The herald., 1893-11-19
PASADENA.


Affairs.
PASADENA, Nov. ia meeting OF the
committee on the proposed Throop cele-
bration was held in the rooms of the
board of trade this morning, W. E. Ar.
thur presiding.
Upon motion the committee on pro-
grsmme, composed of Messrs. J. W.
Wood. H. H. Rose w. G. Stuart, w. d.
McGilvary and A. B. Monahan, was
added to the general committee on ar
rsngements. This committee reported
through its chairman, Mr.. Rose, that
the general outline for the days pro-
gramme had been mapped out as follows:
The forenoon will be given up to the
reception OF visitors at the institute and
an inspection OF its various departments.
ors in the buildings, it being prepared in
the cooking department.
In the afternoon, commencing at ]
o'clock, the literary exercises, speeches,
music, etc., will be held ON
the open campus between the
buildings, weather permitting, other
wise in the opera house or some con-
venient place. The celebration will
close with banquet at the Green hotel,
whore plates will be laid for both ladies
and gentlemen, and very large crowd
10 anticipated.
The speakers of the day and the exact
date have not been defnately settled
upon, but the latter will be about the
9th OF December.
FOOT BALL.
Foot ball was the attraction at Ath-
letic park, on South Fair Oaks avenue,
this afternoon, the opposing teams be-
ing the University OF Southern Califor-
mia and the Throop institute.
The game was witnessed by q large
crowd, including many ladies.
And some very good playing was put
up, considering the Impractical condi-
tion OF the home team, which has just
been organized. The University club.
by superior team work, came out the
victors by a score OF % to IL. Following
10 the makeup Of the clubs, together
iullback; Ellitt, right half; Hinman,
left half; Thompson, quarter back
Mort. left end; Twist, right tackle
Newman, right guard; Embree, center
guard; Carver, half back; Putnam, full
back; Smith, right end; Throop,
Smith, captains; Craig, full back;
Strock, right half; Smith, left
bali; Thompson. quarter back;
Carson, feft end; Alderman, right
tackle; Kimball. right guard Hardi-
son, center; Brooks, lett guard Pratt,
center tackle; Turner, right end.
Towne, Throop referee; Whitlock, Uni
versity referee.
THE CHURCHES.
The subject of the sermon by Rev.
CLARK Crawford at the tabernacle to-
morrow morning will be Gods Loving
Kindness and Mans Appreciation of It.
In the evening, A Solemn Decree.
Rsv. Florence E. Kallock will preach
IN the Universalist church this morn
Ing. Subject of discourse: Possessing
the Earth. In the evening Rev. Henry
q. Spaulding will conduct special SER
vice OF sacred song.
The Young Mems Christian associa.
ton will hold their gospel and song ser.
vice on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock in
Ptrong's hall. Interesting reports will |
be given OF the recent convention at
Stockton.
The arrival of daughter is being
celebrated at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
.. Ii. Hotaling.
The marriage of Elmer Southwick
and Miss Kate Mott took place in this
city on Thursday evening last, Rev. T.
ID. Gorpin officiating.
The Pickwick club entertained num-
Der OF invited guests at it's club rooms
On West Colorado street last evening.
An elegant spread was served by the
popular caterer Peter Steil.
Inc nre company was called out about
:SO this morning by a fire located in
he house of L. w. Davenport on North
Odella avenue. The Blaze started from
detective fue, and was put out before
ne arrival OF the department.
ine following committee has bee an
pointed by Prof. Keyes to look after
'asadena's exhibit at the midwinter
sir at san Francisco: T. P. Lukeus. w.
D. masters, .. d. Daggett, A.. j. Wads.
vorth, Gal. Hartwell, @. @. Brown and
Inc Marengo avenue Chautauoua cir.
10 meets next Monday evening at the
,ome Of Miss Claudine Stevens. on
'ortn IN arengo avenue. The following
'rcgramme will be given:
Roman history--Miss McCIu,kip
select resding, Horativ atIthe prjdpa-frs
an Nuys. Diiuse-Mrs.
outlines Of Econc m fcs-Mr Rossiter !
h"li ua eaiis " nich Is Batter aGod Standard or i
! ioon, ponnie Standard, and why?-Oilric. Miss :
Mr, Tnomas Garrett, city editor OF the t
an francisco Chronicle. accompanied c
rs.yGa-rett, mas beeu payinc h;a 20. {
pect5 10 tre msrves OF the Mount y
owe railway. He assembled the great =
lble incline amid the departing storm m y
mich drifted over Southern Oal;forn;a
Saturday. From the summit OF Echo :
lountain, through vistas Of the fivino @ !,
ouds, he caught bewitching glimpses = =
the blue ocean and of the suri-w whitensd ;,
,sst line. -i''iou
M M. Garrett was highly impressed n n
lth the beauty and sublimitv Of The = =
emery, and admired the novel and in IN. = =
'nious methods by which all these 4
enes were made accessible. After re- Teo = :,
rning to Pasadena he was driven !, !,
'0usn soms of the handsome avenues y