The herald., 1893-11-21
Resolutions--C. e. Hutton, S. G..
Black, j. r. Greeley, f. Molnyeaux, w.
S. Thomas.

Re6olutione--C. 10, Hutton, >. ".
Black, j. p. Greeley, f. Molnyeaux, w.
S. Thomas.
WORLDS FAIR ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment to be given by the
ladies OF All Saints' church at the
opera house on Friday evening next is
attracting mnch attention and large
crowd will doubtless be present.
Following is an outline OF the pro-
gramme as compiled by the Star:
Part 1-Once Upon Time, III. Kaul-
back. Germany Coicara with Flowers,
A. Genera, Italy The Daughter OF the
Rajahs, Paul Sinibaldi, France The ABB
| Even, United States; A Lady in Black.
+. W. Freer, United States.
Part "a Summer Shower, C.E. Peru
gini, Great Britain; Romeo and Juliet,
| Constantin Makovsky, Russia; At the
Temple Gate, G. L. Bulleid, Great Brit
ain; The Orphan Girls, f. Schwartze,
Amsterdam, Holland Marguerite, Ital-
ian Department Liberal Arts.
Part 3-Oolored broiize, French De-
partment Liberal Arts; Spanish Girls
| Cater the impressionist school).
sketches from life, in three scenes, by
G.Sson. l. Her artistic soul throbs
with joyful anticipation when she con-
templates at morn the majestic pals5e
| OF fine arts. 2. Her alert sensibVi-
ties are slightly dulled at MONDAY. 3.
| At eve she abandone her artistic con-
science, forgets with infidel determine
tion the miles of canvas she has left
undone, and smiles blissfully as she
dreams of Fred and the baby. 4. When
| we have rid the Ferris wheel and seen
the windmills we be done.
| Part 4. Glimpees of the Midway
Plaisance; Prominent Pasadenians to
the front; wedding procession from
Cairo street; usual tbrong of interested
pedestrians view with, holiday delight
the remarkable feats of the celebrated
Hindoo juggler, HAM Ram.Sham.
Grand promenade concert in Opera
House hall Immediately after the per-
| formance.
GROWERS MEET.
A full meeting OF the board of direct.
ors OF the Orange Growers association
was held in the board OF trade rooms
this afternoon. Mr.. d. M. Smythe,
chairman OF the board. presided, with
nj. 4. Wood secretary.
A resolution was passed that the by
laws OF the local association, when
drawn up, must harmonize with those
of the Semi-Tropic Fruit association of
Los Angeles.
DR.. Allen, chairman Of the committee
ON stock subscriptions, made q partial
report, recommending that circular be
printed and sent to all growers OF the
association and soliciting the subecrip-
80 ofo oloo oolltnn for a
meeting OF growers at the beard OF trade
rooms on Monday, the 9Th, at 3 p. m.
The report was adopted and the circu-
lar ordered printed and distributed at
once.
DEATH OF MRS. GILMORE.
The news Of the death of Mrs. Emily
P. Gilmore, wife of W. S. Gilmore,
which occurred at the family residence
on East Colorado street last evening,
was received with much sorrow by her
many friends and relatives in this city.
While the event was not unexpected, it
nevertheless proved sad blow for the
family, which has the sincere sym mpathy
OF their many frienda in their sad aff1ic.
ton.
Deceased, who was in her 9th year,
has been resident of this city since
girlhood and was beloved by all who
knew her for her many womanly quail
ties. She leaves husband and little
baby girl. The funeral services will be
held from the residence tomorrow, Tues
day afternoon, at O'Clock, Rev. Conger
officiating.
A dinner entertainment will be given
by the ladies OF the w. 4. @. on Thanks
giving day.
Three vags were sent over the road
today with sentences OF 80, 80 and 10
days each.
The Ladies' Aid society will give an
CLING supper Wednesday evening next,
to which a general invitation ia ex-
tended to the public. The ladies will be
expected to bring two ribbons, and a
basket of lunch which will be divided
with the gentleman fortunate enough to
capture the right book. A social dance
will conclude the entertainment.
Messrs. Reed q Brown OF Sierra
Madre and L. O. Winston of this city
made up a party which has been up in
the mountains during the past heavy
snowstorm. Their friends would have
been seriously alarmed as to their
safety, but from the fact that number
OF carrier pigeons were taken along, and
by this means news is frequently re-.
ceived from the party, all of whom are
well.