
Odd Fellows are requested to meet at
the lodge rooms Friday, at II 80, to
arrange for participating in the Colum-
bia day parade.
Captain Bangham has issued orders to
company B to parade on Friday, October
2lst, Columbus day. Assembly at l 10
p. m.
The committee, which has the matter
of decorating in hand for Columbus day,
has made it point to see all the busi-
ness men, and they have, almost to a
man, agreed to decorate their respective
places of business.