Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
POMONA.
An Enjoyable MusicaIe-Loca1 Affairs
Church Services.

An Enjoyable MusicaIe-Local Affairs.
Church Services.
POMONA, Sept. 24.-An appreciative
audience greeted the appearance OF Mr.
Arthur Smith, in violin recital, as
sisted by Miss Madge Means, as soloist,
last evening, at the Baptist church. All
who attended enjoyed o rich musical
treat. The participants were repeatedly
encored.
Pomona can be congratulated upon
having two such musicians as Miss
Means and Mr. Smith.
Miss Means, who is a recent arrival
here, is warmly welcomed as an addition
to Pomona's list OF favolite singers. She
sang in rich soprano voice, and cre-
ated very favorable impression in this,
her first appearance before critical
audience in this place. She possesses a
voice Of much compass.
Mr.. Smith is too we'll known as a mu-
siciau OF merit for us to dwell at length
upon his perfect mastery of the violin;
too much praise cannot be given him.
The recital was given for the benefit of
the Y. P S. @. 4.
WORLDS FAIR ASSOCIATION.
The Women's Worlds Fair associa-
tion held meeting this afternoon in
the rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bell,
in the Phillips block. President Mrs.
w. A. Bell called the meeting to order.
The committees on flora, souvenirs and
needlework did not report much pro-
gress, but the manner in which they
reported showed that they took good
deal of interest in the work.
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mother, Mrs. Palomares, was willing,
with the assistance of other Spanish
ladies to undertake the work of con-
verting piece OF fine linen into table
cloth and napkins, adorned with drawn
work of the Spanish women, as sug-
gested by Mrs Minnie Yeoman, and re-
quested by the association.
Rev. Mr.. Loop, through Mrs. J. 7.
Brady. offered the use of her home and
the grounds and spacious lawn for any
purpose of entertainment the ladies
chose.
Mrs. Loops kind offer was accepted
with alacrity. President Mrs. Bell has
interested some of the leading ladies
and best families in this worlds fair
work.
| Those present were: Mrs. Geo. Egan,
Mrs. Minnie Yeoman, Mrs. @. E. Sum-
ner, Mrs. J. t. Brady, Mrs. Lscombe,
Mrs. Fouch, Miss Birdie Camp, Mics
Palomares and mum Der of others.
Mrs. Sumner is North Pomona's vice.
president of tie association; Mrs. Prof.
Bracket is Claremont's, so that large
territory is covered.
ToDAY's CHURCH SERVICES.
Congregational-The pastor, Rev. L.
H. Frary, has returned from an extend
ed visit in the east, and will occupy the
pulpit
The minister appointed by the III. E.
conference for the Methodist church,
will be here in time to hold services
next Sunday.
Baptist-Rev. z. R. Bennett will
preach upon The Stable and the Unsta-
bic in Religion. In the evening. upon
The Three Marys. illustrated by the
stereopticop.
st. Pau's Episcopal church--Rev. F.
W. Adams, rector. Morning, subject of
sermon, The Ministry of the Angels.
Evening subject of sermon, Within the
Veil of Eternity.
Subjects at the Universalist church,
corner Of Fourth and Gibbs streets, Sun
day morning. Benefits OF Attending
Church. Sunday evening, The Personal
Touch. E. Maniord Clark, pastor.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutan entertained the
young people of the Presbyterian church
at their elegant new home on East Sec
ond street. some thirty or forty at
tended. A delightful time is reported.
The place was prettiy decorated with
Chinese lanterns.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of
the Democratic club, last evening. with
Frank P. frey in the chair. Next Fri
day evening mock election will take
place, 90 that the voters will be given a
chance TO try their hand at voting under
tAe Australian ballot system.
Mrs. H, B. Maniord. of Sierra Madre,
president OF the Universalist Woman's
association. of California, arrived via
the Santa Fe this morning, and will be
the guest Of Rev. E. Manford Clark, over
Sunday.