Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-21
Pasadena's Big Columbus Cele-
brati0n Today.
Warning Correspondents at Santa
Ana at it Again.
A Maccabee Entertainment at Pasadena.
No Vine Disease at Santa Ana.
Matters at Redondo.
other Notes.


1t is only once in lifetime that one
has an opportunity to celebrate euch an
event, and our citizens mean to make
the most of this one.
The committees which have had the
matter in hand have left nothing un-
Jone that could add to the success OF
the celebration.
The exercises of the day will begin at
40. when the procession will form on
RAYMOND avenue, south Of Kansas street,
right resting on Kansas street.
The order OF the procession will be as
follows:
c. C. Brown, Marshal. u
Aids-Capt. A c. Drake, W. J. Barcus, J. w.
Banbsry, Thad C Lowe, ". B. Rowland,
% nj, W. Il. Wright and
John Ryan.
Drum and Bugle Corps.
Markham Guards, Co. B, seventh infantry, NJ
Band.
John F; Godfrey Post, No. 9S, G.A;R'
Phil. Kerpss Mssrt;s1 GaTs, Music. NS; u s. 0fV'
Wilson Grammar and High scnool-Prof. J. D.
Grs ham in Command.
"Columbu before the Q zen OF spain
Lincoln School--Prof. C.. w. Houson III Com
mand.
sfUnited States of America"
Garfield School-Prof. A. L. Hamilton In Com
ma d.
Independent Order of odd Fe'lows-John Koo'
bins in Command
Washington School-Prof L. G. Brown In Com
mand
Uniformed Rank, Knights OF Pythias-J. A.
LuKen In Command.
Grant school-Prof. W B. Frackelton in Com
mand.
Fire Department
Line of March-On Raymond avenue
to Union street; on Union street to Fair
Oaks avenue; on Fair Oaks avenue to
Kansas street On Kansae street to De-
Lacy street; on DeLacy street to Color
ado street: on Colorado street to Los
Robles avenue; counter march on Col
orado street to Marengo avenue; on Ma
rengo avenue to tabernacle
The exercises at the tabernacle will
commence Immediately upon the arrival
of the procession at 2 o'clock.
The following programme will be car
ried out:
Musi band.
Address by the president of the day, Hon. o.
r. Weed.
Music, Red, White and Blue. Harmonic Quar-
tette.
Grafton. Prof G. H. Keyes..
Solo, My Native Land, Prof. o. W. Kyle.
Add ess, Rev X. l. q niger.
Address, Hon. L. A. sheldon.
Address, Judge waldo M. Y OtK.
Music selection, HarmOnia Quartette
A ddress, Rev. .. D Crawford.
ADDRESS Rev. Wy lys Hall.
Address, Mr.. W. U. Masters.
dience.
y,nediction, Rev. D. D. Hill.
Music band
A MACCABEE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Pasadena tent No. 1, Knights OF
the Maccabees, will give one of their
popular entertainments Friday evening
the 2Sth inst, at the tabernacle. This
was the first tent of this organization to
be established in the state. The men,
bership is increasing in most satisfac.
tory manner. Following ia the pro-
pramme to be rendered &C the coming
concert.
Oyerture-Selected, Band.
Addre Swell ONE, Mills.
Piano uet-Poet and Peasant, Drank Won
Suppe) Miss Coleman and Mrs Vail.
Song-Angel in the Window. (Tour) Miss LII
Banjo sextette-selected, Misses f. M, Wind
helm, s allatt, Rifenber, ok, Messrs. A.
A. Truce, L. v. Youn worth, R. W Whom q.
Address Good OF the OIder, Hon. F. b. Gulh.
rie, Los Angeles Tent No 2.
Overture elect d. Band
song-The Silent Word is Sleeping, Dudley
Zithtr solo-5el lected, Mrs. Severance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IOm ID fTues.
Vocal ouet-Selected, Mrs. Clapp and Miss
Peck.
Either and Guitar-selected, Messrs. A. Rup.
pert an Chas. Durey.
Overture-Selected, Band.
NOTES.
The concert given this evening at the
opera house by Miss Neatly Stevens, as
sisted by the Pasadena Dramatic club,
drew une of the largest and most fash
ionable audiences of the season. Miss
Stevens played in her usual excellent
manner, while the comedy, Lend Ne
Five Shillings, made decided nit. A
more extended notice will be given in
tomorrow's correspondence.
The postoffice will be open tomorrow
between the hours of and 10 am. and
4 and 6 pm. only.
The c. A. R. has issued an invitation
for all old soldiers, whether they wore
the blue or the gray to join them in the
parade, on Columbus day.
The athletic club will hold hand
ball tournament tomorrow forenoon.
Members should be on hand as some
lively report will be witnessed.
A Columbia social will be given at
Thomas hall, tomorrow evening, by the
young ladies of North Pasadena. Re.
freshments will be served and general
good time is anticipated. A cordial in
yitation is extended to all.
Pasadena Briefs.
THE CROWN VILLA; cen trally located
newly papered and furn shed throughout;
lighted by electricity. First class only
COLUMBIA RESTAURANT East Colorado
street BrOcs way block. Conducted in first
class style. Moderate charges.
ELITE BILLIARD HALL, IA South Fair
Oaks avenue. Ghas. Grimes proprietor.
D. 8 BASSFTT. ladies' and Gents' Tonsorial
Parlors. Lad as hair cutting, curling and
shampooing. East Colorado street.