Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-18
POMONA.

1 SNASANAAs
The First Evening of the Paper Carni-
val-Notes.
POMONA, Nov. 17.-This the first even
ing of the paper carnival passed off
pleasantly to the admiration of won
dering crowd.
The characters of the grand march
were as follows:
Martha Washington, Anna Dreher;
Queen Esther, anna Paul; Night, Char
lotte Palmer Morning, Mintie Rogers;
Goddess Pomona, Anna Phelps; Kings
Daughter. Alice Sanborn; Maud Muller,
Lima Dreher; Pearl, Myrtle Cowan; Sun
| Flower. Maria Eells; Morning Glory,
| Abbey Matson Japanese, Julia Howe;
Japanese, Jessie Johnson; White Chrys-
anthemum, Lille Hill; Red Chrysan
themum, Jessie Rubottom; Pond Lily,
Lizzie Moore; Girl of Eighteenth Cen
tury, Isabella Clark; Pocahontas, Maize
Sacry; Shepherdess, Gertrude Johnson;
Joan OF Arc, Grace Mathews; Stars and
Stripes, Belle Rhorer; Queen of Hearts,
Estella MINER; Queen Nab, Ella Morse;
Colonial, Edith Towne; Dairy Maid,
Anna Stair; Nan, sSallie Duderar;
Quaker. Tina Rose; Gypsy, Alice Bost;
Gypsy, Ella Ross Poppy, Jennie Means;
Pink, Madge Means; Naiad Queen, Nan
ME Ross; Mignon, Edith Lewis; peas
ant costume, Winnie Smith, Grace Dar-
ling, Bessie Lamb; Bo Peep, Stella
Ford Buttercup, Bessie Mason; Dolly
| Warden, Jessie Coates; Butterfly. Fran
ces Billings; Baby Blue-eye, Della ely
mer; Marguerite, Edna Cowan; Kate
Greenaway, Mabel Burlington; Pansy,
Zanie Eads Red Ridinghood, Jessie
Padgham; Red Ridinghood, Cora Whit
son; Red, Red Rose, Matte Coates /;
Games, Alice Gifin; Fire Girl, Laura
Huff; Rainbow, May Jesse; Ophelis,
Nettie Fox; Icicle, Addie DoraD.
The Sun Flower Chorus consisted OF a
pleasing double quartette, composed OF
the following: Mrs. DR.. Garcelon, Misses
Paul, Jessie Padgham, Tina Rose, Stella
Ford, Jessie Johnson, Mabel Burlington
and Maria Eels. A laughable farce,
Howell's Mouse Trap, the cast being as
| follows: Mrs. Somers, Miss Guild; Mr..
Campbell. Mr.. George o. Brown; Mrs.
Roberts, Miss G. Lorbeer; Jane, Miss
NJ. Thomas; Mrs. Curwen, Mics Sabas-
tian; Mrs. Bemis, Miss lice Bost; Mrs.
Miller, Miss Lima Dreher, closed the
evenings entertainment.
NOTES.
D. W. Hitchcock and family and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Church arrived from Mid
land, Mich, yesterday, via the Santa Fe.
Mrs. Hitchcock is sister OF Mrs. Belle
Thomas, whom they have come to visit.
They intend to make Pomona their
home. Another son comes with car
load OF furniture.
The force in the Progress office think
%l,axx ha IN Of ha
year this week, because both the editors
are in attendance at the editorial con.
vention.
The Pomona board OF trade has de-
cided to held semi-monthly meetings,
on the first and third Monday evenings
of each month, continuing through the
winter. The next meeting will be Mon
| day, and all members who can should
attend.
The Episcopaliane netted $l1S at their
fancy bazar There were 120 tickets sold
for the supper.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. church will
hold their bazar III the @. E. Sumner
room, next door to the Western Union
telegraph office. The time set is Tues
day afternoon and evening; supper in
the evening from to S.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. De Bois OF Ontario
spent Yesterday in Pomona.
The Progress says: The most steadfast
and sanguine Cleveland man we have
had in Pomona for several years has
been Frank 2. frey. He has never wa
vered in his belief for iour years that
Mr.. Cleveland would be renominated
and reelected.
Mrs. Chas. Loop is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs. A. B. Young, wife OF Attorney
Young, has received visit from her
father, Charles N. McDill of GAINESVILLE,
Indiana, her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hamil-
| ton Of Leavenworth, Kansas. They will
| remain here several weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Overton, father
and mother OF Mrs. f. L. Clymer, have
returned from their trip to Los Banos
and will spend the winter here with Mr..
and Mrs. Clymer.
Herman Conner's home has been glad.
dened by the advent OF q healthy little
| boy in his house.
! Palmer Ashton, who is employed as
weli-borer. and Miss Myrlea Bond, the
second daughter Of Pelatiah Bond OF this
place, were married at the home of the
brides parents this evening by Rev. Mr..
Cory, of the II. E. church.
We notice the following in the HERALD: ::
P. Ashton, aged "a, native of England,
and Myrlea r. Bond, aged 20, a native
Of Kansas, both residents of Pomona.
A. G. Alexander, aged 35, native of
Indiana, and Lizzie Fox, aged 81, a ma
tive OF Missouri, both residents of Po-
mona.
Pomona Briefs.