The herald., 1893-09-27
PASADENA.

Rs PASADENA.
Pleasant Social by the Ladies' League
Funeral OF Newton Mohu.
The Ladies' league OF the Universal
Inc church gave an informal social in
the church parlors this afternoon which
was we'll attended. While the meeting
was Of an informal character a very In
teresting programme was carried out
and thoroughly enjoyed. A selection on
tho piano by Mrs. Fuller was followed
by areading by Mrs. A. ]. McClatchie
which was listened to with much atten-
tion. Mrs. A. H. Judson, formerly of
Los Angeles, but now Of this city, was
called upon for speech and responded
with q very interesting talk upon the
work OF the Southern California
Womans' parliament which recently
convened in this city. The next meet
ing Of the parliament will be held in
Broadway M. E. church, Los Angeles,
In October next. Mrs. Judson also
spoke of the work Of the Friday Morn
ing club Of Los Angeles, stating that
the club had secured permanent rooms
and would be glad to welcome ladies
from outside places.
Rev. Florence Hallock followed Mrs.
z Judson'e remarks with an informal talk
upon the necessity of improvement in
wcman's work in the church. She was
of the opinion that too much OF their
time Was put in in endeavoring to bene-
ift the financial condition OF their
churches to the neglect OF their own in
tellectual improvement. AS one OF the
remedies for this state of affairs she
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form literary club for the mutual bene-
at and improvement of its members, go
that the ladies' of this city need not 60
! to Los Angeles to find means for their
intellectual advancement.
Miss Kollock's suggestions met the
hearty approval OF the ladies present
and some action looking toward such an
organization will probably be taken
I'D.
The programme closed with q piano
solo by Mrs. Fuller.
FUNERAL OF NEWTON MoHN.
The remains of Newton Mohn were
today laid to rest in Mountain View
cemetery, after an interment of more
than two years in foreign soil. Mr..
Mohn met his death by drowning, in
Yokohsma harbor, Japan, while en-
gagged in the United States marine SER
vice on board the man-of-war Marian.
The mother and sister OF the deceased
live here and it was their desire that his
remains be laid to rest under the flag he
served so faithfully. Through the in
tercession of Governor Markham the
body was sent home for burial, arriving
in San Francisco few days ago on
board the United States steamship Alert.
The funeral services were held this
morning from the undertaking parlors
Of Reynolds & Van Nuys, in the presence
OF large number of friends. Rev. DR..
MAXWELL officiated, and during the
4 course Of his talk spoke very highly Of
the character of the deceased.
; The Sons of Veterans, of which or
ganization Mr.. Mohn was q member,
officiated at the grave, the pallbears be.
ing Captain Janney, O. E. Mendenhall.
@. 8. Franklin, F. e. Brenner, G. A..
Richardson and ]. III. Lowe.
A CHORAL ORGANIZATION.
At meeting called at the tabernacle
last evening. an organization OF choral
society was effected. There was good
attendance of those interested in the
work and good results can be looked for
from tie society during the coming
season. The following officers were
elected: President, Hoose; vice-presi-
dent. DR.. Turner; secretary, l.. Brock
way; treasurer, MIR. Thomas; director,
Prof. q. M. Cole; music committee,
/. &C. Reynoldt, DR.. Parker, Mr.. Mr..
Strsble, G. A. Durrell and Mrs. Nc
Lsughlin.
A son is announced at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hogan.
E.sHurlbut and family lett today for
! Chicago, to be abaentseveral months.
Mr.. Turbetts left today for the east,
having been granted leave of absence
rs chief Of the fire department.
The annual business meeting of the
Y. NJ. @. A. was held this evening.
A social will be given by the ladies OF
the First Congregational church on Fri
day evening next, at the residence OF
Mr. G. 0. Rasey.
A meeting of the W. R. @. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, In
the new hall in the Frost block.
At a regular meeting OF the Knights
of Maccabees, held last evening, it was
decided to move into the new G. A. r.
hall on East Colorado street. The next
regular meeting will be held on Monday
evening in the new hail.
The death of Mr.. Frank s. Brown,
occurred last evening at his house on
Terrace drive, from consumption. Mr..
Brown 10 we'll known in this city and
leaves wife. two daughters and son.
The funeral services will be held on
Saturday next.
On Thursday evening OF this week
hand-hall tournamant will ba bald In
the rooms Of the Pasadena Athletic
club. when eome lively PLAYING ia looked
for. The club gold medal will be played
for, and large number of entries have
already been received both for the
singles and doubles.
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills
Act on a new MISUNDERSTANDING the lever
stomach and bowels through the nerves. A