The herald., 1893-11-12
PASADENA.
An Enjoyable Concert-Church Services.
Local Affairs.


Local Affairs.
PASADENA, Nov. IL. - The concert
given ender the auspices OF the Univer-
salist church last evening, by number
OF local artists, was we'll attended.
The instrumental portion of the en-
tertainment was furnished by Mr.. For
est Cheney, Miss June Reed and Miss
Augustine Berger, while the vocolistH
we're Mrs. Washington Berry OF Los
Angeles and Mrs. q. Williams OF Santa
Monica.
Mr.. Cheney was only down for two
selections on the programme, sonata
by Gade, in which he was accompanied
by Miss Berger, and fsntasie caprice
by Chopin, but at the close OF the laeI
niece responded TO a double encore,
rendering the Last Rose Of Summer and
Snwanee River with much feeling and
sweetness.
Mr.. Cheney's reputation as master
of the violin is such that nothing fur
ther can be said of his performance last
evening than that it was up to his usual
high standard.
Miss Reed was heard to advantage in
one OF Beethoven's difficult creations,
receiving hearty encore at the close.
She displayed slight nervousness
which somewhat marred her execution
at first, but, as whole, her playing was
. genuine surprise to those who have
never heard her before, and reflected
much credit upon 80 young musician.
Mise Berger, who has been heard at
some of the musical events in Los An
geles and this city, and everywhere re-
ceived the highest praise, won much
favor from the audience, although she
was only heard once.
Mrs. Williams, who is the possessor
OF an exceedingly sweet soprano voice,
was heard in two selections, the last a
serenade by Schubert, being very
pretty thing.
Mrs. Berry, the contrslto. made a
specially fortunate selection in Loeb.
ner's Uberalldu, which she rendered
with much credit.
wHERE TO WORSHIP.
At the Univeraalist church Rev. DIR.
Conger, formerly pastor of this church
for number of years, will be heard in
the morning. DIR. Conger has just re-
turned from an Eastern trip and his
many friends will be glad OF this oppor-
tunity to hear him.
In the evening. the pastor, Rev.
Florence Kollock will occupy Nthe pul.
pit.
Rev. Clarke Crawford will preach ae
usual at the NJ. E. tabernacle, taking as
his morning subject, The Now and the
Hereafter in the evening, The Doubter.
At the Christian church, corner Fail
Oaks avenue and Mary street, the pas
tor, Rev. T. d. Gavin, will take for his
morning subject, Partaking of the Glory
That Shall Be Revealed in the evening,
Is Our Race Fatally Depraved Because
OF Adams Fall, this being the second ol
q series of sermons.
There will be special services at the
Young Mems Christian Association
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, in
Strong's Hall, to which ladies and gen.
tlemen are invited. the occasion being
the international day of prayer for
young men in all lands.
The Assassination of Mayor Harrison,
If Chicago, will be the theme OF Rev.
ID. D. Hill at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday evening, from which an
interesting sermon is promised. In the
morning the Sunday-school Work will
be the subjects preparatory to the state
convention, which meets here ON Mon
day evening next.
Rev. H. N. G. Fife, of the Presby-
terian church, will speak in the even
ing upon an interesting subject fo- the
young people, A Model Young Chris
tisn. aVso
AN A. 0. u. W. MEETING.
There was a good-sized audience at
the Tabernacle last evening to hear an
address by Rev. A. @. Bane of Los An
geles. past grand master workman Of
the A. o. u. w. Besides the Pasa-
denans, delegation OF members and
, friends OF the order from Los Angeles
was present. The meeting was presided
over by Mr.. G. r. Toms, master work
lent music was furnished by Johnson's q
) orchestra.
\ A short opening speech was made by
Grand Master Booth, in very happy
manner, followed by the address of the
evening. siss
/, Mr.. Balm reviewed in an interesting
inanncr the work which has been car
ried on by the grand old order OF the
/ United Workmen since its origin. The
many benefits which it confers upon its
member, and the large amount of
y money which has been paid out to the
families of deceased brothers, were
fhown, while the great strength OF the
organization throughout this country
was pointed out to attest its popularity.
In addition to the address vocal
! selection by Mics Forbes OF North Pasa-
dena was much enjoyed, AS wss recita-
1 tion by Mr.. Barnes.
Y Following the exercises In the church
4 fraternal gathering OF members OF the
a order and friends was held in the G. A.
|AR. hall, whore social evening wae
passed, dancing and music furnishing
amusement.
NOTES.
A meeting OF the board OF trade will
4 be held on Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
I The grocery firm OF Knoetles & Co.
made an assignment .sdsy in favor oI
.lcreditors.
IA Councilman 4. p. Luken5 is confined
to his house by !. severe cold.
A general visitation Of Hpscleu OF The
grip seems to be going the rounds.