The herald., 1893-12-16
PASADENA,
Presbyterian Chn-nh Entertainment.
WeddiD< Announcements.


Presbyterian Chr.Hh Entertainment.
Wedding Announcements.
PAsADEEA, Dec. 14.-The entertain
ment given by the ladies Of the Presby-
.sfian church at Williams's hall last
evening, in connection with their an
nual fair, was decided success. The
audience was large and the various
booths we're we'll patronized, as indeed
from their attractive appearance they
deserved to be.
The programme for the evening con-
sisted OF series OF tableaux of most
unique and original order. The ladies',
with commendable eye for business,
arranged each of the scenss, which were
decided success from an artistic stand-
point 10 represent come particular line
of busin ess, to which were attached the
name of some prominent dealer in thai
speciality.
The irst. chocolate girl, was repre-
sented by Miss Merwin. and makes a
very pretty picture.
Waiting for Our New Shoes, repre-
sented by six charming little girls seated
on top of fence with their bare feet
hanging down, was one Of the happiest
hits of the evening. The little misees
in this scene were: Agnes Claypool,
Adaline Wright, Gladys Gardrer, Lucille
Webster and Margery Bolt.
The old familiar nursery rhyme of
Jack and Jill was we'll pictured by Ruth
Gardner and Yer Pitcher.
Little Lucille Webster made a yerv
pretty picture, while the familiar adyef.
tisement of q wcll-known tooth powder
was cleverly interpreted by Miss Dickin-
son.
The fronticepiece Of vc2ae, presented
by Mrs. Claypool star ,ilf1e In the center
OF an immense "" the whole forming
charmi..g picture.
!Ae next, q Christmas bell OF flowers
held by little Miss Talcott, was much
admired.
Mrs. Bangs and Mr.. Wright contrib.
uted much to the merryment Of the oc-
casion by q suggestive tableau, and
Charley Coleman faithfully represented
the picture OF chair boy. One OF
the best mlrth provokers of the evening
was that of Mr.. Thomas Coleman, a
we'll known member of the Star staff,
having q we'll known hair restorer ap.
piled to his brilliantly bald head by his
little daughter, Sarah. A scene in
china store was well rendered by Miss
Ker naghan, Miss Ball, Mics Young and
Niles Gardner. The closing tableaux by
Mise Wilde and little Miss Holmes were
followed by general social time and
generous patronage of the various booth.
The ladies in charge of the pro-
gramme. Mrs. Cbr:sty and Mrs. Weth.
erby, are deserving of much praise for
Its admirable arrangement.
The fair closed this afternoon, netting
the church something over $500, re-
markable showing.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
The many friends OF Mr.. Ray Hutch
ins, of the firm OF Hutcl.ins Bros, will
be interested to learn OF his coming
marriage with Mise Crowley OF Los An.
geles, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Crowley, on the 9th inst, at the home
OF the BRIDES parents. Tho marriage
will be private affair, only few init
mate friends OF the contracting parties
being invited. The ceremony will be
conducted by Rev. DIR. Conger OF this
city, while N. S. Leithead OF the Star
will act as best man.
G. A. r. ELECTION.
The annual election of officere was
held at meeting OF Johu A. Godfrey
Post last evening, resulting as follows:
C. G. Brown, commander; E. M. Elson,
SENIOR vice; J. ID. Gaylord, junior vice
W. q. Cowan, chaplain; A. l.. Petrie,
officer OF the day; II. S. Green, surgeon
F, ID. Stevens, quartermaster J. Allin,
olicsr OF the guard; John Mcdonald, G.
F. Downing. l.. J. Crowell, trustees.
Department Commander Sey mour OF
San Bornardino was present and made
short but pleasing address. The advisa-
IN nf n nj Ao otc.r xbo
and camp ire in the evening was dis-
eussed, and a, arrangements will be made
ii possible for the events on that dag.
This post is ono OF the most prosperous
in the divieion, being out of debt, with "a
well equipped and elegantly furnished
new hail.
NOTES.
The public concert at the tabernacle
last evening by colored company was
well attended, and proved very enter.
tanning.
The feries OF meetings which have
been conducted at the Baptist church
by Rev. Cairns during the past two
weeks came to an end last evening.
Ihe rooms OF the old part of the Hotel
Green are rapidly filling. The dining
room will be opened for the ii irst time OH
Saturday next, but the whole building
will not be ready for some time yet.
Capt. A. W. Barrett, Col. J.C. Newton
and II. W. Heinsch have been appointed
"a judges for the field events of the
tournament OF roeeH, which selection will
give general satisfaction.
The marriage of A. L. Hagler and Miss
Martha Murray took place in Los An
geles yesterday. Mr.. Hagler il ono of
our well known contractors, and has
many friends here who will be pleased
to learn OF the happy event.
Glasscock is giving reduction OF 20
esnts on each dollar sold today. Now
10 the time to buy your Christmas cards.
booklets. books. dolls, fancy goods, etc.
We have the largest line OF purses and
pocketbooks in the city, and you pay
but 80 csnts for each dollars worth.
Today only.
Crepe and French tissue papers, Christmas
CARDS and ealeadars Lauestadter, 2I4 w, Sec.