The herald., 1893-02-19
POMONA.
Company DIS Reception-Today's Church
Ssrvices-Notes.

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POMONA, Feb. 18.-The reception given
in honor of Company D, National guard.
and the Seventh regiment band, last
night, in McComas' hall, by the ladies
of Vicksburg post, W. R. c., an auxili-
ary to the G. A. R., of this city, was
one of the social events Of the year and
quite an elaborate affair.
The hall was handsomely decorated
with the national colors; intermingled
with profusion of tastafully arranged
flowers. The ladies spared no pains to
make this occasion one to be remem-
bered, and success crowned their every
effort, and right royalty did the ladies
entertain.
At s 80 p. m. short programme was
rendered, as follows:
Address by the presldent--Mrs. Emily Brady.
Reading-Mrs. M. L. sours
Vocal solo, Star spangled Banner-Mrs. Nance;
John Osmer, color bearer.
Violin duet-Mrs. Ella Delhauer and Mr.. Rob-
ert Loucks.
Recitation-Miss Rose Taylor.
A sumptuous collation. was served at
10 p.ms, after which social time was
INDUCED in until late hour.
Mrs. Susie M. Sweet is secretary. She
and the other officers and members bore
the honors of the evening with credit to
themselves.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Unitarian-Rev. U. G. B. Pierce of
Iowa will preach for Rev. Sprange at IL
a. m.
Universalist--11 q. M, Endless Pun
ishment in the Light of the Holy Scrip
tures; at p. N. Why Have Courage and
When, under the lead of the Y. P. G. u.
Congregational-A lecture on the SUBJ
ject Our Nation and its Goal, will be de-
livered in the Pilgrim Congregational
church on Tuesday evening February
2Sth, by Rev. E. E. Abbott of Sierra
Madre.
Episcopal-Holy communion will be
celebrated OF 8 o. m. At IL o'clock
morning prayer, when Glen Wood, the
general secretary of st. Andrews broth
erhood for the United Estates and Silas
McBse, leading layman OF Tennessee
also q prominent member of the brother
hood, will address the young men of
Pomona upon the design and the work
OF st. Andrews brotherhood among
young men. All young men of Pomona
~----I;--iiz :.>--:teI- s<--se.,-s- -s-end hear
him. AT s O'Clock p. M, the rector will
deliver the third sermon in the course
on the Lords message to the churches
in Asia Minor. Subject. The Message to
the Churches in Smyrna, or Faithful
unto Death.
Baptist-11 q. m. Rev. Bennett, at 7
p. m. lecture by Mrs. S. e. Bailey.
Presbyterian preaching at IL a. m. and
7 p. m. Rev. Craig, Y. P. 8. g. E., at
p. m.
Christian, Rev. Bowling; preaching at
ii q. m. and p. m.
NOTES.
A. l. Stewart has gone TO San Fran
cisco On business trip.
DR.. Bryan is home again from Los An.
geles and other points.
James l.. Rowland went to Los An.
geles on.this afternoons overland.
Another case of scarlet fever is report
ed from tho south part of town.
Columbian entertainment in aid of
the Pomona women's exhibit at tie
worlds fair, will be given at the opera
house on Tuesday evening, February
2lst. The best local talent have signi-
fed their willingness to aid in this en-
tertainnent.
Hope of Pomona lodge 3O5, I. O. CT,
has adopted appropriate resolutions of
sorrow at the death of Josie Bryant.
Mr.. @. d. Lane is in the city today.
DR.. Nesbit went to Los Angeles this
morning.
r. f. House returned to the Angel
city today to attend to his Official du-
ties.
H. Bingham went to the city on this
mornings local on business.
j. L. Overton has returned from a
visit with his daughter in Los Angeles.
Howard Broughton is spening the day
in Santa Ana.
Miss Rose Taylor will spehd Sunday
in Alhambra with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnston are in
Santa Monica for q brief sojourn.
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