The herald., 1893-11-24
PASADENA.
The Entertainment at All Saints Church.
Notes.


Notes.
PASADENA, Nov. 23.--The entertain
ment to be given by the ladies OF All
Saints church, at the opera house, to-
morrow evening. will call out an audi
ence filing the house from top to bot
tom, as is assured from the heavy ad-
vance sale. The management is the
same that engineered the pageant OF
roses go successfully last spring, which
alone assures delightful entertain
ment. The programme, which will con-
sist almost entirely OF spectacular effects
and tableaux, Ia as follows, parts one,
two and three being representations OF
faGous paintings shown at the worlds
fair.
Once Upon Time, Herm Kaulbach Ger
Coicarr with flowers A. Guerra Htaly)..
The Daughter of tho Rsjahs, Paul sinibaldi
The bsent One on All Souls Day, Walter
MacEwen Omitted Ststes)
A Lady lii Black, F. W. Freer UNITED States).
A Summer Shower, G. d. Perugini tdreat
Romeo and Juliet, Constantin EgorovIch Ma
At the Temple Gate, G. l.. Bulleid (Grest
The orphan Girls, Amsterdam, Therese
Margueri ., Italian department liberal arts
Colored Bronzs, French department liperal
arts.
sketches from Life In three scenes, Gibson.
/. "Her artistic soul throts with joyful an
ticipation, when she contempates at morn the
majestic palace OF fine arts.
Q. "Her alert sensibiiities are slightly dulied
at noon-day.'
science. Forgets with infidel determination
the miles Of canvas she has left updona, and
smiles blissfuily as she dreams OF Fred and the
4. "when we have rid the Ferris wheel and
seen the wind mills, we be done"
GLIMPsEs OF THE MIDWAY rLAIsANCz.
Prominent Pasadenians to the front.
Wedding professions from Cairo street.
Usual throngs OF interested pede strians view
with holiday delight the remarkable feats of
Tie celebrated Hindoo ugger dam Ram sham.
THE ELECTRIC ROAD PROJECT.
TIE project OF b. lding an electric
road between this place and Los An
geles, which has been dinned into the
ears Of the citizens of this city for the
past three years, still refuses to down
and indeed exhibits more Symphonic OF
life now than at any period in the past.
The road has now reached such an i'm
portant aspect that an inspection was
decided to be the proper eaper by ita
promoters and accordingly q party was
made up and drove out from Los An
geles in a tallyho this morning over the
proposed route. The party was com
posed oil @. w. Stewart of San Diego. III.
d. Underwood OF Tucson, Col. L. P.
Cram OF Los Angeles, Albert Jones OF
Santa Monica, Fred. L. Baker OF Los
Angeles, Judge r. Ii. knight OF Pasa-
dena, O. Poolsy OF Los Angeles. Maj. II.
NJ. Russell of Chicago, ex-Mayor W. H.
Workman Of Los Angeles, and VIM. III.
Il n;u Nf ho nm ~
"trip over the Mt. Lowe railroad before
returning to the city.
LADIES AID ENTERTAINMENT.
The supper, entertainment and mop
given by the Ladies' Aid society in the
q. A. Il. hall last evening was largely
attended and proved most enjoyable
aff2ir throughout. Following the lunch,
whias, was served by the ladies in bas-
ksts. an excellent musical and literary
l.oNramme I was rendered, consisting of
an instrumental duet by Miss Bertha
Raymond and Miss May Barnhart; reci-
tation, Harry Gaylord; vocal duet,
Arthur Snyder and Miss Raymond;
piano solo. May Barnhart; recitation,
Amy Lacey; vocal solo, Bertha Ray
mond; duet, May Barnhart and Miss
Raymond. Following the programme
Inc uOOt Wab CiodTeu anu nOCldl uduC6
enjoyed until q late hour.
NOTES.
The house OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Car
roll was frightened few days ago by
the arrival of bouncing baby girl.
General Wentworth, manager OF the
Raymond hotel, is expected to arrive
here about December 1st, to superintend
the opening of the house.
The South Pasadenian notes the re-
duction Of the round trip rate on the
Santa Fe to 20 cents, between that place
and Los Angeles, to meet the forced
drop OF the Terminal.
A large number OF the Masonic order
of this city went down to Los Angeles
this afternoon to attend general meet
ing in that place this evening.
The Knights OF Pythias gave very
pleasant reception to members OF the
order and friends in the Fish block this
evening. The phonograph furnished
much amusement.
Mrs. Burnham OF Morenga place will
have charge OF the distribution of din
ners to the poor of this city on Thanks.
giving day.
City Attorney W. E. Arthur is still
among the members OF the small army
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