The herald., 1893-10-01
PASADENA.
Today's Church services-The Handball
Tournament.

Today's Church sarvices-The Handball
Tournament.
PASADENA, Sept. 30.-At the taber.
nacle Rev. Clarke Crawford, the newly
appointed paster to fill the position Of
Rev. ,J.W. Phelps retired, viii be heard
for the 'frst tme at both usorning and
evening SERVICES. = Rev. Crowford is
spoken of 90 very able man and a
large audience will doubtless be present
at tomorrow's meeting.
Rev. It'd. Garvin, pastor of the
Christian church, will deliver a special
talk to men Sunday afternoon, at s
O'Clock, at the meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian association in Strong's
hall. 1t is hoped there will large at
tendance, as this talk will be very prac-
tical and interesting.
The subject of Rev. DR.. Flies sermon
at the Presbyterian church in the morn
ing will Every Life Calling; in the
evening, Can Rich Man Be Saved?
DIR. Barnum, the organist who sue
ceeds Miss Alice Coleman who has gone
east, will be heard for the first time.
As usual only one sermon will be
preached at the Universalist church at
ii a. IN. The subject tomorrow will be
"The Obligation Of the Church to the
Community" by Rev. Florence Kolock.
At the Christian church Rev. T. d.
Garvin will prench, taking as his morn
ing subject Light and Light Bearers,'
in the evening "Ths Church Identi-
fied.n
Rev. H. D. Staats, OF the North Pasa-
dena Oongregstionalist church will
preach tomorrow morniug upon the in
teresting theme of Recognition of
Friends in the Future State"
HAND BALL.
The finals of the hand ball tourna-
ment were played off last evening at
the athletic club, with quite an unex-
pected outcome. Will Clapp carrying off
the club medal sgainst +. Smith, who
was conceded to be the winner.
This tournament has, however, been
q surprise all around. Smith, in the
frat place, beating Weight who has
held the medal for long time, only in
turn to be downed by Clapp. Clapp
also beat Holt. who won over Sovereign
in the semi finals.
The playing was good throughout and
was enjoyed equally by the spectators
and players.
FUNERAL OF MR.. BROWN.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mr.. Frank Brown, whose death oc-
cured few days ago. took place this
afternoon from the residence on O,cott
place, in the presence OF number of
friends and relatives OF the family.
The services, which were very simple,
were conducted by Rev. G. 4. Harris OF
the Baptist church, and were most i'm.
pressive. A qusrtette composed OF Mrs.
Clapp, Miss Ellis Mr.. Kyle and Mr..
Wood rendered several selections in an
admirable manner.
The remains were laid to rest in the
family vault at Mountain View ceme-
terry.
NOTES.
No overland train is looked for before
Monday.
Paving is progressing rapidly on West
Colorado street and the aBphaltum will
soon be put down.
Peter Stall Ia exhibitinga $175 picture
which he has had carefully for future
reference. No admission fee is charged,
The Morango avenue Chautauqua
circle will meet Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sedwick on North
Euclid avenue.
The young people OF the Congrega-
tional church enjoyed q social last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. Charles Rosey on
North Euc.id avenue.
The funeral Of Mrs. Albert H. Ninae