The herald., 1893-01-21
NEWS FROM NLIGHBORING CITIES.
Ilection Of officers of Pasade-
mas Athletic Club.
H.al Estate at Pomona Increasing
in Demand.
rews Notes from the Crown of the
Naliey-Sauta Ana News-ke-
dondo shipping and
Local Notoe.

PASADENA, Jan. 20.--The annual elec'
ion of the Pasadena Athletic club was
held yesterday for the purpose Of elect
ing president, vice-president, captain,
treasurer, secretary and board OF di-
rectors to consist Of IL members. Fol-
loving is the list of officials elected:
President, Calvin Hartwell; vice.
president, William Stats; captain,
Charles Bell; treasurer, William Craig
secretary, James G. Roesiter; board OF
directors, VIM. Staats, Raymond Allen,
F. Smith, B. Hutchins, Chas. Bell,
Frank Policy, H. R. Hertel, King Mac
omber, VIM. Craig, Calvin Hartwell,
Fred Twombly.
The club starts out this year with an
excellent list of officials, and 1t is to be
hoped that under their efficient direc-
ton more general interest may be
awakened in athletic sports than has
been manifest during the past year.
This organization has done much good
work in the past by awakening
healthy interest in athletic work among
the young men, and its many friends
unite in hoping that 1t may still con-
tinue in the good work.
is THE KINGS DAUGHTERS CONCERT.
A concert for the benefit OF the Kings
Daughters will be given next Thursday
evening at the tabernacle. The pro-
gramme, which Ia under the direction OF
Mr.. A. @. Bonner of Los Angeles, is as
follows:
Overture, Bandienstreiohe, ,suppe-orchestra
class.
Soprano solo, Look in Mine Eyes, Caryll-
Selection, Fatiniiza, suppe-Orchestra class.
Violin solo, Hope Told Flattering Tale-
Selection, Bohemian Girl, Balfe Orchestra
class.
Violin duet--Masters C. J. Fox and Frank
selection, Favoiite, Observation-Disclosures
class.
Tenor solo, Anchored, watson-Edwin R.
Violin solo, op. No. 8, schubsrt-Master
Amazon march Orchestra class.
UNION Y. NJ. C. A. MEETING.
The M. e. tabernacle was wsll filled
last evening at the union meeting given
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. @. A.
The services were conducted by the
evangelist, Rev. A. J. Bell, who deliy
cred most telling sermon.
A special feature of the meeting was
the music, which was much enjoyed BY
the audience, consisting of several se
lections by the congregation, under the
leadership of Mr.. E. A. Arne, who also
pang solo, and duet with Mr.. S. F
Johnson.
The rostrum was occupied by minis
ters from tho various churches, nearly
all being represented.
SCOTCH MUSICALE.
Charles Gardner on East Colorado
street tomorrow ate rnoon. An admis
sion of rs cents will be charged. Fol
lowing is the programme:
4 Scotch song (Heimbu ger) Mis- Col eman
Bonnie Duudee-Misa Edith Gardiner
Vert Thou in the Cauld asst tM.nde!ssohn
Miss kimball aud Mr. o. W, Kyle.
Blue Bells OF Scotland-hfiss Young, witt
guitar accompaniment by Miss Glass and Mis-
Geuevleve Churcn.
Comin' Thro' the Rye--Lorelei euartctte.
Bonnie sweet Bessie--Mr. J. P. Dupuy.
a. WisThou Be Ny Dehrie.l Words BY Burns
d. Bonnie Wee Thing. .....} -Miss Kimball
NOTES.
Mr.. A. T. Hagen left today for Omaha
Neb. He is called east by the illness o
his father.
The police courts are exceedingly quie
at present, vags being the principal Of
tenders. The caee Of the man Atkins,
charged with disturbing the peace, will
come up in Justice Merriam's court to.
morrow at 10 am.
special meeting of the city council
will be held tomorrow for the purpose
OF examining the delinquent tax list.
A number OF large sales OF Mt. Wilson
4 lxryAxy nt AZ Anl n. L
past few daye. The fact that large
amount of this stock is being taken by
Pasadena people certainly speaks well
tor the enterprise.
Mr.. E, H. Hyde is suffering from a
severe cold, that has detained him a,
home for several days past.
A most pleasant card party was given
last evening by SIr. and Mrs. George f.
Kirkner at their home on South Moline
avenue.
reception will be given to Mrs. Bull
lock next Wednesday at the M. L.
church by the ladies of the ". o. T. u.
The Pasadena city band is arranging
to give concert on the evening of Feb.
ruary 22d.
The revival services that have been
going on in the M. Z. church under the
direction of Rev. Bull close next Sun
day evening.
The officers OF Pasadena tent, No. /,
knights of the Maccabees, were in
stalled this evening.
The cutters on Colorado street is be-
ing relaid by the city at the property
owners expenss. When the change is
completed no water will stand in them
SIS is the case at present.
The name OF the confectionery store OF
Hutchins Bros. bas been changed from
The I'eimonico to The Hutchins. s1f
subscription list is being circulated
for eeals to the proposed Philharmonic
concert to be given by Professor Stamrl.
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