The herald., 1893-07-16
POMONA.
An Enjoyable Musicsle-Local Hap
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An Enjoyable Musicale-LocaI Hap
POMONA, July 15.-Among the many
social and musical events of the week
that have been of deep interest lacally
to this community, was the concert by
the pupils of Mrs. J. K. Diamond, of
which the following is the programme.
Teacher, patrons and pupils were all
gratifed with the result:
\ Fisno solo, selected-Eramintie Rogers.
Piano solo, The Robins Return, Fisher
Eeonroa Kloess.
Piano solo, summers Funeral March, Turner
Gertrude Garter.
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Piano solo, Radetsky March - Benjamin
Piano solo, Clayton's Grand March. Blake
Lillian Killam
Piano solo, Blue BIRD Ecno Polka, Morrlson.-
Marcia Mirande.
! Piano duets, a Perseverance Polka, Kennedy;
b Polporia, Demond-Truman and Claton Di-
mOnd.
= Piano SOLOS, a Grand Vase de Concert, Mattel;
b serenata und Trio, Moskowski-Truman Di-
mond.
Piano solo, III Travatore, Dorm - Blanche
Rogers
Piano s6lo, Aud Lang syne, Richards-Nora
Fredricks.
Piano solo, Shower of Roses Waltz, streabbog
piano solo, a Dawn Polka, Cook; Tidal
Waves, Conway-Sophia Yorba.
Song Bother the Men-Grace Mirande.
Piano solo. Improm ptu-Charles Dimond.
Song, Good Advice-Gertrude Carter.
gong Mothers Advice-Marnie Trundy.
Piano solo, When You and l We're Young,
Maggie, Wyman-Carrie VeIar.
Duet, two guitars-C J. pimond and Pauline
Gubser.
Reading, John Baptist Cramer-Nora Fred
ricks.
Song, Nearer My G od to Thee-John Mirande.
Piano solos, with keys yscovered-C. ]. Dimond.
Song, After the Ball-C j. Dimond.
Piano duet, selected-Iruman Dimond and
Annie Killam.
The subject at the First Unitarian
church, McComas' hall at IL a. M, Sun
day, will be The Day of Judgment, by
tie minister, Rev. Pierce.
There will be pleasant gathering OF
young people at the elegant residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Egan, corner OF
Fifth and Hamilton avenues, this even
ing in entertainment of their nephew,
George Egan, jr., who arriyes today on
a short visit, before the departure of the
family next week for the Beach.
A rabbit drive comes off this after
noon between this point and Ontario.
Manager Simms and several ladies from
the Hotel Polomares will be in attend
ance.
Friend Stein, of the live and thorough
going firm of Stein & Weiss. is always
ready for any emergency. There hap
pens to be no trees alongside the fronts
of their Establishment, so he has put in
position large sun-shade or umbrella
tree, at the corner, to protect his buggy
horse while hitched there.
Mr.. j. s. Shirley, just arrived from
Missouri, was shown around our pretty
little town and lovely fertile valley this
forenoon by Mr.. Clyde Brasher, and
expresses himself, ae all newcomers do,
90 highly pleased. He and Mrs. Shirley
will remain month or more.
Mr.. Harry Goodrich has been confined
to his room for several days past by q
surgical operation. Mrs. Goodrich is
also in rather poor health, and they will
take an outing for few weeks.
Hal Hammer is now with Messrs.
Loud & Gerling. near Palomsres and
Tenth streets.
Rev. J. w. Fulton and family have
returned from their worlds fair trip.
A gentleman from Duarte and lady
from Azusa were married here this
morning, at the Catholic church. Their
names appeared among They May Wed,
in yesterdays HERALD.