The herald., 1893-11-06
PASADENA.


The Coming State Sunday School Con-
vsntion-News Notes.
PASADENA, Nov. 5.-The state conven-
tion of the Evangelical Sunday School
/ union, which convenes in this city from
November 18th to 10Th inclusive, will
be one of the largest gatherings OF the
Kind ever held in this section of the
state. In the neighborhood OF 400 dele
gates are expected, and the local COM
mittee haying the matter in charge
have been notified to make arrange
ments for the accommodation OF that
number of visitors.
a This union OF all the Evangelical Sun
day schools of the state is of recent ORR
gin, the first meeting being held three
years ago. Since that time the organi-
Eation has been steadily growing in pop
ularity, and promises to do much to
kpromote the cause of Christianity and a
Fellowship among the various church
eocieties. The last meeting was held at
Santa Ana one year ago, and was not
only we'll attended but great interest
was taken in. the proceedings.
This year it is expected that q much
larger representation of delegates will
be present than last, and very inter-
esting programme 10 promised.
DR.. Broadbeck of Los Angeles is presi-
dent OF the union, and the auperin-
tendents OF the local Sunday school
have been appointed as local executive
committee to take charge of the meet
ing in this city.
All the meetings will be held in the
nj. E. tabernacle, that being the largest
building obtainable, commencing Mon
day evening, the 18th, continuing
through Tuesday and Wednesday, three
sessions being held in the morning,
afternoon and evening of each day.
The programme is in the hands of the
general committee, and will be pub
lished ss soon as completed.
The local committee find it no small
matter to provide accommodations for
400 guests, although citizens applied to
have responded most literally, aud ask
that those who are willing to entertain
one or more OF the delegates send their
names and address to Mr.. /. G. Rey-
nolds, chairman of.the committee, or to
their own Sunday school superintend-
ent. The committee has arranged to
have dinner and supper served to dele
gates in some centrally located hall not
yet determined upon; SO that those en-
Pertaining will not be hindered from
attending all the revivals if they wish
to do 80. o. '3si H..
MUSICAL EVENT.
The concert to be given at the Uni
versalist church on Friday evening
next, promises to be of a frst-class va
riety, as will be noticed by the follow
-, h-ah o1thnnnh ohnrk
includes some of the greatest compost
tions by good musicians:
Senate, Op. 81, Gade-Forest Cheney, Angus
tine Berger.
Vava DIT ellie, Meyorbeer-Mrs @. williams
(a) Romance. Rubinstein: (b) Etincelle,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Berger.
Romanza (Rosamunde), scnubert-Mrs Wa,h-
ington Berry.
Romance. op. 40, Beethoven-June Reed.
Fantasie, lmpromptu, Chopin-Augustine
Uberall du, Lachner-Mrs Wa hington Berry.
Eantasie Caprice, Vieuxtemps-Forest Che
serenade, Schubert Mrs. O. williams
NOTES. a
Secretary George Taylor of the Y. M.
G. A. leaves in few days for the north
to attend the annual convention of that
organization.
Signs are good for rain in this vi
cinity, and our local prophets are pre-.
dieting downfall OF moisture very
soon.
The new electric clock system which
has been put in by the Western Union
is in working order and giving much
satisfaction.
August Meyer and family will leave
shortly for their old home in the south.
The local markets are full to overflow
ing with almost every variety of fruit
grown in the state.
One lonely hobo is the only occupant
Of the city Jail at the present time.
Rev. Florence Kallock of the Univer-
salist church will hold her regular
monthly reception to members and
friends OF the parish tomorrow (Mon-
day. afternoon and evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. 9. Webster, on
South Marengo avenue.
The funeral of Mark Mills, aged 0
years, only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. s..
Mills, WAS held from the family resi-
dence on Kansas street this afternoon at
2 O'Clock, in the presence OF large
number of friends and relatives.
The services were conducted by Dean
Trew of Sierra Madre, interment being
made in Mountain View cemetery.
An ordinance prohibiting merchants
from using hose on their window
fronts and sidewalks on Colorado street,
because it is held by some that the
water iniures the asphaltum, is being
talked OF.
1t would seem that if the street had q
proper grade to il the small amount OF
water used in cleaning fronts could not
by any stretch OF Imagination be harm
ful to the payement
When is that long looked for theatre
cal season going to open? Our local
house has not opened it's doors since
they were closed for the summer season,
and from present appearances is not
likely to. Pasadena last season gave q
generous support to all first-claas attrac-
tions which were put upon the boards
here, and there iH no doubt che would
do fully as well this season.
For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WrNsLow's SooTHtNG sYRuP P has been used
for children teething. 1t soothes the CHI id.
suftaun the gums. altaya all potn curaa a.; :.